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Master of Applied Computing (MAC) Internship

The Master of Applied Computing is a course-based professional graduate program offered by the School of Computer Science, and provides students with a solid foundation and knowledge of industry-oriented practical aspects of Computer Science, preparing them to pursue positions in the growing software industry both in Canada and around the world.

The program offers practical projects, internships, and in-class training, and has been specifically designed to expose students to the latest technologies and developments in several high-demand fields.

Students study and live in Canada for approximately 16 consecutive months while enrolled in eight prescribed courses and one project/internship (two course credits). The program includes both Computer Science and Business classes.  

Each student accepted into the program will have to complete a non-credit job readiness program, Transform during their second study term. A pass in Transform will allow students to move onto the job competition, where they compete for placement opportunities.

The intake for the Master of Applied Computing (MAC) Internship is from September to January.

Fall Intake

  Term 1 (September - December)  

   Study      

  Term 2 (January - April)

   Study & Transform  

  Term 3 (May - August)

   Study

  Term 4 (September - December)  

   On Campus Project or Industry Internship  


Winter Intake

  Term 1 (January - April)

   Study      

  Term 2 (May - August)

   Study & Transform  

  Term 3 (September - December)  

   Study

  Term 4 (January - April)

   On Campus Project or Industry Internship  


Summer Intake

  Term 1 (May - August)

   Study & Transform

  Term 2 (September - December)  

   Study

  Term 3 (January - April)

   Study

  Term 4 (May - August)

   On Campus Project or Industry Internship  

Visit the Master of Applied Computing website for program requirements and how to apply.

Work Integrated Learning Coordinator

Kyle Cachilhas
WIL Coordinator, STEM
Joyce Entrepreneurship Centre, Suite 132
coop@uwindsor.ca | 519-253-3000 Ext. 2567

Visit the Master of Applied Computing website for program requirements and to apply