The University of Windsor’s Centre for Automotive Research and Education (CARE) is committed to conducting world-class research and educational initiatives that will enhance the Canadian automotive industry and its competitiveness in the global marketplace. CARE places a high focus on collaborative industrial research and development to improve the safety and energy efficiency of vehicles through innovative design and manufacturing processes, including connected, autonomous, cybersecurity and electrified technologies.LocationLocated in the heart of the North American automotive industry, the University of Windsor has a long history of contributing to major automotive innovations and supporting the commercialization of new technologies that have made vehicles safer, smarter and cleaner. The university maintains close ties with major auto companies and suppliers such as Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Ford Motor Company and General Motors Canada.Experiential LearningThe Faculty of Engineering’s multi-faceted, accredited programs were designed to meet the evolving needs of industry, allowing students to tackle real-world problems, interact with local and global industry and benefit from a hands-on experience. Students have the opportunity to work on cutting-edge research in North America and worldwide with automotive leaders from Germany to Japan.
Graduates of recognized universities may apply for admission. In general, admission to graduate study is granted only to those students who have good academic records and who are adequately prepared to undertake graduate work in their field of specialization. In particular, an applicant for admission to a graduate program leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy must have either a Master's degree or, in exceptional cases, a four-year Bachelor's degree, or the equivalent; with a minimum average of 77% (or equivalent). Possession of the minimum requirements does not ensure admission.