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• is a 6-week transition program designed to help incoming international students gain life skills and transition smoothly to UWindsor. Throughout the program, students will learn more about how to be a better student and receive information about available resources for increased success. Additionally, the program includes a peer mentorship component, pairing current students with incoming first-year students to offer guidance and support in their early weeks as UWindsor Lancers.
• A mentoring program for new students runs each semester. 
• is an arrival transition program designed to help new students get acquainted with UWindsor. It includes an informative presentation led by a current UWindsor student and a guided campus tour to help them adjust to their new environment.

• The Peer Support Centre is a drop-in centre where you can find a supportive peer to talk to. 
• Safe and inclusive space where trained peer support volunteers offer peer counselling to all University of Windsor students. 
• Offers drop-in sessions, with vetted peer support volunteers, to UWindsor students. With flexible hours, 5 days a week, you can find a time that fits your schedule and be connected in minutes to receive the support you need. No appointment necessary.

Student Health, Counselling and Wellness Services is your one-stop shop to address your wellness needs at UWindsor. Our goal is to help you understand, build and achieve your full potential so you can make the most of your university experience while navigating any challenges along the way. We offer:

• Various Learning Centres are a valuable resource for students taking science courses at the University of Windsor: 
  • Chemistry & Physics Resource Centre 
  • Computer Science Resource Centre 
  • Earth and Environmental Sciences Resource Centre 
  • Economics Help Centre 
  • Math Resource Centre 
  • Science Tutor/MySci Advisor program 

The Student Success and Leadership Centre offers free pre-recorded tutorials through the Skills to Enhance Personal Success (STEPS) program that are geared toward helping to develop study skills to achieve academic success in a university setting.

STEPS online tutorials are free of charge and no registration is required to view them.

• If you are seeking academic accommodation for a diagnosed disability (permanent or temporary), Student Accessibility Services will support you. 
• Register with Student Accessibility Services. 
• Meet with an Intake Advisor. 

The MSLC offers assistance if you are in first-year math and statistics courses.

Assistance is offered both through , a campus-wide tutoring platform, and through private tutors on the . 

• The Black Student Support Coordinator is committed to supporting and advocating for the holistic success and overall well-being of Black, Caribbean and African students in academic and non-academic matters by providing confidential referrals to resources and options and assisting students as they navigate difficult or crisis situations in the university environment.  
• Addressing Black students’ direct needs is the utmost priority of the Black Student Support Coordinator. 

We offer programs and services that help students transition to and through university life, support students in maintaining their well-being and mental health, encourage leadership development, fund co-curricular activities, enhance student support and engagement, and assist with off-campus living!

Student Health, Counselling and Wellness Services is your one-stop shop to address your wellness needs at UWindsor. We assist students in understanding, developing and fulfilling their own potential so that they can get the most out of their university experience while also managing the obstacles and challenges that come with it.

Our office provides student-centered medical services, counselling options, wellness programming and resources to support you in your university journey. 

The Career Centre offers numerous career support services and experiential learning programs designed to help bridge the classroom and the workplace, connecting students with the resources they need to navigate their career paths with confidence. Starting with developing a solid career plan, we emphasize taking a proactive approach to career planning, including exploring various career paths, developing skills and making professional connections, all the while reflecting on your experiences to allow for more informed decision making.

With a footprint larger than a major city block, the impressive 119,000 sq. ft. sports and recreation facility offers versatile spaces and a wide range of amenities for UWindsor students, employees, alumni and the Windsor-Essex community. 

With a continued emphasis on health, fitness and wellness, and a dedication to accessibility, the Toldo Lancer Centre promotes and provides opportunities for physical and social activities across all ages, fitness levels, abilities and stages of life.

This project became a reality thanks to a historic $55 million contribution from UWindsor students—the largest ever by Canadian university students—along with support from private and community partnerships.

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Dedicated, highly skilled faculty, clinical instructors, staff and an enthusiastic student body enhance the education experience of UWindsor nursing students by offering a variety of support services, which include, but are not limited to: 

• Peer mentors (Nursing Lab) 
• First-year support and tutoring 
• Academic and career advising 
• Student counselling services 

The Centre for English Language Development is your hub for academic, professional and recreational language training.

The English Language Improvement Program (ELIP) is offered online, so you can choose to acheive your English language proficiency requirements from anywhere in the world. An in-person option is also available.

At UWindsor, we are committed to recognizing what you have already learned. We prioritize your most recent academic achievement when determining admissibility, and provide a full review of your previous courses for potential transfer credit after you are accepted at the University of Windsor.

is for reference only and reflects courses previously assessed for transfer credit to the University of Windsor. The database is updated regularly as courses are being reviewed on an ongoing basis.

You can also look through the to see how courses completed at other Ontario postsecondary institutions may be transferred to programs at UWIndsor.

Summer orientation for incoming undergraduate students starting their studies in September. 

• Learn about the differences between high school and university and the skills needed to be successful in a university environment. 
• Become acquainted with the physical campus and the location of your first-year classes. 
• Connect with other incoming and upper-year students in your program. 
• Please be sure to interact with faculty and program advisors within your faculty. 
• Purchase your first piece of campus swag! 
• Sign the class banner. 
• Enter the daily draw to win a $500 tuition award. 
• Separate orientation for parents, guests and other supporters. 

• You're dedicated, you're disciplined, and your GPA shows it. Outstanding Scholars enrolls high achieving students starting their second year and gives them paid research opportunities. Achieve the most outstanding version of yourself! 
• The Outstanding Scholars Program provides Outstanding Scholars candidates with a mentoring and leadership curriculum during their first year. Outstanding Scholars candidates are invited to apply for the Outstanding Scholarship program at the end of their first year. 
• Outstanding Scholars are paid to do research outside class, working for faculty members. This unique opportunity lasts for 3 years, during your second, third and fourth years of undergraduate study.

The Odette Student Success Centre, located in-house on the first floor of the Odette School of Business, provides personalized student support by a team of highly skilled and experienced advisors. Our services are dedicated to business students through a centralized hub of information and assistance to help you along your university career. Some of the Academic Advising services we offer include:

• Understanding academic regulations, procedures and your degree requirements
• Creating or following a course sequence, registration and course selection
• Choosing a specialization and adding/choosing a minor
• Developing a plan to navigate university life deal with academic challenges
• Getting involved and access to student clubs

Throughout your studies at Odette, we’re here to provide you with a competitive advantage in the job marketplace. Among the many services available, our Odette Career Advisors assist in choosing the right career path and help strengthen their employability. As a business student, you’ll have access to career programming and one-on-one career advising appointments year-round. Some of the Career Advising services we offer include:

• Cover letter preparation, resume development, mock interview sessions
• Career advising, job search and employment strategies, LinkedIn profile critiques
• Professional designations and post-graduate education options

Additionally, you can attend academic and career development workshops and group activities that provide guidance, information and advice in the following areas:

• Specialization fairs and recruitment events
• Information sessions including professional designations, graduate studies, study skills
• Corporate and alumni networking events

For more information, please contact [email protected] or [email protected].