University of Windsor

The Master of Engineering Management program is offered jointly between the Odette School of Business and the Faculty of Engineering.

The UWindsor Master’s program in Sociology has a well-established reputation for critical and contemporary scholarship. Students who enter into our thoughtfully designed program find that it offers an inclusive education that encourages discovery, and the expansion of their own creative ideas. Our department is uniquely positioned to foster student engagement in the community. A master’s degree prepares students for work in research settings including government, community based or market research, work in the private sector in areas that relate to human resources, equity, and community development. We provide an environment conductive to research and learning that reflects disciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches to societies, cultures, crime, and social control in a changing world.

The Political Science department offers two exciting paths to pursue graduate work: an M.A. degree, which can generally be completed in one calendar year (September to September) through the completion of courses and either a major research paper or a master's thesis; and the M.A. internship option that combines the M.A. coursework with a 6-month paid internship and valuable hands-on work experience. The Department is committed to providing funding packages that match or beat those of other MA programs. M.A. with Internship In this academically rigorous program you will have the chance to earn an MA degree through coursework and a paid internship The internship option is designed to combine first class academic work with practical employment experience that will give you an advantage in the workplace. Students in this graduate program will: Have the opportunity of participating in a paid internship Secure exceptional real life work experience Have the opportunity of applying to become a paid teaching assistant Have the opportunity of securing a research position Be eligible for exceptional entrance scholarships

The Master of Medical Biotechnology (MMB) is a professional program that provides students with both a solid foundation of the theoretical concepts and practical industrially applicable laboratory technique experiences used in medical biotechnology industries. In addition, students will also receive training in business plan development and product commercialization.

The University of Windsor offers two master-level engineering programs — Master of Engineering (MEng) and Master of Applied Science (MASc). MEng is a course-based program designed for working professionals or recent graduates who want to increase their knowledge in multiple advanced topics. An MEng Degree may be awarded upon successfully completing eight courses (the MEng has no research component/thesis/work with a faculty supervisor.) Of these eight courses. Four courses must be from the student's department (For example major; mechanical) - (Five courses for Civil and Environmental students). Plus four required courses to be taken in the first or second semester of the program: Computational Methods and Modeling for Engineering Applications (Civil and Environmental students are not required to take this course); Engineering Technical Communications; Engineering Mathematics; and Engineering Project Management The co-op program is optional; students must apply during the semester prior to their program start. No funding or scholarships are available. Focus your MEng degree in one of the following areas: Civil Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Environmental Engineering Industrial Engineering Materials Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering (Automotive Option) • Full-time students must complete this program in 3-5 semesters. • An MEng Degree may be awarded upon successful completion of a total of eight courses • All students will take three or four general courses in their first two semesters, depending on their discipline. These include: Technical Communications, Engineering Mathematics, Engineering Project Management and Computational Methods and Modeling (not required for Civil & Environmental students). • In the final two semesters, four elective courses (five for Civil & Environmental students) will be taken in the students’ own engineering discipline to provide advanced level knowledge in the specific field of practice.

The Master of Applied Computing is a professional program that will provide students with a solid foundation and knowledge of industry-oriented practical aspects of Computer Science, which will enable them to take up positions in the growing software industry in Canada and around the world. Internship Requirements - Students will be required to complete an approved work-placement internship as part of their COMP 8977 course. Exceptionally, if a student is unable to secure a work-placement with an industry partner, he/she will be assigned an on-campus supervised project. Students will receive credit for the course COMP 8977 (worth 3 credit hours) upon successful completion of their internship. In exceptional circumstances and on a case-bycase basis, the internship could be extended for up to an additional 4-month term, with the permission of the School of Computer Science. In this case, an additional fee will be paid by students to cover the cost of the internship extension. Standing Required for Continuation in the Program - Students must maintain an average of 70%. Students may be permitted to have at most two course grades between 60-69%, on a case by case basis, based on recommendation from the MAC program committee. Standing Required for Graduation In order to graduate - Students must have an average of 70%. Students may be permitted to have at most two course grades between 60-69%, on a case-by-case basis, based on recommendation from the MAC program committee.