London Campus

Schulich Medicine London Campus is located on the grounds of Western University – one of Canada’s most beautiful university campuses.

Your learning experience

Pre-clinical learning takes place primarily in two environments at Western University:

  • Medical Sciences Building: classrooms equipped with video-conferencing capabilities to facilitate concurrent learning in London and Windsor.
  • Donald Rix Clinical Skills Learning Building: 16 simulated examination rooms, discussion rooms, and observation rooms to facilitate small group learning in London.

Practical experience takes place at hospital sites located close to campus:

Clinical placements occur in London and in over 60 communities throughout Southwestern Ontario that comprise the Schulich Medicine Distributed Education network:

  • Hospital inpatient wards and outpatient clinics.
  • Regional clinics and private physician offices encompassing various specialties.

Research experiences are available through nationally and internationally acclaimed clinical, educational, basic science and quality improvement researchers at:

You can also apply to participate in summer research opportunities in London, such as the Summer Research Training Program.


Your Peers

Your class will quickly become your extended family. Meet some of the current students and hear about their experiences at the London Campus.

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Jacob

“Studying medicine in London combines the complex clinical experience of a high-level tertiary care center, with the feeling of living in a small community. Our London campus is made special by its people—here you’ll find a collection of staff, students, and faculty, all dedicated endlessly to each other’s success in life and academia.” Watch Video

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Natalie

“I've grown to love the city of London. The network of trails through the city and beautiful communities and landscapes nearby make for incredible weekend hikes and cycling. I’m grateful for the diversity in clinical experience that I've had - I feel like I've had exposure to so many areas in medicine already, and there are many dedicated faculty who are willing to offer mentorship and support.” Watch Video

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Robert

“Though I know most of my Windsor colleagues, the distance does have an effect on our relationship. None-the-less, we still collaborate with each other, and share study notes and rides to rural clinical placements. We are two distinct communities- but are always willing to come together to celebrate our successes and help each other when we are struggling.” Watch Video


London – your home for the next four years

Learn more about everything that the City of London has to offer.

For more information about London, visit the City of London and Tourism London.