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Master of Science in Medical Sciences

Welcome

Are you ultimately interested in becoming a health professional in fields such as medicine, dentistry, podiatry, optometry, pharmacy or physical therapy?

Our 12-month Master of Science in Medical Sciences (MSMS) program will provide you with the critical evaluation skills and research awareness necessary for you to become a well-informed, evidence-based professional; something that is impossible to achieve exclusively within the time constraints of most professional degree programs.

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With a focus on humanistic patient care, the equitable treatment of patients and professionals, and interprofessional practice & education, those pursuing an MSMS will receive a well-rounded educational experience emphasizing the integration of biomedical sciences and research-based knowledge in clinical decision making. You will be enabled to apply to a clinical or non-clinical program to advance your career in becoming a health care practitioner. Start your journey. Apply today.

Upcoming Events

  • Beyond Access: Supporting Students with Disabilities in the Health Professions

    Thursday, October 1 at 5:30 PM Pacific Standard Time
    What does it look like to pursue a career in healthcare while navigating a disability? Join Western University of Health Sciences for an informative conversation about disability support, accommodations, and student resources available throughout our health professions programs.

    Hear from the Director of the Office of Disabilities and Health Policy and a student leader as they discuss the history and mission of disability support at WesternU, the types of academic accommodations and resources available to students, and the importance of creating an inclusive environment within health professions education. The conversation will also provide an opportunity for prospective students to ask questions and learn more about the student experience.

    This webinar is open to all prospective students—including students with disabilities who are considering a health professions career and anyone interested in learning more about how students with disabilities are supported at WesternU. If you require reasonable accommodations in order to participate in the event, please respond to this email by September 24th, 2026.