The Bachelor of Health Sciences program is an ideal degree for students who have a passion for the health sciences and a desire to study them in new and progressive ways. Core courses are offered in a flipped classroom format that allows students to engage with their professors and peers in small groups during active classroom sessions. You’ll learn how the human body functions in health and disease, how it defends itself against microbes and pathogens, and how medications are used to combat infection and disease. At the same time, you will also examine the societal context of health and health-care with a global lens, something that is often overlooked in other undergraduate health sciences programs.
Fall Preview Open House
Ready to picture yourself at Queen’s? Step onto campus November 8–9 for our Fall Preview Open House — a day to connect, discover, and start your journey here. Learn more and register here. Schedule of events for the Health Sciences program for both days is included below.
Time
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Location
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Event
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Description
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9am-3pm
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School of Medicine Atrium
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Health Sciences Meet & Greet
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Chat with program faculty, staff, and current students about the program & ask them any questions you may have.
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9:30am-2:30pm (every 15 minutes)
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School of Medicine Atrium
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Lab Tours
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Join a tour of our Anatomy, Microbiology, and Biochemistry labs, led by Health Sciences & Life Sciences students.
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11am-12pm
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Biosciences 1101
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Health Programs @ Queen’s Info Session
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Discover the Biochemistry, Health Sciences, and Life Sciences programs at Queen’s! Topics include: admission requirements, key program features, and the similarities & differences between the programs.
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Upper-Year Transfer Info Session
November 13th @ 2pm (ET) - Zoom
Are you a current university student (at Queen's or at another institution) who wants to transfer into the Bachelor of Health Sciences program at Queen's? Attend our Upper-Year Transfer Info Session to learn more about the admission requirements, application dates & deadlines, how to apply, and a general overview of transfer credits.
Register here