The University of Windsor is a safe, urban campus covering 51 hectares (125 acres) in Windsor, Ontario. It looks out on one of Canada’s most beautiful waterfronts on the Detroit River. There are 12,780 undergraduates and 2,794 graduate students. 17 percent of them are international students from nearly 100 countries. In 2013, the University of Windsor celebrated its 50th anniversary. As a top Canadian university, UWindsor is known for more than 250 leading, prestigious programs. Each one of them are fully accredited by the Ontario Universities Council on Quality Assurance. This third party council assures that all programs are of the utmost highest quality, recognized across the world, and will help open doors in your career. Most programs involve some type of experiential learning including co-op, internship, field placements or volunteer opportunities. We offer quality education, research excellence, hands-on experience, a multicultural environment, secure and welcoming communities, a rich campus life, supportive faculty and staff, and so much more. Windsor is diverse and community-oriented. Still small enough for hassle-free commutes and friendly neighborhood living. It’s also home to a symphony orchestra, great restaurants, a vibrant festival calendar, and one of the best live-music venues in Canada, as voted by CBC radio listeners. It is also Canada’s fourth most diverse city per capita providing a rich cultural mix. Average Temperatures Low (winter): 27°F / -3°C High (summer): 73°F / 23°C