University of Windsor Programs & Pathways

Windsor runs Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences; the Odette School of Business; Education; Engineering; Human Kinetics; Law; Nursing; Science; and Graduate Studies. It is also home to the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry – Windsor Campus. Windsor publishes 190 undergraduate programs and 70 graduate programs.

The international page instead says Over 200 programs. Treat 190 undergraduate plus 70 graduate as the figures Windsor states most precisely.

University of Windsor: Faculties and departments directory · Verified August 16, 2026

Engineering is organised into Civil and Environmental; Electrical and Computer; and Mechanical, Automotive and Materials Engineering. The undergraduate degrees are Civil, Electrical, Environmental, General, Industrial (with an option to add a minor in Business Administration), Mechanical, Mechatronic Systems, and Engineering Technology. Mechanical carries named Aerospace, Automotive, Environmental and Materials options, and Mechatronics Systems Engineering began in Fall 2025.

Aerospace and Automotive are options inside Mechanical Engineering, not standalone degrees. Apply to Mechanical and select the option.

University of Windsor: Faculty of Engineering: undergraduate programs · Verified August 16, 2026

The Stellantis Canada–UWindsor Automotive Research and Development Centre opened in 1996 with a $30 million investment as a first-of-its-kind partnership between the automotive industry and academia. At its thirtieth-anniversary event on August 4, 2026, Windsor reported more than 800 engineering co-op placements through the centre, about 800 people currently employed there, and Canadian research and development spending related to the centre grown to more than $2 billion. The adjoining North America Battery Technology Centre spans more than 8,000 square metres with 35 climatic test cells and 11 reach-in test cells.

University of Windsor: More than 800 engineering co-op placements: 30 years inside the Stellantis–UWindsor research centre · Verified August 16, 2026

Windsor's Faculty of Engineering publishes a named transportation research cluster: the Centre for Automotive Research and Education, the Centre for Hybrid Automotive Research and Green Energy (CHARGE), the SHIELD Automotive Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence, the Clean Combustion Engine Lab, the Clean Powertrain Lab, the Noise, Vibration and Harshness Sound Quality Research Group, the Turbomachinery and Unsteady Flows Research Lab, and the ARDC. The Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation is described as a $110-million facility.

These are research centres, not undergraduate admission streams. They matter for co-op placements, fourth-year projects, and graduate study, not for your OUAC choice.

University of Windsor: Faculty of Engineering research centres and laboratories · Verified August 16, 2026

Windsor offers an Honours Bachelor of Forensic Science with specializations in forensic human biology, forensic chemistry, and ecology of death, plus a Combined BA in Forensics that pairs forensics with a second field such as criminology, psychology or sociology. It also runs a 2+2 Applied Forensic Science Stream for Ontario Police Foundations college graduates with a 73% or better average, granting credit for up to 20 courses and adding roughly two further years.

No first-party page reviewed claims this is the first or only forensic science degree in Canada, so do not repeat that claim.

University of Windsor: Forensic Science undergraduate programs and specializations · Verified August 16, 2026

Odette runs a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours Business Administration and Computer Science) jointly with the School of Computer Science, in regular and co-op versions. It requires ENG4U and MHF4U with MCV4U strongly recommended, a minimum 70% average of math courses, and a minimum grade of 70% in at least one Grade 12 U math course; the co-op version lists a 78% Fall 2026 minimum admission average.

University of Windsor: Business co-op: eligibility and work-term sequence · Verified August 16, 2026

Windsor's Concurrent Bachelor of Education runs five years full-time and awards two degrees — a General BA or General BSc plus the BEd — with certification in either the Primary/Junior Division (JK to Grade 6) or the Intermediate/Senior Division (Grades 7 to 12). Intermediate/Senior streams include English, Mathematics, History, French Studies, General Science, Music Education, Visual Arts, Dramatic Art, Communication/Media/Film and Political Science.

University of Windsor: Concurrent Bachelor of Education program structure · Verified August 16, 2026

Windsor states that the Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing is a joint partnership between the University of Windsor, St. Clair College and Lambton College. The site-by-site year structure is not published on that page, and Windsor separately notes that the Lambton site is no longer admitting new students.

Ask Admissions which site your offer is for before you accept. Site availability changes and the collaborative description on other pages has not caught up.

University of Windsor: Collaborative Honours Bachelor of Science in Nursing · Verified August 16, 2026

The Senate policy states No direct admission for the consecutive Bachelor of Education, the Juris Doctor, and the Bachelor of Engineering Technology. Social Work is second-entry too: students complete twenty courses including four Social Work courses, a statistics course, two Science courses, eleven Arts/Languages/Social Sciences courses and both Foundations of Academic Writing courses, then submit a supplemental application to the Office of the Registrar with a minimum average of 70% in Social Work courses; an interview may be required and entry is for the next Fall term only.

Windsor's high-school Social Work admission is to Pre-Social Work. The professional years are a separate, competitive, limited-enrolment application.

University of Windsor: Senate Policy on Admission Requirements (Undergraduate), amended September 1, 2021 (PDF) · Verified August 16, 2026

Windsor states that the Canadian & American Juris Doctor program, founded in 1983, is a collaboration between Windsor Law and Detroit Mercy Law, and that it is the only program of its kind in North America that allows graduates to obtain two law degrees in three years. It is accredited by the Federation of Law Societies of Canada and the American Bar Association, students attend classes at both schools — located mere kilometres from one another — and graduates receive both a Canadian and American JD, positioning them to write bar examinations in Canada and the US. The OLSAS deadline is April 15.

This is a graduate-entry law program, not a high-school route. It matters to a Grade 12 applicant only as a reason to build an undergraduate degree at Windsor with the Dual JD in mind.

University of Windsor: Canadian & American Dual JD Program · Verified August 16, 2026

Windsor opened its downtown campus in September 2015. The School of Creative Arts occupies the Windsor Armouries and Windsor Hall and offers undergraduate degree programs in Film Production, Music, Visual Arts, and Visual Arts and the Built Environment, plus an MFA. If you are applying to those programs, your daily campus is not the Sunset Avenue campus.

University of Windsor: Why UWindsor: campus, class sizes, and downtown campus · Verified August 16, 2026