Bachelor of Health Sciences | Queen's University

BHSc Poster Day

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Location: School of Medicine

Nobel Prize Inspiration Initiative at Queen's University

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Location: Isabel Bader Centre of the Performing Arts

The path to research success includes many ups and downs and can take you to unexpected places.

Please join us on September 25th as Queen’s University hosts the Nobel Prize Inspiration Initiative, featuring Martin Chalfie, 2008 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry.

PATH 310 Introduction to Pathology and Molecular Medicine

Residence Move In Day

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Welcome to Queen's! We can't wait to see you on campus.

You will receive a designated move-in time before August 31 as well as a colour-coded map to help you navigate to your residence.

Visit https://residences.housing.queensu.ca/parents/move-inout/moving-in/ for more information about move-in day (including a helpful packing list).

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On-campus and online: this student's unique journey in the Bachelor of Health Sciences program

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The following feature on BHSc student Allison Nerbas appeared in the Dean's Blog (2020).

Allison Nerbas grew up in Aurora, Ontario and moved to Kingston to attend Queen’s after high school, but she never sets foot in a classroom.

This isn't because she is a poor student, but because she ended up deciding that the course that was truly right for her at Queen’s was the online Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHSc) program.

Why Queen's?

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One of the questions that we hear most often from prospective students is “Why should I choose Queen’s?” Here are some of the first-year experiences that you can expect at Queen’s University.

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Meet our Orientation Executive Team

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We are excited to introduce you to our BHSc Orientation Week 2019 Executive team. The seven team members have been working hard over the past few months planning a variety of fun and educational events for the first-ever Bachelor of Health Sciences Orientation Week in September. These activities include tours of facilities, introductions to faculty members, and team-bonding.

Who says technology drives us apart?

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From the Faculty of Health Sciences Dean's Blog (October 2020)

When students started using the new microscopes that were procured for the School of Medicine last November, Rick Hunt, the recently retired Coordinator of the Anatomy Learning Centre, noticed a difference right away.

Actually, he noticed several differences.

Health Sciences Education Round - Resident Perceptions of CBME - results of a national survey

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The Health Sciences Education Rounds & Journal Clubs create a forum and community to share and critically discuss current topics of interested in health sciences education & research in a multidisciplinary environment.

The goal of the program is to provide an enriched social and learning environment for faculty engaged in health sciences education that stimulates an educational discussion. Participants will be kept up to date on current and relevant evidence-based literature in health sciences education, which can be used to guide their educational practice.

Summer Orientation to Academics and Resources

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The Summer Orientation to Academics and Resources (SOAR) is a one-day summer orientation program organized by the Student Experience Office (SEO), in partnership with faculties and schools that aims to help ease the transition of incoming first-year students and their families.