2018 / 2019

International
Undergraduate Viewbook

WINDSOR, ONTARIO
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ABOUT UWINDSOR

At the University of
Windsor, you’ll discover
anything is possible.
Our safe and welcoming campus Come to the University
offers everything you’ll need while
studying in Canada. of Windsor: where
Through our university’s outstanding excellence and
reputation for academic excellence, experience meets
and our personal approach to
teaching, you will learn and
friendly and safe.
experience all aspects of Canadian
education in a vigorous yet enjoyable
atmosphere.
We offer more than 65 different
graduate and PhD programs from
which to choose.
Our location in Windsor, Ontario—
just across the river from Detroit,
Michigan, is part of the busiest
international border crossing in the
world. We are situated in the most
southern point of Canada.

www.uwindsor.ca
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State-of-the-art teaching facilities

Diverse faculty, staff, and student

population

Affordable tuition and cost of living

Exceptional international
student support

Ability to work on or off campus

during your studies
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OUR CITY

When you choose a

university, you’re also
choosing a home.
The University of Windsor is located
in beautiful, southwestern Ontario
on the banks of the Detroit River.
Our mild climate allows you to take
part in a great number of outdoor
activities and social events. From
jogging on our stunning waterfront
or biking on one of our numerous
park trails, to joining in the fun at
our many summer festivals and
the amazing Ford International
Fireworks—you’ll never be bored!

www.visitwindsoressex.com
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Windsor’s population is approximately

217,000

Windsor was settled

by the French in 1749
and first named Petite Côte.

Windsor is
surrounded by
the Great Lakes
with more than 6 quadrillion
gallons of fresh water.

Located at the same latitude as

Northern
California
Windsor enjoys seven
months of short-sleeve weather.
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OUR PROGRAMS

200 9
+

Programs Faculties
2800
Graduate Students

We have a program that’s

right for you!
13,000
undergraduate
13,000
With more than Our program
150 undergraduate students
accreditations include:
programs, you have a • Ontario Universities Council on

Undergraduate wide variety from which Quality Assurance

• AACSB International—
Students to choose. The Association to Advance
UWindsor is globally recognized for Collegiate Schools of Business
its academic excellence; our 120,000 • Graduate Management Admission

$30M+
graduates carry their degrees
proudly.
Our award-winning faculty members
are dedicated to our students’
success. They bring decades of
In Annual research and learning with them into
Research Revenue the classroom.
At UWindsor, learning doesn’t only
take place inside the classroom.
Hands-on learning will be an
Council (GMAC)
• Canadian Association of Schools
of Social Work Education
• Canadian Association for
Co-operative Education (CACFE)
• Staff and Educational Development
Association (SEDA)
• Canadian Engineering
Accreditation Board (CEAB)

120,000
important part of your educational
experience. We try to include
opportunities for practical learning in
each of our programs. We offer
Alumni co-operative education, internships,
field placements and volunteer
opportunities to give you an added

17%
dimension of value to your time here.

International Students
From 100 Countries

www.uwindsor.ca/intl
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OUR PROGRAMS
LEARNING

CO-OPERATIVE
EDUCATION

CLINICAL
PLACEMENT
EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING
TEACHING
PLACEMENT
CO-OPERATIVE

Programs in Business
EDUCATION

CLINICAL
PLACEMENT

Our Odette School of Business—
accredited by the Association to
Advance Collegiate Schools of
Business International—combines
classroom teaching, faculty
interaction and hands-on learning
through case studies, group projects,
community engagement and extra-
curricular activities.
Business programs at UWindsor start
immediately with structured study in
all areas, with an opportunity to earn
a concentration or double major.
We offer all courses necessary for
accounting, finance and human
resource designations. Co-operative
education experiences are available in
designated programs.
TEACHING
UndergraduatePLACEMENT
Programs
Business Administration
Business Administration (Co-op)
Business Administration and
Computer Science
Business Administration and
Computer Science (Co-op)
Business Administration and
Economic
Odette Student Success
Centre
At Odette, our priority is to provide
you with extensive outreach and
support. In addition to dedicated staff
and faculty who hold weekly office
hours, the Odette Student Success
Centre offers academic counselling,
free tutoring in major courses,
resumé workshops, and much more.
Our overall goal is to fully prepare
you for a successful career in the
business industry.

AACSB 6
Accredited Concentrations

www.uwindsor.ca/odette
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LEARNING

CO-OPERATIVE
EDUCATION

CLINICAL
PLACEMENT

TEACHING
PLACEMENT

Programs in Engineering
Co-op available in all
MEng disciplines
BASc
Undergrad programs lead
to a Professional Engineers
Ontario designation
Our curriculum emphasizes Undergraduate
analysis, synthesis and design. Programs
Co-operative education is available
in all programs after first year. Civil
Electrical
Our newly opened $112-million,
300,000-square-foot Ed Lumley Environmental
Centre for Engineering Innovation Industrial
(CEI) features state-of-the-art • Optional minor in Business
classrooms, dynamic research
Mechanical
laboratories and collaborative
spaces to give you real-world • Aerospace, Automotive,
experience. Environmental or Materials
Earning a UWindsor engineering
degree will help you make the
world a better place in so many
rewarding ways.
As an engineer, you could help
plan communities, provide clean
drinking water, build bridges or
design automobiles. The sky is the
limit! Engineers use their knowledge
to creatively solve the practical
problems that face our society.
Your engineering education
will begin with a broad base of
fundamental science, mathematics
and engineering courses common
to all programs. Stream-specific
courses follow in subsequent
semesters.
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OUR PROGRAMS

EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING

CO-OPERATIVE EXPERIENTIAL
EDUCATION LEARNING

CLINICAL CO-OPERATIVE
PLACEMENT EDUCATION

Programs in Science TEACHING

PLACEMENT
CLINICAL
PLACEMENT

Physician? Pharmacist? Undergraduate Programs

TEACHING
PLACEMENT
Researcher? What Behaviour, Cognition and
is your dream? Neuroscience
Biology and Biological Sciences
Studying science at the University
Biology and Biochemistry
of Windsor can help launch you
on the road to your ideal career. Biology and Biotechnology
Chemistry
You’ll benefit from high-quality Chemistry and Physics
undergraduate programs in newly
Economics
renovated facilities, taught to
Environmental Science
small classes, and faculty who
are leaders in their fields. Forensic Science
Mathematics
Imagine taking part in
Physics
interdisciplinary research in
such areas as the environment, Co-Op Programs
materials chemistry, biological
sciences, or physics. Unlike most Computer Information Systems
science programs, UWindsor Computer Science
science students begin their Computer Science (Software
laboratory work in Year One. Engineering)
Many programs offer experiential Medical Physics
learning opportunities not found Physics
at other Ontario universities Physics and High Technology
such as co-operative education,
internships, field trips and research.

Combine Research
majors, specializations opportunities
and minors

www.uwindsor.ca/science
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Programs in Arts, Humanities

& Social Sciences
Whether you aspire to sculpt, Undergraduate
direct films or care for children, Programs
one of our more than 40 Arts,
Humanities and Social Science Acting
majors, double majors and Aeronautical Leadership
minors can likely help. Anthropology
You will benefit from a healthy Art
mix of learning mentorship and Child Psychology
independence. Field placements, Communication, Media and Film
internships, hands-on projects Criminology
and research opportunities are Dramatic Arts
wide and varied, depending on Developmental Psychology
the program(s) you select. Disability Studies
Experience one of the most Digital Journalism
culturally diverse faculties English
at any Ontario university. Environmental Studies
History
International Relations

Combine Family and Social Relations

Labour Studies
majors and minors
Liberal Arts and Professional
Studies
Modern Languages
Music
Philosophy
Political Studies
New Psychology

facilities Sociology
Social Work
opening on our
Women and Gender Studies
downtown campus

EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING

CO-OPERATIVE
EDUCATION

CLINICAL
PLACEMENT

TEACHING
PLACEMENT

www.uwindsor.ca/fahss
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OUR PROGRAMS

Programs in Nursing
A Bachelor of Science in Nursing
degree is one of the most
employable you can earn.
The Faculty of Nursing prepares its Career
students for a registered nursing opportunities among
career in the Canadian health-care the best in Canada
system, and on inter-professional
teams in Canada and abroad.
Potential nursing roles may include
being a clinical practitioner,
administrator, educator or
Clinical
EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING
Learning Centre
researcher. A nurse may practise in $4.2 million expansion
such settings as a hospital, clinic, CO-OPERATIVE
home or industry. EDUCATION

For more information, please visit: CLINICAL

www.uwindsor.ca/nursing PLACEMENT

TEACHING
PLACEMENT

Programs in Human Kinetics

Our program is a nation-wide leader
in kinesiology. With small classes,
outstanding facilities, caring faculty TOP
and terrific staff, this will be a great 10
choice for you.
Sport Management
You will be exposed to a breadth of Program ranked Top 10
courses and experiences beginning worldwide
in your first year. You will choose your
major in second year—Movement
Science or Sport Management—to
focus on your career track.
For more information, please visit: Educational partners
www.uwindsor.ca/kinesiology with Maple Leaf Sports
& Entertainment
EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING

CO-OPERATIVE
EDUCATION

CLINICAL
PLACEMENT

TEACHING
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Programs in Education
Programs in Education
Taught by our most diverse faculty,
the Education programs offered at
UWindsor include a mix of in-class EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING
lectures and hands-on practicums.
In-class teaching experience
These programs, along with strategic, CO-OPERATIVE
and internships can provide you
collaborative partnerships involving EDUCATION
with two degrees in five years,
as well as the opportunity to
boards of education, universities teach abroad.
CLINICAL
and community partners, will PLACEMENT
provide you with rich intellectual and
experiential learning opportunities. TEACHING
PLACEMENT
For more information, please visit:
www.uwindsor.ca/education
* Bachelor of Education requires previous degree.

Programs in Law
Windsor Law offers a broad legal • Juris Doctor (JD)
education and practical lawyering • Canadian & American Dual
skills in an intimate environment JD Program
that supports and nurtures lifelong
relationships. Our programs are For more information, please visit:
shaped by our focus on access www.uwindsor.ca/law
to justice and transnational
law, and are characterized by
a learner-centred community
that values intellectual curiosity,
interdisciplinary research and
global scholarship.

Schulich School of Medicine

& Dentistry
UWindsor offers a complete For more information, please visit:
medical program through the www.uwindsor.ca/medicine
Schulich School of Medicine &
Dentistry at Western University.
The Doctor of Medicine Program
runs simultaneously at
the two locations.
Imagine completing your entire
pre-med and physician training in
one city and on one campus.
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Choose Your Degree

Minimum
PROGRAM
Cumulative GPA*
BUSINESS CO-OP 78%

Business
Business and Computer Science 73%
Business and Economics

ENGINEERING CO-OP

Civil Mechanical
Electrical Mechanical (Aerospace,
Environmental Automotive, Environmental 74%
or Materials)
Industrial

SCIENCE
Biology Biotechnology Environmental Sciences
Biology and Biochemistry Chemistry Environmental Studies
(Health and Biomedical Computer Science CO-OP 75% Forensic Science
Stream) (General, Applied, Mathematics
70%
Behaviour Cognition Information Systems,
Software Engineering) Physics CO-OP 75%
& Neuroscience
Biochemistry Economics

ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Acting Dramatic Art Liberal Arts &

Aeronautical Economics Professional Studies
Arts and Science English Music
CO-OP 80%
(Interdisciplinary Philosophy
studies) Environmental Studies
Family & Social Relations Political Sciences
Leadership
History Psychology
Communication 70%
International Relations & Sociology
Media & Film
Development Studies Social Work
Criminology
Labour Studies Visual Arts
Developmental
Psychology Languages (French, Greek, Women’s Studies
Roman, Italian or Spanish) Women’s and Gender
Disability Studies
Studies

NURSING
Nursing
85%
HUMAN KINETICS CO-OP

Kinesiology(Movement Science or Sports Management)

* Ontario Standards 77%
*** Co-op and specialized programs may require a higher average.

** Some programs require specific grade 12 prerequisite courses and/or averages. Please refer to the website for a complete listing.
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Why a Canadian Education?

Diverse, safe and inclusive communities

Highly respected degrees recognized worldwide

Affordable education and living costs with work

opportunities available during study

In the Universitas 21 ranking Canada rates

third overall for best higher education system

Post-graduate work permits allow graduates to

stay in Canada and gain Canadian work experience

Because it
leads to
SUCCESS!

www.uwindsor.ca/intl
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COSTS

Tuition and Cost of

Living Estimation
* Based on eight (8) months or two
Incidental Living Meal (2) academic terms. All tuition
Program Tuition* Textbooks**
Fees** Expenses† Plan†† costs are subject to change
upon approval by the Board of
Business $23,000 $1,600 $1,000 $5,800 $2,300 Governors. Tuition estimates are
in CAD.
Engineering $24,500 $1,650 $1,000 $5,800 $2,300 ** Approximate
† Living on campus in Laurier Hall,
traditional double
Science $24,300 $1,600 $1,000 $5,800 $2,300 †† Light meal plan. Not needed if
living off campus.
Arts $21,500 $1,600 $1,000 $5,800 $2,300
Visit the Fee Estimator at
www.uwindsor.ca/cashiers

$
Our Fee Estimator is
a powerful planning
tool for students.

Undergraduate
Scholarships and Awards
The university provides over $10 million in scholarships & bursaries per year.
When you apply to UWindsor, you will be automatically considered for our open entrance scholarship program.
No matter which program you choose, your academic achievements
will be reviewed.

* Percentages are based on

Average Required* Scholarship Ontario Standards.
** Students must maintain an
80-84.9% $500 University of Windsor Entrance Scholarship 85% average to continue
to receive the renewable
85-89.9% $1,000 University of Windsor Entrance Scholarship scholarships.

90-94.9% $10,000 Dean’s Renewable Entrance Scholarship**

95-100% $16,000 President’s Renewable Entrance Scholarship**

Outstanding Scholars Program In-course Scholarships and Awards

This program is available for high-achieving students and We offer a variety of awards for students in their second,
includes paid, research opportunities through student/ third and fourth years of study.
professor collaboration. To learn more about all the scholarships available,
please visit www.uwindsor.ca/awards
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Career & Employment
Services
Our team works directly with
students to help them become
career-ready and prepare for the
transition from the classroom to the
world of work. We support students
and alumni with career planning and
job search activities by offering:
• Free workshops
• Individual career advising
• Mock interviews
•R
 esumé, cover letter and
CV writing assistance
•A
 ssessments and interest
inventories
www.uwindsor.ca/cces
Connect with Employers
We maintain an online database of
job postings targeted to University of
Windsor students and graduates and
host various employer networking
events throughout the year,
including an annual job fair.
Volunteer Internship
Program (VIP)
VIP is a unique program open to
students from all programs looking
to build their skills with community
experience. VIP students are
matched with a local non-profit
organization and volunteer for
40 hours over one semester while
completing small assignments.
VIP students not only enhance their
resume, but also receive recognition
on their academic transcript.
To learn more, visit uwindsor.ca/cces or contact us at coop@uwindsor.ca
Co-op
Pursuing the co-operative education
option is an excellent way to
make the most of an international
educational experience at the
University of Windsor.
By combining periods of full-time
study with full-time, paid work
terms, UWindsor’s international
students can gain practical Canadian
career skills related to their study
area or, possibly, go work in another
country to obtain even more
international exposure.
In 2015/16, 115 international co-op
students took the opportunity to
work in a wide range of industries
in Canada, and abroad. In the same
year, 32 co-op students worked with
exciting companies in Germany,
China, UK, the US and India.
Each term, students have access to
jobs with such major corporations
as Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA),
Nokia and Blackberry, as well as
smaller, local operations.
In all, we work with more than 250
organizations each year, many
posting multiple opportunities
each term.
UWindsor Offers Co-op
Programs In:
• Business
• Business/Computer Science
• Computer Science
• Engineering: Civil; Electrical;
Environmental; Industrial (with
or without a minor in business);
Mechanical (with options
in Aerospace, Automotive,
environmental and Materials)
• Kinesiology
• Honours Physics; Physics and
High Technology, Medical Physics
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ELIP is available to both undergraduate and graduate students

who need assistance in meeting language proficiency
requirements.

Pathway Program
Need English Language complete the English Language
Improvement Program (ELIP) before
Proficiency? starting their degree.
International students who do not
ELIP is available to both undergraduate
meet the English language proficiency
and graduate students who need
requirement may be accepted into
to meet language proficiency
their program on the condition they
requirements for admission.

English Language Improvement

Program (ELIP)
•O
 ffered by the Centre for English
Language Development (CELD),
this Pathway Program + conditional
admission to an academic program
is a great study plan.
• There are five (5) levels.
•E
 ach ELIP level is 12 weeks;
intensive, full-time programs.
•C
 lasses are offered each semester,
and all year.
•P
 rograms are available to graduate
and undergraduate students.
•S
 uccessful completion of ELIP
3 meets University of Windsor
English proficiency requirements
for undergraduate and graduate
admissions.
• Each level builds upon the
previous by developing and
expanding on reading and listening
comprehension, as well as, oral
and written communication for
academic success.
• Web-enhanced learning and
innovative use of technology used
in class instruction.
• Facilities include modern
classrooms with technology,
computer lab, and student lounge.
• Social activities, student support,
and access to campus facilities and
resources included.
You must obtain a study permit for
both academic and ELIP programs.
Please visit www.cic.gc.ca for details.

Required Test Scores for Academic Admission

*M
 inimum entrance requirement. The English
Test Minimum Score Language Proficiency requirements may vary
by program. Please visit our website for more
IELTS 6.5 7.0 details www.uwindsor.ca/grad
CAEL 60 - **Some programs may require higher TOEFL
MELAB 80 -
TOEFL (IBT) 83 with 20 essay 100
PTE 60 68

www.uwindsor.ca/elip
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Residence Where Will I Eat? Meal Plan Options

(cost per semester*)
More than 900+ students live in Meal plans for first-year students
university residence. Residence range from $4,316 to $5,026 and Minimum $2,248 Best for a small
is a chance to be a part of a are mandatory when living in appetite.
community which supports your residence. Meal plans are accepted
Light $2,398 Best for a student
academic goals and personal at several locations, on and off with a small
development. You will gain campus. Vegetarian, vegan and appetite and who
exposure to Canadian customs halal options are also available. rarely goes home.
while respecting your culture For more information, please visit: Full $2,498 Best for a student
and beliefs. You will also have www.uwindsor.ca/food with an average
the chance to get to know the appetite.
city around you, in addition to the Our Menus Plus $2,598 Best for the hearty
campus community. eater and who
Our executive chef and his team snacks frequently.
For more information, please visit: create seasonal menus using fresh
www.uwindsor.ca/residence ingredients. Our menus include * Prices listed are for 2017-2018. Monies left in
seasonal fruits and vegetables, and your account at the end of the fall semester
Where Will I Live? local Ontario-raised chicken, beef
are transferred in full to the winter semester.

Many residence choices are available and pork. Vegetarian, vegan and
such as traditional style, suite-style, gluten-free options are available at
single gender and themed Living most campus food outlets.
Learning Communities, which
Multi-Cultural Foods Secure Single
allows you to create your own unique buildings Gender
residence experience. There are Our menus offer a wide variety of floors available

multiple residence halls conveniently ethnic and multi-cultural options,

located on campus—only a short including Asian fusion, African stews,
walk to your classes, food outlets, Indian curries, Mexican and North
student facilities and banks. American comfort foods, and Italian
Resident

street foods.
Assistant Academic
on every floor support available

Desk & Washroom

bookcase
Closet with
dresser
Single Wardrobe
bed Table
Closet with with 2
dresser chairs
Desk & 3/4
bookcase Fridge

Double
Desk & bed
chair
Mini
fridge Dresser
Mini
Single fridge
2"
bed 10'- 15'-
7"
11'- 11"
0" 12'-
5" 12'-
8'-3
"

Cartier Hall Laurier & Macdonald Hall Alumni Hall

Typical Room—$6,666 per year* (double)
• A
 ssigned to first-year students coming
directly from high school
• Open-atrium building (co-ed floors)
• D
 ouble rooms, with semi-private
washrooms - four share washroom
Typical Room—$5,896 per year* (double)
or $7,188* (limited single)
• A
 ssigned to all students, first-year
students are not on the same floor as
returning and beyond-first-year-students
• T
 raditional residence (single gender floors
in Laurier, co-ed floors in MacDonald)
• Double/Limited single rooms
• Gender specific shared washrooms
• H
 ome to the International Students
Centre (Laurier Hall)
Room—$7,642 per year* (single room in
a two-bedroom suite)
• A
 ssigned to all student types. First-year
students are not on the same floor/wing
as returning and beyond-first-year
students, with the exception of engineering
and nursing communities
• G
 rade Point Average requirement for
first-year students coming directly from
high school
• Two-bedroom suites (co-ed floors)
• Semi-private washrooms

* Fees are based on 2017/2018 and are subject to change for 2018/2019. * Prices are in CAD.
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Exceptional Student Support

International Students International Student
Centre Groups
• International student orientation • More than 100 political, ethnic,
• Field trips or socially oriented groups
• Academic and personal advising
Campus Lifeline
• Language practice
• On-line support
Student Success Centre • One-on-one assistance with
• Enhance your university professional staff
experience and contribute to your
academic and career success. Campus Recreation
• Forge Fitness Centre
Volunteer International • St. Denis Centre
Student Assistance • Intramural Sports
• Social support for incoming
students EpiCentre
• Creating alliances with • Entrepreneurship
international and local students • Practice and Innovation
• Community outreach and social • Mentorship
events • Your on-line portal for courses,
scholarships, awards and other
Student Counselling campus services
Centre
• Free, confidential counselling Health Services
• Consultation and referral • Your doctor’s office, dentist and
pharmacy while on campus
Multi-Faith Space
• Open 24 hours a day, 7 days
a week, 365 days a year
• Safe and welcoming environment

www.uwindsor.ca/student-support

How To Apply
We process student applications
on a rolling admissions
timeline. This means the earlier
we receive your complete
application package, the earlier
we can process your application,
and the earlier you can hear
from us. Considering you will
also need to apply for a study
permit to come to Canada, we
suggest you start the application
process as soon as possible.
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE VIEWBOOK 2018-2019 PAGE 23
COMPLETE THE ACCEPT YOUR OFFER
APPLICATION FORM Accept your offer by scanning
and returning your Acceptance
Find the application here:
Response Form by email.
www.uwindsor.ca/apply
SUBMIT YOUR APPLY FOR A STUDY
DOCUMENTS* PERMIT
• Transcripts are required from all If you are not a Canadian citizen,
permanent resident, convention
institutions you have attended (both
refugee or landed immigrant, you
secondary and post-secondary). 
Scanned or photocopied transcripts will need to obtain a Study Permit
can be used to start the admissions to study in Canada. Please visit
process.  Official transcripts or www.cic.gc.ca for more details.
notarized copies are required to
complete the process. REGISTER FOR COURSES
• Translation is needed if the official Register for courses online:
copies are not in English www.uwindsor.ca/registration-guide
• English language proficiency score It is important that you register for
• Portfolio (if applicable) classes before arriving in Canada
• Official Post-Secondary course for best course selection.
outlines are required to assess
transfer credit PAY YOUR TUITION
After selecting your courses, you
TRACK YOUR must arrange to pay your fees in
APPLICATION order to finalize your registration.
Visit www.uwindsor.ca/cashiers
For information on your
for more information.
application status, visit:
www.uwindsor.ca/myuwindsor
PREPARE TO COME
*Student number (ID) and Personal Access Code
(PAC) will be provided to you once your application
TO CANADA
has been received. For information on our soft landing
program, orientation and
pre-departure information, visit
www.uwindsor.ca/isc
* If you have not completed a standardized language test or met the required English proficiency,
you may be considered for admissions upon completion of our English Language Improvement
Program (ELIP). To learn more, email applyesl@uwindsor.ca
Contact Information
VIRTUAL
TOUR
uwindsor.ca/virtualtour
University of Windsor
401 Sunset Ave.,
Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N9B 3P4
facebook.com/UWindsor
1-519-253-3000 ext. 3656
study@uwindsor.ca
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Photograph on front and back covers by James Brittain

2018 / 2019

International
Graduate Viewbook

WINDSOR, ONTARIO
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ABOUT UWINDSOR

At the University of
Windsor, you’ll discover
anything is possible.
Our safe and welcoming campus Come to the University
offers everything you’ll need while
studying in Canada. of Windsor: where
Through our university’s outstanding excellence and
reputation for academic excellence, experience meets
and our personal approach to
teaching, you will learn and
friendly and safe.
experience all aspects of Canadian
education in a vigorous yet enjoyable
atmosphere.
We offer more than 65 different
graduate and PhD programs from
which to choose.
Our location in Windsor, Ontario—
just across the river from Detroit,
Michigan, is part of the busiest
international border crossing in the
world. We are situated in the most
southern point of Canada.

www.uwindsor.ca
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE VIEWBOOK 2018-2019 PAGE 3

State-of-the-art teaching facilities

Diverse faculty, staff, and student

population

Affordable tuition and cost of living

Exceptional international
student support

Ability to work on or off campus

during your studies
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OUR CITY

When you choose a

university, you’re also
choosing a home.
The University of Windsor is located
in beautiful, southwestern Ontario
on the banks of the Detroit River.
Our mild climate allows you to take
part in a great number of outdoor
activities and social events. From
jogging on our stunning waterfront
or biking on one of our numerous
park trails, to joining in the fun at
our many summer festivals and
the amazing Ford International
Fireworks—you’ll never be bored!

www.visitwindsoressex.com
 UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE VIEWBOOK 2017-2018 PAGE 5

Windsor’s population is approximately

217,000

Windsor was settled

by the French in 1749
and first named Petite Côte.

Windsor is
surrounded by
the Great Lakes
with more than 6 quadrillion
gallons of fresh water.

Located at the same latitude as

Northern
California
Windsor enjoys seven
months of short-sleeve weather.
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Why a Canadian Education?

Diverse, safe and inclusive communities

Highly respected degrees recognized worldwide

Affordable education and living costs with work

opportunities available during study

In the Universitas 21 ranking Canada rates

third overall for best higher education system

Post-graduate work permits allow graduates to

stay in Canada and gain Canadian work experience

17% 200 +
Programs
Because it International Students
From 100 Countries
$30M+
leads to
SUCCESS!
In Annual
Research Revenue
www.uwindsor.ca/intl
 UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE VIEWBOOK 2018-2019 PAGE 7

OUR PROGRAMS

We have a program
that’s right for you!
With more than 65 Our program
graduate programs, you accreditations include:

13,000 have a wide variety from

which to choose.
UWindsor is globally recognized for
• Ontario Universities Council on
Quality Assurance
• AACSB International—
Undergraduate its academic excellence; our 120,000
The Association to Advance
Collegiate Schools of Business
Students graduates carry their degrees
proudly. • Graduate Management Admission
Council (GMAC)
Our award-winning faculty members

9
• Canadian Association of Schools of
are dedicated to our students’ Social Work Education
success. They bring decades of
• Canadian Association for
research and learning with them into
Co-operative Education (CACFE)
the classroom.
• Staff and Educational Development
At UWindsor, learning doesn’t only Association (SEDA)
Faculties take place inside the classroom.
Hands-on learning will be an
• Canadian Engineering
Accreditation Board (CEAB)
important part of your educational
experience. We try to include

120,000
opportunities for practical learning
in each of our programs. We offer
co-operative education, internships,
field placements and volunteer
Alumni opportunities to give you an added
dimension of value to your time here.

2800
Graduate Students
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I INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE VIEWBOOK 2018-2019 • UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR

OUR PROGRAMS
LEARNING

CO-OPERATIVE
EDUCATION

CLINICAL
PLACEMENT
EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING
TEACHING
PLACEMENT
CO-OPERATIVE

Programs in Business
EDUCATION

CLINICAL
PLACEMENT

Our Odette School of Business—
accredited by the International
Association to Advance Collegiate
Schools of Business—combines
classroom teaching, faculty
interaction and hands-on learning
through case studies, group projects,
community engagement and extra-
curricular activities.
Business programs at UWindsor
start immediately with structured
study in all areas.
TEACHING
Graduate Programs
PLACEMENT
Master of Business Administration
Master of Business Administration
Professional Accounting
Specialization (MBA-PAS)
Master of Business Administration
Managers and Professionals
Master of Engineering Management
Master of Management
• International Accounting and
Finance
• Logistics and Supply Chain
Management
• Human Resource Management

Odette Student Success

Centre
At Odette, our priority is to provide
you with extensive outreach and
support. In addition to dedicated staff
and faculty who hold weekly office
hours, the Odette Student Success
Centre offers academic counselling,
free tutoring in major courses,
resumé workshops, and much more.
Our overall goal is to fully prepare
you for a successful career in the
business industry.

September Intake
January Intake
May Intake

AACSB
Accredited

www.uwindsor.ca/odette
 EXPERIENTIAL UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE VIEWBOOK 2018-2019 PAGE 9
LEARNING

CO-OPERATIVE
EDUCATION

CLINICAL
PLACEMENT

TEACHING
PLACEMENT

Programs in Engineering
Research Our curriculum emphasizes Research Based MASc
analysis, synthesis and design.
opportunities in MASc and PhD Co-operative education is available in Engineering
in all programs. Civil
Our newly opened $112-million, Electrical
300,000-square-foot Ed Lumley Engineering Materials
Centre for Engineering Innovation Environmental
(CEI) features state-of-the-art Industrial
classrooms, dynamic research Mechanical
laboratories and collaborative
spaces to give you real-world Course Based Master
Co-op available in all
experience. of Engineering
Earning a UWindsor engineering Civil
MEng disciplines
degree will help you make the Electrical
world a better place in so many Engineering Materials
rewarding ways. Environmental
As an engineer, you could help Industrial
plan communities, provide clean Mechanical
MASc drinking water, build bridges or
design automobiles. The sky is
Engineering Management
Automotive (Mechanical)
MEng the limit! Engineers use their
knowledge to creatively solve the PhD Programs
PhD practical problems that face our
Civil
tracks available in all programs society.
Electrical
Engineering Materials
Environmental
Industrial and Manufacturing
Mechanical
year round intakes in all disciplines

www.uwindsor.ca/engineering
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OUR PROGRAMS

EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING

CO-OPERATIVE
EDUCATION

CLINICAL
PLACEMENT

Programs in Science TEACHING

PLACEMENT

Studying science at the University Course Based Programs

of Windsor can help launch you
on the road to your ideal career. Actuarial Science
Applied Computing
You’ll benefit from high-quality
graduate programs in newly Applied Economics and Policy
renovated facilities, taught to Medical Biotechnology
small classes, and faculty who
are leaders in their fields. Research Based
Imagine taking part in Programs MSc and PhD
interdisciplinary research in
Biological Science
such areas as the environment,
materials chemistry, biological Chemistry and Biochemistry
sciences, or physics. Lab work Computer Science
begins in your first semester. Environmental Science
Many programs offer experiential Mathematics and Statistics
learning opportunities not found Physics
at other Ontario universities
such as co-operative education,
internships, field trips and research. September Intake
January Intake
May Intake

Research
opportunities

www.uwindsor.ca/science
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UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR
OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL
• INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE
GRADUATE VIEWBOOK
VIEWBOOK 2018-2019
2017-2018 PAGE 11
PAGE 11

EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING
New
September intakes in all disciplines. facilities
CO-OPERATIVE Some offer January intake. opening on our
EDUCATION Refer to website. downtown campus

CLINICAL
PLACEMENT

Programs in Arts, Humanities

TEACHING
PLACEMENT

and Social Sciences

Whether you aspire to sculpt, direct Master Programs
films or care for children, one of our
Arts, Humanities and Social Science Communication and Social Justice
graduate degrees can likely help. Criminology
English
You will benefit from a healthy Film and Media Arts
mix of learning mentorship and History
independence. Field placements, Philosophy
internships, hands-on projects Political Science
and research opportunities are Social Work
wide and varied, depending on Sociology
the program you select. Visual Arts
Experience one of the most
culturally diverse faculties at
any Ontario university.
PhD Programs
Psychology
Social Work
Sociology

For a full listing, or for more

information, please visit:
www.uwindsor.ca/fahss

www.uwindsor.ca/fahss
OUR PROGRAMS
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Programs in Nursing A Nursing degree is one of the most

employable you can earn.
The Faculty of Nursing prepares its students
for a nursing career in the Canadian health-
care system, and on inter-professional teams Career
in Canada and abroad. opportunities among
the best in Canada
Potential nursing roles may include being a
clinical practitioner, administrator, educator
or researcher. A nurse may practise in such
settings as a hospital, clinic, home or industry.
For more information, please visit:
www.uwindsor.ca/nursing
Clinical
Graduate Programs Learning Centre
$4.2 million expansion
Nursing
Nurse Practitioner

Programs in Human Kinetics

Our program is a nation-wide leader in
kinesiology. With small classes, outstanding
facilities, caring faculty and terrific staff, this
will be a great choice for you.
Experience one of the finest kinesiology Educational
programs in Canada. Excellence in research partners with
and teaching, and a supportive student Maple Leaf Sports
centered environment. & Entertainment
For more information, please visit:
www.uwindsor.ca/kinesiology

TOP
Graduate Programs 10
Human Kinetics
• Sport Management Sport Management
Program ranked
• Applied Human Performance
Top 10 worldwide
September Intake Kinesiology (PhD)
January Intake
May Intake
 UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE VIEWBOOK 2018-2019 PAGE 13

Programs in Education
Programs in Education MEd Programs
Taught by our most diverse faculty, • Curriculum
the Education programs offered at • Education Administration
UWindsor include a mix of in-class • Second Language
lectures and hands-on practicums. Acquisition & Culture
These programs, along
with strategic, collaborative PhD Program
partnerships involving boards
• Education
of education, universities and
community partners, will provide
you with rich intellectual and
experiential learning opportunities.
For more information:
www.uwindsor.ca/education

Programs in Law
Windsor Law offers a broad • Juris Doctor (JD)
legal education and practical • Canadian & American Dual JD
lawyering skills in an intimate Program
environment that supports and • MSW/JD Dual Degree Program
nurtures lifelong relationships.
Our programs are shaped by • Integrated MBA/JD Program
our focus on access to justice For more information, please visit:
and transnational law, and are www.uwindsor.ca/law
characterized by a learner-
centred community that
values intellectual curiosity,
interdisciplinary research and
global scholarship.

Schulich School of Medicine

& Dentistry
UWindsor offers a complete For more information, please visit:
medical program through the www.uwindsor.ca/medicine
Schulich School of Medicine &
Dentistry at Western University.
The Doctor of Medicine Program
runs simultaneously at
the two locations.
Imagine completing your entire
pre-med and physician training in
one city and on one campus.
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ELIP is available to both undergraduate and graduate students

who need assistance in meeting language proficiency
requirements.

Pathway Program
Need English Language complete the English Language
Improvement Program (ELIP) before
Proficiency? starting their degree.
International students who do not
ELIP is available to both undergraduate
meet the English language proficiency
and graduate students who need
requirement may be accepted into
to meet language proficiency
their program on the condition they
requirements for admission.

English Language Improvement

Program (ELIP)
•O
 ffered by the Centre for English
Language Development (CELD),
this Pathway Program + conditional
admission to an academic program
is a great study plan.
• There are five (5) levels.
•E
 ach ELIP level is 12 weeks;
intensive, full-time programs.
•C
 lasses are offered each semester,
and all year.
•P
 rograms are available to graduate
and undergraduate students.
•S
 uccessful completion of ELIP
3 meets University of Windsor
English proficiency requirements
for undergraduate and graduate
admissions.
• Each level builds upon the
previous by developing and
expanding on reading and listening
comprehension, as well as, oral
and written communication for
academic success.
• Web-enhanced learning and
innovative use of technology used
in class instruction.
• Facilities include modern
classrooms with technology,
computer lab, and student lounge.
• Social activities, student support,
and access to campus facilities and
resources included.
You must obtain a study permit for
both academic and ELIP programs.
Please visit www.cic.gc.ca for details.

Required Test Scores for Academic Admission

*M
 inimum entrance requirement. The English
Test Minimum Score Language Proficiency requirements may vary
by program. Please visit our website for more
IELTS 6.5 7.0 details www.uwindsor.ca/grad
CAEL 60 - **Some programs may require higher TOEFL
MELAB 80 -
TOEFL (IBT) 83 with 20 essay 100
PTE 60 68

www.uwindsor.ca/elip
 UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE VIEWBOOK 2018-2019 PAGE 15

COSTS

Tuition and Cost of Living

Estimation
* Based on sixteen (16) months or four
Incidental Living Expenses (4) academic terms. All tuition costs
Program Tuition* Textbooks**
Fees** and Meals† are subject to change upon approval
by the Board of Governors. Some
Business (MoM) $32,000 $1,600 $2,000 $12,000 Graduate programs may take longer
than 4 semesters. Tuition estimates
Engineering (MEng) $27,500 $1,700 $2,000 $12,000 are in CAD.
** Approximate
Science (MSc) $28,000 $1,600 $2,000 $12,000 † Living and meal expenses are
approximate.
Arts(MA) $28,000 $1,600 $2,000 $12,000 Visit the Fee Estimator at
www.uwindsor.ca/cashiers

$
Our Fee Estimator is
a powerful planning
tool for students.

Graduate Scholarships and

Awards A limited number of entrance
scholarships are available to
full-time, international students
in research-based programs, on a
competitive basis. Applicants must
have an academic average of at
least 80% (Canadian equivalent) in
order to be considered. Individual
programs may also offer graduate
or research assistantships.

Value Comparison
*Costs are in USD and are based on
University fees Cost of living Total costs per approximate rates for 8 months or 2 academic
Country
per year (US$) per year (US$) year (US$) semesters.
Sources: www.hsbc.ca/1/PA_ES_Content_
Australia $24,081 $18,012 $42,093 Mgmt/content/canada4/pdfs/personal/news-
room/2014/international-educationsurvey-
United States $24,914 $11,651 $36,564 10sep14.pdf; www.uwindsor.ca/intl

United Kingdom $21,365 $13,680 $35,045

Canada $16,746 $13,201 $29,947

UWindsor $16, 270 $7,062 $23,332

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Career & Employment
Services
Our team works directly with
students to help them become
career-ready and prepare for the
transition from the classroom to the
world of work. We support students
and alumni with career planning
and job search activities by offering:
• Free workshops
• Individual career advising
• Mock interviews
•R
 esumé, cover letter and CV
writing assistance
•A
 ssessments and interest
inventories
www.uwindsor.ca/cces
Connect with Employers
We maintain an online database of
job postings targeted to University
of Windsor students and graduates
and host various employer
networking events throughout the
year, including an annual job fair.
Volunteer Internship
Program (VIP)
VIP is a unique program open to
students from all programs looking
to build their skills with community
experience. VIP students are
matched with a local non-profit
organization and volunteer for
40 hours over one semester while
completing small assignments.
VIP students not only enhance their
resume, but also receive recognition
on their academic transcript.
To learn more, visit uwindsor.ca/cces or contact us at coop@uwindsor.ca
Co-op
Pursuing the co-operative education
option is an excellent way to
make the most of an international
educational experience at the
University of Windsor.
By combining periods of full-time
study with full-time, paid work
terms, UWindsor’s international
students can gain practical
Canadian career skills related to
their study area or, possibly, go
work in another country to obtain
even more international exposure.
In 2015/16, 115 international co-op
students took the opportunity to
work in a wide range of industries
in Canada, and abroad. In the same
year, 32 co-op students worked with
exciting companies in Germany,
China, UK, the US and India.
Each term, students have access to
jobs with such major corporations
as Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA),
Nokia and Blackberry, as well as
smaller, local operations.
In all, we work with more than
250 organizations each year,
many posting multiple opportunities
each term.
UWindsor Offers Co-op
Programs In:
• Business
• Business/Computer Science
• Computer Science
• Engineering: Civil; Electrical;
Environmental; Industrial (with
or without a minor in business);
Mechanical (with options
in Aerospace, Automotive,
environmental and Materials)
• Kinesiology
• Honours Physics; Physics and
High Technology, Medical Physics
 UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE VIEWBOOK 2018-2019 PAGE 17

Residence Where Will I Eat? Meal Plan Options

(cost per semester*)
More than 900+ students live in Meal plans for first-year students
university residence. Residence range from $4,316 to $5,026 and Minimum $2,248 Best for a small
is a chance to be a part of a are mandatory when living in appetite.
community which supports your residence. Meal plans are accepted
Light $2,398 Best for a student
academic goals and personal at several locations, on and off with a small
development.  You will gain campus. Vegetarian, vegan and appetite and who
exposure to Canadian customs halal options are also available. rarely goes home.
while respecting your culture For more information, please visit: Full $2,498 Best for a student
and beliefs. You will also have www.uwindsor.ca/food with an average
the chance to get to know the appetite.
city around you, in addition to the Our Menus Plus $2,598 Best for the hearty
campus community. eater and who
Our executive chef and his team snacks frequently.
For more information, please visit: create seasonal menus using fresh
www.uwindsor.ca/residence ingredients. Our menus include * Prices listed are for 2017-2018. Monies left in
seasonal fruits and vegetables, and your account at the end of the fall semester
Where Will I Live? local Ontario-raised chicken, beef
are transferred in full to the winter semester.

Many residence choices are available and pork. Vegetarian, vegan and
such as traditional style, suite-style, gluten-free options are available at
single gender and themed Living most campus food outlets.
Learning Communities, which
Multi-Cultural Foods Secure Single
allows you to create your own unique buildings Gender
residence experience. There are Our menus offer a wide variety of floors available

multiple residence halls conveniently ethnic and multi-cultural options,

located on campus—only a short including Asian fusion, African stews,
walk to your classes, food outlets, Indian curries, Mexican and North
student facilities and banks. American comfort foods, and Italian
Resident

street foods.
Assistant Academic
on every floor support available

Desk & Washroom

bookcase
Closet with
dresser
Single Wardrobe
bed Table
Closet with with 2
dresser chairs
Desk & 3/4
bookcase Fridge

Double
Desk & bed
chair
Mini
fridge Dresser
Mini
Single fridge
2"
bed 10'- 15'-
7"
11'- 11"
0" 12'-
5" 12'-
8'-3
"

Cartier Hall Laurier & Macdonald Hall Alumni Hall

Typical Room—$6,666 per year* (double)
• A
 ssigned to first-year students coming
directly from high school
• Open-atrium building (co-ed floors)
• D
 ouble rooms, with semi-private
washrooms - four share washroom
Typical Room—$5,896 per year* (double)
or $7,188* (limited single)
• A
 ssigned to all students, first-year
students are not on the same floor as
returning and beyond-first-year-students
• T
 raditional residence (single gender floors
in Laurier, co-ed floors in MacDonald)
• Double/Limited single rooms
• Gender specific shared washrooms
• H
 ome to the International Students
Centre (Laurier Hall)
Room—$7,642 per year* (single room in
a two-bedroom suite)
• A
 ssigned to all student types. First-year
students are not on the same floor/wing
as returning and beyond-first-year
students, with the exception of engineering
and nursing communities
• G
 rade Point Average requirement for
first-year students coming directly from
high school
• Two-bedroom suites (co-ed floors)
• Semi-private washrooms

* Fees are based on 2017/2018 and are subject to change for 2018/2019. * Prices are in CAD.
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Exceptional Student Support

International Students International Student
Centre Groups
• International student orientation • More than 100 political, ethnic,
• Field trips or socially oriented groups
• Academic and personal advising
Campus Lifeline
• Language practice
• On-line support
Student Success Centre • One-on-one assistance with
• Enhance your university professional staff
experience and contribute to your
academic and career success. Campus Recreation
• Forge Fitness Centre
Volunteer International • St. Denis Centre
Student Assistance • Intramural Sports
• Social support for incoming
students EpiCentre
• Creating alliances with • Entrepreneurship
international and local students • Practice and Innovation
• Community outreach and social • Mentorship
events • Your on-line portal for courses,
scholarships, awards and other
Student Counselling campus services
Centre
• Free, confidential counselling Health Services
• Consultation and referral • Your doctor’s office, dentist and
pharmacy while on campus
Multi-Faith Space
• Open 24 hours a day, 7 days
a week, 365 days a year
• Safe and welcoming environment

www.uwindsor.ca/student-support

How To Apply
We process student applications
on a rolling admissions
timeline. This means the earlier
we receive your complete
application package, the
earlier we can process your
application, and the earlier you
can hear from us. Considering
you will also need to apply
for a study permit to come to
Canada, we suggest you start
the application process as soon
as possible.
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2018-2019
COMPLETE THE
APPLICATION
Find the application here:
www.uwindsor.ca/registrar/521/
how-apply-graduate-program
SUBMIT YOUR
DOCUMENTS ONLINE*
• Once you have completed the
online application you will receive
instructions on submitting your
documents through our electronic
application system (eGAS)
• English language proficiency score
• Portfolio (if applicable)
• Official Post-Secondary course
descriptions are required to assess
transfer credit
TRACK YOUR
APPLICATION
For information on your application
status, visit: uwindsor.ca/egas
or email: gradadmit@uwindsor.ca
Professional: apply@uwindsor.ca
*Student number (ID) and Personal Access
Code (PAC) will be provided to you once your
application has been received.
*If you have not completed a standardized language test or met the required English proficiency, you
may be considered for admissions upon completion of our English Language Improvement Program
(ELIP). To learn more, email applyesl@uwindsor.ca
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ACCEPT YOUR OFFER
Accept your offer online using the
instructions sent to you by email.
APPLY FOR A STUDY
PERMIT
If you are not a Canadian citizen,
permanent resident, convention
refugee or landed immigrant, you
will need to obtain a Study Permit
to study in Canada. Please visit
www.cic.gc.ca for more details.
REGISTER FOR COURSES
Graduate and Professional: Please
follow instructions on your letter of
offer or contact your department.
It is important that you register for
classes before arriving in Canada
for best course selection.
PAY YOUR TUITION
After selecting your courses, you
must arrange to pay your fees in
order to finalize your registration.
Visit www.uwindsor.ca/cashiers
for more information.
PREPARE TO COME
TO CANADA
For information on our soft landing
program, orientation and
pre-departure information, visit
www.uwindsor.ca/isc
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VIRTUAL
TOUR
uwindsor.ca/virtualtour
University of Windsor
401 Sunset Ave.,
Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N9B 3P4
facebook.com/UWindsor
1-519-253-3000 ext. 3656
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Photograph on front and back covers by James Brittain