International Viewbook 2016 • 2017
Windsor, Ontario
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INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2016-2017 • UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR
At the University of Windsor, you will find your home
away from home.
Our safe and welcoming campus offers everything you’ll need while
studying in Canada.
Through our university’s outstanding reputation for academic
excellence, and our personal approach to teaching, you will learn
and experience all aspects of Canadian education in a vigorous yet
enjoyable atmosphere.
We offer more than 150 different undergraduate and graduate
programs from which to choose. Most have the ability to combine
majors or include a minor specialization—an opportunity to create
a degree that is truly your own.
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—the
same latitude as Rome, Italy. You’ll enjoy warm summers and
moderate winters.
Come to the University of Windsor: where excellence
and experience meets friendly and safe.
www.uwindsor.ca
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ABOUT UWINDSOR
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2016-2017
OUR CITY
State-of-the-art teaching
facilities
OUR PROGRAMS
Diverse faculty, staff, and
student population
Affordable tuition and cost
of living
COSTS
Exceptional international
student support
STUDENT SUPPORT
Ability to work on or off
campus during your studies
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INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2016-2017 • UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR
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.
D
Our mild climate means you can 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!
Windsor’s population is
approximately
209,000
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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ABOUT UWINDSOR
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2016-2017
OUR CITY
OUR PROGRAMS
COSTS
STUDENT SUPPORT
www.visitwindsoressex.com
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INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2016-2017 • UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR
DETROIT RIVER
CAW STUDENT CENTRE
GOYEAU ST.
SOCA
SCHOOL OF
CREATIVE ARTS
(SOCA)
SOCA
GOYEAU ST.
OUELLETTE AVE.
VICTORIA AVE.
DOUGALL AVE.
UNIVERSITY AVE. E.
PARK ST. E.
DILLON HALL
CHRYSLER
HALL NORTH
DOWNTOWN CAMPUS
NEAL
EDUCATION BUILDING
CHRYSLER
HALL TOWER
FANCHETTE ST.
TOLDO HEALTH
EDUCATION CENTRE
MACDONALD
HALL
JACKMAN
DRAMATIC
ART CENTRE
BIOLOGY
ESSEX HALL NORTH
CHRYSLER
HALL SOUTH
O’NEIL MEDICAL
EDUCATION CENTRE
CALIFORNIA AVE.
HURON CHURCH RD.
AMBASSADOR BRIDGE TO U.S.A.
AMPHITHEATRE
MEMORIAL
HALL
COMPUTER
CENTRE
MAIN
CAMPUS
LAMBTON
TOWER
VANIER
HALL
CARTIER
HALL
CHATHAM
STREET
PARKETTE
CHATHAM ST. E.
UNIVERSITY AVE. W.
PARK ST. W.
ASSUMPTION HALL
PITT ST. E.
CENTRE FOR EXECUTIVE
& PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
CHATHAM ST. W.
UNIVERSITY AVE. W.
LEDDY
LIBRARY
OUELLETTE AVE.
FERRY ST.
SCHOOL OF
SOCIAL WORK
APPROX. 30 MIN.
WALK TO
DOWNTOWN
CAMPUS
RON W. IANNI
LAW
BUILDING
LEDDY
LIBRARY
WEST
ASSUMPTION
CHURCH
PITT ST. W.
PARKING
GARAGE
PELISSIER ST.
UNIVERSITY AVE. W.
ASKIN AVE.
SUNSET AVE.
CALIFORNIA AVE.
APPROX. 5 MIN.
DRIVE TO
DOWNTOWN
CAMPUS
PATRICIA AVE.
VISTA PLACE
HURON CHURCH RD.
AMBASSADOR BRIDGE TO U.S.A.
RIVERSIDE DR. E.
RIVERSIDE DR. W.
CANTEBURY
COLLEGE
FREEDOM WAY
LONDON LIFE
GREAT LAKES
ENVIRONMENTAL
RESEARCH CENTRE
ERIE
HALL
LAURIER
HALL
ESSEX
HALL
SOUTH
ODETTE SCHOOL
OF BUSINESS
VANIER
CIRCLE
WELCOME CENTRE
WYANDOTTE ST. W.
WYANDOTTE ST. W.
MUSIC
JOYCE
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
CENTRE
ED LUMLEY
CENTRE FOR
ENGINEERING
INNOVATION
ALUMNI HALL AND
CONFERENCE CENTRE
SUNSET AVE.
CLARK
RESIDENCE
PATRICIA AVE.
CLARK
RESIDENCE
AMBASSADOR BRIDGE PLAZA
PARKING
GARAGE
CENTRE FOR
AUTOMOTIVE RESEARCH
& EDUCATION
New
Campus
Over the next two years, the
University will open three new
buildings as part of an exciting
and dynamic downtown campus.
The programs located on our
new campus will include:
CALIFORNIA AVE.
UNION ST.
UNION ST.
ESSEX TERMINAL RAILWAY
Centre for Professional &
Executive Education
COLLEGE AVE.
COLLEGE AVE.
LEBEL
BUILDING
HURON CHURCH RD.
HUMAN
KINETICS
ALUMNI FIELD
FORGE
FITNESS
ST. DENIS
CENTRE
DAVIS ST.
School of Social Work
www.uwindsor.ca/map
School of Creative Arts
We have a program that’s right for you! With more than 150
undergraduate and graduate programs, you have a wide variety
from which to choose.
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ABOUT UWINDSOR
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2016-2017
UWindsor is globally recognized for its academic excellence; our 120,000 graduates
carry their degrees proudly.
Our award-winning faculty members are dedicated to our
students’ success. They bring decades of research and learning
with them into the classroom.
14,000
2,500
undergraduate
students
120,000
150
OUR PROGRAMS
graduate
students
+
OUR CITY
At UWindsor, learning doesn’t only take place inside the
classroom. Hands-on learning will be an important part of
your educational experience. We try to include opportunities
for practical learning in
each of our programs.
We offer co-operative
education, internships, field
placements and volunteer
opportunities to give you an
added dimension of value to
your time here.
9
faculties
programs
alumni
30M
$
+
COSTS
in annual
research revenue
Our program accreditations include:
www.uwindsor.ca/intl
STUDENT SUPPORT
• Ontario Universities Council on Quality Assurance
• AACSB International—The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business
• Graduate Management Admission 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)
EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING
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INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2016-2017 • UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR
CO-OPERATIVE
EDUCATION
CLINICAL
PLACEMENT
Programs in Business
TEACHING
PLACEMENT
Our Odette School of Business—accredited by
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, 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.
Odette Student Success Centre
Undergraduate Programs
Business Administration
Business Administration (Co-op)
Business Administration and Computer Science
Business Administration and Computer Science (Co-op)
Business Administration and Economics
Economics*
Graduate Programs
Master of Business Administration
Master of Management
- International Accounting and Finance
- Logistics and Supply Chain Management
- Human Resource Management
Master of Science in Economics*
Master of Arts in Economics*
Master of Applied Economics and Policy*
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.
(offered by the Faculty of Science)
www.uwindsor.ca/odette
AASCB
Accredited
6
Concentrations
EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING
CO-OPERATIVE
EDUCATION
CLINICAL
PLACEMENT
Programs in Engineering
TEACHING
PLACEMENT
Our curriculum
emphasizes analysis, synthesis and design.
Co-operative education is available in all programs after first year.
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ABOUT UWINDSOR
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2016-2017
Our newly opened $112-million, 300,000-square-foot Ed Lumley
Centre for Engineering Innovation (CEI) features state-of-the-art
classrooms, dynamic research laboratories and collaborative spaces
to give you real-world experience.
OUR CITY
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.
Undergraduate Programs
Civil
Electrical
Environmental
Industrial
- Optional minor in Business
Mechanical
- Aerospace, Automotive,
Environmental or Materials
Undergrad programs lead to a
Professional Engineers Ontario
designation
OUR PROGRAMS
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.
Graduate Programs
Co-op available in all disciplines
tracks available in all programs
www.uwindsor.ca/engineering
STUDENT SUPPORT
BASc
MASc
MEng
PhD
COSTS
Civil
Electrical
Engineering Materials
Environmental
Industrial
Mechanical
Automotive (Mechanical)
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INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2016-2017 • UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR
EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING
CO-OPERATIVE
EDUCATION
Programs in Science
CLINICAL
PLACEMENT
Physician? Pharmacist? Researcher? What
is your dream?
TEACHING
Studying science at the University
of Windsor can
PLACEMENT
help launch you on the road to your
ideal career.
You’ll benefit from high-quality undergraduate and graduate
programs in newly renovated facilities, taught to small
classes, and faculty who are leaders in their fields.
Imagine taking part in interdisciplinary research
in such areas as the environment, materials
chemistry, biological sciences, or physics. Unlike
most science programs, UWindsor science students
begin their laboratory work in Year One.
Many programs offer experiential learning opportunities
not found at other Ontario universities such as co-operative
education, internships, field trips and research.
Undergraduate Programs
Graduate Programs
Behaviour, Cognition and Neuroscience
Biological Sciences, Biochemistry, Biotechnology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Economics
Environmental Science
Forensic Science
Mathematics
Physics
Research
opportunities
in first year
Actuarial Science
Applied Computing
Applied Economics and Policy
Biological Science
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Computer Science
Environmental Science
Mathematics
Medical Biotechnology
Physics
Combine
majors, specializations
and minors
www.uwindsor.ca/science
CO-OPERATIVE
EDUCATION
Undergraduate Programs
Graduate Programs
Programs in Arts, Humanities &
Social Sciences
Whether you aspire to sculpt, direct films or care for
children, one of our more than 40 Arts, Humanities and
Social Science double majors and minors can likely help.
You will benefit from a healthy mix of learning mentorship
and independence. Field placements, internships,
hands-on projects and research opportunities are wide
and varied, depending on the program(s) you select.
Experience one of the most culturally diverse
faculties at any Ontario university.
OUR PROGRAMS
Communication
and Social Justice
Criminology
Film and Media
History
Philosophy
Psychology
Social Work
OUR CITY
CLINICAL
PLACEMENT
Acting
Aeronautical Leadership
TEACHING Media and Film
Communication,
PLACEMENT
International
Relations
Modern Languages
Music
Psychology
Sociology
Social Work
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ABOUT UWINDSOR
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2016-2017
EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING
The above are but a few of
the more than 40 programs
available. For a full listing, or for
more information, please visit:
www.uwindsor.ca/fahss
Combine
COSTS
majors and minors
New
facilities
www.uwindsor.ca/fahss
STUDENT SUPPORT
opening on our
downtown campus
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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 students for a
registered nursing career in the Canadian health-care
system, and on inter-professional teams in Canada
and abroad.
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
Undergraduate Programs
Nursing
Graduate Programs
Nursing
Nurse Practitioner
Career
opportunities among
the best in Canada
EXPERIENTIAL
Clinical
LEARNING
Learning Centre
$4.2 million expansion
CO-OPERATIVE
EDUCATION
CLINICAL
PLACEMENT
TEACHING
PLACEMENT
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.
You will be exposed to a breadth of courses and
experiences beginning in your first year. You will
choose your major in second year—Movement
Science or Sport Management—to focus on your
career track.
TOP
25
Sport Management
Program ranked
Top 25 worldwide
For more information, please visit:
www.uwindsor.ca/kinesiology
Undergraduate Programs
Kinesiology
Graduate Programs
Human Kinetics
• Sport Management
• Applied Human Performance
Kinesiology
Educational
partners with
Maple Leaf Sports
& Entertainment
EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING
CO-OPERATIVE
EDUCATION
CLINICAL
PLACEMENT
TEACHING
PLACEMENT
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Programs in Education
Taught by our most diverse faculty, the Education
programs offered at UWindsor include a mix of
in-class lectures and hands-on practicums.
These programs, along with strategic,
collaborative partnerships involving boards
of education, universities ad community
partners, will provide you with rich intellectual
and experiential learning opportunities.
ABOUT UWINDSOR
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2016-2017
EXPERIENTIAL
In-class teaching
experience
LEARNING
and internships
can provide you
with two degrees in five years,
as well as CO-OPERATIVE
the opportunity to
EDUCATION
teach
abroad.
CLINICAL
PLACEMENT
Undergraduate Programs
TEACHING
PLACEMENT
Education (requires previous degree)
OUR CITY
For more information,
please visit: www.uwindsor.ca/education
Graduate Programs
Curriculum
Education Administration
Second Language Acquisition & Culture
Windsor Law offers a broad legal
education and practical lawyering skills
in an intimate environment that supports
and nurtures lifelong relationships.
Our programs are shaped by our focus
on access to justice and transnational
law, and are characterized by a
learner-centred community that values
intellectual curiosity, interdisciplinary
research and global scholarship.
• Juris Doctor (JD)
• Canadian & American Dual JD Program
• MSW/JD Dual Degree Program
• Integrated MBA/JD Program
OUR PROGRAMS
Programs in Law
For more information, please visit:
www.uwindsor.ca/law
COSTS
Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry
UWindsor offers a complete medical program
through the Schulich School of Medicine &
Dentistry at Western University. The Doctor of
Medicine Program runs simultaneously at
the two locations.
For more information,
please visit: www.uwindsor.ca/medicine
STUDENT SUPPORT
Imagine completing your entire pre-med and
physician training in one city and on one campus.
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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!
Program
Tuition*
Incidental
Fees**
Textbooks**
Living
Expenses†
Meal Plan††
Business
$21,500
$1,700
$1,000
$3,100
$2,300
Engineering
$22,500
$1,650
$1,000
$3,100
$2,300
Science
$20,000
$1,600
$1,000
$3,100
$2,300
Arts
$20,000
$1,600
$1,000
$3,100
$2,300
Visit the Fee Estimator at www.uwindsor.ca/cashiers
$
tool for students.
OUR CITY
* Based on eight (8) months or two (2) academic terms. All tuition costs are subject to change upon approval
by the Board of Governors.
** Approximate
Our Fee Estimator is
† Living on campus in Laurier Hall, traditional double
†† Moderate meal plan. Not needed if living off campus.
a powerful planning
ABOUT UWINDSOR
Tuition and Cost of Living Estimation
Undergraduate Scholarships and Awards
The university provides over $10 million in scholarships & bursaries per year.
Average Required*
Scholarship
80-84.9%
$500 University of Windsor Entrance Scholarship
85-89.9%
$1,000 University of Windsor Entrance Scholarship
90-94.9%
$10,000 Dean’s Renewable Entrance Scholarship**
95-100%
$16,000 President’s Renewable Entrance Scholarship**
OUR PROGRAMS
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 Ontario Standards.
** Students must maintain an 85% average to continue to receive the renewable scholarships.
This program is available for high-achieving students and includes paid, research opportunities
through student/professor collaboration.
COSTS
Outstanding Scholars Program
In-course Scholarships and Awards
We offer a variety of awards for students in their second, third and fourth years of study.
To learn more about all the scholarships available, please visit www.uwindsor.ca/awards
There are a limited number of entrance scholarships available to full-time, international
applicants with high academic averages (above 80%, or Canadian equivalent) applying to
research-based programs.
STUDENT SUPPORT
Graduate Scholarships and Awards
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Worried About Your English Language Proficiency?
To apply to the University of Windsor, you do not need an
English Test score.
International students who do not have a test score, or whose test score is
below the accepted level, may be accepted into their program on the condition
they complete the University of Windsor’s English Language Improvement
Program (ELIP) before starting their degree. Conditional admission still
allows students to obtain a study visa into Canada.
No English
test scores
Accredited by Languages Canada, ELIP is an intensive, full-time program
for non-native speakers who need to improve their English language skills
before enroling in full-time degree programs. As a University of Windsor ELIP
student, you are a member of the campus community. You study on campus
and use all of the university’s facilities and resources.
required for admission
ELIP is available to both undergraduate and graduate students who need
assistance in meeting language proficiency requirements.
ELIP Program
• Improve your English and
be directly admitted into your
program upon completion
• Study with the best;
all ELIP instructors are
qualified ESL teachers
• Programs are student-focused
with small classes
• High success rate in academic
programs following ELIP
Test
Minimum Score
IELTS
6.5
CAEL
60
MELAB
85
TOEFL (IBT)
83 with 20 essay
PTE
60
Minimum undergraduate required score
www.uwindsor.ca/elip
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Residence
More than 1,000 students live in university residences.
Living on campus puts you at the heart of student life and
close to campus support services. You will gain exposure
to Canadian customs while respecting your culture and
beliefs. You will also have the chance to get to know the
city around you, in addition to the campus community.
Where will I live?
Many residence choices are available such as traditional
style, suite-style, single gender and themed communities,
which allows you to create your own unique residence
experience. There are multiple residence halls
conveniently located on campus—only a short walk to your
classes, food outlets, student facilities and banks.
Desk &
bookcase
Mini
fridge
Single
bed
11'5"
-0"
12'
Cartier Hall
Typical Room—$6,482 per year* (double)
This small, close-knit community offers a unique,
open-concept living environment. Assigned to firstyear students coming directly from high school.
Double rooms with semi-private washrooms.
Desk &
bookcase
Closet with
dresser
Single
bed
Where will I eat?
For more information, please visit:
www.uwindsor.ca/food
Mini
fridge
2"
15'-
10'7"
Laurier & Macdonald Hall
Typical Room—$5,761 per year* (double) or $6,927*
(limited single)
OUR PROGRAMS
Meal plans for first-year students range from $4,150 to
$4,830 and are mandatory when living in residence.
Meal plans are accepted at several locations, on and off
campus. Vegetarian, vegan and halal options
are also available.
OUR CITY
For more information, please visit:
www.uwindsor.ca/residence
Closet with
dresser
ABOUT UWINDSOR
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR • INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2016-2017
These residences are traditional-style buildings.
Double- and limited Single-style rooms (with common
washrooms). Laurier Hall is home to the International
Student Centre. Both buildings are assigned first-year
students coming directly from high school.
Assistant
on every floor
Single
Gender
COSTS
Resident
Washroom
floors available
Wardrobe
Table
with 2
chairs
3/4
Fridge
Secure
buildings
Academic
Double
Desk & bed
chair
Dresser
support available
This residence offers two-bedroom suites. Assigned to all student
types. First-year students coming directly from high school are not on
the same floor/wing as returning and beyond-first-year students, with
the exception of engineering and nursing communities.
"
-11
12'
8'-3
"
STUDENT SUPPORT
Alumni Hall
Room—$7,294 per year* (single room in a two-bedroom suite)
Exceptional Student Support
International Students Centre
• International student orientation
• Field trips
• Academic and personal advising
• Language practice
Student Success Centre
• Enhance your university experience
and contribute to your academic and
career success.
Volunteer International Student
Assistance
• Social support for incoming students
• Creating alliances with international
and local students
• Community outreach and social events
Student Counselling Centre
• Free, confidential counselling
• Consultation and referral
Multi-Faith Space
• Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week,
365 days a year
• Safe and welcoming environment
International Student Groups
• More than 100 political, ethnic, or
socially oriented groups
Campus Lifeline
• On-line support
• One-on-one assistance with
professional staff
Campus Recreation
• Forge Fitness Centre
• St. Denis Centre
• Intramural Sports
EpiCentre
• Entrepreneurship
• Practice and Innovation
• Mentorship
myUWindsor
• Your on-line portal for courses,
scholarships, awards and other
campus services
Health Services
• Your doctor’s office, dentist and
pharmacy while on campus
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.
1
COMPLETE THE APPLICATION FORM
Find the application here:
Undergraduate: www.uwindsor.ca/apply
Graduate:
www.uwindsor.ca/gradapply
Professional: www.uwindsor.ca/professional
2
SUBMIT YOUR DOCUMENTS
• Official transcripts or notarized copies are required from all institutions you have attended
(both secondary and post-secondary)
• Translation is needed if the official copies are not in English
• English language proficiency score
• Portfolio (if applicable)
• Official Post-Secondary course descriptions are required to assess transfer credit
3
TRACK YOUR APPLICATION
For information on your application status, visit: www.uwindsor.ca/myuwindsor
or email:
Undergraduate: intladmit@uwindsor.ca
Graduate:
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.
4
ACCEPT YOUR OFFER
Accept your offer by scanning and returning your Acceptance Response Form by email.
5
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.
6
REGISTER FOR COURSES
Undergraduate: Register for courses online: www.uwindsor.ca/registration-guide
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.
7
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.
8
PREPARE TO COME TO CANADA
For information on our soft landing program, orientation and
pre-departure information, visit www.uwindsor.ca/isc
Where to send your documents:
Mailing address:
International Admissions
University of Windsor – The Office of Registrar
401 Sunset Ave., Windsor
Ontario, Canada, N9B 3P4
No English
test scores
required for admission
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
Address: University of Windsor
401 Sunset Ave.,
Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N9B 3P4
Tel:
1-519-253-3000 ext. 3938
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