University of Windsor offers MA/MS in Automotive Engineering, a master's degree in Aerospace & Automotive Engineering programme in Windsor, Canada. The programme runs for 12 months. Tuition for international students is CAD 45,000 per total.
This Master of Engineering in Automotive Engineering is a course-based program with no thesis requirement, focusing on developments in hybrid and electric propulsion technologies and sustainable automotive development. Students can direct their studies toward career-oriented tracks such as autonomous vehicle development, electric powertrain engineering, vehicle dynamics, automotive systems integration, sustainable mobility, manufacturing leadership, or vehicle safety and compliance. Instruction is delivered at the University of Windsor as part of the Faculty of Engineering's graduate programming. The program suits engineering graduates who want to build advanced, industry-oriented expertise in automotive engineering without completing a research thesis, and it is designed to prepare graduates for engineering roles across the evolving automotive sector, particularly in areas connected to vehicle electrification and autonomous systems.
Requirements
Minimum GPA:72.00 / %
Admission Requirements: The MEng in Automotive Engineering requires an undergraduate degree in engineering (BASc/BSc/B.Eng) or equivalent, with a minimum admission average of 72% over the last four years of study; holders of the university's Honours Certificate need a 77% average to progress into the MEng. Applicants must also submit a Graduate Student Information Form and a Faculty of Graduate Studies Admission Reference form. English proficiency is required unless the applicant has completed three or more years of postsecondary study at a Canadian institution or in a country where English is the official language; the programme page does not publish its own pass score, stating only that a minimum set by the department applies, but it accepts completion of the university's ELIP Level 3 at 75% or above as an alternative pathway, per the Faculty of Graduate Studies' admission-requirements page. No start date is published on either page.
Application Details
Application Deadline:Domestic applicants (Ontario high school via OUAC 101, other-Canadian-province and US applicants via OUAC 105) apply directly through OUAC; the University of Windsor publishes no fixed institutional application deadline for these routes on its registrar or recruitment pages. International undergraduate applicants are given recommended deadlines of May 1, 2027 for September 2027 (Fall) entry, September 1, 2026 for January 2027 (Winter) entry, and January 1, 2027 for May 2027 (Spring) entry, but Windsor states it will admit qualified applicants after these dates if space remains in the program, so admission is effectively rolling for both domestic and international routes. These are institution-wide dates; this programme publishes no deadline of its own.
