Location: Toldo Lancer Centre Lobby
Check in for your chance to win free tuition, residence and books and pick up your complimentary chili lunch tickets.
Shuttle buses will take you between the Toldo Lancer Centre, the Welcome Centre, and the Downtown Campus including stops at the School of Social Work in Windsor Hall, and the School of Creative Arts, in the Armouries.
Location: Toldo Lancer Centre, Triple Gymnasium and Upper Walking Track
Visit our Information Fair where our academic programs and student service areas will have faculty, staff, and students available to answer your questions. Take this opportunity to explore your options and ask questions. Can't make it to all of the sessions you are interested in? Reps from program areas will be available.
Available with your lunch ticket at: the Marketplace, CAW Student Centre; Tim Hortons, Centre for Engineering Innovation; Origins Cafe, Toldo Health Education Building; Odette School of Business Cafe
Join us for a bowl of chili, served with a bun and apple. Pick up your complimentary lunch ticket when you check in.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 203
Location: Downtown Campus, Armouries: Ensemble Room B22
The University of Windsor Lab School: Strings provides string instruction for students (ages 4-17), community development, pedagogical experiences for SoCA’s undergraduate students and graduate students as well as opportunities for high school students to gain volunteers hours. It is also a hub for research (supported by SSHRC) that supports new ideas in music pedagogy as well as cultural and community development.
Location: CAW Student Centre Commons, and in the Odette, Engineering, Education Lobbies
Meet the University of Windsor Student Alliance (UWSA), Clubs and Societies and find out about the student experience and how to get involved.
Departing every 30 minutes from the Campus Tour Tent outside the Welcome Centre
A bus will take visitors from the Welcome Centre to the Journey Air Training Facility at 1pm. The bus will return to campus after the tour.
Location: Departing from Jackman Dramatic Art Centre Lobby
Location: Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation (CEI)
Student volunteers will guide visitors through our research, student projects, and clubs displays while explaining their connection to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs). Self-guided tours are also available with maps provided to visitors.
Location: Departing from lobby of the Human Kinetics Building
Location: Departing from the Nursing Program Presentations, Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 202
Prospective students, friends, families are welcome to come and ask our peer mentors and professional faculty and staff questions about the lab, nursing program, and support services. This tour is open to all year 1 and 2 nursing students from our collaborative partner campus locations.
Location: Departing from Odette School of Business lobby.
Visit our state of the art labs and classrooms.
Location: Alumni, Laurier and Cartier Halls
Residence will be providing student lead tours of our Alumni, Laurier and Cartier Halls. It’s a chance to talk to students who are experiencing campus life. Students and families are also encouraged to visit the Residence booth to learn more about residence processes.
Location: Shuttle buses will depart from the Welcome Centre and School of Creative Arts every 15 minutes
Location: Shuttle buses will depart from the Welcome Centre and Windsor Hall, every 15 minutes
Location: Departing from the Essex Centre of Research (CORe)
Location: Departing from the Toldo Lancer Centre Lobby every 30 minutes
Location: Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation, Rm. 1101
Discover what you can do now and throughout your university journey to reach your career goals.
Location: Odette School of Business, Rm. 104
Learn about the funding options that are available to assist students with financing their UWindsor Education. Topics will include, budgeting, OSAP, applying for scholarships and bursaries, how to pay your feeds and more!
Location: Odette School of Business, Rm. 108
Are you interested in taking one to three courses per semester? Whether you are interested in taking a few courses, or perhaps are working full-time and need a more flexible program, a part-time program may be best suited for you. We offer a variety of programs on a part-time basis, and courses may be offered in the day or evening. Find out more about our affordable benefit plan, scholarships, bursaries, bus pass and more.
Location: Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation, Rm. 1102
Calling all high-achieving academic students interested in the Outstanding Scholars program! Outstanding Scholars students can earn over $10,000 over four years while engaging in leadership development and gaining valuable work experience by doing research and creative work with professors at the University of Windsor.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 102
This presentation will show you steps you can be taking now to plan for your future. What can you do now to prepare? What will you need, to get into the program you’re dreaming of? How can you build your financial resources to pay for university? All this, and a Kahoot for a fun prize, will be part of this presentation.
Location: Odette School of Business, Rm. 110
General information for prospective international students about undergraduate programs, admission requirements, and English proficiency.
Location: Odette School of Business, Rm. 110
Brief overview of the program and a more in depth look at the flight training component. Review requirements for aviation programs in Canada.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 100
Interested in global health, the brain, sharks, birds, DNA, genomics, conservation or many of the other areas in the broad spectrum of biology? The Department of Integrative Biology has internationally-renowned research faculty and award-winning instructors. Learn more about our undergraduate programs: (1) Behaviour, Cognition and Neuroscience (BCN), an interdisciplinary program dedicated to the study of the brain and behaviour; and (2) Biological Sciences, a very flexible program dedicated to the study of “life”, from the level of DNA up to and including ecosystems. Our programs successfully prepare you for an extensive range of professional and graduate opportunities.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 100
The Department of Biomedical Sciences welcomes prospective students interested in Health and Biomedical Sciences to this program session. This session will provide an overview of the department, academic programs and requirements, and exciting student experiences in Biomedical Sciences.
Location: Odette School of Business, Rm. 104
We will help you find your unique pathway towards studying Business at the University of Windsor. We will explore what sets us apart from others schools, including the benefits of attending a program with the facilities, specializations, research and opportunities you need to set yourself apart.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 100
Is a degree in Chemistry flexible? Can I make meaningful scientific discoveries while I finish my degree? Will I be job ready when I graduate? Get answers about Chemistry and Biochemistry at UWindsor during this LIVE, interactive presentation co-hosted by both students and professors in the department of Chemistry and Biochemistry.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 102
Hear an overview of our programs, unique program features and experiences available to CMF students, and next steps for students joining fall 2023.
Location: Erie Hall, Rm. 3123
A Journey Through Computer Science Undergraduate Experience at the University of Windsor. What do Google, Microsoft and Amazon interviews all have in common? A zest to identify engaged and talented computer scientists. The journey in the fast-paced field of Computer Science begins with a curious mind with a solid commitment to learning new skills. This presentation will walk you through the academic programs along with a peek at the various courses you take along the way. Most importantly, you will leave with a dose of critical information for unique opportunities at Windsor to develop your talents and take part in an engaged community.
Location: Leonard & Dorothy Neal Education Building, Rm. 1101
Our presentation will discuss information on core Disability Studies courses, various streams within the program, program structure, resources on campus, our student rep and student group, D.S.S.A and other information to help you succeed!
Location: Jackman Dramatic Art Centre, Movement Studio
Learn about the SoDA experience. Hear from students, faculty, and staff. Enjoy some student performances and participate in a tour of our facilities.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 104
Economics is a fascinating area where ideas appear in different manners and in many subjects and many professions. Economics is a great foundation for a career in finance, banking, forecasting stockbroking or public policy analysis, among others. In this program presentation, you will hear about the academic programs we offer in Economics at the University of Windsor including Bachelor of Science (Honours Economics), Bachelor of Arts (Honours Economics), Bachelor of Arts (Combined Honours Economics), Bachelor of Science (Combined Honours Economics), Bachelor of Arts (3 yr. Economics), Minor in Economics, Major and Minor Concentrations - Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Arts and Science (IAS) – Economics.
Location: Leonard & Dorothy Neal Education Building, Rm. 1101
Participants will learn teacher education programs offered at the University of Windsor. Student experiences in these programs and tips for success will be highlighted
Location: Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation, Rm. 1100
We will provide an overview of undergraduate engineering programs offered at UWindsor, including our four-year Bachelor of Applied Science and our 15-20 course Bachelor of Engineering Technology degrees. We will introduce unique features of our UWindsor Engineering programs and hear about the accomplishments of our alumni.
Location: Memorial Hall, Rm. 109
Whether it is mapping the distribution of greenhouses in Essex County, modeling the impact of climate change on the Great Lakes, deploying autonomous gliders in Lake Erie, tagging sharks in the Arctic, assessing the impact of microplastics, or working with local farmers improve soil conservation and improve water quality, you have the potential to make important discoveries as an undergraduate student in our School of the Environment. Our comprehensive programs in Environmental Science and Environmental Studies will provide you with hands-on opportunities in the field and in the lab, through Internships, Service Learning, Study Abroad and Undergraduate Research. You will also be able access unique courses and programs that provide industry-relevant knowledge and skills through our Geographic Information Science (GISc.) and Environmental Assessment (EA) certificates, plus an ability to work in world-class analytical and computational facilities via the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research, as well as participate in numerous field trips and field schools.
Location: Essex Hall, Rm. 109
What is forensic science? Is it really what you see on TV or in books? In this presentation, we look at the realities of forensic science, what forensic scientists do, the forensic programs at the University of Windsor and the unique and innovative opportunities we offer.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 200
Our program offers a comprehensive program of study comprising language training, linguistics, francophone literatures and cultures, and translation. A degree in French Studies introduces a wide variety of career choices: teaching, government, journalism, media, and business are mere examples. Mastery of a second language has become an invaluable arrow in the quiver of the modern university graduate; this is especially true in the workforce of bilingual Canada, a major G7 member. Students may study for a three-year General or a four-year Honours degree. We also offer a concurrent degree (BA/BEd) program in French Studies and Education, which includes practice teaching. Program structure, delivery, and all related opportunities (e.g. teaching assistantships, research assistantships (Outstanding Scholars), exchanges, awards and funding, experiential learning) will be discussed.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 204
The General Science program is a three-year program and an excellent entry route for students who are undecided about a particular four-year honours program. The program allows students to explore a range of science courses with no loss of advancement toward a four-year honours degree while being supported by a dedicated academic advisor. General science is also used by professional school bound students to complete a degree following acceptance to professional school.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 202
An introduction to the Department of History and its degree programs: Honours History, General History, and Concurrent History/Education.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 204
Come learn how you can study both the sciences and arts or humanities at the University of Windsor.
Location: Human Kinetics Building, Rm. 140
Learn about both the Kinesiology - Movement Science and Sport Management & Leadership degree programs
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 104
Do you want to use law as an adaptive tool for social change? Law school is not a direct entry program, meaning you will need to complete an undergraduate degree first. Find out all you need to know about the pathway and preparation for law school.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 204
Location: Erie Hall, Rm. 3125
Jobs in mathematics and statistics are poorly understood by the general public. In fact, there are a wide variety of highly rated well-paying jobs available for those who study mathematics and statistics, which we will discuss. Come learn about our world-renowned faculty and award-winning teachers. Come learn about the many degrees that we offer to see if a particular branch of study suits you.
Location: Odette School of Business, Rm. 108
The many options of our Languages programs: Learning Spanish, German and/or Italian and get a deep knowledge on how to teach a language (Linguistics/Second Language Education), have a student experience abroad (year abroad program) or get hands on professional experience with our brand new co-op programs.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 202
Considering Nursing? The UWindsor BScN concept-based curriculum features a complimentary mix of theory and hands-on learning experiences. Come and listen to hear why the University of Windsor Nursing program is unique! Have a letter of offer? We’ll let you know what your next steps are and what events are coming up!
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 104
Nature of our programs. Strengths of our Department. Prospects for Philosophy grads.
Location: Essex Hall, Rm. 287
The Department of Physics is home to a dedicated team of faculty, students, researchers, and staff who have devoted themselves to learning, studying, teaching, and investigating the laws of physics and how they effect everything we do in the universe that we live in. Attendees will get to meet the current physics faculty and most importantly they will meet and talk with current students who will explain their research contributions and explain how they chose to pursue a degree in physics. Attendees will learn about both the Honours Physics and Honours Medical Physics programs. Attendees will be introduced to the Physics Club student organization, and tour the MRI laboratory, the biomedical physics laser laboratory, the attosecond science laser laboratory, the Baker Foundation Laboratory for Medical Physics Education, and hear theoretical physics students explain their projects. Skills acquired by these physics students will be discussed and how these skills lead to successful and rewarding jobs in a vast variety of careers will be explained. Take this opportunity to not just hear about a physics degree, but to meet our current cohort of physics students and see what it is that physicists actually do.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 200
An introduction to the Department of Political Science and its degree programs: Political Science, Law and Politics, International Relations, and French Specialization
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 102
Our session will review the science of psychology — Our programs, applied research, a wide array of job opportunities, and real-world applications.
Location: Armouries, Performance Hall AM132
Exploration of SoCA Programs and Studies, and discipline area tours
Location: Leonard & Dorothy Neal Education Building, Rm. 1101
What can you do with a social work degree? Social workers are in demand professionals in healthcare, mental health, education, child welfare, criminal justice, and policy. Learn about the various social work program options to get you on track to the career of your dreams.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 102
This presentation provides an overview of the programs offered by the Department of Sociology and Criminology. It is focused on frequently asked questions, the career trajectories of our graduates, and the benefits of completing a degree with us.
Location: Toldo Health Education Centre, Rm. 204
Considering a degree in Women's and Gender Studies? Come learn more about what the program has to offer.
Land Acknowledgment
The University of Windsor sits on the traditional territory of the Three Fires Confederacy of First Nations, which includes the Ojibwa, the Odawa, and the Potawatomi. We respect the longstanding relationships with First Nations people in this place in the 100-mile Windsor-Essex peninsula and the straits – les détroits – of Detroit.
