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Master of Engineering
The University of Windsor offers two master-level engineering programs — the Master of
Engineering (MEng) and the Master of Applied Science (MASc).

The MEng is a course-based program designed for working professionals or recent graduates who
want to increase their knowledge in multiple, advanced topics. The MASc program is a research-
based program that allows students to progress to the PhD level upon successful completion.

Graduates of the MEng program can apply to UWindsor's fast-track MASc program, which provides
them with additional research-specific training and education. Program transfers are possible
between the MASc and MEng programs. Full-time students must complete this program in 3-5
semesters. Part-time students must complete within 15 semesters.

Focus your MEng degree in one of the following areas:

 Civil Engineering
 Electrical and Computer Engineering
 Environmental Engineering
 Industrial Engineering
 Materials Engineering
 Mechanical Engineering
 Mechanical Engineering (Automotive Option)

Admission & Program

Requirements
ADMISSION FOR THE MENG PROGRAM IS NOW CLOSED FOR SUMMER 2020 AND
FALL 2020.

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING CONSIDERED FOR WINTER 2021

Admission Requirements
 Undergraduate degree in engineering (BASc, BSc, BEng, or equivalent) with a
minimum 73% average for domestic students and a minimum 1st class/division placement for
international students. Please note that minimum admission averages vary by country – such as
80% for studies completed in China, 70% for studies completed in Iran/Bangladesh/Pakistan and
 India, etc.

 In order to be eligible for admission to the MEng program, you cannot have more than
three failures/resits/backlogs in your four-year undergraduate degree program. If you
have graduated from a degree program in India, please provide our office with the backlog
certificates or individual mark sheets. This documentation must be on letterhead from your
university and should list the course name, semester taken and the number of times the course was
repeated before it was passed. Please submit this required documentation in PDF format with your
student ID number through ask.UWindsor.ca. We will not be able to complete the evaluation of
your application until this documentation is received.

 CV/Resume

 For applicants whose native language is not English, an English language proficiency test score
(TOEFL - 237/92, MELAB - 80, CAEL - 70, IELTS - 6.5) is required

Program Requirements

An MEng Degree may be awarded upon successful completion of a total of eight courses (the MEng
has no research component/thesis/work with a faculty supervisor). Of these eight courses ...

 Four courses must be from the student's major (Five courses for Civil and Environmental students)

 Plus four required courses to be taken in the first or second semester of the program:
Computational Methods and Modeling for Engineering Applications (Civil and Environmental students
are not required to take this course); Engineering Technical Communications; Engineering
Mathematics; and Engineering Project Management

 Co-op program is optional and students must apply for admission in their first study term.

Application Procedure
ADMISSION FOR THE MENG PROGRAM IS NOW CLOSED FOR SUMMER 2020 AND
FALL 2020.

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING CONSIDERED FOR WINTER 2021.

The MEng Program has three intakes each year: fall (September), winter (January) and summer
(May).

Domestic applicants

 please contact Admission Office at apply@uwindsor.ca for deadlines.

 Documents required to apply

 Transcript
 Backlog certificate required from applicants who have completed their degree in India, Pakistan or
Bangladesh, this must be uploaded as part of the transcript.
 Degree Certificate (if applicant has completed their degree)
 Resume
 English Test (if applicable)

Documents not required to apply

 GRE
 Statement of Interest
 References

Co-op
Master of Engineering (MEng) Co-op Program
Co-operative Education gives you an opportunity to gain work experience and network with
professionals in your chosen field by integrating valuable job experience with classroom learning.
Placements can be used as a vehicle to explore employment in companies of varying sizes, in a
variety of fields and in differing locations. Most importantly, you will make contacts and build your
network which will help you find employment upon graduation. There is no better way than this to
begin formulating your future career plans.

Program Requirements
Candidates meeting the following minimum admission requirements will be considered. However,
the number of available spots is limited, so only the most qualified candidates will be admitted.

 Must apply for admission into the co-op option in study term one (1);
 Must be registered in three courses in study term one, in three courses in study term two, and in
two courses in study term three;
 Must maintain a minimum 73% cumulative average and not more than 1 outstanding 70% or lower
grade on transcript;
 Must have strong written and verbal communication skills;
 Must be enrolled in full-time studies in the engineering program;
 Must not be on a leave of absence when taking Co-op 101 or during the job competition;
 Cannot take any courses during the work term;
 Must not end their program on a work term (i.e., must be returning to school following the
completion of the work term);
 Students who do not complete the coursework requirement within 3 study terms will not receive the
co-op designation.

Co-op Fees
Students admitted into the program will be assessed four (4) Co-op fees of $661 for international
students and $446 for domestic students for each term beginning in the term admitted. Co-op fees
are subject to change. Co-op fees are non-refundable.

Placement is not guaranteed

The process of securing a placement must be a partnership between students and Co-op, Career
and Employment Services. Although, every effort is made to find a sufficient number of work term
positions for all students enrolled in co-op, no guarantee of employment can be made. Securing a
placement will depend entirely upon the student’s success during the application and the interview
processes.