Next Start Date
May, 2026
Associate of Biomedical Sciences Program in the Accredited Caribbean Medical School
- A Structured Pathway to Your MD - Online or In-Person
At Windsor University School of Medicine, the Associate of Biomedical Sciences program is designed for students who want clarity, structure, and academic momentum on their journey to becoming physicians. This integrated pathway combines foundational biomedical education with direct progression into the Doctor of Medicine (MD) program, creating a streamlined academic experience from day one.
Your Medical Career Begins Here
- One Integrated, Confident Step Forward
The Associate of Biomedical Sciences program provides more than prerequisite coursework; it delivers a deliberate academic framework designed to prepare you for the intellectual and professional demands of medical training.
With flexible start dates, online and on-campus access, and direct advancement into the MD program, Windsor offers a comprehensive and accessible pathway toward your goal of becoming a physician.
Integrated Biomedical Program
Begin your journey in Biomedical
Sciences. Graduate Faster.
Earn your MD
World-Class Faculty &
Labs
Start Your Medical
Future Today
Your Path To Becoming An MD
Secure Your Medical Career
2000+
MD Program Graduates
8:1
Student-to-Faculty Ratio
1300+
Graduates Practicing US
and Canada
60
Residents on Average Placed
in US Residency Annually
A Distinguished Record of Academic Achievement and Residency Success
Our measurable outcomes reflect a structured medical education pathway built on excellence, mentorship, and global physician placement.
Pre-Medical/Biomedical Sciences Program Overview
- 4 semesters (16 months), 90 credits
- Enhanced accessibility through both on-campus and online learning formats
- Includes asynchronous coursework to accommodate multiple time zones
- Multiple entry points - January, May, or September
This 16-month curriculum builds a rigorous scientific foundation in core biomedical disciplines, preparing students for the academic demands of medical school. WUSOM’s Associate of Biomedical Sciences Program emphasizes mastery of foundational sciences while fostering critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and professional readiness.
Direct Advancement into
the 4-Year MD Program
Upon successful completion of the Biomedical Sciences curriculum, students transition directly into the 4-Year MD Program. This seamless progression eliminates uncertainty and provides a clearly defined academic roadmap toward earning the MD degree.
WUSOM’s Associate of Biomedical Sciences Program
Start with Purpose. Advance with Clarity. Graduate with an Accredited Caribbean MD Degree.
The Associate of Biomedical Sciences program is thoughtfully structured for students who are ready to take a deliberate and focused step toward a medical career. The Pre-Med pathway program is ideal for:
High school graduates committed to a career in medicine
Students seeking a structured and guided route into medical school
International students requiring flexible online access
Pre-med students who want a clearly defined progression plan
frequently asked questions
About WUSOM’s Associate of Biomedical Sciences/MD Program
The program is an integrated, accelerated pathway offered at Windsor University School of Medicine that combines a 16-month (4-semester), 90-credit Pre-Medical/Biomedical Sciences curriculum with direct advancement into the 4-Year MD Program upon successful completion.
The Pre-Medical/Biomedical Sciences curriculum is completed in 4 semesters (16 months) and consists of 90 credits designed to build a strong scientific foundation for medical studies.
The curriculum emphasizes mastery of core biomedical sciences while developing critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and professional readiness.
Upon successful completion of the Associate of Biomedical Sciences program, students transition directly into the 4-Year MD Program. This structured progression eliminates the uncertainty of reapplying and provides a clearly defined academic pathway toward earning the MD degree.
The next start date is May 2026. The program also offers additional entry points in January, May, and September, providing flexibility for applicants.
Yes. Beginning May 2026, the Biomedical Sciences curriculum will be available both on-campus and online, including asynchronous coursework options to accommodate students across different time zones.
Yes. Students progress into the accredited Caribbean 4-Year MD program at Windsor University School of Medicine (WUSOM). Prospective applicants are encouraged to review the program’s current accreditation status and confirm eligibility requirements for the country or region where they plan to pursue medical licensure and practice.
The Associate of Biomedical Sciences program is ideal for:
- High school graduates committed to becoming physicians
- Students seeking a structured and guided route into medical school
- International students requiring flexible online access
- Pre-med students who want a clearly defined academic progression plan
- Accelerated and integrated academic progression
- Seamless transition into the MD program
- Multiple start dates for flexibility
- On-campus and online learning options
- A structured framework designed to prepare students for the rigor of medical training
The curriculum focuses on foundational medical sciences such as biology, chemistry, anatomy, physiology, immunology, pathology and other essential pre-medical courses. These subjects help prepare students for the rigorous coursework of the MD program.
Yes. Windsor University School of Medicine is academically affiliated with CIMT College, University of Houston–Clear Lake (UHCL), Franklin University, Mississauga Career College, and Texas Wesleyan University – to name a few, supporting collaborative educational initiatives and academic enrichment opportunities.
Prospective students can apply online directly through Windsor University School of Medicine’s website or speak with an admissions counselor for more details. Applicants should review admission requirements, submit required documentation, and select their preferred start term (January, May, or September).
Take the Next Step Toward
Your Medical Career
Begin your journey with a structured academic pathway designed to prepare you confidently for
advancement into the MD program.