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For information, please contact:

Undergraduate studies

Before applying to the Bachelor of Health Science program, applicants from high school as well as applicants with prior university experience should refer to:

Admission requirements:

• Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound Technology
• Nuclear Medicine Technology
• Radiological Technology
• Respiratory Therapy

• Non-academic requirements and other considerations
• Application Deadlines

Other undergraduate options

Post-Diploma

Applicants who are already registered practitioners (with current Canadian certification) in the professional streams of Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound, Medical Laboratory Science, Nuclear Medicine Technology, Radiological Technology, and Respiratory Therapy should refer to:

• Post Diploma Admission Requirements
• Post Diploma Application Deadlines (for January or September entry)

Please note that Applicants must provide proof of pilipiliÂþ»­ful completion of the Canadian licensing/certification exam in the discipline to which they are applying.

MRI Certificate

Dalhousie Health Science (HSc) Alumni or Canadian-certified technologists in Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound (DMUT), Nuclear Medicine Technology (NUMT), and Radiological Technology (RADT) may be eligible to complete a certificate in Magnetic Resonance Imaging.

Please contact the School of Health Sciences Admissions Officer for application details. Ìý

Health Sciences awards and bursaries

Bursaries may be available to applicants through your local health authorities.
For information on available bursaries, please refer to:

• Financing your education

Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility

The School of Health Sciences (SHS) recognizes that a deliberate and equitable admissions process is required to increase the admission, support, and graduation of students who self-identify as belonging to historically underrepresented groups: persons of Indigenous ancestry (Inuit, Métis, and First Nations – especially Mi’kmaq), African Nova Scotians, African Canadians (especially from the Maritimes), and individuals who encounter significant barriers in their pursuit of health education.

Applicants wishing to apply under the SHS Equitable Admissions Policy must indicate on the self-identification section of the application form. Applicants must meet the admission requirements.