Undergraduate Programs
Academic Advisors
Program Manager, Undergraduate Student Services
For all other inquiries, please contact the School of Health Studies:
Email: shsinfo@uwo.ca
Phone: 519-661-4119
Rehabilitation Sciences
These modules help students understand the fundamental factors associated with identifying, treating, and rehabilitating members of society with a goal of improving quality of life. Rehabilitation Sciences explores the theories underlying rehabilitation of children and adults as well as studying the impact and effects of mental health, disease, and human movement. See the bottom of this page for information regarding the Minor in Rehabilitation Sciences. Students wishing to pursue careers in Physical Therapy or Occupational Therapy find the modules in Rehabilitation Sciences offer an excellent knowledge foundation that they can build upon in their graduate studies.
Major in Rehabilitation Sciences
- Minimum grade of 60% in each of Health Sciences 1001A/B, 1002A/B and 1111A/B
- Minimum grade of 60% in Biology 1201A and 1202B (or Biology 1001A and 1002B)
- Minimum cumulative average of 65%
Honours Specialization in Rehabilitation Sciences
In order to progress in the Honours Specialization in Rehabilitation Sciences after first year, student must achieve the following:
- Minimum grade of 70% in each of Health Sciences 1001A/B, 1002A/B and 1111A/B
- Minimum grade of 60% in Biology 1201A and 1202B (or Biology 1001A and 1002B)
- Minimum cumulative average of 70%
- No course grade below 50% in any subject
NOTE: Due to the limited spaces available in the programs offered by the School of Health Studies, meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.
In order to progress in the Honours Specialization in Rehabilitation Sciences after second year, students must achieve the following:
- Minimum cumulative modular average of 70%
- No course grade below 50% in any subject
The Program Planning Checklist and Academic Calendar link below are intended to assist students with program planning. Students are responsible for ensuring their course selection meets their module and degree requirements.
