Admission Requirements & How to Apply
What is a Midwife?
FALL 2025 APPLICATION DEADLINE: JANUARY 15, 2025
Admission to McMaster’s Bachelor of Health Sciences Midwifery Education Program is limited-enrollment and by-selection: admission to the program is highly competitive. As a result, prior university experience is considered an asset. Admission to the Midwifery Education Program requires an online supplementary application that includes a Casper assessment and Identity and Admissions Survey.
All applicants for 2025 must submit a response to the Identity and Admission Survey 2025 by February 1, 2025
All applicants for 2025 must register for and complete a Casper Assessment [ENGLISH: Undergraduate Health Sciences (CSP-10202) – English, 2024-2025 cycle assessment for McMaster Midwifery] for the 2024-2025 admission cycle on one of the following dates being offered:
September 26, 2024;
October 10, 2024;
November 12, 2024;
November 19, 2024;
December 10, 2024;
January 09, 2025
or January 21, 2025
*The Midwifery Education Program advises all applicants to complete their assessments in November or December and not use the final test dates as their first option. Wherever possible, plan to leave the final test date as a back-up option if you are unable to complete an assessment prior to the final date. There will be no option to complete a Casper assessment for Midwifery admission eligibility after January 21, 2025.
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Please choose the option below that best describes your highest level of education attended or other listed identifier.
For admissions purposes, university is considered a higher level of education than college. Therefore, if you are currently enrolled in college but you have attended university in the past, you would choose “university.” If you are unsure of which category you would choose, please contact midwifery@mcmaster.ca
Note: There shall be no automatic student transfer process between university sites within the Ontario Midwifery Education Program consortium (or between midwifery programs across Canada). Prospective students are strongly encouraged to carefully consider where they apply and accept an offer of admission.
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Indigenous participation in Midwifery is important. To ensure equitable admissions we have a facilitated admissions process for First Nations, Inuit and Métis applicants. In accordance with the Self-Identification policy of the Faculty of Health Sciences, Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit and Métis) applicants who wish to apply through this stream must complete the supplementary Self-identification Application by January 15, 2024. Information on the policy, application requirements and the online application can be found at: https://ihll.healthsci.mcmaster.ca/students/future-students/facilitated-admissions-self-identification/
Indigenous applicants will be required to apply to the Midwifery Program by January 15th. All appropriate transcripts must then be submitted by February 1st. Applicants must meet the same minimum academic criteria for admission as set out for the general pool of candidates.
High School Requirements
- Must hold Canadian Citizenship, Permanent Resident Status, or Protected Persons Status in Canada
- Minimum grade of 75% in each of the three (3) following minimum grade 12 U and M requirements:
- Biology 12 U
- Chemistry 12U
- English 12 U
- Completion of 3 other 12 U or M courses
- Minimum overall average of 75% on grade 12 U or M courses including required courses
High School applicants may apply if one or more of the required courses are in progress; however, the grade 11 prerequisite(s) must be completed so that a preliminary assessment can be made and the Grade 11 prerequisites must be at a minimum grade of at least 75%.
Postsecondary Requirements
- Must hold Canadian Citizenship, Permanent Resident Status, or Protected Persons Status in Canada
- Completion of prerequisite course: Biology 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate University Level Biology – minimum 75%
- Completion of prerequisite course: Chemistry 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate university Level Chemistry – minimum 75%
- Completion of prerequisite course: English 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate university Level English – minimum 75%
- Most recent 42 units of undergraduate grades must present a minimum average of 75%
All prerequisites must be complete and presented on transcripts by February 1
How to Apply
- Apply though the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) by January 15th.
- Complete the supplementary Self-identification Application by January 15th
- Complete the Casper Assessment [ENGLISH: Undergraduate Health Sciences (CSP-10202) – English, 2024-2025 cycle assessment for McMaster Midwifery] on one of the dates listed on the Casper/Acuity website to distribute results before February 3rd
- Complete the Identity and Admissions Survey 2025 by February 1st and select “YES” when asked to opt-in to FIAP
We understand that Indigenous learners may face specific barriers when applying to higher education; therefore, if the minimum academic criteria are met and the applicant meets the requirements through the self-identification application, then the applicant will be offered an interview at our by-selection Multiple Mini Interview (MMI).
To support Indigenous applicants who opt-in to the FIAP, the McMaster MEP offers the following additional admission support:
1. FIAP applicants are given the opportunity to attend an online information session during which time the MEP representatives answer questions about the profession and provide details about the program, as well as next steps in the admission process.
2. For FIAP applicants who meet minimum eligibility criteria, we offer a virtual personal panel interview conducted by an Indigenous interview panel that includes Indigenous Healthcare providers and senior students.
3. The last component of the FIAP application is the completion of the Multiple Mini Interviews, which will be completed at the same time as all other applicants.
More student support and services are available through the Indigenous Health Learning Lodge and Indigenous Student Services.
The Midwifery Education Program strives to be a supportive and inclusive community. With an understanding that learners who are Black can face specific biases, barriers or challenges during the admissions process and when pursuing higher education, we offer a facilitated admissions stream for applicants who self-identify as Black (Facilitated Black Admission Process aka. FBAP). Our aim is to offer a process that will remove barriers and facilitate equitable access during each step of the admissions cycle. Applicants wishing to apply through this admission stream indicate that they wish to opt-in to this process when they complete the Supplementary Application Online Survey in addition to McMaster University and program specific application requirements.
High School Requirements
- Must hold Canadian Citizenship, Permanent Resident Status, or Protected Persons Status in Canada
- Minimum grade of 75% in each of the three (3) following minimum grade 12 U and M requirements:
- Biology 12 U
- Chemistry 12U
- English 12 U
- Completion of 3 other 12 U or M courses
- Minimum overall average of 75% on grade 12 U or M courses including required courses
High School applicants may apply if one or more of the required courses are in progress; however, the grade 11 prerequisite(s) must be completed so that a preliminary assessment can be made and the Grade 11 prerequisites must be at a minimum grade of at least 75%.
Postsecondary Requirements
- Must hold Canadian Citizenship, Permanent Resident Status, or Protected Persons Status in Canada
- Completion of prerequisite course: Biology 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate University Level Biology – minimum 75%
- Completion of prerequisite course: Chemistry 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate university Level Chemistry – minimum 75%
- Completion of prerequisite course: English 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate university Level English – minimum 75%
- Most recent 42 units of undergraduate grades must present a minimum average of 75%
All prerequistes must be complete and presented on transcripts by February 1
How to Apply
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- Apply though the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) by January 15th.
- Complete the Casper Assessment [ENGLISH: Undergraduate Health Sciences (CSP-10202) – English, 2024-2025 cycle assessment for McMaster Midwifery] on one of the dates listed on the Casper/Acuity website to distribute results before February 3rd
- Complete the Identity and Admissions Survey 2025 by February 1st and select “YES” when asked to opt-in to FBAP
To support Black applicants who opt-in to the FBAP, the McMaster Midwifery Education Program offers the following additional admission support.
- FBAP applicants who are invited to the Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI) are given the opportunity to attend an online information session where we will answer questions about the profession and provide details about the program, as well as next steps in the admission process. Our hope is that this session will provide an opportunity to connect with other Black applicants, build a sense of community and provide support to reduce the stress of the application process.
- For these FBAP applicants, We offer a virtual personal panel interview. The MEP Facilitated Black Admissions Interview will allow applicants an opportunity to have an individual interview conducted by members of the Equity Admissions Review (EAR) team. The EAR team consists of educators, senior students, clients, and midwives, all of whom are racialized.
- The last component of the FBAP application is the completion of the Multiple Mini Interview. This will be completed at the same time as all other applicants.
Requirements
- Must hold Canadian Citizenship, Permanent Resident Status, or Protected Persons Status in Canada
- Minimum grade of 75% in each of the three (3) following minimum grade 12 U and M requirements:
- Biology 12 U
- Chemistry 12U
- English 12 U
- Completion of 3 other 12 U or M courses
- Minimum overall average of 75% on grade 12 U or M courses including required courses
You may apply if one or more of the required courses are in progress; however, the grade 11 prerequisite(s) must be completed so that a preliminary assessment can be made and the Grade 11 prerequisites must be at a minimum grade of at least 75%.
How to Apply
- Apply though the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) as a Current Ontario High School Student by January 15th.
- Complete the Casper Assessment [ENGLISH: Undergraduate Health Sciences (CSP-10202) – English, 2024-2025 cycle assessment for McMaster Midwifery] on one of the dates listed on the Casper/Acuity website to distribute results before February 3rd
- Complete the Identity and Admissions Survey 2025 by February 1st
Applicants from out-of-province with qualifications equivalent to Ontario Secondary School (i.e Advanced Placement Students, American Style Curriculum Students, International Baccalaureate Students, General Certificate of Education Students, etc.) should refer to the Future McMaster website for general requirement and required course information.
Requirements
- Must hold Canadian Citizenship, Permanent Resident Status, or Protected Persons Status in Canada
- Completion of prerequisite course equivalent to Biology 12 U (Ontario curriculum) – Minimum Grade: 75%
- Completion of prerequisite course equivalent to Chemistry 12 U (Ontario curriculum) – Minimum Grade: 75%
- Completion of prerequisite course equivalent to English 12 U (Ontario curriculum) – Minimum Grade: 75%
- Minimum overall average of 75% on three prerequisite coursers and next three highest graded academic high school courses.
How to Apply
- Apply though the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) [select “Not Current Ontario High School Student“] by January 15th.
- Complete the Casper Assessment [ENGLISH: Undergraduate Health Sciences (CSP-10202) – English, 2024-2025 cycle assessment for McMaster Midwifery] on one of the dates listed on the Casper/Acuity website to distribute results before February 3rd
- Complete the Identity and Admissions Survey 2025 by February 1st
If you have been out of High School or College for less than two years and have never never attended university, you will be assessed by the same criteria as a High School student. If you have been out of high school or college for more than two years and never attended University, you are a Mature student. Please see the section titled “I graduated from Secondary School / College over two years ago and have never attended University (I am a Mature Student)”
Requirements
- Must hold Canadian Citizenship, Permanent Resident Status, or Protected Persons Status in Canada
- Minimum grade of 75% in each of the three (3) following minimum grade 12 U and M requirements:
- Biology 12 U
- Chemistry 12U
- English 12 U
- Completion of 3 other 12 U or M courses
- Minimum overall average of 75% on grade 12 U or M courses including required courses
All prerequisites must be complete and presented on transcripts by February 1
How to Apply
- Apply though the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) [select “Not Current Ontario High School Student“] by January 15th.
- Complete the Casper Assessment [ENGLISH: Undergraduate Health Sciences (CSP-10202) – English, 2024-2025 cycle assessment for McMaster Midwifery] on one of the dates listed on the Casper/Acuity website to distribute results before February 3rd
- Complete the Identity and Admissions Survey 2025 by February 1st
If you have been out of high school or college for more than two years and have never attended university, you are considered a Mature Applicant. Midwifery does not offer mature applicant admission directly to the program. However, you may be admitted as a mature student to another program at the university in order to complete university prerequisite courses for later consideration for admission to Midwifery in a future year.
Requirements (must be complete before application deadline)
- Must hold Canadian Citizenship, Permanent Resident Status, or Protected Persons Status in Canada
- Completion of prerequisite course: Biology 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate University Level Biology – minimum 75%
- Completion of prerequisite course: Chemistry 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate university Level Chemistry – minimum 75%
- Completion of prerequisite course: English 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate university Level English – minimum 75%
- Most complete at least 18 units of undergraduate university with a minimum average of 75%
A full university course is equivalent to 6 units or 1.0 credit, depending on the university.
All prerequisites must be complete and presented on transcripts by February 1
How to Apply
- Apply though the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) [select “Not Current Ontario High School Student“] by January 15th.
- Complete the Casper Assessment [ENGLISH: Undergraduate Health Sciences (CSP-10202) – English, 2024-2025 cycle assessment for McMaster Midwifery] on one of the dates listed on the Casper/Acuity website to distribute results before February 3rd
- Complete the Identity and Admissions Survey 2025 by February 1st
a.) I Attended/Completed College in the last two years and have never attended university:
College courses will not be reviewed. Admission will be based on high school eligibility. Please see the “I am a Secondary School graduate (within two years of graduation)” section for eligibility and admission requirements.
b.) I Attended/Completed College more than 2 years ago and never attended university:
Please refer to the section titled I graduated from Secondary School / College over two years ago and have never attended University (I am a Mature Student) for eligibility and admission requirements.
c.) I am attending or have attended college, but I have also attended university:
College courses will not be reviewed. Admission will be based on undergraduate university eligibility. Please see the applicable current/graduate University sections for eligibility and admission requirements.
Requirements
- Must hold Canadian Citizenship, Permanent Resident Status, or Protected Persons Status in Canada
- Completion of prerequisite course: Biology 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate University Level Biology – minimum 75%
- Completion of prerequisite course: Chemistry 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate university Level Chemistry – minimum 75%
- Completion of prerequisite course: English 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate university Level English – minimum 75%
- Most recent 42 units of undergraduate grades must present a minimum average of 75%
A full university course is equivalent to 6 units or 1.0 credit, depending on the university.
All prerequisites must be complete and presented on transcripts by February 1
How to Apply
1a.) I am not due to graduate in the spring convocation following the Midwifery Application deadline of January 15th: Pick up the Internal Application form in the Midwifery Program Office or send an email to midwifery@mcmaster.ca to request that the form be emailed.
1b.) I am due to graduate in the spring convocation following the Midwifery Application deadline of January 15th; or I am enrolled in a Graduate Program at McMaster: Complete the McMaster Second Degree/Returning Student On-Line Application.
2.) Complete the Casper Assessment [ENGLISH: Undergraduate Health Sciences (CSP-10202) – English, 2024-2025 cycle assessment for McMaster Midwifery] on one of the dates listed on the Casper/Acuity website to distribute results before February 3rd
3.) Complete the Identity and Admissions Survey 2025 by February 1st
Requirements
- Must hold Canadian Citizenship, Permanent Resident Status, or Protected Persons Status in Canada
- Completion of prerequisite course: Biology 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate University Level Biology – minimum 75%
- Completion of prerequisite course: Chemistry 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate university Level Chemistry – minimum 75%
- Completion of prerequisite course: English 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate university Level English – minimum 75%
- Most recent 42 units of undergraduate grades must present a minimum average of 75%
A full university course is equivalent to 6 units or 1.0 credit, depending on the university.
All prerequisites must be complete and presented on transcripts by February 1
How to Apply
- Apply though the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) [select “Not Current Ontario High School Student“] by January 15th.
- Complete the Casper Assessment [ENGLISH: Undergraduate Health Sciences (CSP-10202) – English, 2024-2025 cycle assessment for McMaster Midwifery] on one of the dates listed on the Casper/Acuity website to distribute results before February 3rd
- Complete the Identity and Admissions Survey 2025 by February 1st
For applicants with prior Midwifery Education or Experience, the College of Midwives of Ontario offers a bridging program for internationally educated midwives to meet registration requirements in Ontario. More information about eligibility and applications can be found at https://cmo.on.ca/midwives/apply-for-registration/#o-and-a
Requirements
- Must hold Canadian Citizenship, Permanent Resident Status, or Protected Persons Status in Canada
- Completion of prerequisite course: Biology 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate University Level Biology – minimum 75%
- Completion of prerequisite course: Chemistry 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate university Level Chemistry – minimum 75%
- Completion of prerequisite course: English 12 U – Minimum Grade: 75%
- or Equivalent course from your High School curricula – minimum 75%
- or 6 units undergraduate university Level English – minimum 75%
- Most recent 42 units of undergraduate grades must present a minimum average of 75%
A full university course is equivalent to 6 units or 1.0 credit, depending on the university.
All prerequisites must be complete and presented on transcripts by February 1
How to Apply
- Apply though the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) [select “Not Current Ontario High School Student“] by January 15th.
- Complete the Casper Assessment [ENGLISH: Undergraduate Health Sciences (CSP-10202) – English, 2024-2025 cycle assessment for McMaster Midwifery] on one of the dates listed on the Casper/Acuity website to distribute results before February 3rd
- Complete the Identity and Admissions Survey 2025 by February 1st
Enrolment in the Midwifery Education Program is limited. Admission into the Midwifery Education Program is by selection and reserved for candidates who meet all requirements and who satisfy the academic regulations of the university. Possession of the minimum requirements does not guarantee an offer of admission. It is recommended that applicants have completed at least one year of university prior to applying. The deadline for applications is January 15 and deadline for all official transcripts is February 1 each year for the following September intake. Documents received after February 1 will not be considered. Please note that all required courses must be completed, with final grades available on any and all official transcripts at the time of application (excluding current Secondary School students). All official transcripts must be submitted. All documents submitted with the application become property of the university. The Midwifery Education Program is a collaborative venture shared by McMaster and Toronto Metropolitan University.
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The Midwifery Education Program admits a select number of applicants each Fall, so the admission process is very competitive. The admission requirements stated for eligibility are minimum requirements. Preference will be given to applicants with the best qualifications. The average standing required for admission in recent years has been in the high 90% to mid 80% range The selection process is comprised of two phases:
Phase 1: Assessment of Academic Eligibility / Achievement and Supplementary Application Review
- Review of all applications for completeness and to determine academic eligibility
- Based on a combination of academic achievement and supplementary application data (i.e. Casper assessment results), top-ranking applicants will be invited to the interview in Phase 2
- Applicants must be successful in phase one to be considered in phase two
Phase 2: Multiple Mini Interview (MMI)
- The MMI consists of a series of questions used to assess non-cognitive qualities including cultural sensitivity, maturity, teamwork, empathy, reliability and communication skills. Applicants are assessed based on their verbal and written responses to interview questions and how they conduct themselves. Each applicant will complete up to 10 timed interview questions in a sequential order.
- Offers of admission will be made to the top ranking applicants based on the assessment of their MMI scores.
- Offers based on interim grades will be conditional upon maintaining satisfactory performance on final grades.
If an unsuccessful applicant or an applicant that refuses their offer of admission wishes to reapply to the Midwifery Education Program, a new application, including transcripts must be submitted the following year.
OUAC Applicants
All certified transcripts required by OUAC from secondary and post-secondary educational institutions must be forwarded to the Office of the Registrar
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Internal Applicants
Any documents relating to an internal application outside of OUAC should be forwarded to the Midwifery Education Program
Midwifery Education Program
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Attn: Admissions Assistant, HSC 4H24
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Hamilton, Ontario L8S 4L8
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What is a Midwife?
Midwifery is a unique and amazing career. Check out these links for more information:
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Why McMaster
- The program provides solid academic background and understanding of the principles of Midwifery care and the opportunity to integrate this learning in a clinical setting, providing the basis for excellence in clinical practice
- Our faculty is comprised of midwifery professors, who also maintain clinical practices as well as additional faculty who are experts in the social, health and biological sciences
- Work closely with practicing midwives and other maternity care providers to ensure a high-quality environment for students
- State of the art anatomy lab and clinical placements in a variety of geographical settings
- Centre for simulation-based learning
- A robust health science library
- Nationally and internationally recognized educators and researchers
- Inter-professional opportunities with learners from other health care professions including physicians, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and social workers
- Graduates are prepared for their role as professional primary healthcare providers
- Home to Canada’s first formally recognized midwifery research centre in Canada. Learn more about the McMaster Midwifery Research Centre
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McMaster University Facts
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At McMaster our purpose is the discovery, communication and preservation of knowledge.
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In our teaching, research and scholarship, we are committed to creativity, innovation and excellence.
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We value integrity, quality, inclusiveness and teamwork in everything we do.
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We inspire critical thinking, personal growth and a passion for lifelong learning.
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We serve the social, cultural and economic needs of our community and our society.
Our History
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Founded in 1887 in Toronto through a bequest from the estate of Senator William McMaster, a member of the first senate after Confederation and founding president of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.
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Maroon and grey were adopted as the official colours in 1912.
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Relocated from Toronto to Hamilton in 1930.
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Celebrated our 125th anniversary in 2012.
Our Location
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Hamilton, Ontario: The Waterfall Capital of Canada.
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Close proximity to Toronto and Niagara Falls.
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Flourishing local arts community.
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Regional campuses in Burlington, Kitchener-Waterloo, Niagara and downtown Hamilton.
Our Strengths
- One of only five Canadian universities (and one of only two in Ontario) consistently ranked among the top 100 in the world by the major global ranking systems.
- A medical-doctoral, research-intensive university dedicated to teaching, research and service.
- The McMaster Model, a student-centred, problem-based, interdisciplinary approach to learning, has been adopted worldwide.
- Named Canada’s most research-intensive, medical-doctoral university in the October 2017 results from Research Infosource.
- Home to more than 70 research centres and institutes.
- The only university in Canada to serve as host to the United Nations University through the Institute for Water, Environment and Health (UNU-INWEH).
- More than 70 international exchange agreements.
- World-class athletic facilities; 2011 Vanier Cup national football champions and 2012/2014 Vanier Cup finalists.
- 300 acres of scenic property.
- 30-acre central core designated for pedestrians and bicyclists.
- The McMaster Forest: 115 acres of natural lands in the Dundas Valley.
- Explore the natural beauty in McMaster’s own backyard at Nature@McMaster.
Testimonials
Testimonials
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Danielle Latchman '28
Midwifery Education Program
Within the first 2 weeks, I could already sense that I was in a place of learning where my success was their success and I was seen as a person not just a number or a faceless student passing through.
Danielle Latchman
Midwifery Education Program
Elana Robern '23
Midwifery Education Program
I believe that midwives have an incredible opportunity to advocate and support clients beyond pregnancy and delivery.
Elana Robern
Midwifery Education Program
Jessica Beauvais
Midwifery Education Program
I was drawn to midwifery through my interest in maternal and family health. My goal is to make midwifery services more accessible to Indigenous communities in Canada.
Jessica Beauvais
Midwifery Education Program
Josephine Borg
Midwifery Education Program
I love that midwifery strives to frame the client as the expert of their body and the midwife as a support with knowledge.
I love that midwifery strives to frame the client as the expert of their body and the midwife as a support with knowledge. This way, the client is truly empowered when making decisions during their midwifery experience.
Josephine Borg
Midwifery Education Program
Something that I immediately noticed about the program was how tight-knit it is. Coming from a program with hundreds of people, having to interact with only 30 people is a breath of fresh air.
Maha Siddiqui
Midwifery Education Program
One thing I love about midwifery is the ability to develop unique relationships with pregnant people and their families. Supporting them through a signifcant milestone is a very special experience.
Mary Ajenifuja
Midwifery Education Program
Quinn Horne
Midwifery Education Program
Midwifery allows me to combine my passion for helping others with my fascination with pregnancy and birth, while providing clients with the best possible care.
Quinn Horne
Midwifery Education Program
Rhiannon Cook '26
Midwifery Education Program
...allowed me to not only push myself academically, but to explore who I am, and how identity and social structures impact people’s interactions with the healthcare system.
Rhiannon Cook
Midwifery Education Program
I love that midwifery challenges us to become practitioners that can educate, advocate, and connect. Even more so, I love that the midwifery model of care emphasizes client choice and autonomy.
Riley Mayhew
Midwifery Education Program
Midwifery has a foundation of empowering pregnant people. I admire its comprehensive approach to care that is based on the principles of continuity of care, informed choice and choice of birthplace.
Sonya Daljeet
Midwifery Education Program
Within the first 2 weeks, I could already sense that I was in a place of learning where my success was their success and I was seen as a person not just a number or a faceless student passing through.
Danielle Latchman
Midwifery Education Program
I believe that midwives have an incredible opportunity to advocate and support clients beyond pregnancy and delivery.
Elana Robern
Midwifery Education Program
I was drawn to midwifery through my interest in maternal and family health. My goal is to make midwifery services more accessible to Indigenous communities in Canada.
Jessica Beauvais
Midwifery Education Program
I love that midwifery strives to frame the client as the expert of their body and the midwife as a support with knowledge.
I love that midwifery strives to frame the client as the expert of their body and the midwife as a support with knowledge. This way, the client is truly empowered when making decisions during their midwifery experience.
Josephine Borg
Midwifery Education Program
Something that I immediately noticed about the program was how tight-knit it is. Coming from a program with hundreds of people, having to interact with only 30 people is a breath of fresh air.
Maha Siddiqui
Midwifery Education Program
One thing I love about midwifery is the ability to develop unique relationships with pregnant people and their families. Supporting them through a signifcant milestone is a very special experience.
Mary Ajenifuja
Midwifery Education Program
Midwifery allows me to combine my passion for helping others with my fascination with pregnancy and birth, while providing clients with the best possible care.
Quinn Horne
Midwifery Education Program
...allowed me to not only push myself academically, but to explore who I am, and how identity and social structures impact people’s interactions with the healthcare system.
Rhiannon Cook
Midwifery Education Program
I love that midwifery challenges us to become practitioners that can educate, advocate, and connect. Even more so, I love that the midwifery model of care emphasizes client choice and autonomy.
Riley Mayhew
Midwifery Education Program
Midwifery has a foundation of empowering pregnant people. I admire its comprehensive approach to care that is based on the principles of continuity of care, informed choice and choice of birthplace.
Sonya Daljeet
Midwifery Education Program