The Faculty of Engineering at the University of Windsor:

• Has five engineering programs run by four different departments (civil engineering; environmental engineering; mechanical, automotive, and materials engineering; electrical and computing engineering; and industrial and manufacturing and systems engineering.
   
• Offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees in all its engineering disciplines.
   
• Is fully CEAB (Canadian Engineering Accrediation Board) accredited in all its undergraduate programs, and fully accredited by Ontario Graduate Studies (OGS) for its Masters and Doctoral programs.
   
• Currently has about 900 undergraduate students and 400 graduate students in total.
   
• Is served by close to 100 professors and support staff.
   
• Competes regularly in numerous undergraduate engineering competitions, such as the SAE Formula and Baja races, the Waterloo Robot Racer, the Big Beam, and other local, regional, national, and international forums.
   
• Has an extremely active Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Chapter.
   
• Is the host university for the AUTO21 Network Centre of Excellence, the largest NCE in Canada.
   
• Benefits from close industrial partnerships and is part of the world class, multimillion dollar facility - the Automotive Research and Development Centre (ARDC).
   
• Places undergraduate engineering students in its cooperative work programs all over the world from Germany to China to Australia.
   
• Offers some of the most generous scholarships to honours students attending our programs.
   
• Has a dedicated International Students Centre (ISC) to assist students studying abroad.

And of course, there's much more to our Faculty and our university campus! Contact us for more information to see how we can help you.