M.P.H from Western University [UWO], London - Fees & Admission Details 2025

• The best way is to find a house online on Facebook Marketplace or some other app because agents can sometimes scam you. It is easier if you have some friend or family or some other connection in the city so help you figure out housing and other stuff initially and help you get set in the city. So try to make good connections.

• I stayed off-campus almost 5Km from campus at Wharncliffe Road North. This has pretty old houses with rent around 600-800 per month for a single room.
• Direct bus to Western University and lots of student accommodations in the area.
• Before landing in Canada, I talked to my then-college junior, who had room available in her house. I eventually lived there for 2 months and found better accommodation nearby.
• Most students find something on the Facebook Marketplace/Kijiji app or through friends.
• The lease is usually 1 year with options to transfer the lease or sublease your room incase you decide to move out early. Preferably go with month-to-month lease options.
• As international students, it is best to live with international students, as it is easier to shop for groceries, handle medical emergencies, manage mental health, and cook. While these do not seem like a priority at first, these basic necessities need attention for the long term.
• Please beware of scams, fraud postings and calls. NEVER give money until completely sure about the whereabouts of the place through online video calls/chats/previous tenants.
• Most owners/landlords do not force you to give money as they have plenty of options. Try finding accommodation that offers transit to university.

The opinion on a course curriculum and academics can vary depending on individual experiences and perspectives. However, universities strive to design their course curricula to be updated and relevant to the field of study. They often take into consideration emerging trends, advancements, and industry requirements to ensure that students receive a well-rounded and up-to-date education. Regarding industrial exposure and research experience, many universities, including Western University, aim to provide students with opportunities for practical learning, industry engagement, and research experiences. These can include internships, co-op programs, industry collaborations, research projects, and participation in conferences or workshops. Such experiences help bridge the gap between academic knowledge and real-world applications, enhancing students' understanding of industry practices and fostering a research-oriented mindset.

My experience at Western University has been truly transformative. The rigorous academic programs, supportive faculty, vibrant campus life, and countless opportunities for personal and professional growth have made my time here exceptional. I have formed lifelong friendships, gained valuable skills, and developed a strong sense of belonging within the Western community.

It was relevant but I had to look for exposures outside as I didn't have COOP. Look for university or college with COOP it helps to gain experience and help a lot.

It changes but first year $50000 then 4th year 32000 and all the years were between this. This has changed now but its for 8 months 2 semester.

I am in combine MEng with G.Dip program that is Engineering with business. I have to complete 14 courses in which 8 technical courses and 6 professional courses within 4 terms. Each of these courses are of 0.5 credit.

A program fees is roughly 40,000 CAD per year (includes 3 terms). My program is 4 terms long and it does not have any breaks in between. So, it’s 16 months program without any break. All the fees are paid by myself.

The IVEY School of Business is an institution one of its kind which is committed to teaching the students through case study methodologies apart from the conventional methods of text book studies.In Academics.There are compulsory core subject papers as well as elective papers under the course curriculum. We needed to choose its elective papers wisely which would more be sustainable to our course specializations. For example, if one chooses MBA in Finance, he/she may choose supply chain Management/ Retail Management which is more viable for Finance. IVEY stands apart from other traditional business schools because of its imparting knowldge to the students through case study methodologies everyday in academics.

123,500 CAD

It's pretty updated and they always give relevant, current examples to relate and work with them.

Around 30,000 USD for international students for my program but this varies with course.

The curriculum of the course is highly detailed and interesting. We did not need research experience for the first year. However, in upcoming years, we will need to help and conduct more research which we will get the experience to do on campus

43000

I am not international so I have no idea I took out OSAP loans which are not the best since they do not even come close to covering what I'd need them to. Many students this year had to drop out because of Doug Ford's restructuring of the loans. The 10 tuition cut was just moved to the other fees category of tuition therefore no actual tuition cut.

I wasn't exactly sure what I wanted to do in my life. Originally I wanted to be a dermatologist which would give me the freedom of any undergrad. I was originally accepted to all the universities I applied to for bio or biochem (as I loved bio). I got to thinking and knew bio was not a great degree to have if I didn't get into med school. A friend's relative is an actuary and the more she told me about it as well as when I took grade 12 calculus and fell in love with math I knew it was for me. Western was the only of the 4 schools I applied to where my major wasn't set in stone as well they offered me a 10,000 scholarship.

The course curriculum is fair, my program balances physical activity, science, and math throughout the 4-year program.

The yearly fee for my program is $14000, I've applied to OSAP to gain the half loan and half grant. Criteria is basically a family in need of financial assistance based on the yearly income of parents. This process is fairly simple yet somewhat unfair for some students whose parents are not assisting in college tuition and who make a substantial amount of money.