A new method to measure the birefringence dispersion in high-birefringence polarization-maintaining fibers is presented using white-light interferometry. By analyzing broadening of low-coherence interferograms obtained in a scanning Michelson interferometer, the birefringence dispersion and its variation along different fiber sections are acquired with high sensitivity and accuracy. Birefringence dispersions of two PANDA fibers at their operation wavelength are measured to be $0.011\mathrm{ps}∕\left(\mathrm{km}\mathrm{nm}\right)$ and $0.018\mathrm{ps}∕\left(\mathrm{km}\mathrm{nm}\right)$ , respectively. Distributed measurement capability of the method is also verified experimentally.