6864 Grad Studies Brochure 2013_10

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www.uwindsor.ca/grad

Prospectus and Program Overview 2014/2015

Graduate Studies


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duate Studies at UWindsor www.uwi

Yuanming Yu (left), a Masters student in

Mechanical Engineering, is the recipient of an

NSERC Industrial Postgraduate Scholarship.

He is shown discussing a research project on

safer installation of rooftop solar panels with his

industry supervisor, Manish Nayar.

UWINDSOR FACTS

With 1,900 students registered in more than 60graduate degree programs, there is a program tosuit every need.

At UWindsor, you will experience a student-centered environment that promotes discovery,creativity, critical thinking and academic rigour.We offer competitive funding through scholarships,graduate teaching assistantships and researchassistantships.

We are located in Canadas most southerly citywhere we enjoy a moderate winter climate. Ourproximity to Michigan offers access to internationaleducational and business partnerships, and majorcultural and sporting events.

Come join us at the University of Windsor. We lookforward to meeting you!

Dr. Patricia Weir, Dean of Graduate Studies andOffice of Quality Assurance

Deans Message

Graduate studies at the University of

Windsor brings together a community

of scholars and researchers committed

to supporting graduate education and

fostering student development.

While every effort has been made to ensure thisbrochure was accurate at the date of printing, theUniversity of Windsor on-line calendar is the officialprogram document for the university.

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downtown core when the Schools of VisualArts, Music, Social Work, the filmproduction program and the Centre forExecutive and Professional Education, moveinto renovated historical buildings in 2014.

UWindsor is located at the crossroads ofNorth America, on the border betweenCanada and the US, near the beautifulDetroit River waterfront. Successive wavesof immigration have infused the city ofWindsor with a diverse, ethnic population.

This feature, in addition to its location inthe major transportation, industrial, andeconomic artery connecting Canada to theUS means that UWindsor has become aninternationally oriented, multi-disciplinedinstitution that actively encourages a broaddiversity of students, faculty and staff. Thosestrengths vault it to the forefront of Canadianuniversities in the creation of an awarenessand appreciation of difference differencesin ethnic backgrounds, differences in

cultures and differences in dreams.From that diversity, the University fosters anatmosphere of close co-operation betweenfaculty and students, creating a unifyingatmosphere of excellence across all of itsfaculties to encourage lifelong learning,teaching, research and discovery. Its basiccharacteristics of openness, warmth andsupport make UWindsor an exceptionallywelcoming community for students andfaculty from around the globe.

Graduate Studies at UWindsor

UWindsor is a student-centred universitythat takes great pride in enabling people tomake a better world through education,scholarship, research and engagement.

The University of Windsor began asAssumption College in 1857. It is a non-denominational, medium sized,comprehensive institution.

Approximately 16,500 undergraduate andgraduate students attend programs asdiverse as business, engineering, arts andsocial sciences, education, natural andhuman sciences, law and nursing.

The University is entering its most ambitiouscapital expansion since 1963. As part of thisexpansion, with the help of $40 million inOntario government funding, and a matchingamount from the federal government, theUniversity has built the 300,000-sq. ft.,$112-million Ed Lumley Centre forEngineering Innovation (CEI), a structure thatwill establish revolutionary design standards

across Canada and beyond. In addition theUniversity will expand its campus into the

Faculty Expertise

UWindsor expects great vision andachievement from its faculty. We areexperiencing unprecedented growthin research funding, prominence

and success. Our faculty members,widely published and known on aninternational level, bring a leading-edge engagement, understanding,and excellence to our graduatestudents. The latest intellectualand technical approaches are beingdeployed to augment researchclusters of international repute.

Class Size

The size of the graduate schoolensures individualized attention andmeans most students are able towork with the advisor of their choice.

International Agreements

UWindsors location on theCanada-US border presents manyopportunities for interdisciplinaryinternational studies. We haveco-operative agreements withleading American universitiesproviding access to diverse facultyexpertise and research facilities.

Quality

All of UWindsors graduate progregularly undergo a rigorous exaccreditation review to ensure alevel of quality.

Innovative Partnerships

The University is a leader in innpartnerships with business andindustry. Some examples includthe University of Windsor/ChrysCanada Ltd. Automotive Researand Development Centre; and tinternationally renowned Great Institute for Environmental ResThe University is also part of prand federal Centres of Excellenas AUTO21.

UWindsor is uniquelypositioned on theCanada-US border,presenting manyopportunities forinternational study.

UWindsor is a community of peers andprofessors with a genuine interest in excellence.As president of the Graduate Student Society, I was

welcomed by the Universitys higher administration,

sta and students and often called upon for input

and guidance. My experience at UWindsor wasmemorable and has prepared me

for my future endeavours.Samantha Clarke, MA Political Science

Graduate students come to UWindsor for many reasons, but all receive

opportunities to make important contributions through their research and

professional development.

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Our Programs

We are one of Ontarios fastest-growing research

institutions. Our renowned faculty, widely

published and known on an international level,

are committed to engaging graduate students in

research and education opportunities that are at

the forefront of their disciplines.

UWINDSOR FACTS

Arts, Humanities andSocial SciencesCommunication and Social Justice (MA)Criminology (MA)English Language, Literature and

Creative Writing (MA)History (MA)Philosophy (MA)Political Science (MA, MPP*)Psychology (PhD)Social Data Analysis (MA)Social Work (MSW, MSW/JD, PhD)Sociology (MA, PhD)Visual Arts (MFA)

Odette School of BusinessMBAMaster of Management

EducationMEd, MEd (International Cohort)PhD (Joint program)

Human KineticsKinesiology (MHK, PhD)

NursingMSc, MN, Graduate Diploma in Advanced

Practice Oncology/Palliative Nursing

EngineeringCivil Engineering (MASc, MEng, PhD)Electrical Engineering (MASc, MEng,Engineering Materials (MASc, MEng,Environmental Engineering (MASc, M

PhD)Industrial Engineering (MASc, MEng)Industrial & Manufacturing Systems

Engineering (PhD)Mechanical Engineering (MASc, MEn

MEng [Automotive], PhD)

ScienceBiological Sciences (MSc, PhD)Chemistry and Biochemistry (MSc, PhComputer Science (MSc, PhD)Economics (MA)Earth Sciences (MSc, PhD)Environmental Sciences (MSc, PhD)Mathematics and Statistics (MSc, PhMedical Biotechnology (MMB)Physics (MSc, PhD)

UWindsor provides students with an exceptional educational

opportunity. Our programs are based on a combination of classroom

instruction and research experience. Below is a comprehensive

listing of our graduate offerings.

*Degree earned through University of Michigan (Dearborn)

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Graduate assistantships (GAs)

What is a GA?

A graduate assistantship (GA) is a stipendpaid to a student to assist with the teachingneeds of the department. This can includehelping a professor with an undergraduateclass, lab or tutorial.

Who is eligible?

Full-time students in most programs.GAs are allocated by the departments.

What is the value of a GA?

The current value of a GA is $4,911.20for Masters students and $5,472.60 forPhD students for 140 hours of work persemester.

Other funding opportunities

Research assistantship funding isavailable in many departments wherefaculty members hold external researchgrants. The amount of funding variesfrom program to program. For furtherinformation, contact the relevant program.

Students may also be eligible for research

internship funding opportunities throughprograms such as Connect Canada(www.connectcanadainternships.ca)and Mitacs (www.mitacs.ca).

Graduate entrance scholarships

Who is eligible?

Students who have achieved a first-classstanding (80% North American equivalent)entering a full-time eligible Masters or PhDprogram may be considered for these awards.Offers are based on either your completedfour-year Bachelors degree if entering aMasters program, or your completed Mastersdegree if entering a PhD program.

Scholarships, Awards and Costs

Applicants wishing to be considered for entrance scholarships must applyby the specified deadline. Refer to www.uwindsor.ca/grad for details.

Early application is recommended inorder to be considered for financialsupport.

A satisfactory score on an Englishproficiency test is required for applicants

whose native language is not English.

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE)and Graduate Management AssessmentTest (GMAT) scores are required forcertain graduate programs.

Applicants whose academic credentialsare difficult to assess may be required towrite the GRE.

See the table on pages 12-14 for detailson individual departments deadlines andrequirements.*

Applicants wishing to apply for anassistantship or other financial supportshould contact the academic unitconcerned for information (see GraduateProgram Contact Information on page 15).

Things to consider before applying toUWindsor:

decide on your research interest

consult the program website forresearch being conducted in your

area of interestapply online at www.uwindsor.ca/

gradapp

once you have applied you can trackyour application online atwww.uwindsor.ca/sis

*Note that information may change. For the most

up-to-date information, please visit our web site at

www.uwindsor.ca/grad

Plan Ahead!

Plan your budget

Use the guide below to estimate what a year will cost. Average figures forthree terms tuition and book costs for most full-time, graduate prograhave been included.

Tuition and ancillary fees Canadian citizens/permanent resident $

Tuition and ancillary fees international students $ 2

Books (average figure for three terms) $

Rent or residence fees ($_____ x 12 mths) $____

Utilities (if not included in rent) ($_____ x 12 mths) $_____

Food (including meal plans if youre in residence) ($_____ x 12 mths) $____

Phone ($_____ x 12 mths) $____

Clothes and laundry ($_____ x 12 mths) $____

Personal hygiene ($_____ x 12 mths) $____

Entertainment ($_____ x 12 mths) $____

Other ($_____ x 12 mths) $____

TOTAL $____

* 2013/14 estimates. These fees apply to the majority of graduate programs. Fees for som

professional programs may be higher. Detailed information on each program's fees is a

www.uwindsor.ca/cashiers

Information on the fees for the MEng (Mechanical-Automotive) and Master of Manageme

is available from the Centre for Executive and Professional Education ( www.uwindsor.ca

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Living in Windsor

Residents enjoy 2,000 acres of parkland,including a riverfront recreational bike/rollerblading trail that begins at theAmbassador Bridge, approximatelyone block from UWindsor campus.

Located along this trail, the OdetteSculpture Park is a display of large-scalesculptures that stretch for more than fivekilometres along the Detroit River.

Close access to the US makes Windsorunique in Canada. The state of Michiganis just a few minutes away by tunnel orbridge. Here, you will find world-classmuseums, art galleries and historicallandmarks. For live entertainment, visitthe citys theatre district or take in majorleague sports including pro baseball,basketball, hockey and football.

Transit Windsor offers public bustransportation in the Windsor area, andoffers shuttle service to Detroit, withspecial shuttles for sporting events.

The city of Windsor is also situatedclose to Pelee Island and Point Pelee,the most southerly point of land inCanada, popular among recreation- andnature-minded locals. You can visitthese beautiful areas for a chance to seeextraordinary migratory birds, monarchbutterflies and second-to-none sunsets.

Housing costs in Windsor comparefavourably in affordability with the restof Canada. The average cost to rent aone-bedroom apartment in Windsor isapproximately $650 per month.

Windsor is located at the extremesouthwestern end of Ontario, at alatitude south of northern California,with mild weather to match.

Country living can be had just a fewminutes drive away from the downtowncore and the UWindsor campus.

Campus Life

Housing

Living in residence places you atthe heart of campus life, close toclassrooms, the library, healthservices, recreational and dining

facilities. The University currentlyoperates six residence halls. Detailedinformation is available atwww.uwindsor.ca/residence

Many graduate students choose torent nearby off-campus housing.Information on this option is availableat www.uwsa.ca/housing.php

Other housing facilities are alsoavailable through the Universitysaffiliate, Canterbury Collegewww.uwindsor.ca/canterbury

Windsor Lancers

Lancer Athletics is one of the premierinteruniversity athletic programsin Canada. We won five nationalchampionships in the last two seasonsalone, including back-to-back nationalwomens basketball titles! Our richtradition at UWindsor can be attributedto the dedicated student-athletes,

administrators, coaches and friendswho have helped to make the programwhat it is today.

Visit the Lancers website at:www.golancers.cafor moreinformation on taking part in the manycompetitive and non-competitivesporting opportunities.

Lancer athletics includes more thana dozen teams that compete in the

Ontario University Athleticsand Canadian InteruniversitySport leagues.

The Campus Recreation programincorporates a number of healthand fitness activities, from ballroomdancing to martial arts, cardio and

aerobic workouts to intramuralsports. It will enrich your Universityexperience and foster a lifetimeof wellness.

The St. Denis Athletic and CommunityCentre is the home turf of the WindsorLancers athletic teams and the bestplace on campus to break a sweat.

St. Denis fieldhouse seats 5,00Lancer basketball and volleybathe grass expanse of the Univeof Windsor Stadium for the footand soccer teams, a championcaliber indoor track and indoorpool, and the latest and greateaddition, The Forge.

The Forge is the universitysbrand-new, fully stocked studefitness center. Choose from 31cardio machines, 24 weight tramachines, tons of free weightspersonal training sessions andawesome group classes like Sacardio, deep water aquafitnesssculpting Pilates and Tai Chi.

ndsor is theuthernmost city innada and is located inuthwestern Ontario ate western end of theavily populated Quebecy Windsor Corridor.

Students can advantage of trecreational aoffered througcampus recreprograms. Chall kinds of fitnaquatics progwell as intramat: www.uwincampusrec

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PROGRAMS DEGREES OFFERED 1

APPLICATIONDEADLINE FOR

SEPTEMBERSTART 2


JANUARY START 2


MAY START 2ADDITIONAL TESTING 3

ological Sciences MSc, PhD July 1 November 1 March 1

usiness Administration MBA

MM

April 1

InternationalMarch 1

May 1

September 1

Minimum GMAT score of 550(verbal 26, quantitative 30, AWA 4.0)

hemistry and Biochemistry MSc, PhD July 1 November 1 March 1 GRE required for students graduating from

universities outside North America.vil Engineering MASc, PhD

MEng (Courseworkstream)July 1

International May 1Domestic June 1

November 1International August 1Domestic October 1

March 1International January 1Domestic February 1

ommunication andocial Justice

MA January 15

omputer Science MScPhD

July 1 November 1

riminology MA January 31

arth Sciences MScPhD

July 1 November 1 GRE recommended for students graduatingfrom universities outside North America.

conomics MA July 1

ducation MEd

PhD

MEd (InternationalCohort)

July 1

May 1

January admissionunder review

November 15

For details regarding the PhD program [email protected]

For details on the MEd (International Cohort)contact the Centre for Executive and ProfessionalEducation www.uwindsor.ca/professional

ectrical Engineering MASc, PhDMEng,MEng- Computer

Engineering(Courseworkstreams)

July 1International May 1Domestic June 1



ngineering Materials MASc, PhD,MEng (Courseworkstream)




GRE recommended for students graduatingfrom universities outside North America.GRE not required for MEng applicants.

nglish: Language andterature

nglish: Creative Writing

MA July 1 November 1

nvironmental Engineering MASc, PhDMEng (Courseworkstream)




nvironmental Sciences MSc, PhD July 1 November 1 March 1 GRE is strongly recommended for studentsgraduating from universities outside NorthAmerica.

istory MA July 1 November 1

dustrial Engineering MAScMEng (Courseworkstream)




GRE recommended for students graduatingfrom universities outside North America.

dustrial and Manufacturingystems Engineering

PhDMEng (Courseworkstream)




GRE recommended for students graduatingfrom universities outside North America.

nesiology MHKPhD

February 1February 1

November 1November 1

March 1

athematics and Statistics MSc, PhD February 1

Admission Requirements

PROGRAMS DEGREES OFFERED1


SEPTEMBERSTART 2


JANUARY START 2


MAY START 2ADDITIONAL TESTING

Mechanical Engineering MASc, PhD

MEng,MEng - Automotive(Course work streams)

July 1

International May 1Domestic June 1

November 1

International August 1Domestic October 1

March 1

International January 1Domestic February 1

GRE is recommended for studentgraduating from universities outsAmerica. GRE is not required for Mapplicants. For details on the ME(Automotive) contact the Centre foand Professional Educationwww.uwindsor.ca/professional

Medical Biotechnology MMB May 1 For details on the Master of MediBiotechnology program contact th

for Executive and Professional Edwww.uwindsor.ca/professional

Nursing MSc, MN,Graduate Diploma inAdvanced PracticeOncology/Palliative

Nursing

February 15

Philosophy MA July 1 November 1

Physics MSc, PhD July 1 November 1 March 1 GRE Advanced Physics Test for apwhose native language is not Engwho have not attended an Englishuniversity.

Political Science MA

MA/MPP Joint initiativewith University of

Michigan

July 1 November 1

Psychology PhD, Adult Clinical,Child Clinical, Clinical

Neuropsychology,Applied Social

December 1 Graduate Record Examination (Gis required.

Social Data Analysis MA February 15

Social Work MSW/JD (Advanced orRegular on-campus)

November1 forJD

January15forMSW

Please apply at both www.ouac.oand www.uwindsor.ca/gradapp.For details on MSW/JD, visitwww.uwindsor.ca/socialwork

MSW (Advanced Standingon-campus)

December 3 GRE or GMAT is recommended foof universities outside Canada anand for any applicant with a gradaverage below the required B.

MSW (Regular Track

on-campus)January 14

MSW (Advanced Standingoff-campus for working

professionals)

May 1 September 1 GRE recommended for graduatesuniversities outside Canada and tfor any applicant with a grade p obelow the requirement.

MSW (Regular Trackoff-campus for working

professionals)

May 1 For details on the off-campus Socprograms contact the Centre for Eand Professional Educationwww.uwindsor.ca/msw

PhD January 15 GRE is strongly recommended fowho are graduates of universitiesCanada.

Sociology MA

PhD (Social Justice)

January 31

January 31

Visual Arts MFA February 1

Early applicants will receive priority consideration for financial support.

Refer to www.uwindsor.ca/gradfor details.

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1Degree Codes

PhD Doctor of Philosophy

MASc Master of Applied Science

MA Master of Arts

MBA Master of Business Administration

MEd Master of Education

MEng Master of Engineering

MFA Master of Fine Arts

MHK Master of Human Kinetics

MM Master of Management

MMB Master of Medical Biotechnology

MN Master of Nursing

MPP Master of Public Policy 4

MSc Master of Science

MSW Master of Social Work

2 Early applicantswill receive priority consideration for financial support. Refer to

www.uwindsor.ca/grad for details.

Please note that admission deadlines are established to allow applicants enough

time to submit all documents and to allow the University enough time to make

a decision. International applicants should submit their documents at least sixmonths in advance of their planned enrolment date.

3 A satisfactory scoreon an English proficiency test is required for applicants

educated outside of an English speaking country. The minimum scores vary by

program. Refer to Admission Requirements at www.uwindsor.ca/gradapp

4 Degree earned through University of Michigan (Dearborn)

Masters Admission:Graduates of recognized universities may be admitted toprograms leading to the Masters degree. A student with a four-year degree or

equivalent in the discipline to which s/he is seeking admission, and who has an

academic standing at least in the B range in the final two years of stu dy (full-time

equivalent) may be admitted to a Masters program (M2).

PhD Admission:An applicant for admission to a graduate program leading to thedegree of Doctor of Philosophy must normally have a research-based Masters

degree. In exceptional cases, a four-year Bachelors degree, or the equivalent may be

accepted. All applicants academic standing should be unquestionably superior.

A C A DEM I C S

CONTACTS TEL. 519-253-3000 EXT. E-MAIL ADDRESS WEBSITE INFORMATION

Biological Sciences 2697 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/biology

Business Administration 3097 [email protected] www.odettemba.ca

Centre for Executive andProfessional Education 519-256-3113 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/professionalwww.uwindsor.ca/msw

Chemistry and Biochemistry 3520 spsgrad@uwind sor.ca www.uwindsor.ca/chem istry

Civil Engineering 2552 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/civil

Communication, Media and Film 2897 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/comm unications

Computer Science 3716 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/computerscience

Criminology 2191 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/criminology

Earth Science 2486 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/ees

Economics 2367 economics@u wi ndso r. ca w ww. uwi ndso r. ca/ eco no mi cs

Education 3803 edugrad@uwind sor.ca www.uwindsor.ca/education

Electrical Engineering 3429 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/electrical

Engineering Materials 2616 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/mame

English 2288 englishgrad@u wi ndso r. ca ww w. uwi ndso r. ca /e ngli sh

Environmental Engineering 2552 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/civil

Environmental Sciences 4876 [email protected] www.uwindsor. ca/g lier

History 2318 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/history

Industrial and ManufacturingSystems Engineering

2617 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/imse

Kinesiology 2430 ddupuis@uwind sor. ca www.uwindsor. ca/k inesiology

Mathematics and Statistics 3016 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/math

Mechanical Engineering 2596 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/mame

Nursing 2258 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/nursing

Philosophy 2317 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/philosophyPhysics 2647 [email protected] www.uwindsor.ca/physics

Political Science 2348 polscigrad@uwind sor.ca www.uwind sor.ca/polsci

Psychology 2215 [email protected] www.uwind sor.ca/psychology

Social Work 6096 socwork@uwindsor. ca www.uwind sor.ca/socialwork

Sociology 2191 gradsoc@uwind sor.ca www.uwind sor.ca/sociology

Visual Arts 2829 [email protected] www.uwind sor.ca/visualarts

Contact Information

CONTACTS

I moved from the UK to Canada toadvance my career as a research scientist.The University is dedicated to scientic research,

provides excellent funding opportunities

for international students and houses academics

at the top of their eld who produce

world-class research.Harri Pettitt-Wade, PhD, Environmental Science,

Ontario Trillium Scholarship recipient

ADEM IC S CONTACT S


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Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesCommunication and Social Justice (MA)Criminology (MA)English Language, Literature and

Creative Writing (MA)History (MA)Philosophy (MA)Political Science (MA, MPP*)Psychology (PhD)Social Data Analysis (MA)Social Work (MSW, MSW/JD, PhD)Sociology (MA, PhD)Visual Arts (MFA)

Odette School of BusinessMBAMaster of Management

EducationMEd, MEd (International Cohort)PhD (Joint program)

Human KineticsKinesiology (MHK, PhD)

*Degree earned through University of Michigan (Dearborn)

NursingMSc, MN, Graduate Diploma in Advanced Practice

Oncology/Palliative Nursing

EngineeringCivil Engineering (MASc, MEng, PhD)Electrical Engineering (MASc, MEng, PhD)Engineering Materials (MASc, MEng,

MEng (Computer Engineering), PhD)Environmental Engineering (MASc, MEng, PhD)Industrial Engineering (MASc, MEng)Industrial & Manufacturing Systems Engineering (PhDMechanical Engineering (MASc, MEng,

MEng [Automotive],PhD)

ScienceBiological Sciences (MSc, PhD)Chemistry and Biochemistry (MSc, PhD)Computer Science (MSc, PhD)Economics (MA)Earth Sciences (MSc, PhD)Environmental Sciences (MSc, PhD)Mathematics and Statistics (MSc, PhD)Medical Biotechnology (MMB)Physics (MSc, PhD)

Graduate programs are offered in the following areas:

E-mail: [email protected]: 519-971-3667Tel: 519-253-3000, Ext. 2109Apply online: www.uwindsor.ca/gradappContact Information:[email protected]: www.uwindsor.ca/grad

Chicago

Windsor

Toronto

Detroit

Ottawa

MontrealSault Ste. Marie

Washington

New York

CANADA

USA

Contact us for more information:

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