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Mechatronic Systems Engineering and Biomedical Engineering Option at Western University

Western University, Canada

Programme overview

Mechatronic Systems Engineering and Biomedical Engineering Option is offered through Mechatronic Systems Engineering at Western University.

Faculty: Faculty of Engineering  |  Department: Mechatronic Systems Engineering  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: London, Ontario, Canada

What you will study

Engineering Common First Year Program Full-year courses: Business Administration 1299E, Engineering Science 1050. Full-year half course: Engineering Science 1022A/B/Y. Half-year courses: Chemistry 1302A/B, Engineering Science 1021A/B, Engineering Science 1036A/B, Numerical and Mathematical Methods 1411A/B, Numerical and Mathematical Methods 1412A/B, Numerical and Mathematical Methods 1414A/B, Physics 1401A/B and Physics 1402A/B.

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Entry requirements

The Mechatronic Systems Engineering and Biomedical Engineering Option (Option D) is a limited-enrollment program. Upon completion, students will receive two degrees: a BESc in Mechatronic Systems Engineering and a BESc in Biomedical Engineering (non-accredited). Admission to Option D is competitive; meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. Students apply to Option D while in first year through the Intent-to-Register process. The Mechatronic Systems Engineering Program, in collaboration with the Director of Biomedical Engineering, will accept students into Option D. To be eligible for Option D, all of the requirements of the first-year curriculum in the Faculty of Engineering must be completed with a minimum year-weighted average (YWA) of 70%. Acceptance into Option D does not guarantee acceptance into the concurrent degree program. Students apply to the concurrent degree program during their second year in Engineering by the published deadline.

Domestic applicants: CAD 12,539 a year (2026-27). First-year tuition for the Engineering fee group (Ontario resident; out-of-province tuition is $15,688); tuition only, excludes student organization, ancillary, transit, health, dental and other fees. Draft schedule, subject to change. Applies to 4.0 or m Source

International applicants: CAD 64,310 a year (2026-27). First-year tuition for the Engineering fee group; tuition only, excludes ancillary fees, transit pass and UHIP health plan. Draft schedule, subject to change. Source

Full-time undergraduate programmes start in September (Fall/Winter, September to April). Part-time studies have a May start (Summer Evening, Intersession, Summer Distance) and a September start (Fall/Winter Day or Evening and Distance).

Applications open on the OUAC in late September 2026. The deadline for equal consideration to full-time undergraduate studies is January 15, 2027. Medicine (MD) closes October 1; Law (JD) and Dentistry (DDS) close November 1; Education (BEd) closes November 2; Compressed Time Frame BScN RPN Stream B closes December 1; Compressed BScN Regular Stream and RPN Stream A close February 15, 2027. Ivey AEO closes January 15, Music audition and interview registration February 1, Visual Arts digital portfolio February 15, SASAH February 28, Commercial Aviation Management supplementary application March 1, 2027. Part-time May start deadline is March 1 and part-time September start deadline is July 1, 2027. Applications are submitted through the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC), for up to three faculties or direct-entry programmes.

2026-27 application fees: Law $150; Medicine $135; Dentistry $375; Education (BEd/Dip.Ed.) $80; Ivey HBA $200; part-time application $100.

Apply through the official page: https://welcome.uwo.ca/next-steps/

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