The interdisciplinary biomedical science program enables cutting-edge, multi-disciplinary training that positions you for careers in biomedical sciences, as well as health-related professions.
Bachlor of Interdisciplinary Biomedical Science
Bachlor of Interdisciplinary Biomedical Science
About
What you will learn
You will learn about Indigenous experiences, from present day challenges to pre-contact histories as you examine historical and contemporary realities of Indian, Métis and Inuit societies in Canada. You will learn the historic and contemporary Indigenous perspectives that guide their interactions with other Indigenous people and non-Indigenous people as you explore the similarities and differences experienced by Indigenous societies within their community and around the world.
Disciplines
Arts and Science
Requirements
Entry Requirements
Requirements
Admission requirements depend on your situation. Tell us about yourself:
English Program Requirements
Career
Preparation for professional health science programs and graduate studies:
The interdisciplinary biomedical science program provides an excellent foundation in the biomedical sciences for students seeking subsequent admission into professional health science schools, such as medicine, dentistry, physical therapy, chiropractic, veterinary medicine and optometry. Interdisciplinary biomedical science program graduates are also well qualified to progress into more advanced biomedical research training at the master's and PhD levels at various academic institutions worldwide. They are well situated to continue into community and population health sciences, public health and epidemiology graduate programs available at USask.Other careers:
Note that some of the following positions may require further education or qualifications, depending on the hiring institution and the jurisdiction in which the position is found.Research and lab positions:
A variety of technical positions are available in academia (e.g. universities and colleges), industry (e.g. biotechnology, private research firms, biomedical supply, and pharmaceutical companies), government (e.g. agricultural and food agencies and police forensic laboratories) and the healthcare system (e.g. medical labs).Communications:
The interdisciplinary biomedical scienceprogrammay lead to a career in technical writing for textbooks and/or government and industry reports.Business:
Interdisciplinary biomedical science graduates may obtain sales, consulting or management positions in science-related private sector companies such as pharmaceutical and biomedical supply firms.
Fee Information
Tuition Fee
CAD 28,909 / yearHow to Apply
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Make sure you meet the admission requirements such as required grade 12 classes, minimum admission averages, and proficiency in English.
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Completing the application
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- Your educational history
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- Supplemental documents can be submitted after you apply (see below)
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3. After you apply
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Changing your application
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Submit required documents
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- check your application status to learn what documents we will need to consider you for admission. You will also be able to see when items you submit have been received.
- submit documents before the documents deadline which are listed with the application deadlines.
Commonly requested supplemental documents include:
Transcripts
Transcripts or report cards are used to calculate your admission average and to determine whether you have met or will meet prerequisite requirements for your program.
English language proficiency
You may be asked to show evidence that you are proficient in English to ensure you are prepared to study at USask. If you’ve taken a standardized test, you will need to arrange for your results to be sent directly to the University of Saskatchewan from the testing centre.
Recruitment, Admissions and Transfer Credit
University of Saskatchewan
105 Administration Place
Saskatoon, SK S7N 5A2Canada
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Plan to start
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Bachlor of Interdisciplinary Biomedical Science
University of Saskatchewan
Canada,
Saskatoon