INTERNATIONAL ADMISSIONS | 2014 – 2015 | www.uoit.ca/buildingmyfuture

Find your passion

and build your future.

President’s greeting 4

Where is UOIT? 6

City of Oshawa and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) 7

Why UOIT? 8

Top 5 reasons to study at UOIT 8

Technology-enriched learning environment 10

Undergraduate programs (Bachelor degrees) 12

Undergraduate programs at a glance 12

Faculty of Business and Information Technology 14

Faculty of Education 16

Faculty of Energy Systems and Nuclear Science 17

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science 18

Faculty of Health Sciences 21

Faculty of Science 23

Faculty of Social Science and Humanities 28

Graduate Studies programs (Master’s and Doctoral degrees) 31

How to apply for undergraduate programs 32

Country-specific admission requirements 33

English-language proficiency 36

Prepare your application and required documents 37

About student life and support services 40

Athletics and recreation 44

Living options 46

On-campus residences 46

Off-campus living 47

Meal plans 47

Financing your education 48

Scholarships 49

UOIT Campus 50

Campus tours 50

Open house events 50

Campus maps 51

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PRESIDENT’SgREETINg

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The University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) is developing a well-deserved reputation across North American universities for combining hands-on learning with innovative and relevant research in a technology-enriched learning environment. Our graduates are in demand because they are prepared with the knowledge and skills needed to excel and lead in today’s global workplace.

UOIT’s modern, world-class learning and research facilities houses our diverse and innovative career-focused undergraduate and graduate programs. Hands-on research opportunities, even at the undergraduate level, ensure your experience at UOIT prepares you well for the future. With more than 9,200 undergraduate and graduate students and nearly 1,400 faculty and staff, UOIT is a vibrant academic community. Here students enjoy outstanding academic support as they are challenged to push their boundaries of thinking and learning by exceptional professors.

UOIT’s international student population continues to grow. Hundreds of students from more than 80 countries have chosen UOIT as their post-secondary studies destination. Our campus is lively because we encourage all students to get involved in the vast array of extracurricular activities like clubs, social events and supporting the local community. We invite you to explore the UOIT experience and look forward to you becoming a part of our dynamic university community!

Sincerely,

Tim McTiernan, PhD President and Vice-Chancellor

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WHERE IS UOIT?

CANADACanada is consistently ranked by the United Nations as one of the top places in the world to live. With a population of about 35 million, Canada is a land of many different cultures and ethnic groups and has a strong reputation for friendliness. UOIT is situated in Canada’s industrial heartland and is in a unique position to contribute to the country’s innovation agenda, and advance learning and research through collaboration with numerous academic and business partners, both domestic and international.

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CITy OF OSHAWA AND THE gREATER TORONTO AREA www.durhamimmigration.ca

UOIT is located in the city of Oshawa, Ontario, in the heart of beautiful Durham Region and in the eastern portion of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) – Canada’s multicultural centre. Oshawa offers a fantastic mix of features and attractions (http://bit.ly/EveryDayInOshawa) within minutes of both of the university’s two locations in north Oshawa and downtown Oshawa (interactive map: www.uoit.ca/maps/uoit) including:

• Quality shopping, dining, museums, art galleries, entertainment and sporting activities

• Expansive waterfront trails for cyclists, joggers, inline skaters and nature lovers

• Great slopes for skiing and snowboarding• Competitive recreational sports including cricket

and soccer

Among the GTA’s popular destinations are the CN Tower, the Royal Ontario Museum, the Toronto Zoo, Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada and the Art Gallery of Ontario.

If you are a professional sports fan, you can catch Toronto Maple Leafs hockey (NHL), Toronto Raptors basketball (NBA) and Toronto Rock lacrosse (NLL) at the Air Canada Centre, along with Toronto Blue Jays baseball (MLB) and Toronto Argonauts football (CFL) at the Rogers Centre. Soccer fans can watch Toronto FC (MLS) matches at BMO Field.

“ UOIT is amazing because you get involved in a multi-cultural society with students from all over the world. I’ve been able to witness how people from different backgrounds deal with various problems and now I am better equipped to handle issues that were a challenge for me. Above all, you meet dedicated students who want to go out and change the world!”

– Jean Nsanzeryaka, Biological Science, class of 2016 (from Burundi)

The University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) offers a wide range of specialized programs – each designed to be career-focused and market-oriented, while pushing the boundaries of learning through imaginative uses of technology. UOIT students achieve their greatest personal potential and are able to use technology in creative ways.

TOP 5 rEASONS TO STUDy AT UOIT

UOIT students have many different opportunities to apply their knowledge and skills in real-world settings through a wide variety of experiential learning opportunities such as Capstone projects and undergraduate research opportunities.

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UOIT’s friendly, close-knit campus community inspires students to get involved and actively change the world around them. There are many opportunities – from volunteering as a peer mentor in many of our campus services to leading and participating in student government, clubs, sports teams and academic competitions. UOIT students also contribute to the local community by leading sports clinics and organizing food and clothing drives for local charities.

The advanced design features of UOIT’s beautiful, ultramodern buildings, labs, libraries and athletic facilities provide students with an exciting environment to learn and grow in.

Our international students are giving UOIT outstanding marks for its campus and student support. In 2012, our students ranked UOIT as one of the top Canadian universities for orientation activities, campus facilities, learning spaces and student advising in the International Graduate Insight Group (i-graduate) survey.

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QUICk FACTS • 70+ student clubs and associations• 7 faculties• More than 500 international students, representing 80

countries• 43 undergraduate and 27 graduate and doctoral programs• Average annual research funding: $9.5 million• 3 libraries that provide extensive print and digital

information resources and services

TECHNOLOgy-ENRICHED LEARNINg ENvIRONMENT www.itsc.uoit.ca

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At UOIT, you will have access to information and technologies that will keep you connected to your professors and peers and provide you with the skills demanded by employers.

UOIT provides all students with equipment loaded with program-specific software. The software is refreshed every year and the hardware every two years.

One of the greatest advantages of our technology-enriched learning environment is that you have equal access to the same technology, resources and services inside and outside of the classroom. you can make quality computer-based presentations, conduct Internet research, work electronically on your own or with other students and have seamless access to all online resources.

An annual technology-enriched learning fee covers:

• A wide range of program-specific software• Exam support• Extensive technical support• Hardware use• Insurance• Internet service throughout campus• Printing services• repair services• Virus protection

TECHNOLOgy-ENRICHED LEARNINg ENvIRONMENT www.itsc.uoit.ca

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UNDERgRADUATE PROgRAMS AT A gLANCEwww.uoit.ca/programsataglance

Degrees anD areas oF stuDy ouaC appliCation CoDe1 prerequisites2 page

Bachelor of Arts (Honours)Adult Education and Digital Technology DST

English

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Communication• Digital Media, Culture and Society• Globalization, Communication and Social Change

DDC 28

Community Development and Policy Studies DAO 28

Criminology and Justice• Criminal Justice• Gender, Sexualities and Justice• Race, Ethnicity and Justice• Youth, Crime and Justice

DAJ 29

Legal Studies• Alternative Dispute Resolution• Human Rights Law• Information Law

DAL 30

Forensic Psychology DPS

English. It is recommended that Biology and one of Algebra and Geometry,

Calculus, or Finite Mathematics be taken.

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Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)Commerce

• Accounting• Finance• Marketing• Organizational Behaviour and

Human Resources Management

DBCEnglish and one of: Algebra and Geometry; Calculus; or

Finite Mathematics14

Bachelor of Education

Concurrent Education/Science DSJ

English, Algebra and Geometry, and two of:

Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, or Physics

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Consecutive Education (Intermediate/Senior) D30

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)Automotive Engineering* DEA

English; Algebra and Geometry; Calculus;

Chemistry; and Physics

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Electrical Engineering* DEE 19

Manufacturing Engineering* DEM 19

Mechanical Engineering*• Energy Engineering• Mechatronics Engineering

DEC 20

Nuclear Engineering* DEN 17

Software Engineering* DEW 20

* Management option available. All undergraduate programs are four years in length.

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Degrees anD areas oF stuDy ouaC appliCation CoDe1 prerequisites2 page

Bachelor of Health Science (Honours)Health Science

• Human Health Science• Public Health

DHSEnglish; Biology; and one of:

Algebra and Geometry; Calculus;

or Finite Mathematics

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Kinesiology • Exercise Science • Health and Wellness• Rehabilitation

DKN 22

Medical Laboratory Science DHL

English, Biology, Chemistry and one of: Algebra and

Geometry, Calculus, or Finite Mathematics

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Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours)Game Development and Entrepreneurship DGD English and one of: Algebra

and Geometry; Calculus; or Finite Mathematics

15Networking and Information Technology Security DIT

Bachelor of Science (Honours)Applied and Industrial Mathematics* DSI

English; Algebra and Geometry; and two of:

Biology; Calculus; Chemistry; or Physics

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Biological Science* DSB

24• Complementary Studies DSB• Environmental Toxicology DSB• Life Sciences DSU• Pharmaceutical Biotechnology DSB

Chemistry* DSY24• Biological Chemistry DSY

• Pharmaceutical Chemistry DSW

Computing Science* DSD25

• Digital Media DSO

Concurrent Education/Science DSJ 27

Forensic Science*• Forensic Biology• Forensic Chemistry• Forensic Physics• Forensic Psychology

DSN 25

Physical Science* DSP 26

Physics*• Astrophysics

DSK DSK 26

• Energy and Environmental Physics DSE

Health Physics and radiation Science DSREnglish; Algebra and Geometry; Calculus;

Chemistry; and Physics17

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Honours)

Nursing (collaborative program with Durham College) DHN

English; Biology; Chemistry; and one of: Algebra and Geometry; Calculus; or

Finite Mathematics

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1 See page 37 (Preparing your application and required documents). 2 UOIT expects students applying for admission to bachelor degree programs to present at minimum, either an Ontario Secondary School Diploma

(OSSD); or credentials that are equivalent to the OSSD from the educational system they attended (please see pages 32 to 35). In addition, applicants are required to meet all academic prerequisites of specific programs, including specific courses, minimum grades and non-academic requirements.

FACULTy OF BUSINESS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOgy www.businessandit.uoit.ca

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (HONOURS)Integrating key business functions with the use and understanding of today’s latest technologies, this program will provide you with the skills necessary for employment in a competitive market.

In your third year you may choose one of four majors – Accounting, Finance, Marketing, or Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources Management. You may also complete a minor from one of these areas. The first two years have a common curriculum featuring simulations, teamwork and case study analysis.

Our program provides you with extensive practice in applying theory to the processes of decision-making and problem-solving.

MAJORS

aCCounting Graduates with a major in accounting can expect to pursue career paths in the financial and banking sectors. Our unique program prepares you for all professional exams and integrates all of the coursework required by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario and the requirements of the professional designations within Canada – chartered accountant (CA), certified management accountant (CMA) and chartered general accountant (CGA).

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Accountant• Auditor• Banker• Chief financial officer• Credit analyst• Financial planner

FinanCe Finance addresses the ways in which individuals, businesses and organizations raise, allocate and leverage monetary resources over time. This major prepares you for the professional designations of certified financial planner, chartered financial analyst and the CSI Global Education Inc. exam.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Budget director• Financial analyst• Investment advisor• Loan officer• Securities trader

Marketing The Marketing major develops and deepens your knowledge of consumer behaviour, marketing research and strategy formulation in a dynamic marketing environment.

Marketing The Marketing major develops and deepens your knowledge of consumer behaviour, marketing research and strategy formulation in a dynamic marketing environment. The curriculum is designed to teach skills and perspectives essential for careers in marketing, advertising, sales management, product management and marketing research.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Advertising executive• Brand manager• Marketing research analyst• Public relations manager• Purchasing manager

organizational Behaviour anD huMan resourCes ManageMent This major prepares you for the Human Resources Professionals Association (HRPA) Knowledge Exam, which allows you to complete the Certified Human Resources Professional designation. The curriculum is designed to teach you the skills and perspectives essential for a career in human resources management.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Employee benefits manager• Employee relations representative• Employment and placement manager• Human resources specialist• Training and development manager

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BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOgy (HONOURS)The Information Technology (IT) profession requires university graduates who have the necessary education and skills to work in the fast-paced world of IT. Our Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours) degree offers two program majors: Game Development and Entrepreneurship and Networking and Information Technology Security.

MAJORS

gaMe DevelopMent anD entrepreneurship This major focuses on the knowledge and skills needed to build rewarding careers within an existing business or entrepreneurial opportunity. Our Gaming and Virtual Reality Laboratory is equipped with state-of-the-art workstations, motion capture suits and software for development of animations, models, sound production, game engines and gameplay code.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Application developer• Game designer• Game programmer• Game product manager• Simulation specialist (military and civilian domain)• Technical marketing and advertising in the media and

Internet world

networking anD inForMation teChnology seCurity This major offers comprehensive knowledge and skills in planning, designing, installing, operating, managing and securing IT infrastructure. The coursework will prepare you to manage the continuing changes and challenges of the IT profession and for two levels of the Cisco certification program: Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA®) and Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP®). Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE®) is offered as a technical elective. The Networking Lab has been purposely built to support the Cisco Networking Academic curriculum, to teach concepts ranging from fundamental networking skills up to enterprise-level network engineering.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Database security manager• Information security officer• IT security trainer• Network security specialist• Web application manager

MINORS

In addition to our comprehensive programs you may choose to minor in one of the following areas: • Game Production Management (available only for Game Development and Entrepreneurship)• Marketing• Operations Management

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FACULTy OF EDUCATIONwww.education.uoit.ca

We offer four distinct undergraduate programs – the Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Adult Education and Digital Technology (AEDT), the Concurrent Bachelor of Science (BSc)(Hons)/Bachelor of Education (BEd) program, the one-year Consecutive BEd-Primary/Junior (P/J) program and the one-year Consecutive BEd-Intermediate/Senior (I/S) program.

At UOIT’s Faculty of Education you will experience a leading-edge, technology-enriched program that prepares you to teach at either the Primary/Junior level (junior kindergarten to grade 6), the Intermediate/Senior level (grades 7 to 12), or instructing adults in workplace-based education and training programs, non-formal learning environments, or social services and community education settings.

BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS) IN ADULT EDUCATION AND DIgITAL TECHNOLOgyThe Bachelor of Arts in Adult Education and Digital Technology is a fully online program that recognizes the growing importance and the current trends in formal and informal lifelong learning as professional development needs expand across academic, corporate, non-profit and volunteer sectors.

CONCURRENT BACHELOR OF EDUCATIONThis program will give you the academic background and critical skills to thrive in the classroom. Offered in co-operation with UOIT’s Faculty of Science, our Concurrent BSc (Hons)/BEd program allows you to earn two degrees and prepares you to teach science and/or math at the I/S level (grades 7 to 12).

TEACHABLES: • Biology• Chemistry

• Mathematics• Physics

CONSECUTIvE BACHELOR OF EDUCATION This program is for students who hold an appropriate undergraduate degree from a recognized university. Our one-year Consecutive program prepares you to teach elementary and/or secondary school.

ConseCutive BaChelor oF eDuCation (priMary/Junior) This one-year program prepares you to be an elementary school teacher (junior kindergarten to grade 6) with strengths in science, mathematics, literacy and technology.

ConseCutive BaChelor oF eDuCation (interMeDiate/senior)

TEACHABLES:• Biology• Chemistry• English• General Science• Geography

• Health and Physical Education• History• Mathematics• Physics• Visual Arts

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FACULTy OF ENERgy SySTEMS AND NUCLEAR SCIENCEwww.nuclear.uoit.ca

Engineers and scientists who possess knowledge of the safe, efficient generation and use of energy sources, including nuclear, wind, solar, hydro, fossil fuels, geothermal and emerging technologies have significant employment opportunities in a variety of fields. The programs have been designed in consultation with key industry representatives in the fields of energy and radiation. Graduates will possess the skills necessary to apply the theory learned in the classroom to the real needs of industry.

BACHELOR OF ENgINEERINg (HONOURS) IN NUCLEAR ENgINEERINgYou will be introduced to all aspects of the nuclear fuel cycle, from mining to plant operation to waste management. The curriculum includes courses in nuclear plant chemistry, nuclear materials and heat transport, steam generation systems, nuclear physics, and plant design. Not only will you examine the current operational fleet of reactors, you will apply your growing knowledge to the future generation of reactors (e.g. supercritical water reactors, fast reactors and fusion reactors).

This program is structured to integrate laboratory courses, field trips and research projects with core course material in order to provide the maximum experience within this exciting, challenging and essential field.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Fuel manufacturing and waste management• Nuclear engineering• Nuclear power plant design and operation

MANAgEMENT OPTION

You can choose to complement the technical studies of your engineering program with business and management courses by selecting the five-year Bachelor of Engineering and Management (Honours) program in your upper years of study..

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) IN HEALTH PHySICS AND RADIATION SCIENCEEnergy supply, medicine, agriculture, national security, manufacturing and resource-based industries are all examples of where the uses of radioactive materials or radiation-generating machines are an essential part of their operations. Radiation is also used to study materials and matter on the atomic scale. Recently radiation science has witnessed huge advances in techniques for material science using advanced radiation sources.

The curriculum is a combination of fundamental radiation science, technological methods and applications preparing graduates to lead and succeed in their future careers.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Environmental safety• Non-destructive material testing• Radiation applications in health care• Radiation protection

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FACULTy OF ENgINEERINg AND APPLIED SCIENCEwww.engineering.uoit.ca

Our innovative programs are accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board, ensuring you have the academic qualifications necessary for registration as a professional engineer in Canada when you graduate. Our programs also provide practical internship, work placement and career opportunities with leading employers.

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All Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science students begin with a common program of study, which provides you with the knowledge to make an informed decision regarding which discipline you wish to pursue in second year.

MANAgEMENT OPTION

You can choose to complement the technical studies of your engineering program with business and management courses by pursuing the five-year Bachelor of Engineering and Management (Honours) program in your upper years of study.

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BACHELOR OF ENgINEERINg (HONOURS) IN AUTOMOTIvE ENgINEERINgOur Automotive Engineering program is designed to prepare engineers to meet the urgent need for advancements in the transportation systems of cars, planes, motorcycles and trucks of tomorrow by accelerating research and development into alternative technologies such as fuel cell-driven vehicles.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Automation and control• Automotive design• Automotive production, maintenance, repair and testing• Automotive research and development• Engineering sales and marketing• Manufacturing of vehicles and components• Systems engineering and integration

BACHELOR OF ENgINEERINg (HONOURS) IN ELECTRICAL ENgINEERINgOur program focuses on the design and manufacturing of electrical and computer technologies and their component parts, as well as the integration of electrical components into complex systems. You will be prepared to find innovative solutions in the electrical and computer industry sectors which include but are not limited to computers, electronics, telecommunications, wireless communications, control systems and power transmission.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Control systems for vehicles and other applications• Electrical power generation and distribution• Integrated circuits and microelectronics• Laser technology and photonics• Speech, image and video signal processing• Wireless transmission systems

BACHELOR OF ENgINEERINg (HONOURS) IN MANUFACTURINg ENgINEERINgThe only accredited program of its kind in Canada, this program is all about the design and improvement of high-tech systems for the production and manufacturing of products. This includes the development and application of advanced technologies such as robotics, automation, new materials and intelligent controls.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Economic analysis and accounting• Manufacturing system and facility design• Operations analysis and management• Process design and control• Product design and development• Systems engineering and integration

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“UOIT is building a superb reputation nationally and internationally for its technology. So, graduating as an electrical engineer from UOIT will be awesome!”

– Anosh Joseph, Electrical Engineering, class of 2013 (from Pakistan)

FACULTy OF ENgINEERINg AND APPLIED SCIENCE (CONTINUED)www.engineering.uoit.ca

BACHELOR OF ENgINEERINg (HONOURS) IN MECHANICAL ENgINEERINgMechanical engineering overlaps with other disciplines – electrical, chemical, civil, computer and software to name a few. It is interdisciplinary and one of the broadest engineering disciplines. You will have the choice to pursue the comprehensive program or one of two specializations: Energy Engineering or Mechatronics.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Environmental systems• Heavy and precision machinery• Manufacturing and operations

MECHANICAL ENgINEERINg SPECIALIzATIONS

energy engineering The Energy Engineering specialization focuses on all aspects of energy, from its generation to its end use, including energy conversion, storage, transportation and distribution.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Design of engines and systems for power generation• Energy systems simulation and management• Heating and cooling of buildings• Refrigeration• Transportation systems

• Power generation• Quality assurance and maintenance• Research and development of new technologies

MeChatroniCs engineering This specialization will expose you to the integration of electronics and mechanical systems using automated and intelligent computer-control systems to produce new devices such as artificial hearts, anti-lock braking systems and microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and nanotechnology.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Advanced control systems• Design of robotics and automation solutions• Development of advanced automotive and

aerospace systems• Development of manufacturing technologies• Research and development of advanced industry and

consumer products, such as digital cameras

BACHELOR OF ENgINEERINg (HONOURS) IN SOFTWARE ENgINEERINgThis elite program is focused on the development and utilization of computer software as well as the design of computers, the integration of software into computer systems and the applications of software systems.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Design of software systems, networks and information systems• Design special-effects, animation, visualization and entertainment software• Develop productivity, database and business solution software• Electronics, mechatronics and robotics• Maintenance, repair and testing of software designs

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FACULTy OF HEALTH SCIENCESwww.healthsciences.uoit.ca

The increasing complexity of the health-science and health-care industries has placed a growing importance on the skills required of the health-care professional.

BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCE (HONOURS)This program has a strong interdisciplinary focus weaving together physiological, sociological and epidemiological perspectives on major health issues. It will introduce you to a broad-based curriculum, enabling you to explore the diverse aspects of health-care delivery, health promotion, disease prevention and human wellness while pursuing studies that build on your particular interests. You will receive an education that will open doors to challenging careers across a variety of health-related disciplines or lead to graduate studies in Health Science or professional degree studies such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, medicine or chiropractic.

Students in all Faculty of Health Sciences programs can apply for a fourth-year research practicum that extends throughout their final year of studies. Working under the direction of a research tutor (both UOIT and community-based), you will receive a practical experience that exemplifies the collaborative research process while providing you with a valued opportunity to apply your knowledge in an actual research setting.

HEALTH SCIENCE SPECIALIzATIONS

huMan health sCienCe This specialization focuses on the fundamental areas of science as it relates to human health and disease, including anatomy and physiology, pathophysiology, microbiology and neurophysiology. You will take upper-year electives that extend knowledge in these core areas as well as integrate critical knowledge and understanding of the health-care system in Canada.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Business and industry (e.g. regulatory affairs,

pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, research or quality assurance)

• Government agencies (e.g. quality assurance, biosafety, regulatory affairs)

• Health-care laboratory administration• Laboratory research assistant

puBliC health Public health considers health from the perspective of communities, from the neighbourhood level to national and international communities. This specialization focuses on maintaining and improving health from the perspective of disease prevention and health promotion. You will learn about the health status of populations, inequities in health, the determinants of health and illness, strategies for health promotion, disease and injury prevention and health protection, as well as the factors that influence the delivery and use of health services.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Environmental health • Health promotion program co-ordinator• Injury prevention specialist• Occupational health and safety co-ordinator• Policy analyst• Public and non-profit sector administration and/or

policy development• Rehabilitation specialist

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FACULTy OF HEALTH SCIENCES (CONTINUED)www.healthsciences.uoit.ca

MAJORS

kinesiology This major is directed toward the scientific understanding of human movement including the behavioural, biomechanical, physiological and psychological aspects. The practice of kinesiology also requires understanding the role and safe application of exercise for rehabilitation and health improvement.

Three Kinesiology options are offered within this program: Exercise Science, Health and Wellness, and Rehabilitation.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Ergonomics specialist • Fitness and health promotion • Fitness tester, trainer, consultant, manager • Registered kinesiologist • Medical equipment supply and consulting • Orthotics and prosthetics (after further study) • Sports management

MeDiCal laBoratory sCienCe The medical laboratory science specific courses cover five laboratory disciplines: biochemistry, hematology, histotechnology, microbiology and transfusion medicine. These courses emphasize the development of strong interpersonal, technical, analytical and problem-solving skills. The consolidation of these skills occurs during the two-semester practicum placement in the fourth year of the program. This program is accredited by the Canadian Medical Association.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Administrative and/or policy development position in

hospitals, the Local Health Integration Network and government

• Biotechnology and pharmaceutical researcher• Reagent, instrument and pharmaceutical sales

representative• Registered medical laboratory technologist (MLT) working

in public-health laboratories• Registered MLT working in diagnostic laboratories in

hospitals and the private sector

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSINg (HONOURS)Graduates of the BScN program are prepared to write the Canadian Registered Nurse Examination through the Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) to become a registered nurse.

Practicum placements are required in each year of the program.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Health administration and management• Health and clinical data analysis• Health policy and promotion• Registered nurse

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FACULTy OF SCIENCEwww.science.uoit.ca

Our undergraduate programs offer a strong foundation in each science discipline and specializations within them that are relevant to the real world. You will learn in modern, well-equipped laboratories and our small class sizes will provide you with personal attention from professors and staff.

MANAgEMENT OPTION (programs designated by * symbol)

The five-year Bachelor of Science and Management (Honours) program includes 10 courses in business and management, taken in the final year. Graduates emerge with a solid foundation in the key functional areas of business and management, including financial management, accounting, operations, human resources and marketing.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) IN APPLIED AND INDUSTRIAL MATHEMATICS*You will learn concepts, principles, qualitative and quantitative methods and innovative problem-solving skills to develop a range of abilities from the modelling of atmospheric physics to the complexities of managing risk in financial markets. You will gain valuable experience with work-related research projects. You will also have the opportunity to pursue a co-op option.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Academia and research• Antuary• Analyst• Communications technology companies• Financial services (banking and financial sector)

• Government agencies (Statistics Canada, Department of Defence)

• Insurance companies• Manufacturing industry• Secondary school teacher (through UOIT’s Concurrent

or Consecutive Education programs)

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FACULTy OF SCIENCE (CONTINUED)www.science.uoit.ca

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) IN BIOLOgICAL SCIENCE*The foundational areas of cell biology, genetics and molecular biology, physiology, biochemistry and developmental biology are mastered in this program. You will have access to specialized courses such as Bioethics, Neuroscience, Functional Genomics and Proteomics. All Biological Science program specializations have common courses during their first two years, allowing for flexibility and transfer between specializations. You will also have the opportunity to pursue a co-op option.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Environmental sector (Environmental Toxicology

specialization)• Food industry• Government or private research laboratory

• Pharmaceutical sector (Pharmaceutical Biotechnology specialization)

• Secondary school teacher (through UOIT’s Concurrent or Consecutive Education programs)

BIOLOgICAL SCIENCE SPECIALIzATIONS

CoMpleMentary stuDies This specialization provides a broad coverage of fundamental topics in biology. By selecting this study stream you can work with a student advisor to create a customized Biological Science program map to match your interests and career plans.

environMental toxiCology This specialization is an interdisciplinary applied field involving health, agriculture, urban development and industry. You will develop a strong base in biology and chemistry, with a focus on physiology, biochemistry, environmental science and environmental chemistry.

liFe sCienCes This specialization consists of an integrated and focused concentration on biology and chemistry, with additional courses in Neuroscience and Human Anatomy. You will gain a detailed understanding of the structure and functioning of the human body, how the brain and nervous systems work, and what happens when the brain becomes damaged, disorganized and degenerates. This program provides an excellent basis for applying to medical school.

pharMaCeutiCal BioteChnology This specialization combines a primary emphasis on biology and chemistry with molecular and cell biology, and microbiology. Biotechnology is a rapidly growing area with many applications in health, agriculture and industry.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) IN CHEMISTRy*From the experimental to the theoretical, UOIT exposes you to all major fields of chemistry: physical, analytical, organic, inorganic and biochemistry. You can choose a specialization or follow the comprehensive program. This program will prepare you for graduate and other post-degree studies such as medicine, pharmacy or dentistry. You will also have the opportunity to pursue a co-op option.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Biotechnology sector (Biological Chemistry specialization)• Chemical processing• Environmental sector• Food industry (Biological Chemistry specialization)

• Governmental research laboratories• Marketing (chemical or publishing industry)• Pharmaceutical industry (Pharmaceutical

Chemistry specialization)

CHEMISTRy SPECIALIzATIONS

BiologiCal CheMistryThis specialization provides you with a detailed understanding of biological processes at the molecular level.

pharMaCeutiCal CheMistry This specialization provides an integrated base in chemical science fundamental to the pharmaceutical industry.

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) IN COMPUTINg SCIENCE*You will obtain a theoretical foundation of information and computation and their implementation and application in computer systems. Our program explores concepts, principles, qualitative and quantitative methods, innovative problem-solving skills and practical applications. You will also have the opportunity to pursue a co-op option.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Computer consultancy• Computer programming• Gaming and media sectors (Digital Media specialization)• Information technology

• Software engineering• Systems analysis• Technical support analysis

COMPUTINg SCIENCE SPECIALIzATION

Digital MeDia Entertainment, media, education, advertising and telecommunications are being profoundly impacted as computer games, educational software, mobile devices, advertising and location-based services become pervasive and replace traditional media. Designed to complement our Game Development and Entrepreneurship program, this program explicitly addresses the underlying technologies used in game development and other forms of digital media through the science that informs it.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) IN FORENSIC SCIENCE*Our program is distinguished by a strong scientific foundation with additional focused courses such as Crime Scene Science, Criminalistics, Forensic Chemistry, Forensic Biology, as well as Forensic Drug Chemistry and Toxicology. You will be equipped with tablet computers and regularly use our innovative Crime Scene House, Forensic Ecology Facility and Forensic Laboratory; all of which will help you further your skills as a forensic scientist. As a Forensic Science student you must choose a specialization and you will follow a customized Forensic Science program map to match your interests and career plans. You can choose from one of four specializations: Forensic Biology, Forensic Chemistry, Forensic Physics and Forensic Psychology.

Within this program you will also have the opportunity to pursue a forensic-related internship during your fourth year.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Forensic scientist• Government or private research laboratory• Governmental agencies (customs and immigration or

document examination)

• Insurance and fraud investigation• Marketing (publishing industry)• Police services

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FORENSIC SCIENCE SPECIALIzATIONS

ForensiC Biology This specialization provides additional courses in the biological sciences, such as Population Genetics and Advanced Forensic Biology. This specialization is ideal if you wish to pursue a career in molecular biology.

ForensiC CheMistry The Forensic Chemistry specialization provides additional courses, which include Instrumental Analytical Chemistry and Fire Investigation, if you wish to further your skills in analytical instrumentation, analysis of fire accelerants and toxicology.

ForensiC physiCs This specialization, while still strong in biology and chemistry, allows you to explore an additional aspect of forensic science. You will take courses such as Electricity and Magnetism as well as Forensic Physics in order to more fully understand the mechanics of bloodstain patterns and vehicle collision investigations.

ForensiC psyChology This specialization is not to be confused with the Forensic Psychology degree offered in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities. This specialization will obtain a Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science degree, however, you will also have the unique opportunity to participate in numerous Forensic Psychology courses offered through the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities. You will develop your biological and chemical science skills while also obtaining a strong knowledge base of human behaviour.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) IN PHySICAL SCIENCE*Working with an academic advisor, we help you customize a program in chemistry, computing science, mathematics and physics that matches your interests and career plans. You will be prepared for graduate or other post-degree studies such as law, pharmacy and dentistry. You will also have the opportunity to pursue a co-op option.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Governmental agencies (research laboratory or

Department of National Defence)• Marketing (publishing industry)

• Secondary school teacher (through UOIT’s Concurrent or Consecutive Education programs)

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) IN PHySICS*Force, motion, light, sound, electricity, magnetism and the structure of matter all lay at the heart of natural sciences and technology. You will benefit from exposure to topics and research in renewable energy, semiconductor devices, microelectronics, materials science, biophysics, computational physics and astrophysics. This program will prepare you for graduate or other post-degree studies such as physics, material science, modelling, law, medicine, pharmacy, dentistry or physiotherapy. Within this program you will also have the opportunity to pursue a co-op option.

As a Physics student you can pursue the comprehensive program or one of two specializations: Astrophysics or Energy and Environmental Physics.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Forensic scientist• Governmental agencies (customs and immigration,

document examination, research laboratories or the Department of National Defence)

• Insurance company claims investigation

• Marketing (publishing industry)• Police agency (after required training)• Secondary school teacher (through UOIT’s Concurrent or

Consecutive Education programs)

PHySICS SPECIALIzATIONS

astrophysiCs The Astrophysics specialization focuses strongly on astronomy and astrophysics by providing both a strong base in the underlying physics of astronomy as well as knowledge of specific tools and techniques of astrophysics.

energy anD environMental physiCs This specialization is designed to meet the urgent demand for graduates with the knowledge and skills to address global issues of escalating energy consumption and declining resources. This specialization in physics is unique in Canada. It emphasizes expertise in alternative and conventional energy and the scientific principles underlying the development of novel and economical means of generating and harvesting energy, while simultaneously minimizing their environmental impact.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS)/BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (CONCURRENT)The Concurrent BSc (Hons)/BEd program allows you to earn two degrees, and also prepares you to teach science, math or computer studies at the intermediate/senior level (grades 7 to 12). For a more detailed program description please see www.education.uoit.ca.

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FACULTy OF SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HUMANITIESwww.socialscienceandhumanities.uoit.ca

The Faculty of Social Science and Humanities is ready to partner with you so you can take your place as an independent thinker and an active and contributing leader in a rapidly changing social, political and natural environment.

BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS) IN COMMUNICATIONYou will gain a strong foundation in the theory and practice of communication with an emphasis on digital media and social justice and equity. Our broadly-based liberal education in communication studies is designed to build professionally relevant skills within this area of study. The curriculum explores crucial developments in human communication, from oral traditions and the emergence of literacy to the development of contemporary social media, with an emphasis on how changes in communication technologies and practices shape culture and society.

As a Communication student you can pursue the comprehensive program or one of two specializations: Digital Media, Culture and Society; or Globalization, Communication and Social Change.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Advertising executive• Communications director• Journalist

COMMUNICATION SPECIALIzATIONS

Digital MeDia, Culture anD soCiety This specialization is designed to explore the impact of the digital culture and media industry sector. You will examine the social, political and economic transformations brought about by digital media, from gaming to social media. You will also have opportunities to experiment with software programming and digital storytelling.

• Marketing manager• Public relations specialist• Web communications manager

gloBalization, CoMMuniCation anD soCial Change This specialization examines how communication can be used to bring about social change and promote social equality in a globalized world. You will study the relationship between communication and social change in different local and global settings and examine the role of those involved in community development, foreign and domestic policy, politics and social activism.

BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS) IN COMMUNITy DEvELOPMENT AND POLICy STUDIESOur program emphasizes strategies for creating sustainable community development policies, which target improved quality of life and address important community justice and planning issues.

This interdisciplinary major draws on faculty strengths in political science, sociology, public policy, geography, philosophy, legal studies and economics to give you a multidisciplinary integrated background and an appreciation and mastery of community development theory and practice.

This program will also prepare you to pursue graduate studies in sociology, policy studies or related disciplines.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Community organizations• Fundraising• Graduate studies in sociology, policy studies or

related disciplines

• Government policy analysis and development• International aid/development worker• Outreach co-ordinator• Youth worker

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BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS) IN CRIMINOLOgy AND JUSTICEIf you are looking to pursue a career in criminology, justice, social service or prepare for graduate school or law school, this program will be useful as it provides an extensive understanding of crime and the justice system.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Human rights advocate/community activist• Government researcher and policy analyst• Police officer (after required training)

• Probation/parole officer• Social services• Various criminal justice agencies

CRIMINOLOgy AND JUSTICE SPECIALIzATIONS

CriMinal JustiCe You will explore the foundations of historical and contemporary patterns of social control, and then turn to more focused consideration of the three main institutions of formal control: police, courts and corrections.

genDer, sexualities anD JustiCe This specialization is designed for an in-depth exploration of the important and under-studied intersection between gender, sexualities and crime. You will examine topics such as the social construction of sexualities and gender, theoretical explanations for male and female offending, and the differential experiences of men, women and members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual communities within the criminal justice system.

raCe, ethniCity anD JustiCe This specialization provides historical and sociological perspectives on the intersection of race/ethnicity, crime and criminal justice. You will discover how practices of criminal justice come to reflect aspects of societal organization, including inequality, conflict and social change.

youth, CriMe anD JustiCe This specialization examines youth offending and victimization, as well as systems of youth justice in Canada and elsewhere. Particular emphasis is given to contemporary issues in youth justice and the effectiveness of the justice system in dealing with young people who come into conflict with the law.

BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS) IN FORENSIC PSyCHOLOgyYou will complete coursework in the core areas of psychology: social, cognitive, developmental, abnormal, as well as research methods and data analysis. You will take a variety of forensic psychology courses, which reflect the application of psychology to crime, policing, the courts, corrections and other aspects of the justice system. You will also take courses, concentrations or minors in areas such as criminology, legal studies, health and neuroscience with the objective of developing unique knowledge and skill sets.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Child protection worker• Corrections officer• Crime prevention co-ordinator• Law enforcement officer• Mental health technician• Probation manager• Psychologist (after further study)• Residential youth counsellor

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BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS) IN LEgAL STUDIESThis program provides an extensive understanding of socio-legal law including such areas as human rights, international law, alternative dispute resolution, and information and privacy law. The program prepares you for a variety of career and/or graduate study pursuits requiring critical thinking and analysis skills.

CArEEr OPPOrTUNITIES INCLUDE:• Human rights advocacy• Legal research and analysis• Mediation/dispute resolution

LEgAL STUDIES SPECIALIzATIONS

alternative Dispute resolution Alternative dispute resolution typically includes arbitration, mediation, early neutral evaluation, and conciliation and sentencing circles. It also offers a less-expensive and faster alternative to settling disputes and disagreements. You will learn about the increasing importance placed on alternative ways of solving disputes outside the courtroom.

huMan rights law One of the major components of Canadian and international law is human rights. This specialization will teach you the complex relationship between the law, rights and the state, while being exposed to Canadian and international human rights discourse and instruments.

inForMation law Changing technology has brought about new challenges to the legal and social control systems in modern society. You will examine a variety of emerging socio-legal issues that have resulted from rapid technological development, including law and technology, intellectual property, communication law, cybercrime and privacy law.

“ I chose UOIT because of several factors, including the initial atmosphere I felt when I first visited on a campus tour. The feeling of ‘home’ was my reason for deciding to spend four years of my life studying at UOIT.”

– Matthew Carey, Legal Studies, class of 2013

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gRADUATE STUDIES PROgRAMS (MASTER’S AND DOCTORAL DEgREES) www.gradstudies.uoit.ca

Check the website for fall, winter or spring intake dates.

• Applied Bioscience (MSc)• Applied Bioscience (PhD) • Automotive Engineering (MASc/MEng)• Business Administration (MBA)• Computer Science (MSc)• Computer Science (PhD) • Criminology (MA)• Education (MA)• Education (MEd)• Electrical and Computer Engineering (MASc/MEng)• Electrical and Computer Engineering (PhD)• Engineering Management (MEngM)

• Health Sciences (MHSc)• Information Technology Security (MITS)• Materials Science (MSc)• Materials Science (PhD) • MBA and MITS combined program• Mechanical Engineering (MASc/MEng)• Mechanical Engineering (PhD)• Modelling and Computational Science (MSc)• Modelling and Computational Science (PhD) • Nuclear Engineering (MASc/MEng)• Nuclear Engineering (PhD)

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HOW TO APPLy FOR UNDERgRADUATE PROgRAMSwww.uoit.ca/internationalrequirements

2014 - 2015 INTERNATIONAL gENERAL ADMISSION gUIDELINES The specific average or standing required for admission varies from year to year. UOIT reserves the right to determine acceptable academic credentials, grades and prerequisite courses used for admission and awards.

Please note: Meeting the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission to UOIT. If your country is not listed below, please contact the International Admissions office at admissionsinternational@uoit.ca.

AMERICAN HIgH SCHOOL CURRICULUM Applicants from the United States must achieve high school graduation with a competitive average. All applicants must present an SAT or ACT score; a minimum combined SAT score of 1800 with a minimum combined score of 1200 in Math and Critical Reading or an ACT score of 27 is recommended. Students not meeting this requirement are still encouraged to apply and will be considered on an individual basis.

Please note: UOIT's SAT code is 4192; and UOIT's ACT code is 5265.

BRITISH-PATTERNED EDUCATION Applicants from British-patterned education programs must achieve the General Certificate of Education (GCE), including a minimum of two Advanced Level courses. No grade can be below a C. Preference will be given to students with prerequisites at the A level. Transfer credit may be granted for Advanced Level courses with a final grade of an equivalent C or better, depending on the program (maximum 18 credit hours). Courses studied in the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) or International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) will be considered on an individual basis.

BRITISH COLUMBIA CURRICULUMHigh school diploma with English 12 and three additional examinable Grade 12 courses including faculty prerequisites are required. Completion of provincial exams is not required.

COMMONWEALTH OF THE CARIBBEAN CURRICULUM (Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Belize, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Guyana, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica, Montserrat, St. Kitts/Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, and Turks and Caicos)

Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) or General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) results including one of the following three:

• Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE) results (minimum six units completed)

• Minimum one year completed at a recognized post-secondary institution

• Two Advanced (A) Level courses

Please note: CSEC and CAPE results must be sent directly from the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC). Two college courses must be taken to equal one prerequisite.

INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE (IB) Full diploma candidates who achieve passes in six subjects with at least three at the Higher Level, and who accumulate a grade total of 24 with no score lower than 4 are eligible for admission to first year. Students must hold the appropriate prerequisite subjects at the Higher Level. English may be held at either Higher or Standard Level. Applicants offering prerequisites at Standard Level will be given individual consideration.

ONTARIO SECONDARy SCHOOL CURRICULUM Completion of the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), with a combination of the six best 4U or 4M level courses including prerequisites. ENG4U is a prerequisite for all programs.

ADvANCE STANDINgApplicants who have completed Advanced Placement (AP) examinations or International Baccalaureate (IB) examinations or General Certificate of Education (Advanced Level) courses may be granted up to a maximum of 18 credit hours (equivalent to three full courses or six one-semester courses) toward their UOIT degree.

Minimum subject scores of 4 in the AP examinations and 5 in the IB examinations and grade of C or better in Advanced Level (A Level) courses are required for advance standing; minimum subject scores may vary by subject.

Please note: UOIT’s AP code is 4192.

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COUNTRy-SPECIFIC ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Afghanistan: Baccalauria

Algeria: The completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du Second Degré

Argentina: Bachillerato/Bachiller

Armenia: Attestat o Srednem (Polnom) Obshchem Obrazovanii

Australia: Requirements from the different states or territories:

Australian: Capital Territory: Year 12 Certificate and Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR)/Tertiary Entrance (TE) Statement/Universities Admission Index (UAI);

• New South Wales: Higher School Certificate and ATAR/TE rank /UAI

• South Australia: Certificate of Education and ATAR/ Tertiary Education Report (TER)

• Northern Territory: Certificate of Education and ATAR/university aggregate

• Tasmania: Certificate of Education and ATAR/TE score• Queensland: Senior Certificate + QTAC Selection Rank/TE

Statement showing Overall Position and Field Position• Victoria: Certificate of Education and ATAR/ENTER + study

score• Western Australia: Certificate of Secondary Education and

ATAR/TE scores and rank

Austria: Reifeprüfungszeugnis (Matura)/Reifezeugnis

Azerbaijan: Orta Tahsil Haqqinda Attestat or Attestat o Srednem (Polnom) Obshchem Obrazovanii

The Bahamas: Bahamas General Certificate of Secondary Education (BGCSE) or CXC/GCE/CAPE/GSCE/IGCSE

Bahrain: Tawjihiya (Secondary School Leaving Certificate)

Bangladesh: Higher Secondary Certificate/Intermediate Certificate, or Polytechnic diplomas

Belarus: Diplom o Srednem Spetsialnom

Belgium: Certificat d’enseignement secondaire supérieur or Diploma Van Secundar Onderwijs or Abschlusszeugnis der Oberstufe des Sekundarunterrichts

Belize: See British-Patterned Education and/or Commonwealth of the Caribbean on page 32

Benin: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat

Bermuda: Bermuda Secondary School Certificate

Bolivia : Bachillerato/Bachiller

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Maturska Svjedodzba (Secondary School Leaving Certificate)

Botswana: Botswana GCSE (Certificate of Secondary Education)

Brazil: Certificado de Conclusão do Ensino Médio

Brunei Darussalam: Brunei/Cambridge GCE A Level

Bulgaria: Diploma Za Zavarsheno Sredno Obrazovanie (Diploma of completed secondary education)

Burkina Faso: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat

Cameroon: Cameroonian Baccalauréat

Central African Republic: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat

Chad: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat

Chile: Licencia de Educacion Media

China (People’s Republic of):• General Graduation Exam (Huikao) (verification from China

Academic Degree and Graduate Education Development Center (CDGDC)),Senior High School Graduation Diploma (in Chinese with English translation)

• High School Academic Proficiency Test (Xueye Shuiping ceshi) (verification from CDGDC), Senior High School Graduation Diploma (in Chinese with English translation)

• For Guangdong, Hunan, Hubei, Shanxi provinces: High School Academic Proficiency Test (Xueye Shuiping ceshi) (verification from CDGDC), Senior High School Graduation Diploma (in Chinese with English translation)

Colombia: Bachillerato (Diploma de Bachiller)

Congo: (formerly Zaire): Diplôme d’état d’études secondaires du cycle long or Baccalauréat

Costa Rica: Bachillerato/Bachiller en la Enseñanza Media

Cote d’Ivoire: Baccalauréat or Diplôme de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du Second Degré

Croatia: Svjedodžba o Maturi/Matura (School Leaving Diploma)

Cuba: Bachillerato; Certificado de Fin Estudios Secondarios

Cyprus: Apolyterion Lykeiou

Denmark: Studentereksamen or Hojere Forberedelseseksamen or Hojere Handelseksamen or Hojere Teknisk Eksamen

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Djibouti: The completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat

Dominican Republic: Bachillerato en Ciencias y Letras

Ecuador: Bachillerato en Humanidades or Ciencias

Egypt: Thanaweya A'ama (General Secondary School Certificate)

El Salvador: Bachillerato General

Ethiopia: General Education Certificate Examination and Higher Education Entrance Examination

Finland: Ylioppilastutkintotodistus/Studentexamensbetyg

France: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat. The Baccalaureat Technologique from France will also be considered if required subjects are included.

Gabon: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat

The Gambia: West African Examinations Council Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (WASSCE)

Georgia: Sashualo Skolis Atestasi (3A level) or Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSCE)

Germany: Abitur, OR Reifezeugnis or Zeugnis der Allgemeinen Hochschulreife

Ghana: West African Examinations Council Certificate or Senior Secondary Certificate Examination

Greece: Apolytirio Eniaiou Lykeiou

Guatemala: Bachillerato de Ciencias y Letras

Haiti: Baccalauréat 2e partie/Diplôme d'Enseignement Sécondaire

Honduras: Bachillerato en Ciencias y Letras

Hong Kong: Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE)

Hungary: Gimnaziumi Erettsegi Bizonyitvany (Matura)

Iceland: Stúdentspróf

India: All India Senior School Certificate (awarded by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) or Indian School Certificate (awarded by Indian Certificate of Secondary Education Examination (CISCE) or Year 12 State Board Exams with excellent results will also be considered individually

Indonesia: Surat Tanda Tamat Belajar Sekolah Menengah Tingkat Atas (STTB SMA) (Upper Secondary Certificate of Completion)

Iran: Diploma Metevaseth (National High School Diploma) and Pre-University Certificate

Iraq: Adadiyah (Sixth Form Baccalaureat)

Ireland: Ardteistmeireacht (Leaving Certificate)

Israel: Bagrùt or Mechina

Italy: Diploma di Esame di Stato conclusivo del Corso di Liceo Classico/Liceo Scientifico (formerly Diploma di Maturità)

Jamaica: See Commonwealth Caribbean Curriculum on page 32

Japan: Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shomeisho (Upper Secondary School Leaving certificate)

Jordan: Tawjihi (General Secondary Education certificate)

Kazakhstan: Attestat o Srednem (Polnom) Obshchem Obrazovanii (Certificate of Completed Secondary Education)

Kenya: Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE)

Korea, South (Republic of Korea): Immumgye Kodung Hakkyo Choeupchang (Academic Upper Secondary School certificate) or Kodung Academic Upper Secondary School Certificate

Kosovo: Matura (Secondary School Leaving Certificate)

Kuwait: Shahadat Al:Thanawiya:Al:A’ama (General Secondary School/Leaving Certificate)

Kyrgyzstan: Attestat o Srednem (Polnom) Obshchem Obrazovanii (Certificate of Completed Secondary Education)

Laos: First year completed at a recognized university

Lebanon: Baccalauréat (deuxième degré); Baccalauréat technique (General Secondary Education Certificate)

Liberia: Completed West African Examinations Council Senior School Certificate

Madagascar: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat

Malawi: Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE)

Malaysia: Senior High School Leaving Certificate (Certificate of Unified Examination of Malaysia Independent Chinese Secondary School System (MICSS) or Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) or Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia Vokesyenal (SPMV) or Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM)

Mali: Baccalauréat

Mauritania: Baccalauréat

Mauritius: General Certificate of Education (3A Level)

Mexico: Bachillerata (Secondary School Certificate)

Mongolia: Certificate of Complete Secondary Education

Montenegro: Diploma o Zavrsenoj Srednjoj Skoli or Matura (Secondary School Leaving Certificate)

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Morocco: Baccalauréat

Nepal: Proficiency Certificate awarded by a recognized university or Higher Secondary Certificate at Grade 12 level

New Zealand: National Certification of Education Achievement (NCEA) levels 3 or higher, including prerequisites

Niger: Baccalauréat

Nigeria: Official Senior Secondary Certificate of Education (SSCE) or Official West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE)

Norway: Vitnemal Fra Videregainde Opplaering (Upper Secondary School Certificate)

Oman: Thanawiya Amma (Secondary School Leaving Certificate)

Pakistan: Higher Secondary School certificate or Intermediate certificate (please note: Marks sheets are required for both years of study.

Palestinian National Authority: Tawjihi

Panama: Bachillerato/Bachiller

Paraguay: Bachillerato/Bachiller

Philippines: Second-year standing from a recognized university

Poland: Swiadectwo Dojrzalosci/Matura

Qatar: Al:Thanawaya Al:Amah (General Secondary Certificate/ leaving certificate) or the Qatar Senior School Certificate (QSSC)

Romania: Diploma de Bacalaureat

Russian Federation: Attestat o Srednem (Polnom) Obshchem Obrazovanii (Certificate of Secondary Education)

Saudi Arabia: Tawjihiyah (General Secondary Education Certificate – GSEC)

Scotland: Scottish Qualifications Certificate with 4 Highers

Senegal: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat.

Serbia: Diploma o Zavrsenoj Srednjoj Skoli (Diploma of Complete Secondary Education or Secondary School Leaving Certificate)

Sierra Leone: Completed West African Examinations Council Senior School Certificate

Singapore: Singapore/Cambridge GCE O level or Singapore/ Cambridge GCE A level

Slovak Republic: Maturitni Vysvedcenie/Maturita

Slovenia: Matura/Maturitetno Spricevalo (Secondary School Leaving Certificate)

Somalia: First year completed or currently enrolled at a recognized university

South Africa: Senior Certificate with matriculation endorsement

Spain: Titulo de Bachillerato (LOGSE)

Sri Lanka: Sri Lankan General Certificate of Education Advanced Levels in three subjects

Sudan: First year completed at a recognized university

Sweden: Fullstandigt Slutbetyg Från Gymnasieskola

Switzerland: Maturitätszeugnis or Certificat de Maturité (Baccalauréat in Vaud Canton) or Attestato di Maturita

Syrian Arab Republic: Al Shahada Al Thanawiya Al’Amma (Secondary school education/leaving certificate) or Baccalauréat

Taiwan: Senior High School Leaving Certificate

Tajikistan: Attestat o Srednem (Polnom) Obshchem Obrazovanii (Diploma of Completed Secondary Education)

Tanzania: Certificate of Secondary Education (CSE) and Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education (ACSE)

Thailand: Mathayom Suksa 6 (M6) (Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate)

Togo: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat.

Tunisia: Completed French Baccalaureat or Baccalaureat General or Diplome de Bachelier de l'Enseignement du Second Degré or Option Internationale du Baccalaureat.

Turkey: Devlet Lise Diplomasi (public) or Lise Bitirme Diplomasi (private)

Uganda: Certificate of Education and Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education

Ukraine: Independent External Examination

United Arab Emirates: Tawjihiyah (Secondary School Certificate)

Uruguay: Bachillerato Diversificado de Ensenanza secundaria

Uzbekistan: Attestat o srednem obrazovanii (Certificate of Secondary Education)

Venezuela: Bachillerato/Titulo de Bachiller

Vietnam: Certificate of Secondary School Graduation (Bng Tt Nghip Trung Hc Ph Thông)

Yemen: Al Thanawiya (General Secondary Education Certificate)

Zambia: School Certificate

Zimbabwe: GCE Advanced Levels/new certificate program (under review)

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ENgLISH-LANgUAgE PROFICIENCywww.uoit.ca/eslrequirements

If you are from a country where English is not the first language of instruction, you must demonstrate English proficiency to be considered for admission. You can demonstrate proficiency by one of the following:

1. Successfully completing at least three years of formal, full-time study in English. Or

2. Achieving the required proficiency on one of the English tests listed below:

• TOEFL Internet-based test (iBT): minimum score of 83 to 87 overall (may vary by program); minimum section requirements of listening: 20; reading: 20; speaking: 19; and writing: 20; or Paper-based test: 560.

• IELTS score of 6.5 with no sub-score less than 6; (Nursing and Education require a score of 7).

• CAEL score of 70 with no sub-score below 60.• MELAB minimum score of 85.

Or

3. If you have met all the admission requirements for UOIT with the exception of the English language proficiency requirement, you have the opportunity to enrol in the English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program (www.uoit.ca/eap). UOIT will extend a conditional acceptance based on obtaining a successful completion of the highest level of one of the following EAP programs: 

• CultureWorks at UOIT in Oshawa, Ontario  (www.culture-works.com/uoit).

• Trent University's ESL Program at the Oshawa, Ontario campus of Trent University. (www.trentu.ca/international/esl_englishforuniversity.php).

• Brock University’s Intensive English Language Program in St. Catharines, Ontario (www.brocku.ca/esl-services).

• ILAC Pre-degree program (High Advanced Level).• ILSC University Pathway program (Advanced Level 2).• AYJ Global Programs in China (EAP level).

Important: If you have received an offer of admission to UOIT and would like to fulfil your English language proficiency requirements by enrolling in the EAP programs, please notify the Registrar’s office at admissionsinternational@uoit.ca.

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PREPARE yOUR APPLICATION AND REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

1. CHOOSE A PROgRAM Review the Programs at a glance table found on page 12 or www.uoit.ca/programsataglance.

2. WHEN TO APPLy We accept applications on an ongoing basis, which means the sooner your application and documents are received, the sooner we are able to process. The application deadline for equal consideration to high demand programs for the September intake is February 3, 2014. For application deadlines for intakes in other semesters, please visit www.uoit.ca/internationalrequirements. You should start the process as early as possible to ensure you are considered for your top choice program and to allow enough time to obtain your study permit.

3. SEND yOUR APPLICATION 1. Submit your application online to the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) at www.ouac.on.ca.

OUAC offers a common application form for all universities in Ontario:

• If you are an international student studying outside of Canada, complete the 105F Application form.

• If you are an international student currently studying at a high school in Ontario, complete the 101 Application form. Further instructions can be obtained from your high school guidance office.

• OUAC acknowledgement: Once your application has been processed, OUAC will send you an acknowledgement email and your OUAC identification number.

• UOIT application acknowledgement: Once your application has been processed through OUAC, your application will be sent to UOIT. We will send you your official UOIT student identification number. Please include this number on all communications with UOIT.

2. Submit your supplemental documents by mail (courier or post) to UOIT registrar’s office (International Admissions).

• Submit official transcripts for all high school and post-secondary institutions that you have attended. These documents must be sent directly from the issuing institution in a sealed, institutional envelope. If official documents cannot be obtained, a notarized copy (in English) of original documentation may be accepted in special cases only. Students currently enrolled in courses should submit midterm or predicted results from their school.

• Documents must be submitted in both the original language and translated into English by a certified translator. Documents in a sealed, institutional envelope can either be sent directly from each institution or presented in person at the Registrar’s office. In special cases, notarized copies may be accepted. Documents must be received no later than May 1 for September admission.

• Students seeking transfer of credit from previous post-secondary studies must be eligible for admission and accept their offer of admission to UOIT for the transfer credit process to begin. You must provide the Registrar’s office with institutionally prepared course syllabi and an official transcript of completed courses. The course syllabi will indicate what textbook was used, credit hours, course duration, topics and sub-topics of each course. Documents must be in English or translated into English (certified translation). Photocopies of documents will not be accepted for transfer credit evaluation. Please refer to www.uoit.ca/transfer for more information.

• All applicants are required to provide proof of English language proficiency. Please review the acceptable methods of satisfying this requirement on page 36 and be sure to submit your proof of English language proficiency as soon as possible in order for your file to be assessed.

• All documents must be sent in a sealed, institutional envelope by your home institution(s) to:

UOIT Registrar’s office (International Admissions) 2000 Simcoe Street North Oshawa, Ontario, Canada L1H 7K4

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4. TRACk THE STATUS OF yOUR APPLICATIONUse the MyCampus student information portal (www.uoit.ca/mycampus) by entering your UOIT student number as the username and your date of birth as the password (MMDDYY format).

5. ACCEPT yOUR OFFER UOIT sends out offers of admissions on an ongoing basis once all appropriate documentation is received. After you have received your offer letter from UOIT, you will need to accept your offer on your OUAC account by the deadline specified in the letter. In addition, you are required to submit a C$250 (subject to change) non-refundable deposit to UOIT. Information on how to pay your confirmation deposit will be in your official offer package.

6. APPLy FOR RESIDENCEwww.uoitrez.ca

For more information about on-campus residences, see page 46.

7. APPLy FOR A STUDy PERMIT www.cic.gc.ca/study and www.uoit.ca/immigrationinfo

If you are not a permanent resident or Canadian citizen, you will need to apply for:

1. A study permit to study in Canada. You must apply for this permit outside of Canada. Apply at least six months before you intend to begin your studies. Application requirements may vary depending on your country of citizenship. The following documents are required by all study permit applicants:

• Completed study permit application (IMM 1294). • Valid passport (this should be valid for at least four years).

Please note: A study permit will not be issued past the date of expiry on a passport.

• Six photos of you and each accompanying family member, meeting the requirements of the photo specifications listed in the study permit package;

• Proof of acceptance from UOIT.• Fee payment: Please verify acceptable methods of

payment with the visa office of the Canadian diplomatic mission responsible for your country.

• Proof of sufficient funds: annual tuition costs plus $10,000 annually for living expenses ($5,000 per family member).

• Any additional documents required by the responsible Canadian visa office*.

* You must also consult the Canadian diplomatic mission serving your country as each office may have its own additional requirements. Applicants from some countries may also be required to have a medical exam or entry visa. United States citizens can apply for their study permit when they are entering Canada for immediate processing.

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2. A Temporary Resident Visa (TRV), commonly called an Entry Visa. Citizens from some countries may also be required to apply for a TRV. For a list of countries, please visit http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/apply-how.asp.

8. REgISTER FOR COURSES • After accepting your offer of admission and submitting the

confirmation deposit, you will receive information by email on how to register for your courses.

• Registration takes place online in early July at www.uoit.ca/mycampus. More information on course registration will be sent to you in late June.

• By August 15, you must pay all first-year fees (includes tuition, the technology-enriched learning fee and ancillary fees).

9. PREPARE TO COME TO CANADA www.uoit.ca/cool2behere

• Visit the UOIT International website where you will find information on the airport pickup service, international student orientation (details will be emailed), health insurance and other details on student life;

• Plan to attend the mandatory international student orientation and to settle in (information will be emailed to you with regards to dates); and

• The University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP) is a mandatory health insurance plan for all international students. UHIP provides basic and emergency health insurance while studying in Canada. Once you have registered for your courses, you will be charged the UHIP fee on your student account and will be automatically enrolled in the program. For more information, see www.uoit.ca/intlstudenthealthinsurance.

“ The Commerce program here is really good – it has a little bit of everything – marketing, accounting, finance and human resources. And unlike other universities, you can wait a year before having to decide what to major in.”

– Diana Gutiérriez Baños, Commerce, class of 2013 (from Mexico)

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ABOUT STUDENT LIFE AND SUPPORT SERvICESAt UOIT, success is always a team effort. Our commitment to your success includes a range of student services backed by friendly, knowledgeable and caring staff.

UOIT INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORTwww.uoit.ca/cool2behere

From the moment you receive your offer of admission, we are committed to helping you adjust to your new life on campus and ensure your UOIT experience is the best it can be. Our international student advisor assists students by providing support services and mentoring on a range of topics:

• A mentorship program for new international students• Answering questions about housing and other matters• Assistance with the University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP)• Liaising with your faculties to support you during your studies• Orientation session before the beginning of each academic semester• Assistance with cultural adjustment in the Canadian academic system and society• Pre-arrival information and welcome session

International students also have the opportunity to participate in fun and exciting social events throughout the year, such as a reception with the university president, holiday celebrations, sporting events, as well as other interesting and unique outings.

ABORIgINAL RESOURCE CENTREwww.uoit.ca/arc

The Aboriginal Resource Centre (ARC) provides First Nation, Métis and Inuit students with a home away from home throughout their educational journey.

ACADEMIC ASSISTANCEwww.uoit.ca/slc

The Student Learning Centre (SLC) is committed to providing all UOIT students with tutorial and academic assistance through one-on-one and group assistance of the highest calibre. The Academic Subject Specialists and Peer Tutors support students in mathematics, writing, English as a second language, physics, study skills and other subject areas. Visit www.nool.ca for supplemental online resources.

CAMPUS HEALTH CENTREwww.uoit.ca/campushealthcentre

The Campus Health Centre (CHC) is committed to providing you with the highest level of health services. Whether you have a health emergency, a concern about nutrition, muscle strains and pains or a case of the flu, you can expect quality care from our health professionals.

The CHC provides numerous confidential health services Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., including:

• Walk-in medical clinic• Acupuncture• Chiropractic care• Custom orthotics• Massage therapy• Nutritional counselling• Pharmacy• Physical therapy

The CHC also provides students with a variety of program placement and volunteer opportunities.

CAMPUS INvOLvEMENTwww.uoit.ca/ir

UOIT offers students an involvement directory that profiles all of the ways to get involved on campus. A rewarding and enriching experience is available to students who participate in these campus activities. UOIT also offers an Involvement Record (IR) that highlights a student’s university experience and is an effective tool to demonstrate skills and abilities acquired outside of the classroom to employers and graduate or professional schools.

CAMPUS SAFETy www.uoit.ca/campussafety

Your safety and security on campus is our priority. The Office of Campus Safety has implemented numerous strategies, including a 24-hour security presence at the Gordon Willey building’s main entrance (north Oshawa location) and at 61 Charles Street (downtown Oshawa location). All other buildings have coverage from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Additional safety measures include emergency guideline signage, closed-circuit television cameras and uniformed security personnel who routinely patrol in marked vehicles. Code Blue stations are located at the north Oshawa location and provide immediate contact to the security desk. The office also facilitates the Campus Walk program, which provides on-campus escorts to and from your car upon request. Security can be contacted at any time via internal telephones, cell phones and campus payphones. Classroom telephones are also equipped with a pre-programmed emergency button.

CAREER SUPPORTwww.uoit.ca/careercentre

The Career Centre offers students career support and a variety of valuable resources to help them be successful in creating their career path. Assistance is available with critiquing résumés and cover letters, advising on interview preparation and job search strategies and coaching in career decision making. In addition, the centre hosts a variety of events each year, which include employer information and networking sessions, job fairs and a Further Education Expo.

DIvERSITy OFFICEwww.uoit.ca/diversity

UOIT’s Diversity office celebrates our diverse campus environment. It assists in the production of campus cultural events, champions the rights of all students and provides diversity training and workshops. The office’s goal is to promote equality and create a heightened understanding of diversity.

FIRST-yEAR STUDENT SUPPORTwww.uoit.ca/studentlife

UOIT emphasizes building a learning community that is supportive of student success in all facets: intellectually, emotionally, socially and physically. Students have the opportunity to participate in September Orientation for both domestic and international students and programs designed to help clarify academic expectations, identify and learn how to access campus services, and connect with classmates, upper-year students and staff. In addition, UOIT offers ongoing programs such as peer mentoring to help students to proactively manage the challenge of their whole university experience.

LEARNINg COMMONS www.uoit.ca/learningcommons

The Learning Commons houses computers for students’ use. Additional amenities include dedicated tutoring rooms, digital signage, laptop stations, wired and wireless access points and printers. The IT Service Desk is also conveniently located at the north Oshawa campus location in the Gordon Willey building, as well as downtown at 61 Charles Street, to help you with any IT-related issues.

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LIBRARIES www.uoit.ca/library The UOIT libraries provide extensive print and digital information resources and services to assist you.

The libraries are located at:

• 2000 Simcoe Street North• 11 Simcoe Street North for Faculty of Education students• 61 Charles Street for Faculty of Social Science and

Humanities students Wireless connections, free inter-library loans, streaming media, specialized training sessions and one-on-one consultations are available in each library.

SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES www.uoit.ca/accessservices

UOIT is committed to providing accessible and equal education so all students can succeed in their chosen fields. To support this commitment, UOIT offers a number of valuable services to students with all types of disabilities, including students who are blind or have low vision, who are deaf or hard of hearing, and those with a physical, medical, psychiatric or learning disability as defined in the Ontario Human Rights Code.

In order to serve students effectively, disability supports are locally provided to students depending on their program location. Students enrolled at the north Oshawa location will work with the Centre for Students with Disabilities and those studying in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities or the Faculty of Education at the downtown Oshawa location will have access to support services through Student Life - Disability Services.

yOUR STUDENT ASSOCIATION www.your-sa.ca The Student Association (Your SA) provides all students with a positive academic experience by developing a sense of community and diversity on campus through clubs, events and student government. Your SA works hard to serve the needs of all students and if your interests run more towards the political arena, you may want to consider running for a position within Your SA government. The current Your SA president, Peter Chinweuba, is an international student from Nigeria.

CLUBS www.your-sa.ca

Many students first connect through one of the dozens of campus clubs. Your SA offers a number of ratified student clubs ranging from program specific to hip-hop dancing to religion and social justice. The International Students Club organizes many fun-filled events for international students.

STUDENT CENTREWhether you are enjoying a concert, purchasing a gift or just visiting with friends, the Student Centre provides a place for you to relax and unwind.

E.P. Taylor’s Restaurant and Pub is also located in the Student Centre. This campus favourite offers award-winning programming that includes concerts, battles of the bands, comedy and variety shows, karaoke and much more.

Helpful external links Study in Ontario www.studyinontario.com Education in Canada www.educationau-incanada.ca

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ATHLETICS AND RECREATION

vARSITy TEAMS• Curling • Dance • Golf• Hockey

• Rowing • Soccer • Tennis • Women’s field lacrosse

ATHLETICS www.uoitridgebacks.com

With a program that is growing stronger each year, UOIT is building a powerful reputation at the provincial and national levels.

If you think you have what it takes to join one of UOIT’s varsity teams, please visit the Ridgebacks’ website for more information including an online application form and tryout schedule or inquire at the Campus Recreation and Wellness Centre (CRWC).

RECREATION www.campusrecreationcentre.com

If you want to challenge your body as well as your mind, UOIT offers plenty of opportunities on campus to stay active and physically fit. Our spectacular 12,500-square-metre (135,000- square-foot) CRWC includes five gymnasiums, an elevated indoor walking/jogging track and the FLEX, a 929-square-metre (10,000-square-foot) fitness centre featuring top-of-the-line cardio and weight machines.

Other highlights of the CRWC include:

• Two 94-square-metre (900-square-foot) group fitness/dance studios

• Two 70-square-metre (750-square-foot) training rooms for fitness-related in-class programs

• Student office space for sports club programming and activities

• Student meeting space for intramural programming and activities

• Modern change rooms

On the UOIT north Oshawa location you will also find our:

• Campus Ice Centre• Campus Tennis Centre• Squash courts

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CAMPUS RECREATION LEAgUES • Basketball• Cricket• Ice hockey

• Indoor soccer• Volleyball

ExTRAMURAL PROgRAM The following extramural sports are offered for the competitive student who requires a more spirited game beyond intramurals. If you choose to play an extramural sport you will have the opportunity to travel throughout Ontario and compete against other post-secondary institutions.

• Men’s basketball• Men’s indoor soccer• Men’s and women’s hockey

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LIvINg OPTIONS

ON-CAMPUS RESIDENCES www.uoitrez.ca

The Simcoe Village and South Village residences provide accommodations for 1,360 students. If you are a first-year student, you’re guaranteed a spot in residence if you meet the deadline for accepting UOIT’s offer of admission and apply to residence by Monday, June 2, 2014.

At UOIT, we deliver the best of both worlds when it comes to residence – all the comforts of home in a unique campus community environment.

Our Simcoe Village (Central Hall, North Hall, South Hall) and South Village residences offer a variety of fully furnished suites. Each includes:

• A kitchenette, with mini fridge and microwave• A private, three-piece bath• A workspace

Central Hall and South Hall are open-concept suites featuring two double beds separated by a partition. North Hall and South Village offer two private bedrooms. When you fill out an application you can rank your suite choices from 1 to 4. In addition, our residences feature:

• 24-hour security• Controlled building access• Furnished lounges• A games room, meeting rooms and common study areas• Individually controlled air conditioning/heating• Light housekeeping every two weeks• A movie lounge with a large-screen TV and

theatre-style seating• On-site laundry, additional kitchen facilities and

storage space• On-site management• TV, cable, phone and high-speed Internet access

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PRICES fOR 2013 - 2014 (prices subject to change)

Simcoe Village: South Hall

Shared bedroom; fridge and microwave

$5,280; no mandatory meal plan

Simcoe Village: Central Hall

Shared bedroom; fridge and microwave

$5,280; no mandatory meal plan

South Village

Required meal plan; separate bedrooms shared bath and kitchen

$6,280 plus meal plan (ranging between $4,151 to $5,044)

Simcoe Village: North Hall

Separate bedrooms; shared bath and kitchen

$6,650, no mandatory meal plan

A final option is apartment-style residence units designed for students in their upper years of study. Each 27-unit building can house 108 students.

OFF-CAMPUS LIvINgwww.uoit.ca/ocl

One option includes Village Suites located just 0.6 kilometres from the UOIT north Oshawa location. Also, each year more private students residents are being built near this campus location.

MEAL PLANSwww.uoit.ca/dining

We offer a variety of meal plan options to suit every nutritional need and lifestyle including flex dollars, which lets you dine at all on-campus food service locations and provisions on demand (POD) dollars to be used at the POD Mini Mart located in the Simcoe residence. In addition to our many food service areas, cafeterias and cafés is the South Village residence all-you-can-eat Dining Hall. Special effort is also made to provide options for students who want kosher, halal, or vegetarian foods, or who have other specific dietary requirements.

Students living in South Village residence are required to purchase a compulsory dining plan. Students living in Simcoe Village residence or off-campus can purchase either a compulsory or voluntary dining plan. Compulsory meal plan prices range from $4,151 to $5,044 for the academic year.

FINANCINg yOUR EDUCATION www.uoit.ca/internationalrequirements

INvEST IN yOUR FUTURE A university education is one of the most important investments you will ever make. At UOIT, we endeavour to help with scholarships and employment opportunities to assist with your educational costs, however, scholarships are limited. You should be financially prepared for your entire course of studies at UOIT.

Costs for attending Uoit as an UndergradUate*

Full-time tuition for Fall and Winter terms ranges from $17,592 to $20,513

Ancillary fees (based on full-time enrolment) $921

U-Pass (transit pass) for Fall and Winter terms $154

Student organization (per 12 months) $175

Health insurance (individual rate for 12 months) $684

Technology-enriched learning fee (varies by program for Fall and Winter terms)

$898 to $993

Textbooks, supplies and personal expenses for Fall and Winter terms (varies by student need)

$3,000

Residence for Fall and Winter terms (varies by room style)

$5,280 to $6,650

Meal plan for Fall and Winter terms (depends on choice)

$4,151 to $5,044

TOTAL $32,855 to $38,134

*Costs are based on the 2013-2014 academic year, are subject to change and are in Canadian dollars. Costs are dependent on your program, room selected and meal plan selected.

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SCHOLARSHIPS www.uoit.ca/internationalrequirements

gLOBAL LEADERSHIP AWARD International secondary school students entering an undergraduate program at UOIT on a study permit and who are currently studying outside of Canada are eligible for UOIT’s Global Leadership Award (GLA). The GLA scholarship is one of UOIT’s most prestigious entrance awards. Valued at $45,920 ($11,480 annually), the GLA recognizes international secondary school applicants with strong academic and leadership abilities. Canadian citizens and permanent residents are not eligible for the GLA.

Applications for this scholarship are due by March 31, 2014. The application form is available at www.uoit.ca/entrancescholarships.

EMPLOyMENT OPPORTUNITIES There are options for you to engage in challenging work opportunities to help with expenses and gain valuable skills and experience, including:

• Co-operative education (co-op) and internships, depending on your program

• Employment on-campus • Post-graduation work permit program

UOIT offers on-campus employment positions for students called work-study positions. These positions offer part-time employment during the academic year and full-time employment during summer breaks.

In addition, international students studying full-time at a Canadian university can earn extra income to help pay for their education costs by working off campus after six months of full-time study. Providing eligibility criteria are met, you may receive an off-campus work permit allowing you to work up to 20 hours per week during the school year and full-time hours during school breaks and holidays.

After graduating from UOIT with a four-year degree, you are eligible to stay and work in Canada for three years in the general labour market (please see www.uoit.ca/immigrationinfo for more information).

CO-OP International students have the opportunity to gain paid work experience through UOIT’s co-operative or internship opportunities in selected programs. Co-op placements can help you gain practical experience related to your studies, explore career options and provide an opportunity to earn a competitive salary in the Canadian job market.

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CAMPUS TOURS www.uoit.ca/tours

The best way to experience UOIT is to participate in one of our campus tours.

Our student ambassadors will introduce you to the university and take you on an exciting tour of our diverse and award-winning campus locations. You will have the opportunity to see our buildings, classrooms, residences and student services. During your tour you will have the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about campus facilities and student life.

To schedule a campus tour, visit www.uoit.ca/tours. To take a virtual tour at any time, check out our interactive campus map at www.uoit.ca/maps/uoit.

OPEN HOUSE EvENTS www.uoit.ca/openhouse

Twice a year we host Open House events where we invite you to take a campus tour, meet current students, staff and faculty and learn more about our market-oriented academic programs and dynamic student life at UOIT.

To register for Open House and view the schedule of events, please visit the website or call us at 1.905.721.3190.

fall OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, November 2, 2013 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

WINTER OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, March 1, 2014 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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UOIT UNDERgRADUATE ADMISSIONS:

1.905.721.3190 1.905.721.3178 (fax) admissionsinternational@uoit.ca www.uoit.ca/buildingmyfuture

UOIT gRADUATE ADMISSIONS: OFFICE OF gRADUATE STUDIES

1.905.721.8668 ext. 6209 1.905.721.3119 (fax) gradstudies@uoit.ca www.gradstudies.uoit.ca

www.facebook.com/myuoit www.twitter.com/uoit www.youtube.com/uoit www.uoit.ca/blogs

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