Bachelor Programme
Management and Organizational Studies: Finance
The Finance stream of Western's BMOS builds the analytical and quantitative skills used to judge financial decisions in organizations. It covers financial markets, investments, corporate finance and economics, with courses such as econometrics, mathematics for financial analysis, advanced finance, investment management, and REITs and mortgage-backed securities. Graduates move into banking, investment management, financial analysis and consulting; Finance is offered as an Honours Specialization, Specialization or Major, and Social Science Co-op is available.
University
Western University
Country
Canada
Level
Bachelor
Field
Finance
Duration
4 years (Honours); 3-year degree options
Language
English
Campus
London, Ontario (Main Campus)
Degree
Bachelor of Management and Organizational Studies (BMOS), Finance
Intake
September
Application Deadline
January 15, 2027 (OUAC application deadline for equal consideration); English test results by mid-April 2027
Tuition Information
International: CAD 60,105 tuition in year 1 (63,104.46 single-payment total with ancillary fees and health plans) under Western's 2026-27 Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) rate. International tuition rises no more than 4% per year after year 1. Canadian students (2026-27): Ontario residents CAD 8,077 tuition (10,128.46 total), out-of-province CAD 8,077 tuition (10,128.46 total). The 2026-27 schedules are marked draft and Fall 2027 rates are not yet published.
Admission Requirements
- Apply on the OUAC using Western code ED
- Ontario: OSSD with at least six Grade 12 U/M courses (excluding co-op), including ENG4U; each required course needs at least 70%
- Ontario required courses: ENG4U and two of MHF4U, MCV4U or MDM4U (MCV4U recommended for Finance)
- IB: full IB Diploma with at least 27 points (including TOK and Extended Essay), six subjects with three at HL, and no mark below 4. Program IB requirements: Math (any), HL or SL
- Applicants from other curricula (A Levels, AP, US high school and national curricula by country) are assessed against Western's curriculum- and country-specific requirements
- Admission average guideline: mid to high 80s (MOS) (Averages reflect Ontario high school students. Reaching the guideline does not guarantee admission)
- English language proficiency is required if English is not your first language (tests written from January 1, 2025 and before March 2027): IELTS Academic 6.5 (6.0 in each section), TOEFL iBT 83 (20 in each section) for tests before January 21, 2026 or 4.5 overall (4.0 in reading, speaking and writing; 4.5 in listening) for tests on or after that date, PTE Academic 58 (56 in each section), Cambridge C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency 176 (169 in each section) or Duolingo 115 (100 in each subscore). A waiver may be possible, for example after four full-time years of secondary school in English