Oceania University of Medicine

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Considering Your Medical School Options?

Consider OUM.

Pathways for Canadians studying medicine abroad.

Ever thought you would make a good doctor?

Applications are now open to Canadian residents to study medicine beginning in January and July.

Consider applying to this unique program to earn your medical degree if you are studying or working in health sciences, including medical science. If you are from a rural or remote region and have a strong interest in practicing rural medicine, this is an ideal option. Let’s talk about your future as an MD.

Pay tuition and fees in CAD for our MD Program.
More than 300 students are currently enrolled.
Small class sizes, with unparalleled diversity and access to professors.
MCAT is not required.
Online/remote pre-clinical study with top international and local medical school scholars, using world-leading pre-clinical, 24/7 online delivery techniques.
OUM was the first university in the world to offer online interactive pre-clinical course delivery 20 years ago. We are very, very good at it.
Clinical rotations may be performed locally or internationally.
Personalized advisory and mentorship support provided throughout the MD Program.
OUM graduates are eligible to sit the MCCQE/NAC and USMLE.
OUM is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDMS) published by the World Health Organization (WHO), making students eligible for provincial student loans.

Financial Aid for Canadians Available

Great news! There are a variety of financial aid programs available for Canadian students depending on which province you reside in.

Student grants and loans are administered by provincial and territorial student aid offices, such as the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) and StudentAid BC.
Underrepresented students have access to additional support. Please consult Canada Student Grants and Loans or your provincial or territorial student aid office for further information.
In addition to grants and loans, Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs) and/or the Lifelong Learning Plan (LLP) may be used.
Students may be eligible to apply for professional lines of credit with their financial institution.