<p>I live in Canada, and we don't have "premed" here. We have "health science" and "life science", both of which are as close as you can get to "premed".</p>
<p>What courses, in general, are required on a "premed" pathway? I don't mean stuff like PHYSICS101 or anything, I just mean something along the lines of "2-3 courses in anatomy, 3 courses in literature, etc."</p>
<p>It’s the same in Canada as the US. Pre-med track is just a set of courses that are required by Med schools (there are some slight differences between them, so check with each one you’re applying to), and are generally 6 courses (general bio, physics with lab, gen chem with lab, organic chem with lab, calculus, english).</p>
<p>You can major in whatever you want.</p>