UWindsor sits along the picture-perfect Detroit River in the heart of Canada’s Great Lakes region. Here in Canada’s southernmost city, the sun shines 2,261 hours each year.
Among the trails that wind through the area is a five-kilometre path along the waterfront for cycling or jogging. If nightlife is your thing, the music scene is hot, and we’re home to the Windsor International Film Festival and some of the best shopping around. Detroit is right across the river with its major league sports, big-name concerts and art galleries.
Windsor is one of the most diverse cities in Canada with great restaurants to match. Think bubble tea, shawarma and award-winning pizza out of a wood-fired oven. Every student gets a Transit Windsor bus pass so you can easily make your way around.
Our campus sits on the traditional territory of the Three Fires Confederacy of First Nations, comprised of the Ojibwa, the Odawa, and the Potawatomi. We acknowledge that there are few places on earth that someone before us has not called home.
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Fourth-most diverse city in Canada
Windsor International Film Festival
Major league sports
Windsor Symphony Orchestra
Essex County is surrounded by water on three sides
10 theatres
Vibrant music scene
World-class art galleries
Pho, pasta, tacos, steak, curry, sushi, halal – culinary delights from every corner of the planet
Southernmost city in Canada
Travel the city with your Transit Windsor bus pass
Nearly 50 annual food and cultural festivals held in Windsor and Essex County
Join us at the information sessions that are most convenient to you
All receptions are from 6:30 pm - 8 pm
