Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) in Mechanical Engineering - Materials in Windsor Canada | University of Windsor

Launch your path toward a dynamic career in mechanical engineering by building a strong base in machine design, CAD, and thermofluids, with practical applications across automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, and materials engineering fields. Specialization options cover automotive, aerospace, environmental, and materials disciplines. Our campus features a specialized project courtyard where students enhance their practical skills. The department fosters industry relationships through collaborative projects, coursework, and cooperative work placements.

Utilize knowledge of material structures and characteristics to create, produce, and evaluate components for diverse industries like automotive and aerospace. This encompasses working with metals, ceramics, polymers, and composite materials.

The Department of Mechanical, Automotive and Materials Engineering provides comprehensive programs that enable you to solve practical challenges alongside regional industries while gaining valuable hands-on training.

Mechanical engineers play crucial roles in designing, assessing, building, maintaining, and operating machinery and systems across various sectors, including automotive, aerospace, energy production, manufacturing, and materials processing. These professionals often expand beyond technical roles, occupying leadership positions in both private companies and public organizations. Our alumni gain specialized expertise and analytical research abilities, with many securing positions in industrial firms, consulting agencies, government bodies, and research centers.

The University of Windsor stands among Ontario's select institutions providing industrial engineering education. Industrial engineers apply smart methodologies to optimize production systems or develop adaptable manufacturing strategies, drawing from areas like operations research, production technologies, and enterprise resource planning. Our curriculum prepares you to orchestrate seamless system interactions.