University of Windsor Admission are open for the Spring 2025 and Fall 2025

The University of Windsor is excited to announce the launch of its undergraduate program in Mechatronic Systems Engineering (MSE), starting Fall 2025. This innovative program is now open for applications and is designed for future-forward students eager to lead in the development of intelligent, automated systems.

The MSE program offers an immersive learning experience at the convergence of mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering. Students will gain expertise in designing and operating advanced technologies such as industrial robotics, autonomous vehicles, MRI machines, smart household devices, and cybernetic systems. “Mechatronic systems are shaping the future, integrating across sectors from healthcare to automotive,” says Faculty of Engineering Dean Bill Van Heyst. “We’re responding to the growing demand for engineers who understand these converging technologies and can lead in automation and intelligent systems.” Highlights of the MSE program include two high-demand specializations: Autonomous Vehicles and Intelligent Manufacturing, each tailored to provide students with cutting-edge skills in machine learning, artificial intelligence, and computer vision techniques. The program equips students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills, ensuring students graduate ready to meet the demands of a fast-evolving technological landscape.

Graduates will have career pathways across diverse fields, including:

·       Automation Engineering

·       Controls Engineering

·       Electro-Mechanical Systems Engineering

·       Robotics Engineering

·       Automotive and Aerospace Engineering

·       Manufacturing Engineering

With a strong employment outlook for mechanical engineers in Ontario, the MSE program at UWindsor positions graduates to excel in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

University of Windsor Research and Innovation Report 

The University of Windsor’s latest annual report on research and innovation highlights significant achievements from the 2022-23 fiscal year. UWindsor researchers secured 316 new grants and initiated 67 projects with industry and community partners, generating nearly $33.5 million in research revenue. Dr. Shanthi Johnson, Vice-President of Research and Innovation, praised the collaborative efforts of faculty, students, and partners in expanding knowledge and nurturing future leaders. The report showcases UWindsor’s commitment to advancing research excellence and fostering innovation, positioning the university as a leader in impactful research and community engagement.