UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR
The University of Windsor has been educating students on the edge of the Detroit river for more than 180 years.
Aerial view of the City of Windsor across the lake (Lake Michigan) is Detroit, U.S.A. Connecting the two countries is the Ambassador bridge. |
Located at the busiest border crossing in the world, the University of Windsor gives you access to the best that both Canada and the US have to offer. Studying in Windsor means you have the safety and resources of a Canadian city but have access to the industry and opportunities in Detroit.
The University of Windsor is at the cutting edge in automotive research and technology. If you want to study engineering with world-class professors in top notch facilities like the Automotive Research and Development Centre, come to Windsor. Its small class sizes ensure you'll get one-on-one attention from your professors and lots of hands-on time in labs and research facilitites.
Dillon Hall, University of Windsor |
With 1600 international students from 100 countries, the University of Windsor is truly an international campus. The International Student Society hosts events and activities to promote multiculturalism on campus, and organizes trips for students so they get to see more of Canada while they study. The International Student Office helps new students with everything from homework to taxes so you won't have to make the adjustment alone.
Windsor as a city is also very multicultural. If you're homesick or just want to explore the cuisine of a new culture, take a walk down University Avenue or Wyandotte Street and you'll be dining on Chinese, Ethiopian, or Indian in no time.
While on campus, grab a bite to eat in the CAW Student Centre. Open twenty-four hours a day, the CAW is a great place to relax, study, and hang out with new friends. It also houses many campus services, including a TravelCuts travel agency, the campus medical facility, and the ever-popular Thirsty Scholar pub.
Windsor Leadership Association - student leaders representing the
University of Windsor. |
When you're not studying, you can catch a play by the University Players, watch the Lancers football team, or work out in the St. Denis sports facility. You can also head downtown into Windsor's bustling night life, or cross the border to be part of Detroit's arts and culture scene.
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