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UNIVERSITY OF ONTARIO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
INTERNATIONAL ADMISSIONS | 2012–2013
OSHAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA
Applied and Industrial Mathematics
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Community Development
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Automotive Engineering
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Biological Science
Complementary Studies
Environmental Sustainability
Environmental Toxicology
Life Sciences
Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
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Computing Science
Digital Forensics
Digital Media
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Chemistry
Biological Chemistry
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Criminology and Justice
Criminal Justice
Gender, Sexualities and Justice
Race, Ethnicity and Justice
Youth, Crime and Justice
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Find your
Commerce
Accounting
Finance
Marketing
Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources
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Education
Concurrent
Consecutive – Primary/Junior
Consecutive – Intermediate/Senior
Electrical Engineering
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Energy Systems Engineering
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Communication
Commerce and Marketing
Digital Media
Health Science
Science and Technology
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Forensic Psychology
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Forensic Science
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Health Physics and Radiation Science
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Manufacturing Engineering
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Mechanical Engineering
Energy Engineering
Mechatronics Engineering
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Nuclear Engineering
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Nursing
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Physical Science
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Physics
Energy and the Environment
Forensic Physics
Medical Physics
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Public Policy
Equity Policy
Technology in Society
Health Science
Health Information Management
Kinesiology
Medical Laboratory Science
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Science
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Science/Education (Concurrent)
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Software Engineering
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Information Technology
Game Development and Entrepreneurship
Networking and Information Technology Security
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Legal Studies
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Human Rights Law
Information Law
President’s greeting
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Country-specific admission requirements
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Welcome to the City of Oshawa and the Greater Toronto Area 7
English language proficiency
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Top 10 reasons to study at UOIT Prepare your application and required documents
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Opportunities for a challenging and rewarding career 10
Register for courses online
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Programs at a glance
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Prepare to come to Canada
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Faculty of Business and Information Technology
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Get involved
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Faculty of Education
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Student support
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Faculty of Energy Systems and Nuclear Science
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Residence
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Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
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Meal plans
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Faculty of Health Sciences
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Financing your education
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Faculty of Science
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Costs for attending UOIT
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Faculty of Social Science and Humanities
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Scholarships
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Graduate Studies
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Employment opportunities
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How to apply
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Campus tours and Open House events
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General admission guidelines
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Contact information
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President’s
greeting
A laptop learning environment with world-class professors
who know you by name, access to hands-on learning and
work experiences through co-op, internships and research
opportunities and small class sizes on a green campus that is
alive with activity - this is what will make your post-secondary
experience at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology
(UOIT) a positively different one.
Founded in 2002, UOIT is one of Canada’s youngest
universities and is defined by its leading-edge learning
environment, diverse and innovative programs, globally
experienced faculty, interdisciplinary research activities and
extensive student life opportunities. UOIT is a leader among
North American universities in implementing and using
course- and industry-specific software for mobile learning.
This means you will graduate with the high-tech skills
that are in demand in the knowledge-based economy.
Each year, hundreds of students from more than 65 countries
are choosing UOIT as their post-secondary studies destination.
Here they embark upon career-focused undergraduate and
graduate programs, many of which are unique in Ontario and
Canada. The university’s vibrant community of professors,
staff and students will support you and challenge you to push
your boundaries of thinking and learning.
Being a new university, we are creating our history as we grow.
You can help build our traditions and be part of the many
firsts at UOIT. We invite you to explore the UOIT experience
and look forward to you becoming a part of our dynamic
academic community.
Dr. Tim McTiernan
President and vice-chancellor
July 2011
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Welcome to the City
of Oshawa and the
Greater Toronto Area
UOIT is located in the city of Oshawa, Ontario, in the heart
of beautiful Durham Region. Oshawa offers a fantastic mix
of features and attractions within minutes of both of the
university’s two locations in north Oshawa and downtown
Oshawa (interactive map: www.uoit.ca/maps/uoit) including:
•Great slopes for skiing and
•Quality shopping, dining,
museums, art galleries,
snowboarding; and
entertainment and sporting •Competitive recreational
activities;
sports including cricket and
•Expansive waterfront trails
soccer; and numerous area
for cyclists, joggers, in-line
golf courses.
skaters and nature lovers;
Canada’s Multicultural Centre:
The Greater Toronto Area (GTA)
Among the GTA’s popular destinations are the CN Tower,
the Royal Ontario Museum, the Toronto Zoo and the Art
Gallery of Ontario.
If you are a professional sports fan, you can catch Maple
Leafs hockey (NHL), Raptors basketball (NBA) and the Rock
lacrosse (NLL) at the Air Canada Centre, along with Blue Jays
baseball (MLB) and Argonauts football (CFL) at the Rogers
Centre. Soccer fans can watch Toronto FC (MLS) matches at
BMO Field.
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The GTA’s population is one of the
most
diverse
Top 10
reasons to
study at
UOIT
in the world, where nearly all of the
world’s cultural groups are represented
and more than 100 languages and
dialects are spoken.
UOIT’s national
award-winning
laptop-learning environment allows you to easily
connect with your professors and peers – putting you
one step ahead upon graduation.
Students are drawn to UOIT by the
overwhelming sense of community and
friendliness
on campus.
Undergraduate research opportunities: UOIT students
are inspired by a diverse group of world-class
faculty who are dedicated members of the teaching
profession and eager to provide you with opportunities
to undertake research projects. This hands-on
experience gives you an edge when it comes to
finding
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a job
or pursuing graduate studies and research careers.
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UOIT has consistently scored well in national student
surveys and rankings.
Maclean’s Magazine
ranked UOIT
number
one
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in Student Services in 2009. The National Survey of
Student Engagement (NSSE) demonstrated how UOIT
students ranked us ahead of our peer groups compared
to 769 other post-secondary institutions, pointing in
particular to the university’s state-of-the-art technology,
level of academic challenge and collaborations with
expert faculty.
UOIT’s unique and technology-rich
teaching and learning environment
challenges students to
As one of Canada’s
newest universities, UOIT’s clean,
modern
learning
facilities
and
residences
offer high
quality and
are secondto-none.
Small class sizes. UOIT students enjoy
unparalleled
access to faculty
– a unique one-on-one model that is an integral part of
your student experience.
push the
boundaries
of innovation and discovery and prepares them to
excel in the global, knowledge-driven economy.
easily
accessible
The Student Association (Your SA)
recognizes and funds
MORE THAN 70 clubs
on campus offering financial support,
training and a variety of resources.
from Toronto (Canada’s largest city) and
Pearson International Airport by car or
public transit (GO trains/buses and Durham
Region Transit: www.uoit.ca/transit).
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Students find
success at UOIT
Ijlal Gondal
Country:
Pakistan
Program:Bachelor of Engineering
(Automotive Engineering), class of 2014
Opportunities
Activities:Student Association – vice-president,
University Affairs
“I like UOIT because it quenches my thirst
for volunteering. In the previous year I
was an active member of various clubs
on campus like the Muslim and Pakistan
Student Associations and the Engineering
Society. I can refresh myself by playing
cricket, tennis, squash and even ice skating
at the Campus Ice Centre (which I recently
learned). Last year I achieved a memorable
milestone in my life as a winning candidate
in the Student Association elections. In
short, my first year at UOIT provided me
every reason to cheer – academically and
socially!”
for a challenging
and rewarding
career
UOIT works tirelessly to provide you with opportunities to work
with some of the highest-quality employers in business and
industry. These partnerships with leading employers provide you
with outstanding internship, placement and co-op opportunities,
all of which means you gain valuable work experience that
prepares you for a challenging and rewarding career.
Carolina Loo
Country:
Peru
Program:
Activities:
Bachelor of Commerce, class of 2012
International Student Club
“I came to UOIT because the university is
new and offers really creative programs
in the Faculty of Business and Information
Technology, such as Game Development
and Entrepreneurship. How unique is
that! These new academic-based course
offerings, creative teaching methodologies
in programs and emphasis on teamwork
will help me to succeed in the business
environment.”
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Camily Lovell
Country:
Bermuda
Program:Bachelor of Arts (Criminology and Justice),
class of 2014
“I chose to attend UOIT for the variety of
programs it had, which includes my major
in Criminology and Justice. My personal
research about UOIT found there was an
ever-increasing number of international
students joining the university and this
was important to me, having never been to
Canada. I find everyone at this university
to be so accommodating and so kind to me
that I never had a worry or a care. After
graduation, I plan to move back to my
home country of Bermuda and pursue
my dream career as a parole and
probation officer.”
Sergio Mordo
Country:
Turkey
Program:Bachelor of Engineering and
Management (Automotive), class of 2011
Activities:President, International
Student Club
“When I Googled Automotive Engineering,
UOIT came up on the top of the list for
Canadian institutions. I was fascinated
with the program throughout my five
years and I was able to graduate with
management courses and my passion,
automotive engineering. I am so excited
about the opportunities here at UOIT with
the opening of the largest climatic wind
tunnel in the world, I have chosen to
continue my graduate studies here.” Ian Ngaira
Country:Kenya
Program:Bachelor of Health Science, class of 2011
Awards:Global Leadership Award, Varsity UOIT
Scholastic Award, Varsity Athlete Top GPA
Academic Award, Varsity All-Academic Award
Activities:Student Representative on UOIT Board
of Governors, Varsity Rowing, Varsity
Dance, SHARE, Boycott the Bottle, Student
Association Board of Directors
"I chose UOIT because of its relatively
small size, which greatly enhanced
the quality of education I received and
the advantage I would have as far as
interacting with my instructors. The
knowledge capital, experience and
research endeavours that UOIT has been
able to assemble in its short history are an
indication that our institution is destined
for great things."
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Start
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2012 – 2013 Undergraduate and graduate programs
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Programs at a glance
Degrees and areas of study
www.uoit.ca/programsataglance
Degrees and areas of study
OUAC application code1
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Bachelor of Health Science (Honours)
OUAC application code1
Prerequisites2
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Health Science
Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
• Health Information Management
• Kinesiology
DHS
DKN
Communication
• Commerce and Marketing;
• Digital Media;
• Health Science; and
• Science and Technology.
DDC
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• Medical Laboratory Science
DHL
Community Development
DAO
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Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours)
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Information Technology
• Game Development and Entrepreneurship
• Networking and Information Technology Security
Criminology and Justice
• Criminal Justice;
• Gender, Sexualities and Justice;
• Race, Ethnicity and Justice; and
• Youth, Crime and Justice.
DAJ
Forensic Psychology
DPS
Legal Studies
• Alternative Dispute Resolution;
• Human Rights Law; and
• Information Law.
DAL
Public Policy
• Equity Policy; and
• Technology in Society.
DAP
English
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Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)
• Accounting;
• Finance;
• Marketing; and
• Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources Management.
Prerequisites2
DBC
English and one of: Algebra
and Geometry; Calculus; or
Finite Mathematics
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Bachelor of Education
Concurrent Education/Science
DSJ
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Consecutive Education (Primary/Junior)
D10
Consecutive Education (Intermediate/Senior)
D30
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Automotive Engineering*
DEA
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Electrical Engineering*
DEE
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Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
Energy Systems Engineering*
DEB
Manufacturing Engineering*
DEM
Mechanical Engineering*
• Energy Engineering; and
• Mechatronics Engineering.
DEC
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English; Algebra and
Geometry; Calculus;
Chemistry; and Physics
Applied and Industrial Mathematics
DSI
Biological Science*
• Complementary Studies;
• Environmental Sustainability;
• Environmental Toxicology;
• Life Sciences; and
• Pharmaceutical Biotechnology.
DSB
DSQ
DSQ
DSU
DSB
Chemistry*
• Biological Chemistry; and
• Pharmaceutical Chemistry.
Computing Science
• Digital Forensics; and
• Digital Media.
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English and one of: Algebra
and Geometry; Calculus; or
Finite Mathematics
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DSY
DSW
DSD
DSO
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English; Algebra and
Geometry; and two of:
Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
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DSJ
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DSN
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Physical Science*
DSP
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Physics
• Energy and the Environment;
• Forensic Physics; and
• Medical Physics.
DSE
DSK
DSK
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Health Physics and Radiation Science
DSR
English; Algebra and
Geometry; Calculus;
Chemistry; and Physics
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DHN
English; Biology; Chemistry;
and one of: Algebra and
Geometry; Calculus; or Finite
Mathematics
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Nursing (collaborative with Durham College)
DEN
English, Algebra and
Geometry; and two of: Biology;
Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
Forensic Science
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DEW
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Concurrent Education/Science
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Honours)
Software Engineering*
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Bachelor of Science (Honours)
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Nuclear Engineering*
DGD
DIT
English; Biology; and one
of: Algebra and Geometry;
Calculus; or Finite
Mathematics
1 See page 55 (Preparing your application and required documents).
2 UOIT expects students applying for admission to bachelor degree programs to present at minimum, either: an Ontario Secondary School Diploma
(OSSD) or equivalent; or credentials that are equivalent to the OSSD from the educational system, which they attended (please see pages 50 to 53).
In addition, applicants are required to meet all academic prerequisites of specific programs, including specific courses, minimum grades and
non-academic requirements.
*Management option available.
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Faculty of Business and
Information Technology (FBIT)
www.businessandit.uoit.ca
UOIT’s FBIT will provide you with an innovative Commerce or
Information Technology (IT) degree that will put you one step
ahead upon graduation by combining the latest technology
with the most current business and IT trends.
Bachelor of
Commerce
(Honours)
We place a strong emphasis on developing your understanding
of how technology can enhance business. Our Bachelor
of Commerce (BCom) (Honours) program will further your
understanding of key business functions and systems
technologies. In your third year, you will choose one of four
majors – Accounting, Finance, Marketing or Organizational
Behaviour and Human Resources. You may consider a UOIT
Edge Capstone Study Project where you work with a team to
provide consultancy services to help solve a business issue
with one of our industry partners. You will be supervised by
both university faculty and the organization’s management
team. All of this is designed to give you a competitive edge
upon graduation.
OUAC application code
Prerequisites
DBCEnglish and one of: Algebra and
Geometry; Calculus; or Finite
Mathematics
Majors
Accounting
Marketing
Our unique Accounting major integrates all of the course work
required by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario
and the requirements of the professional designations –
certified accountant, certified management accountant and
certified general accountant. Our Accounting program is
very demanding and designed to help ensure that when you
graduate you are prepared for the professional exams and
your career.
The Marketing major develops and deepens your knowledge
of consumer behaviour, marketing research and strategy
formulation in a dynamic marketing environment. The
curriculum is designed to teach you the skills and perspectives
essential for your career.
Career opportunities include:
•Brand manager;
•Marketing research analyst; •Purchasing manager.
•Auditor;
•Credit analyst; and
•Banker;
•Financial planner.
•Advertising executive;
•Public relations manager;
and
Organizational Behaviour
and Human Resources
MANAGEMENT
•Chief financial officer;
Finance
Finance is the most encompassing of all business endeavours
in that it addresses the ways in which individuals, businesses
and organizations raise, allocate and leverage monetary
resources over time. Our Finance major prepares you to be a
finance professional.
Career opportunities include:
•Budget director;
•Loan officer; and
•Financial analyst;
•Securities trader.
•Investment advisor;
Career opportunities include:
The curriculum is designed to teach you the skills and
perspectives essential for a career in human resources
management within any organization and prepares you for the
Human Resources Professionals Association (HRPA) Knowledge
Exam, which allows you to complete the process of achieving
the Certified Human Resources Professional designation.
Career opportunities include:
•Employee benefits
manager;
•Employment and
placement manager;
•Employee relations
representative;
•Human Resources
specialist; and
•Training and development
manager.
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Faculty of Business and
Information Technology (FBIT)
www.businessandit.uoit.ca
Bachelor of
Information
Technology
(Honours)
Our Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours) program
will open the door to careers in game development and
entrepreneurship, networking and IT security. As a Game
Development and Entrepreneurship student you will use
motion capture suits in the Gaming Lab to create 3D visuals
on screen or if you are enrolled in the Networking and
Information Technology Security program you will work with
advanced networking and security equipment in our high-tech
Hacker Research Lab and Networking Lab.
Specializations
Game Development
and Entrepreneurship
The program is designed to quickly advance your career by
focusing on the knowledge and skills needed in business and
management necessary to build rewarding careers within an
existing business or entrepreneurial opportunity.
Our Gaming Lab is equipped with state-of-the-art workstations
and software for development of animations, models, sound
production, game engines and gameplay code.
Career opportunities include:
•Application designer;
•Project manager; and
•Game designer;
•Simulation specialist
(military and civil domain).
•Game product manager;
Internship options are available.
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Fast fact
Video game simulation use cutting-edge motion-capture 3D
technology and have a sound recording studio.
Prerequisites
DGDEnglish and one of: Algebra and
Geometry; Calculus; or Finite
Mathematics
Networking and
Information Technology
Security
Computer networking is an integral part of any business
environment. The Networking and IT Security specialization
offers comprehensive knowledge and skills in planning,
designing, installing, operating, managing and securing
IT infrastructure. Our core curriculum includes mandatory
courses in business and management in addition to technical
courses, providing you with the necessary business background
and technological skills to make significant contributions
in today’s workplace. The coursework will prepare you to
manage the continuing changes and challenges of the
IT profession and for two levels of the Cisco certification
program, namely, Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA®)
and Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP®). Cisco
Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE®) is offered as a technical
elective. As a student in the Networking and IT Security
program, you may also take certain business courses to
obtain a minor in Marketing.
Career opportunities include:
•Database security
manager;
•Network security specialist;
and
•Information security officer; •Web application manager.
•IT security trainer;
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Prerequisites
DITEnglish and one of: Algebra and
Geometry; Calculus; or Finite
Mathematics
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Faculty of Education
www.education.uoit.ca
By choosing UOIT’s Faculty of Education for your teacher
training, you will graduate with the well-rounded skills
required to excel in teaching either junior kindergarten to
Grade 6, or grades 7 to 12. We offer three distinct programs
– Concurrent Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Education
program, the one-year Consecutive Bachelor of Education
Primary/Junior program and the one-year Consecutive
Bachelor of Education Intermediate/Senior program.
Our expert professors will help you to think deeply about how
people learn in different subject areas and at different ages.
Innovative programs will prepare you to consider how diversity in
ability, cultural background and social and religious experience
can influence the way you approach teaching. You will also learn
to be thoughtful and critical about the role technology plays in
teaching and how to develop strong skills in using technological
aids, such as SMART Boards, to make the learning environment
more dynamic for your future students.
You will participate in several hands-on field experience
placements during both the concurrent and consecutive
Bachelor of Education programs. These include placements
in local elementary and secondary schools. By graduation,
Concurrent students will have more than 100 days of
school experience and Consecutive will have 60 days of
school experience.
For more information on requirements please visit the
Faculty of Education website at www.education.uoit.ca.
Information on the Ontario College of Teachers requirements
to teach can be reviewed on this website. International
students would be eligible for a work permit to have
placement experience as part of the program requirements.
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Concurrent Bachelor of
Education
Good teachers change lives. At UOIT, you gain the academic
background and critical skills needed to help you thrive in the
21st century classroom. Offered in co-operation with UOIT’s
Faculty of Science, our Concurrent Bachelor of Science (BSc)
(Honours)/Bachelor of Education (BEd) program allows you to
earn two degrees in five years, and also prepares you to teach
science, math or computer studies at the intermediate/senior
level (grades 7 to 12). By completing the required course work
for the BEd degree, you also fulfil many of the requirements for
your BSc degree.
Teachables:
Education
Education
We offer a one-year Consecutive Bachelor of Education
Primary/Junior program, focused on teaching junior
kindergarten to Grade 6, to students who hold an appropriate
undergraduate degree from a recognized university. The
emphasis is on preparing you to be an elementary school
teacher with strengths in science, mathematics, technology
and literacy.
Our intensive one-year Consecutive Bachelor of Education
Intermediate/Senior program prepares you to teach grades
7 to 12. Technology use in the classroom is emphasized to
make the teaching and learning experience more dynamic
and effective. All of our teacher candidates use laptops
equipped with specialized software that is helpful in the field
and with their studies. You will develop the communication,
critical-thinking and problem-solving skills essential for
success in intermediate and senior classrooms.
(Primary/Junior)
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•Biology;
•General Science;
•Chemistry;
•Mathematics; and
•Computer Studies;
•Physics.
OUAC application code
Consecutive Bachelor of Consecutive Bachelor of
Prerequisites
DSJEnglish, Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
Prerequisites
D10An undergraduate degree from
a recognized university, with
a minimum overall academic
average of 70 per cent
(B- or 2.7 GPA) in the best 10
full-year, or best 20 half-year
courses completed. Applicants
are required to complete a
supplementary application and
may require a personal interview.
(Intermediate/Senior)
Teachables:
•Biology;
•Chemistry;
•Computer Studies;
•English;
•General Science;
•Geography;
Fast fact
Whether you are inside or outside of the classroom, you
can make quality computer-based presentations, conduct
research, work independently on your own or with other
students and have seamless access to all online resources
because of our award-winning laptop program. An annual fee
covers the use of your hardware and software learning tools,
extensive technical support, virus protection, high-speed
Internet, printing services and insurance.
•Health and Physical
Education;
•History;
•Mathematics;
•Physics; and
•Visual Arts.
Career opportunities include:
•Child and youth counsellor; •Secondary school teacher;
•Special education resource
teacher;
•Elementary school teacher;
•Trainer
in private and public
•Roman Catholic school
sector
organizations;
and
teacher;
•Educational publishing;
•Youth worker.
OUAC application code
D30
Prerequisites
n undergraduate degree from a recognized
A
university, with an overall academic
average of 70 per cent (B- or 2.7 GPA) in
their best 10 full-year, or best 20 half-year
courses completed. Applicants must have
completed a minimum of 30 credit hours
in university courses (equivalent to five
full-year courses, or 10 half-year courses)
in a first teachable subject and 18 credit
hours (equivalent to three full-year courses,
or six half-year courses) in a second
teachable subject; applicants must present
a minimum 70 per cent (B- or 2.7 GPA)
average in the courses applicable to each
teachable subject. Applicants are required
to complete a supplementary application
and may require a personal interview.
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Faculty of Energy Systems and Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in
Nuclear Science (FESNS)
www.nuclear.uoit.ca
Energy systems and nuclear science is an exciting and
evolving area of study, presenting significant employment
opportunities in a variety of fields for engineers and scientists
who possess knowledge of the safe, efficient generation and
use of energy, including fossil, nuclear, wind, solar, hydro,
geothermal and emerging technologies.
Management option*
There is a growing need for engineers with management
skills. UOIT offers an innovative management option. You
can choose to complement the technical studies of your
engineering program with business and management
courses, by selecting the five-year Bachelor of Engineering
and Management program.
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Energy Systems
Engineering
*
You will examine all forms of energy including nuclear, solar,
wind, hydro and fossil fuels, as well as hydrogen and fuel
cell technologies. This program will enable you to generate
complete system designs from small-scale devices to largescale systems and to work effectively with other engineers.
Career opportunities include:
•Energy engineer;
•Energy system design; and
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•Energy system
implementation.
Prerequisites
DEBEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
Calculus; Chemistry; and Physics
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
Health Physics
Nuclear
Engineering* and Radiation
*
The Nuclear Engineering program introduces students to
all aspects of the nuclear fuel cycle, from mining to plant
operation and finally waste management. The curriculum
includes courses in nuclear plant chemistry, nuclear
materials and heat transport, steam generation systems,
nuclear physics and plant design. Not only will you be
examining the current operational fleet of reactors, but
you will apply your growing knowledge to the future generation
of reactors (e.g., supercritical water reactors, fast reactors
and fusion reactors).
This program is structured to integrate laboratory courses,
field trips and research projects with core course material in
order to provide the maximum experience within this exciting,
challenging and essential field.
Career opportunities include:
•Fuel manufacturing and
waste management;
•Nuclear power plant design
and operation.
•Nuclear engineer; and
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Science
The curriculum is a combination of fundamental radiation
science, technological methods and applications preparing
graduates to seek rewarding careers. The use of ionizing
radiation is more prolific than you might think. Energy supply,
medicine, agriculture, national security, manufacturing and
resource-based industries are all examples of where the uses
of radioactive materials or radiation-generating machines
are an essential part of their operations. Radiation is also
used to study materials and matter on the atomic scale and
recently radiation science has witnessed huge advances in
techniques for material science using advanced radiation
sources such as synchrotrons, neutron spallation sources
and reactor neutron beams.
Career opportunities include:
•Environmental safety;
•Non-destructive material
testing;
•Radiation applications in
health care; and
•Radiation protection.
Prerequisites
DENEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
Calculus; Chemistry; and Physics
OUAC application codePrerequisites
DSREnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
Calculus; Chemistry; and Physics
Fast fact
Officially opened and available for students since September
2011, UOIT’s Energy Research Centre (ERC) houses our
unique-in-Canada programs, including courses in wind, solar,
hydrogen, hydraulic, nuclear and geothermal energy.
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Faculty of Engineering Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in
and Applied Science (FEAS)
www.engineering.uoit.ca
Innovative programs provide high-quality engineering
education through teaching and research excellence. Our
programs are accredited by the Canadian Engineering
Accreditation Board, the highest-possible affirmation of a
Canadian university’s engineering program, ensuring you
have the academic qualifications necessary for registration as
a professional engineer in Canada when you graduate.
Our programs also provide practical internship, work placement
and career opportunities with leading employers. An engineering
degree at UOIT puts you on the path towards an exciting career
developing creative solutions to address global problems and
turning great ideas into new sustainable products.
Automotive
Engineering*
Our Automotive Engineering program is designed to prepare
engineers to meet the urgent need for advancements
in transportation systems by accelerating research and
development into alternative technologies such as electric
and fuel cell-driven vehicles. The cars, planes, motorcycles
and trucks of tomorrow will be clean, green and transformative
– and designed by automotive engineers being trained today.
The Automotive Engineering program takes a multidisciplinary
approach, combining a central focus on mechanical engineering
with elements of manufacturing and electrical engineering.
Foundation year Career opportunities include:
All FEAS students begin with a common program of study. You
will gain an in-depth understanding of mathematics, physics,
chemistry, computing and technical communications, which
form the foundation of all engineering disciplines. During the
foundation year you will learn about the various engineering
programs available, giving you first-hand knowledge to make an
informed decision regarding which areas you wish to pursue.
Management option*
There is a growing need for engineers with management
skills. Our engineering programs offer an innovative
management option. You can choose to complement the
technical studies of your engineering program with business
and management courses, by selecting the five-year Bachelor
of Engineering and Management program.
•Automation and control;
•Automotive design;
•Automotive production,
maintenance, repair and
testing;
•Automotive research and
development;
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•Engineering sales and
marketing;
•Manufacturing of vehicles
and components; and
•Systems engineering and
integration.
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in
Engineering*
Engineering*
Electrical
Our Electrical Engineering program focuses on the design and
manufacturing of electrical and computer technologies and
their component parts, as well as the integration of electrical
components into complex systems. Graduates are prepared
to find innovative solutions that lead to rapid advances in
technology intrinsic to the electrical and computer industry
sectors. The sectors include but are not limited to computers,
electronics, telecommunications, wireless communications,
control systems and power transmission.
The Manufacturing Engineering program is all about the design
and improvement of high-tech systems for the production and
manufacturing of products. This includes the development
and application of advanced technologies such as robotics,
automation, new materials and intelligent controls.
Career opportunities include:
•Manufacturing system and
facility design;
•Control systems for vehicles •Laser technology and
and other applications;
photonics;
•Electrical power generation •Speech, image and video
and distribution;
signal processing; and
•Integrated circuits and
microelectronics;
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Prerequisites
Manufacturing
•Wireless transmission
systems.
Career opportunities include:
•Economic analysis and
accounting;
•Operations analysis and
management;
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•Process design and control;
•Product design and
development; and
•Systems engineering and
integration.
Prerequisites
DEMEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
Calculus; Chemistry; and Physics
Prerequisites
DEEEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
Calculus; Chemistry; and Physics
DEAEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
Calculus; Chemistry; and Physics
*All engineering programs offer paid internships.
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and Applied Science (FEAS)
www.engineering.uoit.ca
Mechanical
Engineering*
Mechanical engineering overlaps with other disciplines –
electrical, chemical, civil, computer and software to name a
few – it is interdisciplinary and one of the broadest fields of
engineering.
As a Mechanical Engineering student you will have the choice
of three educational streams:
•Comprehensive option;
•Energy Engineering option; and
•Mechatronics Engineering option.
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Prerequisites
DECEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
Calculus; Chemistry; and Physics
Specializations
Comprehensive
The Comprehensive option offers exposure to the full breadth
of Mechanical Engineering including advanced solid mechanics
and stress analysis, machine designs, mechanical vibrations,
mechatronics and thermodynamics.
Career opportunities include:
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•Environmental systems;
•Power generation;
•Heavy and precision
machinery;
•Quality assurance and
maintenance; and
•Manufacturing and
operations;
•Research and development
of new technologies.
Energy Engineering
A strong, vibrant economy requires responsible energy
management. Energy engineering is increasingly focused
on the efficient and environmentally benign use of energy
systems, as well as energy security and reliability. In this
area of study you will specialize in all aspects of energy,
from its generation to its end use, including energy
conversion, storage, transportation and distribution.
Career opportunities include:
•Design of engines and
systems for power
generation;
•Heating and cooling of
buildings;
•Energy systems simulation
and management;
•Transportation systems.
•Refrigeration; and
Mechatronics Engineering
Mechatronics engineering involves the design and application
of intelligent, computer-controlled electromechanical systems.
It facilitates the development of products and processes
with significantly enhanced function and performance. This
specialization will expose you to the integration of electronics
and mechanical systems using automated and intelligent
computer-control systems to produce new devices such
as artificial hearts, anti-lock braking systems and microelectromechanical systems (MEMS and nanotechnology).
Career opportunities include:
•Advanced control systems;
•Design of robotics and
automation solutions;
•Development of advanced
automotive and aerospace
systems;
•Development of
manufacturing
technologies; and
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in
Software
Engineering*
This elite program is focused on the development and
utilization of computer software as well as the design of
computers, the integration of software into computer systems
and the applications of software systems.
Career opportunities include:
•Design special-effects,
animation, visualization,
and entertainment
software;
•Design of software
systems, networks, and
information systems;
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•Develop productivity,
database and business
solution software;
•Electronics, mechatronics
and robotics; and
•Maintenance, repair and
testing of software designs.
Prerequisites
DEWEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
Calculus; Chemistry; and Physics
Fast fact
UOIT owns Canada’s largest electric vehicle fleet at a
university, which includes electric buses, pickup trucks,
bicycles and even a hydrogen hybrid electric wheelchair.
•Research and development
of advanced industry and
consumer products, such
as digital cameras.
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FAculty of Health ScienceS (FHS)
www.healthsciences.uoit.ca
As leaders in health sciences, UOIT is responding to global
health care challenges by integrating advanced technologies,
learning methodologies and research in an interprofessional
environment in order to deliver innovative programs that
will inspire your commitment to health, inquiry and social
responsibility. FHS will provide you with a foundation for
excellence in clinical practice, research, teamwork, leadership
skills and the desire to pursue lifelong learning that are
essential for a successful career in health care.
Bachelor of
Specializations
Health Science
(Honours)
As a student in the Bachelor of Health Science (BHSc) (Honours)
Comprehensive degree program you will be introduced to a
broad-based curriculum that will enable you to explore the
diverse aspects of health-care delivery, health promotion and
promoting human wellness while pursuing studies that build on
your particular interests. This program will provide you with an
education that will open the door to a challenging career across
a broad range of health-related disciplines or lead to graduate
studies in Health Science or Community Health, or professional
degree studies in physiotherapy, occupational therapy, medicine
or chiropractic medicine .
Career opportunities include:
•Health administration and
management;
•Health and clinical data
analysis; and
•Health policy and
promotion.
Health Information
Management
Medical
Laboratory Science
Innovation and management of health information is playing
an increasingly critical role in health-care delivery. Information
technologies will give health-care providers improved access
to timely and comprehensive patient information, helping to
streamline services, improve diagnoses and care, and save
valuable time.
As a student in this program you will be introduced to the
exciting diagnostic aspects of health science including a
focus on medical research. You will become skilled in the
five main areas of the diagnostic laboratory: chemistry,
hematology, histotechnology, microbiology and transfusion
medicine. Professional communication, scientific writing and
research skills are also emphasized.
Career opportunities include:
This program is accredited by the Canadian Medical Association
and upon completion you will be eligible to write the Canadian
Society for Medical Laboratory Science national certification
examination and subsequently to work in all Canadian provinces
and territories.
•Clinical data specialist;
•Data and information
solutions consultant; and
•Process improvement
manager.
Practicum placement is required in fourth-year of the program.
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Prerequisites
DHSEnglish; Biology and one of:
Algebra and Geometry; Calculus;
or Finite Mathematics
Kinesiology
The Kinesiology specialization is directed toward understanding
the role and application of exercise for health improvement,
fitness and rehabilitation. The degree prepares you to become
a kinesiology practitioner, able to safely prescribe individualized
exercise programs to improve or maintain the health, functional
capacity and well-being of a range of healthy and clinical
populations.
Two Kinesiology concentrations, Exercise Science and Health
and Wellness, are offered within this program.
This program will prepare you to pursue Graduate studies
in physiotherapy, occupational therapy, medicine and
chiropractic medicine.
Career opportunities include:
•Administrative and/or
•Registered Medical
policy development position
Laboratory Technologist
in hospitals, the Local
(MLT) working in public
Health Integration Network
health laboratories;
and government;
•Reagent, instrument and
•Biotechnology and
pharmaceutical sales
pharmaceutical researcher;
representative; and
•Registered MLT working in
diagnostic laboratories in
hospitals and the private
sector.
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Prerequisites
DHLEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry or Physics
Career opportunities include:
•Fitness and health
promotion; and
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•Kinesiologist.
Prerequisites
DKNEnglish; Biology and one of:
Algebra and Geometry; Calculus;
or Finite Mathematics
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www.healthsciences.uoit.ca
Bachelor of
Faculty of Science Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
Science in
Nursing (Honours)
Our Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program, offered
collaboratively with Durham College, will immerse you in
the practice of scientific-based nursing using theory, clinical
skills and research findings from individual, family, group
and community care. You will also acquire a passion for
excellence in clinical practice, lifelong learning, research,
teamwork and leadership skills that are essential for a
successful nursing career.
Graduates of the BScN program are eligible to write the
Canadian Registered Nurse Examination.
Practicum placements are required in each year of the
program.
Career opportunities include:
•Administration and policy
development;
•Long-term care;
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•Public health; and
•Registered nurse.
Prerequisites
DHNEnglish; Biology; Chemistry; and
one of: Algebra and Geometry;
Calculus; or Finite Mathematics
www.science.uoit.ca
Our undergraduate programs offer a strong foundation in
each science discipline and specializations within them
that are relevant to the real world. You will learn in modern,
well-equipped laboratories and our small class sizes will
provide you with personal attention from professors and
staff. In addition, we offer co-operative education programs,
internships and undergraduate research opportunities that
will help reduce your educational costs while providing you
with valuable work experience. All of this will position you for
a successful career or prepare you for graduate studies or
post-degree studies such as law school and medical school.
Management option*
If you are interested in managerial and leadership roles in
commercial and industrial scientific enterprises you should
consider the five-year Bachelor of Science and Management
(Honours) program. This program includes 10 courses in
Business and Management, taken in the final year of the
five-year program. Graduates have a solid foundation in the
key functional areas of business and management, including
financial management, accounting, operations, human
resources management and marketing management and
may qualify for credit against the first year of a Master of
Business Administration degree (MBA) at UOIT.
Applied and
Industrial
Mathematics
(regular and co-op)
Mathematics is a key component of problem solving, from
the modelling of atmospheric physics to the complexities of
managing risk in financial markets. You will learn concepts,
principles, qualitative and quantitative methods, as well as
innovative problem-solving skills. Additionally you will gain
valuable experience by learning state-of-the-art algorithms
and software in courses and by means of research projects
related to the workplace.
Career opportunities include:
•Communications
technology companies;
•Consulting firms;
•Financial services;
•Computer software industry •Insurance companies
(systems analyst or
(actuary or analyst); and
cryptography);
•Manufacturing industry.
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Prerequisites
DSIEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
Fast fact
Students in the nursing program have access to a full-scale
critical care (emergency room) patient simulation lab.
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Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
Biological
Science
(regular and co-op)*
Biological Science is the study of life at its most fundamental
level. The foundational areas of cell biology, genetics
and molecular biology, physiology, biochemistry and
developmental biology are mastered in the Biological
Science program. As you proceed through the program,
you have access to specialized courses such as Bioethics,
Neuroscience, Functional Genomics and Proteomics. All
Biological Science program specializations have common
courses during their first two years, allowing for flexibility
and transfer between specializations.
Career opportunities include:
•Environmental sector
(Environmental Toxicology
specialization);
•Food industry;
•Government or private
research laboratory;
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•Pharmaceutical sector
(Pharmaceutical
Biotechnology
specialization); and
•Secondary school teacher
(with UOIT’s Concurrent
and Consecutive Education
programs).
Prerequisites
DSBEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
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Specializations
Complementary Studies
The Complementary Studies specialization provides broad
coverage of fundamental topics in biology. By selecting this
study stream you can work with a student advisor to create
a customized Biological Science program map to match your
interests and career plans.
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Prerequisites
DSBEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
Environmental
SUSTAINABILITY
The sustainability theme inherent in this new program
provides a framework for the analysis of the human impacts
on the environment, as well as an introduction to the
socioeconomic, political, technological and cultural influences
that govern choices we make about the environment. The
integrated approach of this specialization exposes students
to a variety of science disciplines, providing them with the
scientific basis necessary for understanding the physical,
chemical and biological behaviour of the Earth’s ecosystems.
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Prerequisites
DSQEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
Environmental Toxicology Pharmaceutical
Biotechnology
Environmental toxicology is an interdisciplinary applied field
involving health, agriculture, urban development and industry.
Within this specialization you will develop a strong base in
biology and chemistry, with a focus on physiology, biochemistry,
environmental science and environmental chemistry.
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Prerequisites
DSQEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
Biotechnology is a rapidly growing area with many
applications in health, agriculture and industry. The
Pharmaceutical Biotechnology specialization combines a
primary emphasis on biology and chemistry with molecular
and cell biology, and microbiology. You will build a strong
understanding of cell and molecular biology, microbiology,
immunology, biochemistry and physiology.
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Life Sciences
Prerequisites
DSBEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
The Life Sciences specialization provides an integrated basic
grounding in the life sciences and is an attractive sciencebased program if you wish to proceed to medical school, a
related area of medical or health science or other post-degree
studies. The specialization consists of an integrated and
focused concentration on Biology and Chemistry, with
additional courses in Neuroscience and Human Anatomy.
You will gain a detailed understanding of the structure and
functioning of the human body, how the brain and nervous
systems work, and what happens when the brain becomes
damaged, disorganized and degenerates.
This program provides an excellent basis for applying to
medical school.
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Prerequisites
DSUEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
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Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
Chemistry
(regular and co-op)*
Chemistry is the study of elements and compounds, their
properties and the ways they react to form new substances.
From the practical to the theoretical, UOIT exposes you to
all major fields of chemistry: physical, analytical, organic,
inorganic and biochemistry. You can choose to specialize in
either Pharmaceutical Chemistry or Biological Chemistry or
follow the Comprehensive program. This program will prepare
you to pursue graduate and other post-degree studies such
as medicine, pharmacy or dentistry.
Career opportunities include:
•Biotechnology sector and
food industry;
•Government research
laboratories;
•Chemical processing;
•Marketing (chemical or
publishing industry); and
•Consulting companies;
•Environmental sector;
•Pharmaceutical industry.
Specializations
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
Biological Chemistry
The Biological Chemistry specialization will provide you with an
orientation towards biological processes at the molecular level.
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(regular and co-op)
Prerequisites
DSYEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
The Pharmaceutical Chemistry specialization provides an
integrated base in chemical science fundamental to the
pharmaceutical industry.
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Computing
Science
Prerequisites
DSWEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
Computing science is the study of the theoretical foundations
of information and computation and their implementation
and application in computer systems. Our Computing
Science Comprehensive program explores concepts,
principles, qualitative and quantitative methods, innovative
problem-solving skills and practical applications. Graduates
understand the principles of information technology and
communications relevant to science and related fields using
computer-based tools to access information and are prepared
to adapt easily to new technologies.
Career opportunities include:
•Computer programming;
•Marketing (publishing
industry);
•Forensic investigation
(Digital Forensics
specialization);
•Medical sector (Digital
Media specialization);
•Software engineering;
•Information technology;
•Systems analysis; and
•Computer consultancy;
•Technical support analysis.
Specializations
Digital Forensics
While computers permeate every aspect of public and
private life, there is a corresponding need for workers who
understand computers and digital technology as repositories
of evidence. Based on a core Computing Science program,
it includes a selection of specialized courses that provide
both an introduction to forensic science principles and
applications of computer science in this area.
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Prerequisites
DSDEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
Digital Media
Interactive computer applications such as sound, images,
graphics and video are an area of explosive growth in
computing science. Entertainment, media, education,
advertising and telecommunications are being profoundly
impacted as computer games, educational software,
mobile devices, marketing, advertising and location-based
services become pervasive and replace traditional media.
Designed to complement the UOIT’s Game Development and
Entrepreneurship program, this program explicitly addresses
the underlying technologies used in game development and
other forms of digital media through the science that informs it.
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Prerequisites
DSOEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
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Faculty of Science Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
www.science.uoit.ca
Forensic
Science
(regular and co-op)
Forensic science is an emerging interdisciplinary area
drawing strongly upon social science to apply scientific
principles to the analysis of evidence for legal investigations.
The Forensic Science program is distinguished by a strong
scientific foundation in biology and chemistry. It contains
sufficient biology content to proceed to graduate school in
biological science and most of the chemistry requirements
in that area. Your electives deepen your knowledge of either
chemistry or biology, opening up additional career options.
You will be equipped with tablet computers and have access
to our Crime Scene House, both of which will help you further
your skills as a forensic scientist.
You will have the opportunity to pursue a forensic-related
internship during Year 3 of your studies.
This program will prepare you to pursue graduate and
post-degree studies (law school, medical school, pharmacy,
dentistry or physiotherapy).
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
Physical
Science
(regular and co-op)*
The Physical Science program provides a personalized course
of study in the physical sciences of chemistry, mathematics
and physics.
Career opportunities include:
•Governmental agencies
(research laboratory or
Department of National
Defence);
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•Marketing (publishing
industry); and
•Secondary school teacher
(with UOIT’s Concurrent
or Consecutive Education
program).
Prerequisites
DSPEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
Career opportunities include:
•Forensic science;
•Government agencies
(customs and immigration
or document examination);
•Insurance company claims
investigation;
•Marketing (publishing
industry); and
•Police agency (after
required training).
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Prerequisites
DSNEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
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Faculty of Science Bachelor of Science (Honours) in
www.science.uoit.ca
Physics
(regular and co-op)
Specializations
Energy and
the Environment
Physics is the science of nature. Force, motion, light, sound,
electricity, magnetism and the structure of matter all lay
at the heart of natural sciences and technology. You will
benefit from exposure to the cutting-edge research interests
of faculty members in renewable energy, semiconductor
devices, microelectronics, materials science and
computational physics.
The Energy and the Environment specialization is designed
to meet the urgent demand for graduates with the knowledge
and skills to address global issues of escalating energy
consumption and declining resources. This specialization
emphasizes expertise in alternative and conventional energy
and the scientific principles underlying the development of novel
and economical means of generating and harvesting energy,
while simultaneously minimizing their environmental impact.
This program will prepare you to pursue graduate studies
(traditional physics, medical physics or related fields) and
post-degree studies (medical school, law school, pharmacy or
dentistry).
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Career opportunities include:
•Energy specialist and
energy supply industry;
•Government agencies
(research laboratory or
Department of National
Defence);
•Health-care technology
(including radiation
therapy, medical imaging
technologies or cancer
clinics);
•Marketing (publishing
industry); and
•Medical equipment
manufacturing (including
development, service or
sales).
Medical Physics
Medical physics is a growing and important field, which
applies physics-based principles to the diagnosis, treatment
and monitoring of diseases through the use of modern
techniques such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
scanning, computerized tomography (CT) scanning, X-ray,
ultrasound and laser surgery. Primary areas of application
are cancer treatment (ionizing radiation), brain and heart
disorders (bioelectric and biomagnetic investigations)
and radiation hazards and protection. This specialization
will provide you with core skills in physics and related
mathematics.
Prerequisites
DSEEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
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Prerequisites
DSKEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
Forensic Physics
Physics plays a key role in many aspects of forensic analysis,
including the ballistics of bullets and other projectiles, vehicle
collisions, the physics of explosions and bloodstain patterns.
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Prerequisites
DSKEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
Bachelor of
Science
(Honours)
/Bachelor of
Education (Concurrent)
The Concurrent BSc (Hons)/BEd program allows you to earn
two degrees in five years, and also prepares you to teach
science, math or computer studies at the intermediate/senior
level (grades 7 to 12). For more detailed program description
please see page 20.
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DSJEnglish; Algebra and Geometry;
and two of: Biology; Calculus;
Chemistry; or Physics
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Faculty of Social Science and Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in
Humanities (FSSH)
www.socialscienceandhumanities.uoit.ca
FSSH is ready to partner with you so you can take your place
as an independent thinker and an active and contributing
leader in a rapidly changing social, political and natural
environment. We are guided by a strong commitment to our
students, a creative and entrepreneurial mindset, and an
awareness of the local, regional, national and global world in
which the university exists.
Minors
In addition to the faculty’s comprehensive programs and
specializations, you may choose to minor in one of the
following areas:
• Alternative Dispute Resolution;
• Communication;
• Criminology and Justice;
• Human Rights Law;
• Information Law;
• Legal Studies; and
• Psychology of Law.
Communication
The Communication program combines a broad array of
communication courses with humanities and social science
courses. The comprehensive communication major provides
a thorough grounding in the theory, practice, skills and
technology of communication. The Communication program
offers a strong first-year curriculum linked to the areas of
specialization offered in the following three years.
In addition, four areas of specialization are available: Commerce
and Marketing, Digital Media, Health Science, and Science and
Technology. Foundation courses in the evolution, theory and
social impact of communication are followed by courses that
apply this knowledge to business, marketing, digital media,
human relations, health sciences and public affairs.
Career opportunities include:
•Press secretary/speech
writer; and
•Corporate communications
•Public information officer.
professional;
•Advertising executive;
•Journalist;
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DDCEnglish
Specializations
Commerce and Marketing
In addition to the core Communication program the
Commerce and Marketing specialization offers business
and management courses designed to help prepare you for
management-level positions or to run your own company.
Digital Media
The Digital Media specialization will help prepare you for a
communication career in the rapidly expanding digital media
industry. You will gain an understanding of communication
technologies that will enable you to work effectively with
technology specialists.
Community
Development
The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Community Development
program will expose you to various methods of empirical
research and critical analysis to develop an understanding
of human social activity. You will be prepared to apply
sociological knowledge to the pursuit of social well-being
through improving community conditions. You will have
the opportunity to engage in the study of several areas of
community development including:
•Community development
policy;
•Environment and
globalization;
•Rural-urban fringe; and
•Urban development.
Health Science
This program will also prepare you to pursue graduate studies
in Sociology and law school.
The Health Science specialization will provide you with
the knowledge and understanding of the key issues and
principles of health management and prepare you for a
career as a health-care communicator.
Career opportunities include:
•Community organizing;
•Counsellor;
•Fundraising;
Science and Technology
Combining a broad science background with core communication
courses, the Science and Technology specialization will prepare
you for a communication career in the science and technology
sector. You will develop an understanding of current issues in the
sciences and learn how to effectively communicate those issues
with the general public.
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Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
•International aid/
development worker;
•Outreach co-ordinator; and
•Government policy analysis •Youth worker.
and development;
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DAOEnglish
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Faculty of Social Science and Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in
Humanities (FSSH)
www.socialscienceandhumanities.uoit.ca
Criminology
and Justice
If you are looking to pursue a career in criminology,
justice, social service or prepare for graduate school, the
comprehensive Criminology and Justice program will be of
particular interest as it provides an extensive understanding
of crime and the justice system.
This program will also prepare you to pursue law school.
Career opportunities include:
•Human rights advocate/
community activist;
•Police officer;
•Social services; and
•Various criminal justice
agencies.
•Probation/parole officer;
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DAJEnglish
Specializations
Criminal Justice
In the Criminal Justice specialization, you will explore the
foundations of historical and contemporary patterns of social
control, and then turn to more focused consideration of the
three main institutions of formal control: police, courts and
corrections.
Gender, Sexualities
and Justice
The Gender, Sexualities and Justice specialization is designed
for an in-depth exploration of the important and under-studied
intersection between gender, sexualities and crime. You will
examine topics such as the social construction of sexualities
and gender, theoretical explanations for male and female
offending and the differential experiences of men, women
and members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual
community within the criminal justice system.
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in
Forensic
Psychology
Forensic Psychology focuses on the scientific study of
behaviour and mental processes. All of the core areas of
psychology – biological, clinical, cognitive, developmental
and social – have both research and practical applications
within the civil and criminal justice systems.
Career options include:
•Corrections officer;
•Mental health technician;
•Crime prevention officer;
•Probation officer; and
•Law enforcement officer;
•Residential youth
counsellor.
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Prerequisites
DPSEnglish
Race, Ethnicity and Justice
The Race, Ethnicity and Justice specialization provides
historical and sociological perspectives on the intersection
of race/ethnicity, crime and criminal justice. You will discover
how practices of criminal justice come to reflect aspects of
societal organization, including inequality, conflict and social
change.
Youth, Crime and Justice
Within the Youth, Crime and Justice specialization you will
look at youthful offending and victimization, as well as
systems of youth justice in Canada and elsewhere. Particular
emphasis is given to contemporary issues in youth justice
and the effectiveness of the justice system in dealing with
young people who come into conflict with the law.
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Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in
Legal
Studies
The Legal Studies program provides an extensive
understanding of law and theoretical perspectives on law,
human rights, international law, institutional law, alternative
dispute resolution, intellectual property and other areas of law.
The program offers a range of courses in socio-legal areas and
satisfies career and/or graduate study orientations.
Career opportunities include:
•Human rights advocacy;
•Legal research and
analysis; and
OUAC application code
•Mediation/dispute
resolution.
Prerequisites
DALEnglish
Specializations
Alternative Dispute
Resolution
Alternative dispute resolution typically includes arbitration,
mediation, early neutral evaluation, and conciliation and
sentencing circles. It also offers a less-expensive and faster
alternative to settling disputes and disagreements. In this
specialization you will learn about the increasing importance
placed on alternative ways of solving disputes outside the
courtroom.
Human Rights LAW
One of the major components of Canadian and international
law is human rights. This specialization will teach you the
complex relationship between the law, rights and the state,
while being exposed to Canadian and international human
rights discourse and instruments.
Information Law
Changing technology has brought about new challenges to
the legal and social control systems in modern society. In
the Information Law specialization you will examine a variety
of emerging socio-legal issues that have resulted from rapid
technological development, including law and technology,
intellectual property, cybercrimes, privacy laws and economic
espionage.
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Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in
Public Policy
Specializations
Equity Policy
If you are interested in policy and administration this
interdisciplinary undergraduate degree provides you with
strong preparation for related work in the private and public
sectors. The program draws on disciplinary strengths in
sociology, political science, philosophy, psychology and
economics to deepen your understanding and mastery
of public and social policy analysis, development and
administration.
The Equity Policy specialization offers an interdisciplinary
approach to analyses of policies that have threatened
principles of equality and justice and move towards an
understanding of potential outcomes that facilitate social
justice. Knowledge and skills acquired will prepare you for
leadership roles in the public sector and with social advocacy
organizations.
Career opportunities include:
Technology in Society
•Fundraising;
•International aid/
development worker.
•Government policy analysis
and development; and
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Prerequisites
DAPEnglish
Fast fact
The public and private sectors are faced with adapting
to and making decisions about the development and
implementation of technologies that are affected by social
policy considerations, including privacy, workplace safety,
security, communications, automation, information retrieval
and transportation. In the Technology in Society specialization
you will gain the knowledge and skills required to deal with
the impact of technology on modern society from a social
policy perspective.
To ensure you receive even more value for your education
and greater return on your investment, all laptops are
annually refreshed with appropriate software and upgraded
every two years.
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www.gradstudies.uoit.ca
Graduate
Studies
programs
Graduate students at UOIT benefit from innovative instructors,
progressive research and academic tools unique to UOIT.
We are focused on high-quality programs in high-demand
areas of study. Our faculty members are dedicated
professionals who have acquired their considerable skill by
working on some of the most advanced projects in Canada
and around the world.
check the website for fall,
winter or spring intake dates
Applied Bioscience (MSc)
Applied Bioscience (PhD)
Automotive Engineering (MASc/MEng)
Please direct inquiries to gradstudies@uoit.ca.
Business Administration (MBA)
Computer Science (MSc)
Computer Science (PhD)
“UOIT is a great choice. Future students will enjoy their
time here and learn a lot. You are taught by world-class
professors in small settings with a lot of one-on-one
attention. It is a great learning environment.”
Frenel Djossa, Finance, class of 2009, planning for
graduate school at UOIT (from Benin)
Criminology (MA)
Education (MA)
Education (MEd)
Education and Digital Technologies
(Graduate Diploma)
Electrical and Computer Engineering (MASc/MEng)
Electrical and Computer Engineering (PhD)
Engineering Management (MEngM)*
Engineering Management (Graduate Diploma)*
Health Sciences (MHSc)
Information Technology Security (MITS)
Materials Science (MSc)
Materials Science (PhD)
Mechanical Engineering (MASc/MEng)
Mechanical Engineering (PhD)
Modelling and Computational Science (MSc)
Modelling and Computational Science (PhD)
Nuclear Engineering (MASc/MEng)
Nuclear Engineering (MEng) – University Network
of Excellence in Nuclear Engineering (UNENE)
administered program**
Nuclear Engineering (PhD)
Nuclear Technology (Graduate Diploma)
At the time of printing, these programs were pending
approval by the Ontario Council of Graduate Studies.
*
Please visit www.unene.ca for details on the UNENE program.
**
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2012-2013 International
General Admission
Guidelines
The following are the minimum academic qualifications
required for consideration for undergraduate full-time
admission to UOIT. Applicants must achieve a high overall
standing in their studies and obtain the appropriate program
specific subject prerequisite(s).
Please note: Meeting the minimum admission requirements
does not guarantee admission to UOIT. If your country is not
listed below, please contact the International Admissions
office at admissionsinternational@uoit.ca.
How to
Apply
www.uoit.ca/buildingmyfuture
American High School Curriculum
Applicants from the United States must achieve high school
graduation with a competitive average. All applicants must
present a SAT or ACT score; a minimum combined SAT score
of 1800 with a minimum combined score of 1200 in Math
and Critical Reading or an ACT score of 27 is recommended.
Students not meeting this requirement are still encouraged to
apply and will be considered on an individual basis.
Please note: UOIT's SAT code is 4192; and UOIT's ACT
code is 5265.
Advanced Placement Examinations
Applicants who have completed Advanced Placement
(AP) examinations (administered by CollegeBoard) may be
granted up to a maximum of 18 credit hours (equivalent to
three full courses or six one-semester courses) toward their
UOIT degree.
Minimum subject scores of 4 in the AP examinations are
required for advance standing.
Please note: UOIT’s AP code is 4192.
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British-Patterned Education
International Baccalaureate (IB)
Applicants from British-patterned education must achieve the
General Certificate of Education (GCE), including a minimum
of two Advanced Level courses. No grade can be below a
C. Preference will be given to students with prerequisites
at the A level. Transfer credit may be granted for Advanced
Level courses with a final grade of an equivalent C or better,
depending on the program (maximum 18 credit hours).
Courses studied in the General Certificate of Secondary
Education (GCSE) or International General Certificate of
Secondary Education (IGCSE) will be considered on an
individual basis.
Full diploma candidates who achieve passes in six subjects
with at least three at the Higher Level, and who accumulate
a grade total of 24 with no score lower than 4 are eligible for
admission to first year. Students must hold the appropriate
prerequisite subjects at the Higher Level. English may be
held at either Higher or Standard Level. Applicants offering
prerequisites at Standard Level will be given individual
consideration. Transfer credit may be granted for Higher
Level IB courses with grades of 5 or better, depending on
the program (maximum of 18 credit hours).
Ontario Secondary School
Commonwealth Caribbean Curriculum Curriculum
(Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Belize, British
Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Guyana, Dominica, Grenada,
Jamaica, Montserrat, St. Kitts/Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent
and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, and Turks and
Caicos)
Completion of the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD),
with a combination of the six best 4U or 4M level courses
including prerequisites. ENG4U is a prerequisite for all programs.
Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) or General
Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) results including
one of the following three:
•Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE)
results (minimum six units completed);
•Minimum one year completed at a recognized
post-secondary institution; or
•Two Advanced (A) Level courses.
Please note: CSEC and CAPE results should be sent directly
from the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC).
It is recommended students hold the appropriate prerequisite
courses at the A Level, CAPE Level or at a recognized
post-secondary institution.
Please note: Two college courses must be taken to equal one
prerequisite.
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Country-specific
admission requirements
Afghanistan: Baccalauria
Algeria: The completed French Baccalaureat, or Baccalaureat
General, or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du
Second Degré
Argentina: Bachillerato/Bachiller
Armenia: Attestat o Srednem (Polnom) Obshchem Obrazovanii
Australia: Requirements from the different states or
territories:
Australian Capital Territory: Year 12 Certificate and Australian
Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR)/Tertiary Entrance (TE)
Statement/Universities Admission Index (UAI);
•New South Wales: Higher
School Certificate and
ATAR/TE rank /UAI;
•South Australia: Certificate
of Education and ATAR/
Tertiary Education Report
(TER);
•Northern Territory:
Certificate of Education and •Tasmania: Certificate of
Education and ATAR/TE
ATAR/university aggregate;
score;
•Queensland: Senior
Certificate + QTAC Selection •Victoria: Certificate of
Education and ATAR/ENTER
Rank/TE Statement
+ study score; and
showing Overall Position
and Field Position;
•Western Australia:
Certificate of Secondary
Education and ATAR/TE
scores and rank.
Austria: Reifeprufungzeugnis (Matura)/Reifezeugnis
Azerbaijan: Orta Tahsil Haqqinda Attestat or Attestat o
Srednem (Polnom) Obshchem Obrazovanii
The Bahamas: Bahamas General Certificate of Secondary
Education (BGCSE) or CXC/GCE/CAPE/GSCE/IGCSE
Bahrain: Tawjihiya (Secondary School Leaving Certificate)
Bangladesh: Higher Secondary Certificate /Intermediate
Certificate, or Polytechnic diplomas
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Belarus: Diplom o Srednem Spetsialnom
Costa Rica: Bachillerato/Bachiller en la Enseñanza Media
Greece: Apolytirio Eniaiou Lykeiou
Belgium: Certificat d’enseignement secondaire supérieur or
Diploma Van Secundar Onderwijs or Abschlusszeugnis der
Oberstufe des Sekundarunterrichts
Cote d’Ivoire: Baccalauréat or Diplôme de Bachelier de
l'Enseignement du Second Degré
Guatemala: Bachillerato de Ciencias y Letras
Benin: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat
General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du
Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat
Bermuda: Bermuda Secondary School Certificate
Bolivia : Bachillerato/Bachiller
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Maturska Svjedodzba (Secondary
School Leaving Certificate)
Botswana: Botswana GCSE (Certificate of Secondary
Education)
Croatia: Svjedodžba o Maturi/Matura (School Leaving
Diploma)
Cuba: Bachillerato; Certificado de Fin Estudios Secondarios
Denmark: Studentereksamen or Hojere
Forberedelseseksamen or Hojere Handelseksamen or Hojere
Teknisk Eksamen
Djibouti: The completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat
General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du
Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat
Dominican Republic: Bachillerato en Ciencias y Letras
Brazil: Certificado de Conclusão do Ensino Médio
Ecuador: Bachillerato en Humanidades or Ciencias
Brunei Darussalam: Brunei/Cambridge GCE A Level
Egypt: Thanaweya A'ama (General Secondary School
Certificate)
Bulgaria: Diploma Za Zavarsheno Sredno Obrazovanie
(Diploma of completed secondary education)
El Salvador: Bachillerato General
Haiti: Baccalauréat 2e partie/Diplôme d'Enseignement
Sécondaire
Honduras: Bachillerato en Ciencias y Letras
Hong Kong: Hong Kong Certificate of Education (HKCEE)
Hungary: Gimnaziumi Erettsegi Bizonyitvany (Matura)
Iceland: Stúdentspróf
India: All India Senior School Certificate (awarded by the
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) or Indian
School Certificate (awarded by Indian Certificate of Secondary
Education Examination (CISCE) or Year 12 State Board Exams
with excellent results will also be considered individually
Indonesia: Surat Tanda Tamat Belajar Sekolah Menengah
Tingkat Atas (STTB SMA) (Upper Secondary Certificate of
Completion)
Iran: Diploma Metevaseth (National High School Diploma)
and Pre-University Certificate
Burkina Faso: Completed French Baccalaureat or
Baccalaureat General or Diplome de Bachelier de
l'Enseignement du Second Degré or Option Internationale du
Baccalaureat
Ethiopia: General Education Certificate Examination and
Higher Education Entrance Examination
Finland: Ylioppilastutkintotodistus/Studentexamensbetyg
Ireland: Ardteistmeireacht (Leaving Certificate)
Cameroon: Cameroonian Baccalauréat
France: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat
General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du
Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat.
The Baccalaureat Technologique from France will also be
considered if required subjects are included.
Israel: Bagrùt or Mechina
Central African Republic: Completed French Baccalaureat
or Baccalaureat General or Diplome de Bachelier de
l'Enseignement du Second Degré or Option Internationale du
Baccalaureat
Chad: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat
General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du
Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat
Gabon: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat
General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du
Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat
Chile: Licencia de Educacion Media
The Gambia: West African Examinations Council Senior
Secondary School Certificate Examination (WASSCE)
China (People’s Republic of): Senior High School Graduation
Diploma
Georgia: Sashualo Skolis Atestasi (3A level) or Senior
Secondary School Certificate (SSCE)
Colombia: Bachillerato (Diploma de Bachiller)
Germany: Abitur, OR Reifezeugnis or Zeugnis der Allgemeinen
Hochschulreife
Congo (formerly Zaire): Diplôme d’état d’études secondaires
du cycle long or Baccalauréat
Ghana: West African Examinations Council Certificate or
Senior Secondary Certificate Examination
Iraq: Adadiyah (Sixth Form Baccalaureat)
Italy: Diploma di Esame di Stato conclusivo del Corso di Liceo
Classico/Liceo Scientifico (formerly Diploma di Maturità)
Jamaica: See Commonwealth Caribbean Curriculum on page 49
Japan: Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shomeisho (Upper Secondary
School Leaving certificate)
Jordan: Tawjihi (General Secondary Education certificate)
Kazakhstan: Attestat o Srednem (Polnom) Obshchem
Obrazovanii (Certificate of Completed Secondary Education)
Kenya: Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE)
Korea, South (Republic of Korea): Immumgye Kodung Hakkyo
Choeupchang (Academic Upper Secondary School certificate)
or Kodung Academic Upper Secondary School Certificate
Kosovo: Matura (Secondary School Leaving Certificate)
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Kuwait: Shahadat Al:Thanawiya:Al:A’ama (General Secondary
School/Leaving Certificate)
Norway: Vitnemal Fra Videregainde Opplaering (Upper
Secondary School Certificate)
Somalia: First year completed or currently enrolled at a
recognized university
Uzbekistan: Attestat o srednem obrazovanii (Certificate of
Secondary Education)
Kyrgyzstan: Attestat o Srednem (Polnom) Obshchem
Obrazovanii (Certificate of Completed Secondary Education)
Oman: Thanawiya Amma (Secondary School Leaving
Certificate)
South Africa: Senior Certificate with matriculation
endorsement
Venezuela: Bachillerato/Titulo de Bachiller
Laos: First year completed at a recognized university
Pakistan: Higher Secondary School certificate or Intermediate
certificate (please note: Marks sheets are required for both
years of study.
Spain: Titulo de Bachillerato (LOGSE)
Vietnam: Trung Hoc Pho Thong (Upper Secondary School
Graduation Certificate)
Sri Lanka: Sri Lankan General Certificate of Education
Advanced Levels in three subjects
Yemen: Al Thanawiya (General Secondary Education
Certificate)
Sudan: First year completed at a recognized university
Zambia: School Certificate
Sweden: Fullstandigt Slutbetyg Från Gymnasieskola
Zimbabwe: GCE Advanced Levels/new certificate program
(under review)
Lebanon: Baccalauréat (deuxième degré); Baccalauréat
technique (General Secondary Education Certificate)
Liberia: Completed West African Examinations Council Senior
School Certificate
Panama: Bachillerato/Bachiller
Madagascar: Completed French Baccalaureat or
Baccalaureat General or Diplome de Bachelier de
l'Enseignement du Second Degré or Option Internationale du
Baccalaureat
Paraguay: Bachillerato/Bachiller
Malawi: Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE)
Poland: Swiadectwo Dojrzalosci/Matura
Malaysia: Senior High School Leaving Certificate (Certificate
of Unified Examination of Malaysia Independent Chinese
Secondary School System (MICSS) or Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia
(SPM) or Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia Vokesyenal (SPMV) or Sijil
Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM)
Qatar: Al:Thanawaya Al:Amah (General Secondary Certificate/
leaving certificate) or the Qatar Senior School Certificate (QSSC)
Mali: Baccalauréat
Mauritania: Baccalauréat
Mauritius: General Certificate of Education (3A Level)
Mexico: Bachillerata (Secondary School Certificate)
Mongolia: Certificate of Complete Secondary Education
Montenegro: Diploma o Zavrsenoj Srednjoj Skoli or Matura
(Secondary School Leaving Certificate)
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Palestinian National Authority: Tawjihi
Philippines: Second-year standing from a recognized
university
Romania: Diploma de Bacalaureat
Russian Federation: Attestat o Srednem (Polnom) Obshchem
Obrazovanii (Certificate of Secondary Education)
Saudi Arabia: Tawjihiyah (General Secondary Education
Certificate – GSEC)
Scotland: Scottish Qualifications Certificate with 4 Highers
Senegal: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat
General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du
Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat.
Morocco: Baccalauréat
Serbia: Diploma o Zavrsenoj Srednjoj Skoli (Diploma of
Complete Secondary Education or Secondary School Leaving
Certificate)
Nepal: Proficiency Certificate awarded by a recognized
university or Higher Secondary Certificate at Grade 12 level
Sierra Leone: Completed West African Examinations Council
Senior School Certificate
New Zealand: National Certification of Education Achievement
(NCEA) levels 3 or higher, including prerequisites
Singapore: Singapore/Cambridge GCE O level or Singapore/
Cambridge GCE A level
Niger: Baccalauréat
Slovak Republic: Maturitni Vysvedcenie/Maturita
Nigeria: Official Senior Secondary Certificate of Education
(SSCE) or Official West African Senior School Certificate
Examination (WASSCE)
Slovenia: Matura/Maturitetno Spricevalo (Secondary School
Leaving Certificate)
Switzerland: Maturitätszeugnis or Certificat de Maturité
(Baccalauréat in Vaud Canton) or Attestato di Maturita
Syrian Arab Republic: Al Shahada Al Thanawiya Al’Amma
(Secondary school education/leaving certificate) or
Baccalauréat
View from above: UOIT’s beautiful north Oshawa location.
Taiwan: Senior High School Leaving Certificate
Tajikistan: Attestat o Srednem (Polnom) Obshchem
Obrazovanii (Diploma of Completed Secondary Education)
Tanzania: Certificate of Secondary Education (CSE) and
Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education (ACSE)
Thailand: Mathayom Suksa 6 (M6) (Higher Secondary School
Leaving Certificate)
Togo: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat
General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du
Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat.
Tunisia: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat
General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du
Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat.
Turkey: Devlet Lise Diplomasi (public) or Lise Bitirme
Diplomasi (private)
Uganda: Certificate of Education and Uganda Advanced
Certificate of Education
Ukraine: Atestat Pro Povnu Zagal’nu Sersdniu Osvitu
United Arab Emirates: Tawjihiyah (Secondary School
Certificate)
Uruguay: Bachillerato Diversificado de Ensenanza secundaria
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English Language
Proficiency
If you are from a country where English is not the first
language of instruction, you must demonstrate English
proficiency to be considered for admission. You can
demonstrate proficiency by one of the following:
Either:
Successfully completing at least three years of formal,
full-time study (no less than three courses per semester) at a
secondary or post-secondary institution where the language
of instruction and examination is English.
Please note: The minimum three-year requirement does not
include time enrolled in English as a Second Language (ESL)
courses.
Or:
Achieving the required proficiency on one of the English tests
listed below:
•Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL:
www.ets.org/toefl. Note: UOIT’s TOEFL code is 7178)
-- Internet-based test (iBT): 83 to 87 overall (may vary by
program); minimum section requirements of listening:
20; reading: 20; speaking: 19; and writing: 20; or
-- Paper-based test: 560.
•International English Language Testing System (IELTS:
www.ielts.org): 6.5 (with no subscore less than 6),
Education and Nursing applicants require 7;
•Canadian Academic English Language Assessment (CAEL:
www.cael.ca): 70 (with no sub-score below 60); or
•Michigan English Language Assessment Battery (MELAB:
www.lsa.umich.edu/eli/testing/melab): 85.
English for Academic
Purposes (EAP) Program
www.culture-works.com/uoit
If you have met all the admission requirements for UOIT
with the exception of the English language proficiency
requirement, you have the opportunity to enrol in the English
for Academic Purposes (EAP) program offered on-campus
through CultureWorks. UOIT will extend a conditional
acceptance to you, whereby upon successful completion of
Level 4 of the CultureWorks EAP program, you can proceed
into your university degree program without further testing.
Important: If you have received an offer of admission to
UOIT and would like to fulfil your English language proficiency
requirements by enrolling in the EAP program, please notify
the Registrar’s office at admissionsinternational@uoit.ca.
Fast fact
Since 2003, International students from more than 65
different countries have been a part of UOIT’s full-time
student population.
PreparE Your
Application and
Required Documents
1. Choose a program
Review the Programs at a Glance table found on page 14 or
www.uoit.ca/programsataglance.
2. When to apply
We accept applications on an ongoing basis, which means
the sooner your application and documents are received, the
sooner we are able to process your application. The application
deadline for equal consideration to competitive programs
for September intake is February 3, 2012. For application
deadlines for intakes in other semesters, please visit
www.uoit.ca. You should start the process as early as possible
to ensure you are considered for your top choice program
and to allow enough time to obtain your study permit.
3. Send your application
A) Submit your application online to the Ontario Universities’
Application Centre (OUAC) at www.ouac.on.ca.
Mailing address:
Ontario Universities Application Centre
170 Research Lane
Guelph, Ontario, Canada N1G 5E2
T: 1.519.823.1063
F: 1.519.823.5232
OUAC offers a common application form for all universities in
Ontario:
•If you are an international student studying outside of
Canada, complete the 105F Application Form;
•If you are an international student currently studying at a
high school in Ontario, complete the 101 Application form.
Further instructions can be obtained from your high school
guidance office;
•OUAC Acknowledgement: Once your application has been
processed, OUAC will send you an acknowledgement email
and your OUAC identification number; and
B) Submit your supplemental documents by mail (courier or
post) to UOIT.
•Submit official transcripts for all high school and
post-secondary institutions that you have attended.
These documents must be original and sent directly from
the issuing institution in a sealed envelope. If original
documents cannot be obtained, in special cases a notarized
copy (in English) of original documentation may be
accepted. Students currently enrolled in courses should
submit midterm or predicted results from their school;
•Documents must be submitted in both the original
language and translated into English by a certified
translator. Documents in a sealed envelope can either be
sent directly from each institution or presented in person
at the Registrar’s office. In special cases, notarized copies
may be accepted. Documents must be received no later
than May 1 for September admission and by December 1
for January admission.
Please note: Only a limited number of programs permit
entry into the January term;
•Students seeking transfer of credit from previous
post-secondary studies must be eligible for admission and
accept their offer of admission to UOIT for the transfer
credit process to begin. You must provide the Registrar’s
office with institutionally prepared course syllabi and
an official transcript of completed courses. The course
syllabi will indicate which textbook was used, credit hours,
course duration, topics and sub-topics of each course.
Documents must be in English or translated into English
(certified translation). Photocopies of documents will not
be accepted for transfer credit evaluation. Please refer to
www.uoit.ca/transfer for more information;
•All applicants are required to provide proof of English
language proficiency. Please review the acceptable methods
of satisfying this requirement on page 54 and ensure to
submit your proof of English language proficiency as soon
as possible in order for your file to be assessed; and
•All documents must be sent in a sealed envelope by your
home institution(s) to:
UOIT Registrar’s office (International Admissions)
2000 Simcoe Street North
Oshawa, Ontario
Canada L1H 7K4
T: 1.905.721.3190
F: 1.905.721.3178
E: admissionsinternational@uoit.ca
•UOIT Application Acknowledgement: Once your application
has been processed through OUAC, your application will
be sent to UOIT. We will send you your official UOIT student
identification number. Please include this number on all
communications with UOIT.
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4. Accept your offer
6. Register for courses
UOIT sends out offers of admissions on an ongoing basis once
all appropriate documentation is received. After you have
received your offer letter from UOIT, you will need to accept
your offer on your OUAC account by the deadline specified
in the letter. In addition, you are required to submit a
C$100 (subject to change) non-refundable deposit to UOIT.
Information on how to pay your confirmation deposit will be
in your official offer package.
•After accepting your offer of admission and submitting the
confirmation deposit, you will receive information by email
on how to register for your courses; and
•Additional requirements are being introduced in 2012.
Information will be provided.
5. Apply for a study permit
7. PreparE to come to Canada
If you are not a permanent resident or Canadian citizen, you
will need to apply for:
•Visit the UOIT International website where you will find
information on airport pickup program, international
student orientation (details will be emailed), health
insurance and other details on student life;
www.cic.gc.ca/study and www.uoit.ca/immigrationinfo
A) A study permit to study in Canada. You must apply for this
permit outside of Canada. Apply at least six months before
you intend to begin your studies. Application requirements
may vary depending on your country of citizenship. The
following documents are required by all study permit
applicants:
.. Completed study permit application (IMM 1294);
.. Valid passport (this should be valid for at least four
years.
Please note: A study permit will not be issued past the
date of expiry on a passport);
.. Six photos of you and each accompanying family
member, meeting the requirements of the photo
specifications listed in the study permit package;
.. Proof of acceptance from UOIT;
.. Fee payment: Please verify acceptable methods of
payment with the Visa office of the Canadian diplomatic
mission responsible for your country;
.. Proof of sufficient funds: annual tuition costs plus
$10,000 annually for living expenses ($5,000 per
family member); and
.. Any additional documents required by the responsible
Canadian Visa office*.
You must also consult the Canadian diplomatic mission
serving your country as each office may have its additional
requirements. Applicants from some countries may also
be required to have a medical exam or entry visa. United
States citizens can apply for their study permit when they
are entering Canada for immediate processing.
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•Registration takes place online in late June/early July at
www.uoit.ca/mycampus. More information will be sent to
you on course registration in early May; and
www.uoit.ca/cool2behere
•Register for the campuswide orientation at
www.uoit.ca/orientation and the international student
orientation at www.uoit.ca/welcometouoit;
•Plan to arrive at UOIT by Thursday, August 30, 2012 to
attend the international student orientation and to settle
in; and
•The University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP) is a mandatory
health insurance plan for all international students.
UHIP provides basic and emergency health insurance
while studying in Canada. Once you have registered for
your courses, you will be charged the UHIP fee on your
student account and will be automatically enrolled in the
program. It is the responsibility of each student to visit
UOIT International upon arrival on campus to pick up their
proof-of-coverage card. For more information, see
www.uoit.ca/intlstudenthealthinsurance.
“The program here is really good – it has a little bit
of everything – marketing, accounting, finance and
human resources. So you can learn and decide what you
want to do while learning, instead of having to decide
at the beginning what you want to do, like at other
universities.”
Diana Gutiérriez Baños, Commerce, class of 2012
(from Mexico)
B) A Temporary Resident Visa (TRV), commonly called an
Entry Visa. Citizens from some countries may also be
required to apply for a TRV. For a list of countries, please
visit www/cic/gc/ca/English/visit/visas/asp.
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involved
UOIT’s campus life is wonderfully enriched by a diverse
student body. A variety of fun activities and informative
sessions are planned to welcome you to campus and assist
you with the transition to university. In addition, the Student
Experience Centre (www.uoit.ca/studentexperience) offers
a comprehensive first-year student orientation program
throughout the academic year. And no matter where your
interests lie, you are sure to find a club, program or activity to
maximize your experience inside and outside the classroom.
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www.uoit.ca/ysa
Many UOIT students participate in one or more of our dozens of
active cultural and religion-based student organizations, which
represent groups from East and South Asia, the Caribbean, the
Middle East, Europe and Africa. There are also program-specific
groups such as Engineers Without Borders, the Marketing
Association@UOIT and the Pulse: Med-School committee.
As a UOIT student, you have the opportunity to participate in
any club, as well as propose new clubs to reflect the emerging
interests of the campus community.
There are also numerous opportunities to be involved with
the Student Association (Your SA) and our Student Experience
programs, which promote intellectual and personal growth
by connecting you with the development of new initiatives.
Fast Fact
UOIT’s Campus Health Centre (www.uoit.ca/campushealthcentre)
features a full-service pharmacy and medical clinic with
on-site doctors and nurses, counselling and a variety of
alternative health services including massage therapy,
physiotherapy, acupuncture, nutritional counselling,
chiropractic and orthotic services.
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Campus Recreation and
Wellness Centre (CRWC)
www.campusrecreationcentre.com
If you want to challenge your body as well as your mind, UOIT
offers plenty of opportunity on campus to stay active and
physically fit. Our spectacular 90,000-square-foot CRWC
includes five gymnasiums, an elevated indoor walking/jogging
track and the Flex, a 10,000- square-foot fitness centre
featuring state-of-the-art cardio and weight machines.
Other highlights of the CRWC include:
•Two 94-square-metre group •Student office space for
fitness/dance studios
sports club programming
offering programmable
and activities;
class space;
•Student meeting space for
intramural programming
•Two 70-square-metre
rooms for training and
and activities; and
fitness-related in-class
•Modern change rooms,
programs;
including saunas.
We also offer squash courts and an indoor golf driving facility
on campus.
Of course, if you are also interested in meeting new people and
having fun, we offer an extensive intramural sports program
that includes activities such as badminton, basketball, group
fitness, hockey, jiu-jitsu, soccer, tennis and volleyball.
"My experience at UOIT was invaluable to my
broadcasting career. Being in the Commerce program we
were constantly given opportunities to present in front
of an audience, which made me incredibly comfortable
speaking in public. The Athletic staff were the biggest
influence on my career. From becoming the in-game
announcer to working on the campus radio, the skills I
developed helped me achieve my dream job."
Kate Beirness, Commerce, class of 2009, TSN
SportsCentre host
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Athletics
www.uoitridgebacks.com
The UOIT Ridgebacks varsity sports program features teams
that compete against other universities in Ontario University
Athletics (OUA) competition. These are led by first-rate coaches
and assisted by staff committed to the pursuit of excellence.
Women’s teams:
Curling, dance, golf, hockey, lacrosse, rowing and tennis.
Men’s teams:
Curling, dance, golf, hockey, rowing, soccer and tennis.
For more information, please visit the Ridgebacks’ website
which includes an online application form and tryout schedule
or inquire at the Campus Recreation and Wellness Centre
(CRWC). It is strongly recommended that you contact a
coaching staff member if you are interested in trying out for
a varsity team.
Campus Ice Centre
www.campusicecentre.com
The Campus Ice Centre (CIC) features two professional-sized
ice pads with seating for 500 and 200 people respectively,
10 public change rooms, two varsity change rooms, a sports
pro shop, a community room, a full-service restaurant,
snack bar and catering services. The CIC offers numerous
programming and activities throughout the year, including
programs for beginners.
Campus Tennis Centre
www.campustenniscentre.com
UOIT’s Campus Tennis Centre is a world-class, year-round
facility that offers beginner, recreational and competitive
players access to six clay courts. The facility features a
clubhouse with a pro shop and change room facilities
with showers.
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Academic Success Centre
Learning Commons
UOIT International
The Academic Success Centre (ASC) will help you improve
your math, writing, studying and learning strategies. Our
qualified peer tutors, academic specialists and online
resources are available to help you succeed. The ASC also
offers support for English-as-a-Second-Language speakers
and writers.
UOIT’s state-of-the-art Learning Commons houses 200
computers and other workstations. Additional amenities include
private tutoring rooms, laptop stations, plasma information
displays, CD/DVD burners, scanners, high-speed printing and
access to the Internet via wired and wireless technologies. The
Client Services and IT Service Desk is also conveniently located
here to help you with any IT related issues.
From the moment you receive your offer of admission, you
will be connected with UOIT’s International office, which is
committed to helping you adjust to your new life on campus
and ensure that your UOIT experience is the best that it can
be. Some of the many services we offer include:
www.academicsuccess.uoit.ca
Student
support
At UOIT, success is always a team effort. Our commitment to
your success includes a range of student services backed by
friendly, knowledgeable and caring staff.
Centre for Students
with Disabilities
www.uoit.ca/csd
The Centre for Students with Disabilities at the north Oshawa
location and Disability services at the downtown location
ensures reasonable accommodations are available with every
program and is committed to helping facilitate students’
success in their chosen field. These service areas work
closely with students who are blind, have low vision, are deaf,
hard of hearing, or have a physical, medical, psychiatric or
learning disability.
http://servicedesk.uoit.ca/Pages/Home.aspx
www.uoit.ca/diversity
UOIT’s Diversity office celebrates our diverse campus
environment. The Diversity office assists in the production
of campus cultural events, investigates complaints involving
discrimination and provides diversity training and workshops.
UOIT promotes equality and creates a heightened understanding
of diversity.
Libraries
www.uoit.ca/library
Three libraries provide extensive print and digital information
resources and services to assist you. Wireless connections, free
interlibrary loan, streaming media, specialized training sessions
and one-on-one consultations are available in each library.
Student
Experience Centre
The Student Experience Centre is committed to facilitating
your transition and integration into the university community
and to supporting your personal and career development
throughout your time with us. Services and supports provided
include:
•Career Services;
•Co-curricular Recognition
program;
•An international student
advisor;
•Pre-arrival information and
welcome session;
www.uoit.ca/studentexperience
Diversity office
www.uoit.ca/cool2behere
•First-generation Student
Support;
•First-year Programming;
•Community Relations;
•Internship program;
•Disability Services
(downtown Oshawa
location);
•Leadership program;
•Off-campus living; and
•Orientation Week.
•A mentorship program; and
•Assistance with the health
insurance plan.
•Immigration support,
including assistance in
applying for study and work
permits;
International students also have the opportunity to
participate in fun and exciting social events throughout
the year, such as a reception with the university president,
holiday celebrations, sporting events as well as other
interesting and unique outings.
External Links
Study in Ontario
www.studyinontario.com
Education in Canada
www.educationau-incanada.ca
“UOIT is welcoming to international students. In Canada
there is wider scope for newcomers. Everyone has taken
care of me, encouraged me and wants each student to be
successful. Professors, students, colleagues and friends
helped me with school and are also compassionate.”
Dharsini Jegatheeswaren, Health Sciences, class of
2011 (from Sri Lanka)
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Residence
www.uoit.ca/accommodations
At UOIT, we offer the best of both worlds when it comes to
residence – all the comforts of home in a unique campus
community experience. Our residences offer convenience,
great friendships and the chance to connect with all that
campus life has to offer. The Simcoe Village and South Village
residences offer accommodations for 1,360 students and
if you are a first-year student, you are guaranteed a spot in
residence when you meet the deadlines for accepting UOIT’s
offer of admission and applying to residence. The residences
offer a number of different room options:
Our Simcoe Village and South Village residences offer a
variety of fully furnished suites and each includes:
•A three-piece bath;
•A workspace; and
•A kitchenette;
•Plenty of space for
creativity.
You can choose from two variations of a spacious
open-concept model. One option includes two double beds
separated by a partial wall, while the other offers two private
bedrooms.
In addition, all of our residences feature:
•24-hour security;
•Individually controlled air
conditioning/heating;
•A movie lounge with
a large-screen TV and
theatre-style seating;
•Light housekeeping every
two weeks;
•A games room, meeting
room and common study
areas;
•On-site laundry, additional
kitchen facilities and
storage space;
•Controlled building access;
•On-site management;
•Double beds;
•Private bathrooms; and
•Furnished lounges;
•TV, cable, phone and
high-speed Internet access.
Meal plans
www.uoit.ca/dining
UOIT offers a variety of meal plan options to suit every
nutritional need and lifestyle, including flex dollars, which
enable you to dine at all on campus food service locations.
Enjoy a meal in the South Village Residence Dining Hall,
featuring entrées inspired by cuisine from around the world,
an open concept seating area and a view of our beautiful,
vibrant campus. In-between classes, meet friends or just
relax at one of our cafés that serve authentic specialty coffee.
Special effort is also made to provide options for students
who want kosher, halal or vegetarian foods, or who have other
specific dietary requirements.
Fast fact
UOIT is home to North America's second-largest geothermal
well field, which uses a ground-source heat recovery system
to heat and cool all university buildings.
Apartment-style residence units are designed for students
in their upper years of study. Each 27-unit building can house
a total of 108 students.
Other options include Village Suites
(www.villagesuitesoshawa.ca) located just 0.6 kilometres
from the Simcoe North location or living off campus
with assistance from the Student Experience Centre’s
Off-Campus Living office (www.uoit.ca/ocl).
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Investing in your future
A university education is one of the most important
investments you will ever make. At UOIT, we endeavour to
help with scholarships and employment opportunities to
assist with your educational costs, however, scholarships
are limited. You should be financially prepared for your entire
course of studies at UOIT. Be sure to research scholarship
opportunities and financial aid options in your home country
for study abroad.
Costs for attending UOIT
Financing
This chart estimates the costs for attending UOIT for the
2012-2013 academic year.*
your education
www.uoit.ca/studentfinances
Full-time tuition
$15,303 to $17,753
Ancillary fees
$628
U-Pass (transit pass)
$140
Student organization
$176
Athletic Centre
$156
Health insurance
$684
Mobile (laptop) learning fee
(varies by program)
$1,345 to $1,533
Textbooks, supplies and personal
expenses
(varies by student need)
$3,000
Residence (varies by room style)
$5,000 to $6,300
Meal plan (depends on choice)
$1,550 to $4,225
TOTAL
$27,982 to $34,595
Costs are based on the 2011-2012 academic year, subject
to change and are in Canadian dollars.
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Scholarships
www.uoit.ca/buildingmyfuture
Global Leadership Award
International secondary school students entering an
undergraduate program at UOIT on a study permit and
who are currently studying outside of Canada are eligible
for UOIT’s Global Leadership Award (GLA). This scholarship
is one of UOIT’s most prestigious entrance awards. Valued
at $45,920 ($11,480 annually), it recognizes international
secondary school applicants with strong academic and
leadership abilities. Applications for the GLA are due by
February 24, 2012. Canadian citizens and permanent
residents are not eligible for the GLA.
Awards of Recognition
Applicants entering UOIT from a Canadian secondary school
will be automatically considered for an Award of Recognition.
Awards are renewable annually (for up to four years) and
based on your top six grade 12 U or M, or equivalent, final
grades, and are awarded as follows:
•95 per cent or higher: $12,000
($3,000 x four years);
•90 per cent to 94.9 per cent = $8,000
($2,000 x four years);
•85 per cent to 89.9 per cent = $6,000
($1,500 x four years); and
•80 per cent to 84.9 per cent = $5,000
($1,250 x four years).
Employment opportunities
There are many options for you to engage in challenging
work opportunities to help with expenses and gain valuable
skills and experience, including:
•Co-operative education
(co-op) and internships,
depending on your
program;
•Employment on-and
off-campus; and
•Post-graduation work
permit program.
Although job opportunities are limited on campus,
international students studying full-time at a Canadian
university can earn extra income to help pay for their
education costs by working off campus after six months
of full-time study. Providing eligibility criteria are met,
you may receive an off-campus work permit allowing you
to work up to 20 hours per week during the school year
and up to 40 hours during school breaks and holidays.
After graduating from UOIT with a four-year degree,
you are eligible to stay and work in Canada for three
years in the general labour market (please see
www.uoit.ca/immigrationinfo for more information).
Co-op
International students have the opportunity to gain paid
work experience through UOIT’s co-operative education
opportunities in selected programs. Studies have proven
that co-op placements can help you gain practical experience
related to your studies, explore career options and provide
an opportunity to earn a future competitive salary in the
Canadian job market.
Fast fact
The General Motors of Canada Automotive Centre of
Excellence (ACE) at UOIT is the first commercial automotive
research, development and innovation centre of its kind
in the world. It features a unique climatic wind tunnel
large enough to accommodate cars, buses, trucks, train
locomotives and airplane wings.
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Undergraduate Admissions:
UOIT International
Graduate Admissions:
Office of Graduate Studies
T: 1.905.721.3190
F: 1.905.721.3178
E: admissionsinternational@uoit.ca
www.uoit.ca/buildingmyfuture
T: 1.905.721.8668 ext. 2848
F: 1.905.721.3119
E: gradstudies@uoit.ca
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