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Contents

The University of Windsor Advantage . . . . . . . . . 1

An International Border City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

A First-class Education Experience . . . . . . . . . . 4

Exceptional International Student Support . . . . 6

Residence Living . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

An Affordable Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

What will it Cost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Scholarships and Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Obtain Canadian Work Experience . . . . . . . . . .12

Undergraduate Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14How to Apply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

Admission Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17English Language Proficiency . . . . . . . . . . . .18

Graduate Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

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1The University of Windsor Advantage

Studying at the University of Windsor is an exhilarating experience that you will remember for the rest of your life. It will add an exceptional and incomparable international dimension to your education.

We can give you countless reasons why you should consider coming to UWindsor. But here are our Top 5:

1. An International Border City

Located on an international border, the University of Windsor is a dynamic, multi-cultural community. More than 16,500 students from 100 countries study here. The diversity of students on campus—where they are from, what they believe and how they think—will expand your mind.

2. A First-Class Education Experience

We offer 150 undergraduate and graduate academic programs taught by excellent professors. Our high academic standards and international reputation ensure that you will receive a top-quality education that will benefit you over the long term and open doors for your future!

3. Exceptional International Student Support

Student-led organizations play a vital role on campus and in the broader community.

We have a wide variety of support groups and initiatives that will make your transition here easier.

4. An Affordable Education

The University of Windsor offers one of the most affordable, comprehensive educational experiences of any university in North America.

5. Obtain Canadian Work Experience

Enhance your work experience through co-op programs, internships and paid research assistantships.

Are you looking for a quality education that takes you beyond the classroom?

Come join us!

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“Windsor is a vibrant city which provides plenty of art, music, great food and natural beauty. The University is located right next to the beautiful riverside parks, and only minutes away from the United States. Students can enjoy the amazing Detroit Skyline all year round. Windsor is also a very multicultural city. No matter where you are from, you can always find a part of home in Windsor.” Orlando D’Souza, fourth year Communication, Media and Film Student from UAE

An International Border City

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The University of Windsor is adjacent to the border with the United States, at one of the busiest international crossings in the world. Our unique location means that you can learn about both countries and experience the best of both worlds.

Windsor Highlights:

• One of the most diverse cities in Canada

• Small, charming and student-centered—the ideal place for international students to study and live

• A major manufacturing centre and industrialized hub for research and high technology development

• Connected to the U.S. by both bridge and tunnel

• Served by its own airport and Detroit Metro Airport, just 40 minutes away

• Cinemas, theatre groups, art galleries, coffee shops, shopping malls, museums, dance clubs and a vibrant nightlife

• Lush parks and trails, including a 10-kilometre waterfront park, just north of the campus

• As Canada’s southernmost City, Windsor enjoys a warm climate. It is located at the same latitude as northern California and Rome, Italy, and enjoys seven months of short-sleeve weather

• The average temperature reaches above 10°C (50°F) 223 days of the year

• Windsor has four distinct seasons—you can enjoy such activities as swimming, scuba diving, street hockey and cross-country skiing, hiking trails and bird watching

• Lakes Erie, St. Clair and the Detroit River border the city, ensuring mild winters and warm summers.

Canada enjoys the reputation of being warm and welcoming to international students.

Its strong economy, high quality of post-secondary education, vibrant cities, and breathtaking natural environments attract thousands of students to study here every year.

Studying in Canada is not only about your academic achievement—it is about enriching your personal experience, enhancing your employability and preparing you to succeed in life.

CANADA: Proudly Diverse

Reason #1: An International Border City

A First-Class Education Experience4

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As a top Canadian university, UWindsor is known for many leading programs. The University offers a broad range of prestigious programs within nine faculties: Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences; Education; Engineering; Graduate Studies; Human Kinetics; Law; Nursing; Business; and Science.

Our experienced professors—leading scholars, researchers and experts in their areas of study—teach all programs. They bring their extensive scholarship and wide-ranging, real-world experience into their classrooms. Our professors go the extra mile for their students by guiding them through challenging projects, motivating them to perform at the best of their abilities, and engaging them through active learning.

The University of Windsor is devoted to apply leading-edge technologies to improve the quality of teaching, learning, research, and student services. We continue to expand our campus—most recently we opened our $112-million Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation. We will launch our multi-million dollar downtown campus in 2015.

Our Co-operative Education programs allow international students to earn valuable and hands-on experience in their field of study.

Co-operative programs typically combine four years of academic study with three or four 16-week placements that include such prestigious firms as Deloitte, IBM Canada and Pernod Ricard. Co-op degrees are available in:

• Business Administration

• Business Administration/Computer Science

• Computer Science

• Engineering (Civil, Environmental, Electrical, Industrial (with or without business minor), Mechanical (with Aerospace, Automotive, Environmental and Materials options))

• Kinesiology

• Honours Physics (Physics; Physics and High Technology; Medical Physics)

The University of Windsor is linked worldwide through academic exchange programs. International students are eligible to participate in our exchange programs and enhance their international experience even farther.

For a list of exchange programs visit: www.uwindsor.ca/exchange

Reason #2: A First-Class Education Experience

Exceptional International Student Support6

“I had a fantastic time in classes with other students from different countries and cultures. My time in residence helped me settle and make friends for life. Besides my school work, I had the opportunity to explore different interests such as designing mobile apps, and work out at the University gym. All along, the staff were there for me.” Kosi Ndubisi is a BASc Mechanical Engineering graduate from Nigeria.

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UWindsor provides a diverse and student-centered environment to our more than 2,000 international students, from more than 100 countries, who have come here to explore, grow and succeed.

International Student Centre (ISC) www.uwindsor.ca/isc

Our students refer to the ISC as their home away from home. Our friendly and professional staff offers support and services specifically aimed at ensuring success for every international student studying here.

The ISC is where you can receive academic advising,and transition support. It supports our international student organizations and provides a social space for our students to meet each other. Its pre-departure services and International Student Orientation will help you get to know the campus communities before classes begin.

Volunteer International Students Assistance (V.I.S.A.) www.uwindsor.ca/visa

V.I.S.A. is a dynamic group that offers both Canadian and international students a chance to interact and participate in fun social events on a weekly basis. If you’re an international student who wants to get to know more people, do things, and have fun, you will love V.I.S.A.!

International Students’ Society (ISS) www.uwindsor.ca/iss

The ISS represents international students on the University of Windsor Students’ Alliance (student government). It also offers a wide array of student activities.

International Student Groups www.uwindsor.ca/internationalization/international-student-clubs-organizations

There are more than 100 student clubs, organizations and associations at the University and many of them are international-oriented. These groups are an excellent resource for new, international students at UWindsor, offering social activities, community service and campus involvement.

Campus Recreation www.uwindsor.ca/campusrec

Get active! Work out at our Forge fitness centre, join a fitness class or play on an intramural team. All registered UWindsor students have FREE access to the gym and fitness facilities with a valid student card.

Multi-faith Space www.uwindsor.ca/interfaith

The multicultural aspect of the Windsor community allows for the expression and practice of many religious beliefs. Our multi-faith prayer space and the surrounding community is home to a diverse group of temples and churches.

Reason #3: Exceptional International Student Support

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RESIDENCE LIVING www.uwindsor.ca/residence

Choosing where to live while you’re away at school is the most important decision you will make after selecting your program. Living on campus means you’ll be in a dynamic and exciting setting.

AccommodationsUWindsor offers many accommodation choices from traditional residence rooms to suite-style arrangements.

Residence SupportOur compassionate, well-trained student and full-time professional live-in staff will be on hand 24-7 to support you.

How are rooms assigned?Rooms in the Alumni and Cartier residences are assigned based on your entrance mark at the residence confirmation date. We assign based on students’ first choice preference while space is available, then assign by the second-choice and finally, by the third-choice.

What will it cost?Single Room: $6,554 -$6,995*

Double Room: $5,552-$6,191*

Where will I eat?You must purchase a meal plan. Meal plans—which provide nutritious, fresh, and ethnically diverse food options for students—range from $3,910 to $4,520* per year for first-year students. They are accepted at nine campus locations and five area restaurants.

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Residence Life Benefits• Amazing leadership and interaction/participation opportunities

• Involvement with students from diverse backgrounds

• Close connection to campus, social events and study opportunities

• Safety and security—residence buildings are locked 24-7 with video surveillance in most; staff monitor lobby access nightly

• Laundry facilities (check laundry room activity from your computer www.laundryview.com)

• Furnishings: bed, mattress, mattress cover (as required), dresser, drawer unit, desk, chair, study lamp, closet and shelves, refrigerator

• High-speed, wireless Internet

• Cable TV outlet including a standard cable package (one per room, both single and double)

• Residence telephone line with voicemail, call display and call forward. Bring your own analog telephone

• Common lounges with cable television; recreation areas

• Kitchen areas

• Study rooms

Alumni Hall Typical Room—$6,995 per year* (single room in a two-bedroom suite)

This residence offers “suite-style” rooms, along with the “Bru”, a combination café/convenience store. Assigned to first-year students coming directly from high school, returning and beyond-first-year students.

Our Residences

Laurier & Macdonald Hall Typical Room—$5,552 per year* (double) or $6,554* (limited single)

These traditional-style residence buildings allow you to be in the heart of campus just a short walk to your classes. Laurier Hall is the home of the International Student Centre. Both buildings are assigned to first-year students coming directly from high school.

Double rooms and limited single rooms.

Cartier Hall Typical Room—$6,573 per year* (double)

This small, close-knit community offers a unique, open-concept environment. Assigned to first-year students coming directly from

high school. Double rooms with semi-private washrooms.

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An Affordable Education10

“Even before I came to start my exchange experience, I realized how amazing Windsor and its people are. The University of Windsor has always supported me with friendly staff and a structure that makes me feel part of a big family. I’m so glad to have this awesome opportunity.” Marina Leite Alves is a Science Without Borders student from Brazil in the Industrial Engineering Program

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The University of Windsor’s cost of living and tuition fees are generally reasonable and competitive compared to other universities in Canada, the U.S. and the United Kingdom.

Tuition and Cost of Living Estimation*Sample Undergraduate Programs

(based on 5 courses per semester in 8 months) Business Administration Computer Science Mechanical Engineering

Tuition $19,030 $17,330 $20,170

Incidental Fees $1,437 $1,416 $1,465

Textbooks $1,000 $1,500 $1,000

Living Expenses $7,000 $7,000 $7,000

Total (CAD) $28,467 $26,746 $29,635

Note:

* Please use our Fee Estimator (www.uwindsor.ca/cashiers) to find out the exact cost of the tuition and incidental fees for both undergraduate and graduate programs.

** The estimated costs for tuition and living expenses should be used as a guide only. Actual cost also varies greatly from student to student depends on the life style of the students.

*** Information for fees for the Professional Programs offered by the Centre for Executive and Professional Education is available at www.uwindsor.ca/professional.

UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDSwww.uwindsor.ca/awards

When you apply to UWindsor, you will be automatically considered for a limited number of International Student Entrance Awards and Scholarships. No matter which program you choose, your academic achievements will be reviewed. We will confirm your eligibility if you are chosen as a recipient.

Outstanding Scholars ProgramThis award is geared to high-achieving academic students. It also provides a one to one academic appointment with professors in your field in year’s two to four.

University of Windsor Women in Engineering ScholarshipWomen entering the Engineering faculty directly from high school can apply for this $1,000 award.

In-course Scholarships and AwardsWe offer a variety of awards for students in their second, third and fourth years of study through In-Course Scholarships and Awards.

GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDSThere are a limited number of entrance scholarships are available to full-time international applicants with high academic averages (above 80%, or equivalent) applying to research-based programs.

Reason #4 An Affordable Education

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“My experience as an international student at the University of Windsor has been nothing short of wonderful. I was able to work both on campus and off campus thanks to the connections built with the faculty and staff at the University. I currently work as a translator, interpreter and language tutor for several translation companies based in Toronto.” Laura Nicola, from Rome, Italy, graduated with BA Honours in Classical Civilization and Philosophy

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You will have the opportunity to add valuable work experience to your resumé by applying for work on-campus, off-campus and after graduation.

Field Placements/PracticumsMost of our academic programs have practical experience built right in, and some offer field placements and practicums.

Volunteer Internship Program (VIP)VIP students participate in supervised situations at field sites, working with various non-profit or not-for-profit community agencies and government offices. They contribute at least 40 hours of volunteer work over a 10-week period to gain career-related, work experience.

Co-operative Education (Co-op)Our co-op programs allow students to combine their academic studies with paid work experience.

Post-graduation Work PermitCanadian government allows international students who have graduated from a recognized Canadian academic institution to work in Canada for up to a maximum of three years. More information can be found at www.cic.gc.ca

Reason #5: Obtain Canadian Work Experience

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“In my study experience at university, I transferred through different majors such as biochemistry, nursing and science, and eventually found what I really want to do as my future career—visual art. My professor in that class saw my talent, and encouraged me to transfer to art. I have made a huge improvement in art fields such as painting, photography, drawing and sculpture, and have also had successful exhibitions.” Yanni Lü is a University of Windsor graduate from visual arts from Shenyang, China. Her first solo exhibition was in June 2013.

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• Accounting• Acting• Aerospace Engineering• Anthropology• Art• Arts and Science• Arts and Education and

Early Childhood Education (Concurrent) (5 years)

• Automotive Engineering• Behaviour, Cognition and

Neuroscience• Biochemistry• Biology

• Biology and Biotechnology • Concurrent Biological

Sciences and Education (5 years)

• Business • Accounting • Finance • Human Resources • Management • Management Science • Marketing• Business Strategy and

Entrepreneurship • Honours Business

Administration• Honours Business

Administration (optional co-op)

• Honours Business Administration and Computer Science

• Honours Business Administration and Computer Science (optional co-op)

• Honours Business Administration and Economics

• Chemistry• Concurrent Chemistry and

Education (5 years)• Chemistry and Physics• Child Psychology• Civil Engineering• Classical Civilization• Communication,

Media and Film• Digital Journalism and

Communication, Media and Film

• Drama and Communication, Media and Film

• Visual Arts and Communication, Media and Film

• Computer Science• Computer Science

(Honours) (optional co-op)• Computer Science with

Software Engineering Specialization (optional co-op)

• Computer Information Systems (optional co-op)

• Computer Science (Honours Applied Computing) (optional co-op)

• Computer Science (General)• Computer Science

(Combined Honours Degrees)

• Concurrent Computer Science and Education (5 years)

• Concurrent Arts and Education and Early Childhood Education (5 years)

• Concurrent Biological Sciences and Education (5 years)

• Concurrent Chemistry and Education (5 years)

• Concurrent French Studies and Education (5 years)

• Concurrent Mathematics and Education (5 years)

• Criminology• Developmental Psychology• Diaspora Studies

• Social Work and Diaspora Studies

• Digital Journalism (Combined Honours)

• Disability Studies• Disability Studies and

Psychology• Dramatic Art

• Acting• Drama and Communication,

Media and Film• Drama in Education and

Community• Economics• Education

• Bachelor of Education

(Consecutive program for candidates with a first degree)

• Concurrent Arts and Education and Early Childhood Education (5 years)

• Concurrent Biological Sciences and Education (5 years)

• Concurrent Chemistry and Education (5 years)

• Concurrent Computer Science and Education (5 years)

• Concurrent French Studies and Education (5 years)

• Concurrent Mathematics and Education (5 years)

• Electrical Engineering• Engineering

• Civil Engineering (optional co-op)

• Electrical Engineering (optional co-op)

• Environmental Engineering (optional co-op)

• Industrial Engineering (optional co-op)

• Industrial Engineering with a Minor in Business Administration (optional co-op)

• Mechanical Engineering (Aerospace, Automotive, Environmental and Materials) (optional co-op)

• English • Digital Journalism and

English Language and Literature

• Digital Journalism and English Literature and Creative Writing

• English Language and Literature

• English Literature and Creative Writing.

• Environmental Engineering• Environmental Science• Environmental Studies• Family and Social Relations• Finance• Forensic Science

• Forensics Combined Degree with Arts and Social Sciences

• French Studies• French and Education

(Concurrent) (5 years)• General Science• German• Health and Pre-Med• History• Human Kinetics (Kinesiology)

(optional co-op)• Movement Science• Sport Management

• Human Resources• Industrial Engineering• International Relations and

Development Studies• Italian• Kinesiology (optional co-op)• Labour Studies• Law

• MSW/JD Joint Degree Program

• Integrated MBA/JD Program

• Liberal and Professional Studies• Aeronautics Leadership

Option• Management• Management Science• Marketing• Mathematics (General and

Honours)• Mathematics and Statistics• Mathematics and Computer

Science• Mathematics and Education

(Concurrent) (5 Years)

• Mechanical Engineering• Modern Languages (German,

Italian and Spanish)/Modern Languages• Second Language

Education Modern Languages with Year Abroad

• Movement Science• Music• Nursing• Philosophy• Physics (optional co-op)

University of Windsor Undergraduate Programs

The University of Windsor offers a wide variety of academic programs:

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• Physics (Medical Physics) (optional co-op)

• Physics (Physics and High Technology) (optional co-op)

• Political Science• Political Science, Bilingual

Specialization• Political Science, Law and

Politics Specialization• Digital Journalism and

Political Science

• Psychology• Behaviour, Cognition and

Neuroscience• Child Psychology• Development Psychology• Disability Studies and

Psychology• Social Justice Studies• Science• Social Work

• Social Work and Diaspora Studies

• Social Work and Disability Studies

• Social Work and Women’s Studies

• Sociology, Anthropology, Criminology• Sociology and Criminology

• Spanish• Sport Management• Sport Studies• Undeclared - First Year• Visual Arts

• Visual Arts/Media Art Histories and Visual Culture

• Visual Arts and Communication, Media and Film

• Women’s Studies

Undergraduate Programs: How To Apply

www.uwindsor.ca/international

We process student applications on a rolling admissions timeline which means the earlier we receive your complete application package, the earlier we can process your application, and the earlier you can hear from us. Considering you will also need to apply for a study permit to come to Canada, we suggest you start the application process as early as possible.

1) Submit Your Application and Application Fee ($75 CAD) via our online application system horizon.ouac.on.ca/Windsor/international

2) Submit your documents

• Official transcripts or notarized copies are required from all institutions you have attended (both secondary and post-secondary). Translation is needed if the official documents are not in English.

• English language proficiency score

• Portfolio (if applicable)

• Official post-secondary course descriptions are required to assess your eligibility for transfer credit.

Where to send your documents?

Mailing address:

University of Windsor International Admissions International Student Center (ISC) 2nd Floor, Laurier Hall 401 Sunset Ave., Windsor Ontario, Canada, N9B 3P4 Tel: 1-519-253-3000x 3938 Fax: 1-519-561-1472 Email: intladmit@uwindsor.ca

3) Check your application status: Once you have applied you may track the progress of your application online. Always quote your application reference number (start with the letters ‘IT’ followed by 7 digits) or your UWindsor ID on all correspondence.

4) Accept your offer by returning the completed confirmation form sent along with your Acceptance Response Form to intladmit@uwindsor.ca.

5) Apply for a study permit: If you are not a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or landed immigrant, you will need to obtain a Study Permit to study in Canada (www.cic.gc.ca).

6) Register for courses online: once you have accepted your offer of admission, you will receive information to register for your courses online. It is important that you register for classes before arriving in Canada for best course selection.

7) Pay your tuition fee: After selecting your courses, you must arrange to pay your fees in order to finalize your registration.

8) Prepare to come to Canada: please visit our website (www.uwindsor.ca/international) for more information on our soft-landing program, orientation and pre-departure information.

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Minimum Admission Requirements for Undergraduate ProgramsAfrica and Asia

Countries following the British System - Advanced level standing on the GCE or equivalent as listed under the United Kingdom.

Other African and Asian Countries - Senior Matriculation and/or completion of First Year at a recognized university depending upon country.

Bangladesh

Higher Secondary Certificate/Intermediate Certificate.

Central and South America

Senior Matriculation and/or completion of First Year at a recognized university depending upon country.

China (PRC)

Senior High School Graduation Examination + Chinese National University Entrance Examinations.

Europe

The Senior Matriculation Certificate as required by a recognized university in that country.

India

All-India Senior School Certificate awarded by CBSE/Indian School Certificate (awarded by ICSE)/completion of Standard XII as awarded by one of the

official state boards of India.

International Baccalaureate

Full diploma must be completed with passes in six subjects with at least three at the Higher Level and with a grade total of at least 24 and no mark

less than 4. In addition, the candidates must meet the prerequisites specific to the Faculty to which they are seeking admission.

Malaysia

Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM); Certificate of Unified Examination of the Malaysian Independent Chinese Secondary Schools

System (MICSS).

Middle East

The Senior Matriculation Certificate as required by a recognized university in that country.

Pakistan

Intermediate/Higher Secondary School Certificate.

United Kingdom and Commonwealth

Five Passes on the General Certificate of Education including two at the Advanced Level or, four passes on the General Certificate of Education,

including three at the Advanced Level. A minimum grade of D is required in the Advanced Levels.

Science and Engineering must include Advanced Level Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry; Nursing must include Advanced Level English, Biology

and Chemistry; Commerce must include Advanced Level Mathematics.

Ontario and Other Canadian Provinces

The OSS Diploma (or equivalent) and six Grade 12 U or M courses, including ENG4U, are required. All programs require a minimum admission

average. More detailed information can be found at http://www.uwindsor.ca/registrar/admission-requirements-undergraduate

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“I have been in Windsor since fall 2012. I finished the English Language Improvement Program (ELIP) and started university study in spring 2013. ELIP is a helpful program that gives international students academic preparation for university study as well as information about Canadian culture. My English has improved and I know how to study for university as well.” Yimeng Ge (Crystal) is a second year student in Business from Chongqing, China. She worked for the University’s student summer training program in summer 2013.

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English Language Proficiency

If your native language is not English, you must demonstrate proficiency in it to be considered for admission. This can be done in the following ways:

For Undergraduate Programs:

1. A minimum score of 6.5 on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS); or

2. A minimum score of 60 on the Canadian Academic English Language Assessment (CAEL); or

3. A minimum score of 85 on the Michigan English Language Assessment Battery (MELAB); or

4. A minimum score of 83 with essay 20 on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) Internet-based Test (IBT);

5. Successful completion of at least three years of formal, fulltime study (not less than four courses per semester) at an English language secondary or post-secondary institution.

6. Successful completion of the English Language Improvement Program.

English Language Improvement Program (ELIP)

ELIP is a comprehensive, year-round English language program designed to prepare non-native speakers of English with the language skills necessary for university study. Successful completion of ELIP level 3 meets the English Proficiency Requirements for academic admission at the University of Windsor.

Summary of ELIP:

• Student-focused program with small classes to accommodate individual needs and learning goals.

• Four progressive program levels (ELIP Foundation, ELIP 1, ELIP 2, ELIP 3).

• Integrated lessons targeting all language areas (Reading, Writing, Speaking & Listening).

• Field trips, social activities and class excursions are other popular features.

• Students are exposed to approx. 25 hours/week of language training.

• Certified instructors to teach English as a second language.

• Accredited by Languages Canada.

• High success rate in the academic programs

More information can be found at www.uwindsor.ca/celd.

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Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesCommunication and Social

Justice (MA)Criminology (MA)English Language, Literature

and Creative Writing (MA)History (MA)Philosophy (MA)Political Science (MA, MPP*)Psychology (PhD)Social Data Analysis (MA)Social Work

(MSW, MSW/JD, PhD, MSW for Working Professionals**)

Sociology (MA, PhD)Visual Arts (MFA)Odette School of BusinessMBA

Master of Management** International Accounting and

Finance Manufacturing Management Logistics & Supply Chain

Management Human Resources

Management

EducationInternational (MEd) **

Educational Administration Curriculum

Educational Studies (joint PhD)

Human KineticsKinesiology (MHK, PhD)

NursingMSc, MN, Graduate Diploma in Advanced Practice Oncology/Palliative Nursing

EngineeringCivil Engineering

(MASc, MEng, PhD)Electrical Engineering

(MASc, MEng, PhD)Engineering Materials

(MASc, MEng, PhD)Environmental Engineering

(MASc, MEng, PhD)Industrial Engineering

(MASc, MEng)Industrial & Manufacturing

Systems Engineering (PhD)Mechanical Engineering (MASc,

MEng, MEng [Automotive Option)**, PhD)

ScienceBiological Sciences (MSc, PhD)Chemistry and Biochemistry

(MSc, PhD)Computer Science (MSc, PhD)Economics (MA)Earth Science (MSc, PhD)Environmental Science

(MSc, PhD)Mathematics and Statistics

(MSc, PhD)Medical Biotechnology (MMB)**Physics (MSc, PhD)* Degree earned through University of Michigan

** Professional Program - apply via Centre for Executive and Professional Education

University of Windsor Graduate Programs

The University of Windsor offers over 60 exceptional graduate degree programs with a current enrolment of 2,000 students. Our graduate students choose the University of Windsor for many reasons, but all receive opportunities to make important contributions through their research and professional development.

You will experience a student-centered environment that promotes discovery, creativity, critical thinking and academic rigour. Our programs are based on a combination of classroom

instruction and research experience, and all of our graduate programs regularly undergo a rigorous external accreditation review to ensure a high level of quality.

We are one of Ontario’s fastest-growing research institutions. Our renowned faculty are widely published, enjoy international reputations, and are committed to engaging graduate students in research and education opportunities that are at the forefront of their disciplines.

Masters Admission

A student with a four-year degree or equivalent in the discipline to which s/he is seeking admission, and who has an academic standing of at least 70% in the final two years of study may be admitted to a Master’s program.

PhD Admission

An applicant for admission to a graduate program leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy must have either a Master’s degree or, in exceptional cases, a four-year Bachelor’s degree, or the equivalent; his or her academic standing should be unquestionably superior.

English Language Proficiency

A satisfactory score on an English proficiency test is required for all applicants whose native language is not English. The requirements for English proficiency vary by program, please visit www.uwindsor.ca/grad for information.

GRE/GMAT

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) and Graduate Management Assessment Test (GMAT) scores are required for certain graduate programs.

Scholarships

Applicants who also wish to be considered for scholarships must submit a complete application package by the following earlier deadlines: May 1 for September admission; September 1 for January admission; January 1 for May admission.

How to Apply

When you are ready to apply, simply click on the “Apply online” link www.uwindsor.ca/gradapp on our Graduate Admissions Page and follow the instructions. Once you have applied you may track the progress of your application online.

Admission requirements and deadlines vary by program, please visit www.uwindsor.ca/grad for information on all of our graduate programs.

Graduate Programs: Admission Information

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21Centre for Executive and Professional Education (CEPE)

The Centre for Executive and Professional Education (CEPE) facilitates professional growth through our course-based graduate degree programs.

In partnership with faculties and departments, we provide an exceptional student learning experience that reaches beyond the university’s campus. Our graduates not only further their careers, they also carry with them the knowledge of best practices taught by our world-class faculty and associates.

We offer the following graduate degrees:

• Master of Management with specialization in one of the following four streams:

o International Accounting and Finance

o Logistics and Supply Chain Management

o Human Resources Management

o Manufacturing Management

• Master of Mechanical Automotive Engineering with a co-op option for direct, hands on experience.

We also facilitate graduate degree programs, including the Master of Medical Biotechnology that provides a unique opportunity to implement business plan development and product commercialization and the Master of Education with an option to concentrate in either Curriculum or Educational Administration.

All programs have different admission requirements. No GRE, GMAT or thesis required for Professional Programs. Please visit www.uwindsor.ca/professional for more information and to apply online today!

245 Ouellette Avenue, Suite 301

Windsor, ON, N9A 7J4, Canada

E: apply@uwindsor.ca

T: +519.256.3113

W: www.uwindsor.ca/professional

Address: University of Windsor

International Student Center (ISC)

2nd Floor, Laurier Hall

401 Sunset Ave.,

Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N9B 3P4

Tel: 1-519-253-3000 ext. 3938

Fax: 1-519-561-1472

Email: study@uwindsor.ca

Website: www.uwindsor.ca/international

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