The 2025 Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject highlighted UWindsor programs in engineering, business and economics, computer science, and psychology.
The 2025 Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject highlighted UWindsor programs in engineering, business and economics, computer science, and psychology.
Devan Rawlings credits his studies in economics with opening doors in his career.
Ottawa economics professor Rose Anne Devlin will present the seminar “Charitable Activities and Community Well-Being” on Thursday, Nov. 24.
Ottawa economics professor Rose Anne Devlin will present the seminar “Charitable Activities and Community Well-Being” on Thursday, Nov. 24.
Professor Shari Forbes collects decomposition odour to identify the key compounds that cadaver dogs alert to.
Seven faculty members from various areas of science will join five departments.
Economics professor Sang-Chul Suh will supervise undergraduate student Jared Seagris in a summer research project.
The Journal of Canadian Baseball will feature articles from community and academic researchers.
The Journal of Canadian Baseball will feature articles from community and academic researchers.
A team of UWindsor researchers say their study can inform policy-makers in Canada and the United States whether it makes economic sense to hire more lifeguards or invest in beach safety education.
Drownings off beaches along the Great Lakes cost more than $130 million each year, a team of UWindsor researchers has found.
Canada’s K-shaped recovery is deepening the lines between rich and poor, two UWindsor professors write in the Toronto Star.
Canada’s K-shaped recovery is deepening the lines between rich and poor, two UWindsor professors write in the Toronto Star.
A sovereign wealth fund will create long-term and predictable funding for the Canadian health care system, says UWindsor economics and business instructor Imran Abdool.
A sovereign wealth fund will create long-term and predictable funding for the Canadian health care system, says Imran Abdool.
Restricting the movement of people across the Canada-U.S. border has negative consequences for the Canadian economy, says a UWindsor research team.
Restricting the movement of people across the Canada-U.S. border has negative consequences for the Canadian economy, says a UWindsor research team.
