Undergraduate Viewbook 2026

UNDERGRADUATE VIEWBOOK 2027-2028

Your journey starts here.

Who we are 4

Introduction

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Why students choose us

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Campus map

Academics 14

AI & Technology

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Business & Economics

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Communications & Media

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Education

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Energy & Sustainability

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Engineering

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Health Sciences & Medicine

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Law, Justice & Policy

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Psychology & Social Sciences

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Science

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Minors

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Pathways

Career readiness 38

Prepare for your career with direct-entry co-op

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Discover experiential learning

Campus life 44

Welcome to Oshawa

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Your home away from home

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Join our community

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Ridgeback life

Admissions 54

Invest in yourself

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Scholarships

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How to apply

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Admission requirements

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Full program listing

Connect with us 63

Important dates and contacts

Ontario Tech University acknowledges the lands and people of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation.

We are thankful to be welcomed on these lands in friendship. The lands we are situated on are covered under the Williams Treaties and the traditional territory of the Mississaugas, a branch of the greater Anishinaabeg Nation, including Algonquin, Ojibway, Odawa and Pottawatomi. These lands remain home to a number of Indigenous nations and people.

We acknowledge this land out of respect for the Indigenous nations who have cared for Turtle Island, also called North America, from before the arrival of settler peoples until this day. Most importantly, we remember the history of these lands has been tainted by poor treatment and a lack of friendship with the First Nations who call them home.

This history is something we are all affected by because we are all treaty people in Canada. We all have a shared history to reflect on, and each of us is affected by this history in different ways. Our past defines our present, but if we move forward as friends and allies, then it does not have to define our future.

WE ARE ONTARIO TECH.

POLONSKY COMMONS

Ontario’s fastest-growing university 50 per cent increase in student enrolment since January 2021.

We prepare you for a fast-paced, ever-evolving world driven by technology.

More than that, we welcome you into a community that supports you for life.

Learn in small classes led by award-winning professors who are invested in your success.

From admission to graduation and beyond, we’re with you every step of the way.

Through paid co-ops, internships, research, capstone projects and placements, you’ll gain meaningful, hands-on experience.

Study on a campus that evolves alongside the industries shaping our future.

We’re built for you. We’re built for next.

Here’s why students choose Ontario Tech

WE’RE R ANKED...

#1

undergraduate research university in Canada—again (Research Infosource 2025)

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#1 among undergraduate universities for reputation (Maclean’s 2026 rankings)

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Ontario’s fastest-growing university—a 50 per cent increase in student enrolment since 2021

OUR GR ADS GET HIRED...

We’re career-focused from day one You’ll gain hands-on experience through paid co-ops, internships, research and industry projects— so you’ll graduate ready to step into your career with confidence.

Built for tomorrow’s industries You won’t just study the technologies shaping the future, you’ll use them. Through strengths like our School of AI, advanced labs and hands-on projects, your learning connects directly to how industries work today and where they’re headed next.

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Programs designed around in-demand skills

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A modern campus with a fresh perspective

• Amazon • Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association

Our programs respond to how work is changing, helping you build the problem-solving, communication, adaptability and technical skills employers need.

Being part of a young university means learning in spaces designed for today’s world. Everything—from labs to lecture halls—is built to support how you learn and where you’re going next.

• Bruce Power • Canadian Nuclear Laboratories • Deloitte • Durham District School Board • Durham Regional Police Service • General Motors of Canada • Google • Hydro One • IBM • Intact Insurance • Lakeridge Health • Meta • Ontario Power Generation • SickKids • Thermo Fisher Scientific • Ubisoft 6

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A community where you’re supported From academic advising and career services to wellness and peer support, you’ll have the resources to help you succeed every step of the way.

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OF OUR GRADUATES are employed within six months of graduation

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DIRECT-ENTRY CO-OP PROGRAMS with paid work terms

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HIGH-TECH LABS built to industry standards

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INDUSTRY PARTNERS offering workplace experience

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North Campus SCIENCE BUILDING (SCI) • Conduct experiments in one of our 30 science labs.

• Study organisms in a 20,000-litre wet lab.

• Fuel up at Subway®.

• Attend a lecture in one of our largest lecture theatres with space for 250 students.

BUSINESS AND IT BUILDING (BIT) • Relax between classes in the comfortable student lounge areas.

• Learn about green roofs on campus—just one of our many environmentally friendly initiatives.

• Refuel at Hunter’s Kitchen.

• Find a seat in our lecture hall.

ENERGY RESEARCH CENTRE (ERC) • Build entrepreneurial skills and connections at Brilliant Catalyst.

• Operate nuclear power simulations.

• Study clean energy.

• Buy textbooks and gear at the Campus Store.

SHAWENJIGEWINING HALL (SHA) • Fuel up at Tim Hortons.

• Join a student club.

• Experience hands-on simulated learning in our nursing lab.

• Connect with Indigenous culture and resources at Mukwa’s Den. • Up your game at the OTSU Esports Arena.

ENGINEERING BUILDING (ENG) • Analyze machine elements.

• Build prototypes.

• Create innovative designs in our mechatronics lab.

• Study emerging energy systems.

SOFTWARE AND INFORMATICS RESEARCH CENTRE (SIR) • Create 3D-printed projects at our Makerspace lab.

• Connect with frontline staff about OSAP, course registration and get your campus ID. • Try a virtual- or augmented-reality experience.

• Work with Cisco networking products.

• Learn about IT security in the Hacker Research Lab.

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WHO WE ARE

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• Study with a bird’s-eye view of campus.

• Maximize focus in a quiet room.

• Get cozy in the Fireside Reading Room.

• Work on group projects.

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POLONSKY COMMONS

• Relax in a Muskoka chair by the reflecting pond.

• Grab a picnic table with friends.

• Attend student-led events.

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CAMPUS RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTRE

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• Book an appointment at our health clinic.

• Get active in our modern fitness facility.

• Participate in intramurals or extramurals in one of our three gyms.

• Visit Lovell Drugs Pharmacy.

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RESIDENCE

• Take a quick walk to class or to your favourite campus hangout.

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CAMPUS FIELDHOUSE

• Engage in student recreation and sports.

• Train year-round as a varsity athlete.

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ACE TESTING AND RESEARCH FACILIT Y

• Attend yoga and beach days in the climatic wind tunnel.* • Conduct exciting research alongside industry and academic experts.

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CAMPUS TR AILS

• Enjoy a nature walk between classes.

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RECREATION AND LEISURE

• Join friends for a skate or watch a Ridgebacks hockey game at the Campus Ice Centre.

• Cheer our Ridgebacks soccer and lacrosse teams at Vaso’s Field.

• Enjoy delicious pub fare at 2200 North.

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THE RIDGE

• Future site of The Ridge, our new residence coming in 2027.

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Downtown Campus CHARLES HALL (CHA)

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• Check out resources in the Social Science, Humanities, and Education Library.

• Indulge in a treat at Isabella’s Chocolate Café.

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• Connect with student clubs, events and supports through the Ontario Tech Student Union (OTSU).

• Stop by the Wellness Centre for a moment of relaxation.

BORDESSA HALL (BOR) • Conduct research in the Social Research Centre, the Centre on Hate, Bias and Extremism or the Digital Culture and Media Lab (Decimal Lab).

• Find a dedicated study space for graduate students.

• Chat with Social Science and Humanities faculty and staff.

REGENT THEATRE (REG) • Attend lectures in the large theatre.

• Enjoy live events with friends.

1 BA AGWATING INDIGENOUS STUDENT CENTRE (BIS) • Connect with Indigenous culture and resources.

• Speak with Indigenous cultural advisors.

2 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH (DTC) • Conduct research in the Psychology Research Lab. 1

TRIBUTE COMMUNITIES CENTRE

• Catch a concert, live event or hockey game.

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EXPLORE DOWNTOWN OSHAWA

• Take a five-minute walk to restaurants and entertainment.

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• Access parking at the Mary Street building.

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TAILOR YOUR PATH TO SUCCESS.

NORTH CAMPUS LIBRARY

AI & Technology ontariotechu.ca/aitech

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Step into the future with programs designed for a world driven by data, automation and digital innovation. AI and technology are more than tools; they’re the foundation for solving complex challenges, transforming industries and shaping how we live and work.

PROGR AMS Artificial Intelligence Engineering*

Electrical Engineering • Smart Grid

Arts - General • Science, Technology and Society

Game Development and Interactive Media • Video Games, Creative Industries and Society

Business Analytics and AI* Commerce • AI for Business • Cybersecurity for Business Communication and Digital Media Studies • AI for Professional Communicators • Video Games, Creative Industries and Society Computer Science • Artificial Intelligence • Interactive Computing • Software Development Educational Psychology • Learning Sciences and Technology Educational Studies • Adult Learning with Technology • Digital Technologies

Integrated Mathematics and Computer Science Mechanical Engineering • Artificial Intelligence Mechatronics Engineering • Artificial Intelligence Networking and Information Technology Security Physics • Computational Physics Sociology, Technology and Innovation • Society, Technology and Human Values Software Engineering • Internet of Things Technology Management

Pending ministry approval

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These programs offer a co-op option. If you’re interested, select the co-op program on your application. More at ontariotechu.ca/co-op.

Go to page 60 for information on admission requirements.

For course-specific information, visit ontariotechu.ca/calendar.

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CAREER-CONNECTED LEARNING Learn by doing in cutting-edge labs designed for hands-on exploration, industry collaboration and real-world problem solving.

• Build skills using industry-standard tools and software (e.g. CAD).

$5,000

GET HIRED

Women for STEM scholarships available for 20 eligible female students in STEM-focused programs

connect with employers that actively recruit our students at networking events

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250+

university and industry partners worldwide

students presented at GameCon, our project showcase with industry partners

• Design and develop your own web and mobile applications.

• Work with enterprise networks in our Hacker Research Lab. • Prepare for recognized certifications such as (ISC)2, CompTIA, Cisco CCNA and CCNP. • Create interactive media: games, simulations, and immersive experiences (VR, AR, and XR).

• Gain valuable experience through paid co-op, internship and practicum opportunities.

CANADA’S LEADER IN AI UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES Brilliant Catalyst, our innovation and entrepreneurship hub, where you can develop ideas, collaborate across disciplines and strengthen your entrepreneurial mindset.

Learn more at ontariotechbrilliant.ca

CAREER POSSIBILITIES • AI Developer • AI Solutions Specialist • Applications Developer

School of AI (SAI) Created to meet the growing demand for responsible AI leadership, the SAI brings together expertise across disciplines to help you develop technical skills, hands-on experience and the perspective to design AI solutions that address real-world challenges.

Mindful Artificial Intelligence Research Institute (MAIRI) An interdisciplinary hub advancing ethical, people-first AI research and innovation. Bringing together more than 50 researchers from every faculty, along with partners across academia, industry and community.

• Automation Specialist • Cybersecurity Analyst • Data Analyst • Game Developer • Information Security Analyst • Network Security Specialist • Quality Assurance (QA) Analyst • Robotics Technician • Software Developer • Web Developer For a full list, visit ontariotechu.ca/aitech

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Business & Economics ontariotechu.ca/buseco

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Our Business and Economics programs will prepare you for the dynamic careers of the future. You’ll experience world-class teaching, dive into research in our high-tech labs and have more than 500 businesses ready to welcome you for paid co-ops, internships and capstone projects.

PROGR AMS Accounting Business Analytics and AI* Commerce • AI for Business • Cybersecurity for Business Computer Science • Data Science Economics

Integrated Mathematics and Computer Science Mathematics for Science and Industry Marketing Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources Management

Finance

Political Science • Business and Society • Global Studies

Health Administration**

Technology Management

Entrepreneurship

Legal Studies • Alternative Dispute Resolution • Law, Technology and Society Pending ministry approval This program is fully online

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These programs offer a co-op option. If you’re interested, select the co-op program on your application. More at ontariotechu.ca/co-op.

Go to page 60 for information on admission requirements.

For course-specific information, visit ontariotechu.ca/calendar.

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CAREER-CONNECTED LEARNING Earn a degree that will take you where you want to go.

Whether that’s leading in the boardroom or living the life of an entrepreneur, one of our Business and Economics programs will get you there. You’ll graduate with relevant experience and connections with our top industry partners, giving you the boost you need in a competitive job market.

• Advance your resumé with hands-on, financial training through advanced simulation software and earn the SAP University Alliance certification or participate in one of our many paid co-op and internship opportunities.

• Take built-in courses that contribute to Certified Human Resources Leader (CHRL) and Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designations.

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500+

events, competitions, guest speakers and networking opportunities every year

companies provide paid internships and capstone opportunities

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100%

paid work terms minimum with co-op option

of students participate in experiential learning

• Prepare yourself for a career as a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) in our accredited Accounting program.

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES • Be among the first to explore the intersection of business, analytics and AI through our new Business Analytics and AI program.

• Take part in a capstone experience.

• Access international study and work opportunities.

• Gain experience and make connections with our strong industry partners.

• Volunteer with the free community tax clinic.

• Highlight your work in the student showcase.

• Explore Brilliant Catalyst, a student entrepreneurship hub that supports collaboration, innovation and new ventures.

Learn more at ontariotechbrilliant.ca

CAREER POSSIBILITIES • Accountant • AI/Machine Learning Specialist • Cybersecurity Analyst • Data Scientist • Entrepreneur • Financial Analyst • Financial Planner • Health Administrator • Human Resources Manager • Marketing Manager For a full list, visit ontariotechu.ca/buseco

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Communications & Media ontariotechu.ca/commsmed SCAN FOR MORE

Build a career in communication, media and digital creativity. Blend creativity with strategy while developing skills in storytelling, content creation and audience engagement.

Through hands-on projects and industryconnected learning, you’ll explore how technologies such as AI are changing the way we communicate, create and design. Through interactive projects and professional experience, you’ll graduate ready to create, communicate and lead in rapidly evolving industries.

PROGR AMS Communication and Digital Media Studies

Computer Science • Interactive Computing

• AI for Professional Communicators

Game Development and Interactive Media • Video Games, Creative Industries and Society

• Creativity, Digital Arts and Entertainment Industries • Strategic Communication, Social Media and Society

Marketing

• Video Games, Creative Industries and Society

These programs offer a co-op option. If you’re interested, select the co-op program on your application. More at ontariotechu.ca/co-op.

Go to page 60 for information on admission requirements.

For course-specific information, visit ontariotechu.ca/calendar.

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CAREER-CONNECTED LEARNING In our communications and media programs, you’ll work on collaborative projects and explore the latest tools shaping digital industries. From creating content and campaigns to designing interactive experiences, you’ll develop a portfolio that reflects what employers are looking for.

• Apply your skills through internships, paid co-ops and industry projects across fields like digital media, marketing and interactive design.

100%

89%

of students participate in hands-on learning

of our graduates are employed within six months of graduation

PAID CO-OP OPPORTUNITIES

• Build a professional portfolio by creating campaigns, content and interactive experiences using industry-standard tools and emerging technologies.

• Learn from industry-connected faculty and partners while gaining hands-on experience with real clients, preparing you for in-demand careers.

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES • Step beyond the classroom and into spaces where ideas become reality. At the Creators4Change Lab, you’ll have the opportunity to bring podcast ideas to life and connect with a community of like-minded creators.

• In the Decimal Lab, you’ll explore the intersection of creativity and technology, experimenting with emerging tools like data visualization, immersive media and interactive design.

CAREER POSSIBILITIES • Content Creator • Game Designer • Graphic Designer • Influencer Marketing Co-ordinator • Interactive Media Developer • Marketing Co-ordinator • Motion Graphics Designer • Social Media Manager • UX/UI Designer • Video Editor • Video Producer • Web Designer For a full list, visit ontariotechu.ca/commsmed

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Education ontariotechu.ca/edu

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Shape the future of education. Our programs will help you become an innovative and adaptable leader, ready to empower learners of all kinds—from the classroom to the modern workplace.

Prepare to be inspired by our expert instructors, immerse yourself in transformative field experiences and unlock teaching practices that truly make a difference.

PROGR AMS Concurrent Education* Consecutive Education Intermediate/Senior

Educational Studies • Adult Learning with Technology • Digital Technologies

Consecutive Education Primary/Junior

• Early Childhood Studies

Educational Psychology • Aging and Learning in an Era of Technology

• Special Education

• Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

• Developmental Science and Learning • Inclusive Educational Studies • Learning Sciences and Technology • Mental Health and Special Education

* Apply directly to the undergraduate program you’re interested in and select the Concurrent option on your application.

These programs offer a co-op option. If you’re interested, select the co-op program on your application. More at ontariotechu.ca/co-op.

Eligibility for the co-op program does not guarantee a co-op placement.

Go to page 60 for information on admission requirements.

For course-specific information, visit ontariotechu.ca/calendar.

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CAREER-CONNECTED LEARNING Today’s educators need the skills to lead inclusive classrooms and adapt to evolving learning environments.

Our Education programs will prepare you to excel in your role as an educator in both physical and virtual settings.

• Hybrid undergraduate programs in Educational Studies and Educational Psychology offer a combination of in-person and online learning, preparing graduates to thrive in modern educational environments.

• Gain professional experience through applied research projects, field placements or co-ops.

• Develop the skills to create inclusive classrooms and effectively integrate technology through our guided, practice-based Bachelor of Education (BEd) program.

• Build on your academic success through advanced study with guaranteed Master of Education (MEd) admission for BEd and Bachelor of Arts (BA) graduates who achieve a 3.7 GPA and meet the graduate studies admission requirements.

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES • Access career preparation and employer connections.

• Complete your BEd practicum placements in any English public school board in Ontario.

• Participate in Mental Health First Aid training.

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BEd program to offer micro-credential in math and coding

school board affiliations: students can complete their BEd practicum at any English public school board in Ontario

BEd program in Ontario to offer Mental Health First Aid certificate

83% of students graduate from the BEd program with an 80+ average

47 average upper-year class size

92% of students are employed within six months of graduation

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION PROGR AM Our Bachelor of Education program prepares students to lead inclusive, technology-enabled classrooms through experiential learning and hands-on teaching experience.

• Expand your learning through topics such as environmental education, equity, diversity and inclusion, Indigenous education, digital innovation and learning technologies.

CAREER POSSIBILITIES • Adult Education Specialist • Early Childhood Education Specialist • Educational Consultant • Educational Publisher • E-Learning Designer • Elementary or Secondary School Teacher • English as a Second Language Teacher • Learning Environment Designer • Online Education Specialist • Special Education Resource Teacher For a full list, visit ontariotechu.ca/edu

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Energy & Sustainability ontariotechu.ca/ensus

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If you’re ready to take on the sustainability and energy challenges of the future, our programs offer the perfect blend of expertise, innovation and experience to help you succeed in a rapidly evolving world.

Whether you’re designing sustainable solutions, developing new technologies or advocating for policy change, we’ll empower you to push the boundaries of what’s possible and create a more sustainable future for generations to come.

PROGR AMS Automotive Engineering • Railway Engineering

Mechatronics Engineering • Railway Engineering

Biological Science • Environmental Biology • Marine Biology

Nuclear Engineering

Electrical Engineering • Railway Engineering • Smart Grid Energy Engineering Industrial Engineering Manufacturing Engineering • Railway Engineering

Physics • Nanophysics Political Science • Business and Society • Global Studies Software Engineering • Railway Engineering Sustainability

Mechanical Engineering • Railway Engineering

These programs offer a co-op option. If you’re interested, select the co-op program on your application. More at ontariotechu.ca/co-op.

Go to page 60 for information on admission requirements.

For course-specific information, visit ontariotechu.ca/calendar.

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CAREER-CONNECTED LEARNING Be part of a community that’s passionate about making a positive impact on the world. From advanced research to hands-on projects, you’ll be surrounded by like-minded peers committed to shaping a more sustainable future.

• Study in programs created in consultation with key industry representatives, helping you address today’s energy and sustainability challenges and prepare for growing career opportunities.

• Learn from professors who are world-renowned specialists in their fields.

ACCELER ATING CANADA’S ENERGY FUTURE Our university is located in one of Canada’s largest nuclear power regions, with proximity to major generating stations and key industry partners.

Specialized training environments such as the Clean Energy Research Laboratory and ACE - Climatic Aerodynamic Wind Tunnel provide hands-on opportunities to test, operate and explore technologies in simulated environments.

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES • Study at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences in one of the world’s most diverse, open-ocean ecosystems. Immerse yourself in well-equipped floating labs to support numerous scientific endeavours in the ocean environment.

• Create models, build and test prototypes and collaborate with classmates in our high-tech, fully equipped Jeffrey S. Boyce Engineering Innovation and Design Studio, Engineering Machine Shop and the Student Design Concept Lab.

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in Ontario, #7 in Canada, as one of the best global universities for energy and fuel (U.S. News 2026)

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companies provide paid internships and capstone opportunities

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Canada’s first and only English-language specialization in Railway Engineering

Students in any major can earn a minor in Sustainability Studies.

Sustainability is at the core of everything we do • Our university is home to one of Canada’s largest geothermal systems. The 370 boreholes beneath Polonsky Commons provide heating and cooling to the north Oshawa campus buildings.

• Since 2016, the Pollinator Project has planted more than 9.5 hectares of pollinator gardens and 21,000 trees.

• There are nine green roofs throughout campus that aid drainage, retain heat and improve air quality. Roof runoff water is also collected in a cistern to reduce the university’s fresh water consumption of treated water from municipal sources.

CAREER POSSIBILITIES • Conservation Biologist • Educator • Electric Vehicle Engineer • Environmental Consultant • Environmental Protection Officer • Environmental Scientist • Government Employee • Nuclear Engineer • Policy Analyst • Program Advisor • Renewable Energy Specialist For a full list, visit ontariotechu.ca/ensus Some of these careers may require further study.

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Engineering ontariotechu.ca/eng

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Ready to build your future? Dive into our Engineering programs that are turning heads across the country and around the world.

Experience Canada’s only accredited undergraduate Nuclear and Automotive Engineering programs, along with hands-on learning in world-class facilities. Our programs offer a future-focused engineering education designed to help you solve real-world challenges and drive innovation.

PROGR AMS Artificial Intelligence Engineering *** Automotive Engineering • Railway Engineering Comprehensive Engineering* Electrical Engineering • Smart Grid Energy Engineering** Industrial Engineering** Manufacturing Engineering • Railway Engineering

Mechanical Engineering • Aerospace Engineering • Artificial Intelligence • Railway Engineering Mechatronics Engineering • Artificial Intelligence • Railway Engineering Nuclear Engineering Pre-Engineering Software Engineering • Internet of Things • Railway Engineering

Coming soon: Civil Engineering

These programs offer a co-op option. If you’re interested, select the co-op program on your application. More at ontariotechu.ca/co-op. * This option is intended for those who are undecided on which Engineering program they want to take. Prior to Year 2, you’re required to apply to change to one of our Engineering programs.

Changing programs is competitive; admission is not guaranteed to your program of choice.

If you do not meet the requirements, you may be placed in another Engineering program. ** These programs will be reviewed for accreditation in 2026-2027, to coincide with the first graduating class, as per CEAB requirements.

Pending ministry approval

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Go to page 60 for information on admission requirements.

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CAREER-CONNECTED LEARNING Keep your options open with a degree that leaves you with both technical engineering skills and the ability to excel in business management. We design our engineering programs in partnership with industry experts to ensure they meet the evolving demands and opportunities of the profession.

• Build industry experience through paid co-op and internship opportunities.

$5,000

#4

Women for STEM scholarships available for 20 eligible female students in STEM-focused programs

in Ontario, as one of the best universities to study engineering (U.S. News 2026)

#2

• Gain hands-on experience in our modern labs with the industry’s latest technologies—from AI to robotics to advanced manufacturing and clean energy systems.

in Canada for Energy Science and Engineering (Shanghai Ranking 2025)

• Create models, build and test prototypes and collaborate with classmates in our high-tech, fully equipped Jeffrey S. Boyce Engineering Innovation and Design Studio, Engineering Machine Shop and the Student Design Concept Lab.

1st Canada’s first and only English-language specialization in Railway Engineering

Canada’s only accredited undergraduate Nuclear and Automotive Engineering programs

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES • First-year Engineering Success Program Prepare yourself for transitioning to university-level engineering courses and any challenges you may have while adjusting to life at university. Learn more at ontariotechu.ca/engineeringsuccess • Women in Engineering and Co-op • Connect with peers and mentors through our supportive Women in Engineering community.

Build confidence, grow your professional network and gain support to thrive in your academic and career journey. Learn more at ontariotechu.ca/wie

PRE-ENGINEERING PROGR AM ontariotechu.ca/preeng Interested in Engineering but don’t have all the prerequisites?

Our one-semester Pre-Engineering program can help. You’ll take targeted courses designed to build your foundation and, upon successful completion, you can transfer into the Engineering program of your choice.* Based on your academic performance.

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• Get connected with future employers through dedicated co-op positions.

ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT Students enrolled in any Engineering program have the opportunity to transfer into the Bachelor of Engineering and Management degree by completing an extra year of courses where they’ll gain a solid foundation in business, accounting, finance, operations, marketing, human resources and project management.

CAREER POSSIBILITIES • Autonomous Vehicle Engineer • Electric Vehicle Engineer • Engineering Consultant/Project Manager • Mobility Solutions Engineer • Nuclear Engineer • Smart Home Devices Engineer • Software Development Engineer For a full list, visit ontariotechu.ca/eng

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Health Sciences & Medicine ontariotechu.ca/healthscimed SCAN FOR MORE

Turn your passion for helping others into a meaningful career. Our Health Sciences and Medicine programs combine clinical learning, research and practical experience to prepare you to make an impact.

PROGR AMS Biological Science • Applied Biotechnology • Biomedical Science Chemistry • Chemical Biology • Pharmaceutical Chemistry Forensic Science • Forensic Biology • Forensic Chemistry • Forensic Physics Health Administration* Health Sciences • Human Health Science • Public Health

Kinesiology • Biomechanics and Ergonomics • Exercise Science and Rehabilitation Medical Laboratory Science Neuroscience Nursing Psychology • Affective Science and Mental Health • Cognitive and Brain Sciences • Developmental Psychological Science

This program is fully online

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These programs offer a co-op option. If you’re interested, select the co-op program on your application. More at ontariotechu.ca/co-op.

Graduates of these programs will satisfy the course requirements to apply to medical school.

Go to page 60 for information on admission requirements.

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CAREER-CONNECTED LEARNING Engage in clinical placements, research practicums, internships and co-ops, with 100+ local, regional and national organizations.

Experience matters. By developing practical skills through hands-on learning, you’ll graduate prepared for meaningful careers in medicine, health sciences and the health-care sector.

• Satisfy course requirements for applying to medical, dentistry, pharmacy, chiropractic or veterinary school.

Look for our medical school (MD) symbol beside the programs that qualify.

• Work with simulation mannequins in the S.E. Lovell Family Innovation Suite and the Interprofessional Centre of Excellence Lab. • Perform diagnostic tests on blood, body fluids and tissue samples.

CAREER POSSIBILITIES • Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Researcher • Chiropractor • Dentist • Epidemiologist • Forensic Technologist • Health Administration or Management Leader • Health Physicist or Health Policy Advocate • Health Research Associate • Medical Laboratory Technologist • Occupational Health and Safety Co-ordinator • Occupational Therapist • Physical Therapist • Physician • Public Health Inspector or Environmental Health Officer • Registered Kinesiologist • Registered Nurse For a full list, visit ontariotechu.ca/healthscimed Some of these careers may require further study.

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MEDICAL SCHOOL PATHWAY Ontario Tech students who successfully graduate from the following programs with a minimum cumulative GPA of 75 per cent are eligible for admission* to the Doctor of Medicine (MD) program at either Saba University School of Medicine, Medical University of the Americas, St. George’s University, American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine, Ross University School of Medicine or St. Matthew’s University School of Medicine: • Biomedical Science • Chemical Biology • Forensic Biology • Forensic Chemistry • Forensic Physics

• Forensic Science • Health Sciences • Human Health Science • Neuroscience • Public Health

To learn more about the pathway program, including MD admission requirements and scholarships, visit ontariotechu.ca/medschoolpathway. *

#2

1,000+

undergraduate university in Ontario for medical science grants

practicum hours for nursing students

$5,000

1OF2

Women for STEM scholarships available for 20 eligible female students in STEM-focused programs

degree-granting Medical Laboratory Science programs in Canada

PLACEMENT COURSE CREDIT Our Health Administration and Kinesiology programs offer opportunities to earn course credit through placement. Complete Health Administration fully online, or choose Kinesiology for Ontario’s only athletic therapy placement program that awards course credit.

VETERINARY SCHOOL PATHWAY Ontario Tech students who successfully graduate with a minimum cumulative GPA of 75 per cent are eligible for admission** to the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program at St. Matthew’s University School of Veterinary Medicine. ** To learn more about the pathway program, including DVM admission requirements and scholarships, visit ontariotechu.ca/vetschoolpathway.

CHIROPR ACTIC-CMCC PATHWAY One of only two pathways of its kind in Canada, students in the Kinesiology program can apply after the first year of Kinesiology for the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) pathway.

Up to 25 students with a minimum GPA of 3.0 are admitted to this pathway by Ontario Tech. Pathway students apply to CMCC in year two and if accepted, they can complete their Ontario Tech and CMCC degrees in seven years instead of eight.

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Law, Justice & Policy ontariotechu.ca/lawjuspol

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Explore the systems, structures and ideas that shape our society—and learn to drive meaningful change. Our Law, Justice and Policy programs examine the intersection of law, governance, social issues and emerging technologies, building the critical thinking, research and analytical skills needed to tackle today’s most pressing challenges.

PROGR AMS Arts - General • Science, Technology and Society Criminology and Justice • Criminal Justice • Global Crime and Justice • Policing in Society • Victimology and Victim Studies • Youth, Crime and Justice Economics Educational Studies • Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Forensic Psychology

Legal Studies • Alternative Dispute Resolution • Human Rights and Advocacy • Law, Technology and Society Legal Studies – Accelerated UK LLB pathway Political Science • Business and Society • Global Studies Sociology, Technology and Innovation • Applied Sociology • Society, Technology and Human Values

Students in this program are eligible for our UK Law pathway program with Teesside University in Middlesbrough, England, or the University of Aberdeen in Scotland.

These programs offer a co-op option. If you’re interested, select the co-op program on your application. More at ontariotechu.ca/co-op.

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CAREER-CONNECTED LEARNING Gain practical experience, explore diverse perspectives and apply your learning to real-world challenges. You’ll graduate ready to pursue careers in law, public service, advocacy and policy, or continue your studies through graduate or professional programs.

• Build career-ready skills through mock trials, mediation simulations, policy analysis projects and research initiatives that connect disciplines like law, technology, sociology and economics.

• Learn directly from industry professionals and engage with organizations across justice, government and non-profit sectors.

• Gain a competitive edge through our new Economics program, exploring how economic systems influence politics, policy and society.

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES • Sociology, Technology and Innovation In this unique program, you’ll explore the relationship between people, technology and social change.

Gain the skills to understand emerging innovations and help shape their impact on society.

500+

100%

companies provide paid internship and capstone opportunities

of students participate in experiential learning

DOUBLE MAJOR

Explore your interests equally through a fouryear double major in Legal Studies and Political Science or Legal Studies and Forensic Psychology.

You can also pursue double major opportunities through our Criminology and Justice program.

FASTEST PATHWAY TO L AW IN CANADA With our unique partnerships, you’ll study for three years in our Legal Studies program followed by two years at either Teesside University in Middlesbrough, England or the University of Aberdeen in Scotland, to earn both a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) and a Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Graduate with two internationally recognized degrees in just five years and get a head start on your legal career—in Canada or abroad.

• Honours Thesis option Work one-on-one with a faculty supervisor to complete an original research project.

CAREER POSSIBILITIES • Compliance Officer • Court and Legal Services Co-ordinator • Criminal Intelligence Analyst • Economic Analyst • Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Specialist • Human Rights Officer • Law Clerk or Legal Assistant • Legislative or Parliamentary Assistant • Non-profit Program Manager • Police or Community Safety Officer • Policy Analyst • Research Analyst (Social Sciences) • Victim Services Specialist For a full list, visit ontariotechu.ca/lawjuspol

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Psychology & Social Sciences ontariotechu.ca/psychsosci SCAN FOR MORE

Learn with skilled educators and researchers to create social change and shape the future. Develop critical-thinking skills in the classroom and gain practical, hands-on learning through practicums, internships, co-ops and research opportunities.

PROGR AMS Arts – General • Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship Criminology and Justice • Victimology and Victim Studies Educational Psychology • Aging and Learning in an Era of Technology • Developmental Science and Learning • Inclusive Educational Studies • Learning Sciences and Technology • Mental Health and Special Education

Forensic Psychology Legal Studies • Alternative Dispute Resolution Psychology • Affective Science and Mental Health • Cognitive and Brain Sciences • Developmental Psychological Science Sociology, Technology and Innovation • Applied Sociology • Society, Technology and Human Values

These programs offer a co-op option. If you’re interested, select the co-op program on your application. More at ontariotechu.ca/co-op.

Go to page 60 for information on admission requirements.

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CAREER-CONNECTED LEARNING Make positive changes in the world by learning how relationships between practice, research and theory interact. You’ll gain important skills that will help you communicate your ideas and connect with others in the workplace and beyond.

• Develop transferable skills—critical thinking, communication, data analysis and ethical decision-making.

• Engage directly with community partners, helping them tackle social inequality and injustice.

• Gain insight into how psychology can help address issues in the justice system.

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES

150+

partner organizations

#1

100%

undergraduate university in Canada for social science and humanities grants

of students participate in hands-on learning

MINORS Give your degree a competitive edge. We offer a diverse array of industry-relevant minors. Check them out on page 34.

Specialize your Psychology degree in Affective Science and Mental Health, Cognitive and Brain Sciences, or Developmental Psychological Science.

ACTIVE LEARNING: RESEARCH L ABS AND CENTRES • Creators4Change Studio • Decimal Lab • Digital Life Institute • Psychology labs

CAREER POSSIBILITIES • Behavioural Scientist • Child and Youth Worker • Community Development Officer • Conflict Resolution Specialist • Correctional Program Officer • Human Services Co-ordinator • Mental Health Case Manager • Policy Analyst • Program Evaluator • Research Analyst (Social Sciences) • Social Innovation Consultant • Victim Services Worker • Workplace Learning and Development Specialist For a full list, visit ontariotechu.ca/psychsosci Some of these careers may require further study.

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Science ontariotechu.ca/sci

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Discover some of the most comprehensive undergraduate programs available anywhere.

You’ll learn from experienced professors and engage in hands-on learning in our modern labs.

PROGR AMS Biological Science • Applied Biotechnology • Biomedical Science • Environmental Biology • Marine Biology Chemistry • Chemical Biology • Pharmaceutical Chemistry Computer Science • Artificial Intelligence • Data Science • Interactive Computing • Software Development Forensic Science • Forensic Biology • Forensic Chemistry • Forensic Physics Health Sciences • Human Health Science

Integrated Mathematics and Computer Science Mathematics for Science and Industry Medical Laboratory Science Neuroscience Physics • Astrophysics • Computational Physics • Nanophysics Psychology • Affective Science and Mental Health • Cognitive and Brain Sciences • Developmental Psychological Science Sustainability

These programs offer a co-op option. If you’re interested, select the co-op program on your application. More at ontariotechu.ca/co-op.

Graduates of these programs will satisfy the course requirements to apply to medical school.

Go to page 60 for information on admission requirements.

For course-specific information, visit ontariotechu.ca/calendar.

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CAREER-CONNECTED LEARNING Explore innovation in one of our unique Science programs. Our programs prepare you for a future in a broad range of science-based careers.

• Collect and analyze evidence and apply it to forensic investigations in our unique Crime Scene House.

• Develop your own interactive web and mobile applications by using tech-industry operating platforms.

• Learn from professors who are world-renowned specialists in their fields.

• Study at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences in one of the world’s most diverse, open-ocean ecosystems.

$5,000

84%

Women for STEM scholarships available for 20 eligible female students in STEM-focused programs

of Science students are employed within six months of graduation

The only Forensic Science program in Canada accredited by the Forensic Science Programs Accreditation Commission recognizing that our curriculum, labs, faculty and research have met the standards of the accreditation commission

• Examine the impact of contaminants on aquatic life and develop tools for environmental threats response in our 20,000-L wet lab.

MANAGEMENT OPTION Complete an extra year of courses and you’ll gain a solid foundation in business, accounting, finance, operations, marketing and human resources.

CAREER POSSIBILITIES • Computational Modeller • Conservation Biologist • Correctional Officer • Drug Discovery and Pharmaceutical Researcher • Energy Supply Specialist • Environmental Protection Officer • Epidemiologist • Financial Analyst • Forensic Identification Assistant • Forensic Scientist • Genetics Technologist • Machine Learning and Data Scientist • Medical Professional (e.g. Dentist, Physician, Pharmacist, Veterinarian) • Nanotechnologist • Nuclear Regulatory Program Officer • Occupational Health and Safety Co-ordinator • Police Officer • Quality Control Technician • Registered Medical Laboratory Technologist For a full list, visit ontariotechu.ca/sci Some of these careers may require further study.

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Minors ontariotechu.ca/minors

Tailor your degree to help you prepare for your career or enjoy courses in something you’re passionate about, like Forensic Psychology, Indigenous Studies, Sustainability Studies or Astronomy.

WHAT IS A MINOR? A minor is a secondary subject of personal or professional interest that complements the major program you’re in. We offer a variety of minors to enhance your education including: • Accounting*

• Law, Technology and Society

• AI and Content Creation

• Legal Studies

• Alternative Dispute Resolution

• Marketing*

• Astronomy

• Mathematics

• Biology

• Nuclear Technology*

• Business*

• Online Creators: Digital Entrepreneurship Work and Society

• Chemistry • Communications and Digital Media Studies • Computational Science • Creative Industries and Popular Culture

• Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources Management* • Physical Education* • Physics

• Criminology and Justice

• Political Science

• Data Science

• Professional Communication

• Digital Media Politics and Policy

• Psychology

• Educational Studies

• Science, Technology and Society

• Entrepreneurship

• Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship

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• Finance

• Social Media Advocacy and Activism

• Forensic Psychology

• Social Science, Humanities and Arts

• Global Studies

• Sociology

• Health Physics*

• Sustainability Studies

• Health Studies

• Technology Management*

• Human Rights and Advocacy

• Victimology and Victim Studies

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• Indigenous Studies

Restricted to students within a specific program.

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Interested?

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ACADEMICS

“Ontario Tech gave me a strong foundation for medical school, from conducting physical exams to understanding how disease develops through the complex interaction of multiple factors.

That foundation has been invaluable in navigating a rigorous medical curriculum and has given me the confidence to succeed as I continue my journey toward becoming a physician.”

HARMAN SINGH KHOKHAR Second-year medical student, St. George’s University, School of Medicine, Grenada Kinesiology, Ontario Tech University, class of 2024

Launch your future in medicine, veterinary medicine or law Your global experience Explore international opportunities in law, medicine and veterinary studies through unique global partnerships.

With tailored academic preparation and dedicated support, you’ll be ready to pursue professional opportunities around the world.

L AW SCHOOL PATHWAY

MEDICAL SCHOOL PATHWAY

VETERINARY SCHOOL PATHWAY

Canada’s first direct-entry, five-year law pathway

Pursue a career in medicine with international medical schools

Turn your passion for animal health into a global career

• Earn your Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Legal Studies and Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from either Teesside University or the University of Aberdeen in the United Kingdom (UK)—in just five years of full-time study.

• Through our unique partnerships, your studies in the UK will count directly toward the completion of your BA. • The LLB in the UK is equivalent to a JD in Canada, meaning you’ll graduate with credentials recognized both in Canada and internationally.

Upon your return, you’ll be able to write the National Committee on Accreditation (NCA) exams required to practice law in Canada.

• Focus your studies on a global medical career through a structured pathway that connects your undergraduate degree to an international Doctor of Medicine (MD) program at Saba University School of Medicine, Medical University of the Americas, St. Matthew’s University School of Medicine, American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine, Ross University School of Medicine or St. George’s University of Grenada School of Medicine.

• Qualify for significant entrance scholarships.

• Access guaranteed entry opportunities with partner institutions, including St. Matthew’s University School of Veterinary Medicine and St. George’s University School of Veterinary Medicine.

• Build the scientific knowledge and hands-on experience needed for veterinary studies abroad.

• Focus your learning on biology, health and research to strengthen your application.

• Prepare to apply to veterinary schools and make an impact in animal care worldwide.

• Access dedicated pre-med supports, including advising, mentorship and MCAT preparation resources.

• Get involved in student-led opportunities, such as the Pre-Medical Association and medical school information sessions. ontariotechu.ca

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SOFTWARE AND INFORMATICS RESEARCH CENTRE

Graduate with experience through direct-entry co-op co-op.ontariotechu.ca

Get career-ready with 500+ industry partners Our industry-ready programs combined with career-connected learning provide you with the opportunity to see first-hand how the knowledge you gain in the classroom is being used every day in the field. With direct-entry co-op, you’re admitted from day one, giving you a direct path to employer connections, paid work experience and career-ready skills throughout your degree. With more than 500 industry partners, we’ll help get you educated, inspired and hired.

• You can apply directly to one of our many co-op programs on your Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) application or you can apply at a later date in your studies.

• Our co-op positions are full-time, paid employment opportunities providing you with a steady income during your work terms, which range from 4 to 16 months.

• Feel supported throughout your co-op work terms with our career development team and Career Centre resources.

• Our co-op programs offer flexibility and you can complete three to five work terms throughout your degree (depending on your academic program).

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FEATURED EMPLOYERS • Aecon Group Inc. • Alstom • Amazon • Bruce Power • Cisco • Hydro One Networks Inc. • Ontario Power Generation • Royal Bank of Canada

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HOW WE PREPARE YOU

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We’re committed to supporting you throughout your co-op journey. As a co-op student, you’ll work directly with your Co-op and Internship Officer, who will guide you through each stage of the process—from preparation to work term success.

Co-op Preparation Course This mandatory course equips you with the skills needed to secure and succeed in a co-op position. You will learn how to effectively present your experience through resumés, cover letters and interviews, while building confidence in your professional communication and career direction.

direct-entry co-op programs with paid work terms

$13-22k

Workshops, events and employer connections Throughout your co-op journey, you’ll have access to targeted workshops, employer events and networking opportunities designed to support your job search and professional development.

average co-op earnings per work term

One-on-one co-op support Receive personalized support from your Co-op and Careers team, who can help you:

89%

• Navigate the co-op process and program requirements.

• Develop and refine your job search strategy.

• Strengthen your resumé, cover letter and interview skills.

• Explore career paths aligned with your goals and interests.

• Build confidence and make informed career decisions.

of our graduates are employed six months after graduation

OFFICIAL DESIGNATION

WHAT CO-OP WORK TERMS LOOK LIKE We provide the flexibility to pursue co-op and other experiential opportunities in a way that fits individual education goals. Full-time students can complete a minimum of three co-op work terms in five years.

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you’ll receive a co-op designation on your degree parchment*

Students must complete a minimum of three work terms (12 months of co-op experience) to graduate with the co-op designation.

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Winter

Spring/Summer

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Academic term 1

Academic term 2

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Academic term 3

Academic term 4

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Year Three

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Academic term 6

Work term 2

Year Four

Work term 3

Work term 4

Work term 5

Year Five

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Academic term 8

Graduation

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Academic term 4

Work term 1

Year Three

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Work term 2

Work term 3

Year Four

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Vacation/work any job

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Graduation

“My co-op at OPG was a huge part of my professional development. Working with technologies in a realworld environment—where people depend on you—is completely different from building personal projects. It gave me hands-on experience and helped me learn how to explain technical concepts to non-technical audiences.”

DAVID GARCIA Computer Science, class of 2026 Ontario Power Generation 16-month co-op - Operations Support ontariotechu.ca

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LEARNING BEYOND THE LECTURE HALL. “What drew me to Ontario Tech was the opportunity for hands-on experience, which was crucial for me when choosing both my university and my program. Having the opportunity to gain real-world experience provides valuable exposure to the field while helping you build connections and secure job opportunities. I believe that having this experience is essential; once you graduate, having practical experience under your belt is key to starting your career on the right foot.”

HANEEN AL-MUSOWI Networking and Information Technology Security, class of 2028

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DISCOVER EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING

Gaining experience is one of the most important things you can do as a student. Unlock your career potential by:

students participate in experiential learning opportunities every year

• Working with an organization in your desired industry through embedded work terms.

• Working closely with faculty members on a research project.

• Volunteering with community organizations.

• Networking with potential employers on campus.

• Planning for your career and learning what you’re really passionate about.

Career development opportunities Our Career Centre is here to help you succeed—offering personalized support, resources and a growing list of opportunities and on-campus events to help you explore your career goals.

• Workshops • Networking events

500+ industry partners provide hands-on learning opportunities

• Employer visits • Career fairs FACULTY

Experiential learning options

Business & IT

Education

Engineering & Applied Science

Health Sciences

Science

Social Science & Humanities

Capstone Clinical Co-op Entrepreneurship Internship Practicum/Placement Research/Independent study Student Enrichment Program Undergraduate thesis Women for STEM

STUDENT ENRICHMENT PROGR AM

BRILLIANT CATALYST

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Designed to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world application, this program connects engineering students with energy sector professionals.

Key benefits: • Builds industry awareness and highlights pathways to in-demand careers.

• Connects students directly with recruitment opportunities.

• Delivers career readiness support to help secure paid co-ops, internships and new graduate roles.

• Facilitates multiple industry engagement and networking experiences.

• Offers dedicated, paid co-op positions for engineering students.

Develop the skills to innovate, lead and create through Brilliant Catalyst, Ontario Tech’s entrepreneurship centre.

Explore incubator and accelerator programs, fellowships, funding opportunities, ideathons, hackathons and more.

WOMEN FOR STEM Designed to support and inspire the next generation of innovators, our Women for STEM program offers financial assistance and career readiness opportunities for women pursuing studies in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

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CONNECTIONS THAT LAST A LIFETIME.

SHAWENJIGEWINING HALL

Welcome to Oshawa Oshawa offers the perfect balance of city energy and natural beauty. Discover a student-friendly community where innovation, diverse culture and opportunity come together.

Just 45 minutes from Toronto, you’ll have access to one of Canada’s largest urban centres while maintaining a close-knit, welcoming feel. Explore a vibrant downtown filled with local cafés, restaurants and live entertainment, or unwind along scenic waterfront trails and parks.

Whether you’re catching a show, heading to the lake or building your career network, Oshawa is more than a place to study, it’s a place to belong.

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Whitby

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Markham Pickering

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PARKS AND TRAILS

20+ RESTAURANTS

from Oshawa to downtown Toronto

Easy access to waterfront trails and parks along Lake Ontario

within walking distance from our downtown campus

YOUR OSHAWA EXPERIENCE Everyday convenience Whether you’re studying at our north campus or downtown Oshawa campus, everyday essentials are close at hand. Grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, cafés and retail shopping are all located nearby, making it easy to pick up what you need between classes or on your way home.

Space to move Keep moving with recreation options either on campus or at nearby facilities. Walk or bike scenic trails, go for a swim, join a yoga class and experience the many fitness and recreation options around Oshawa. Or, enjoy meeting other students through fitness, sports and drop-in programs offered at the Campus Recreation and Wellness Centre.

Entertainment, your way From live events to nights out on the town, there’s always something happening near campus. Catch a game or concert at Tribute Communities Centre, enjoy movies and dining, or explore local spots for music, food and fun just minutes away.

And when you’re looking for even more, Toronto is easily within reach by GO Transit— opening the door to major concerts, pro sports, festivals and everything the city has to offer.

Green space, right where you need it Recharge between classes in Oshawa’s scenic outdoor spaces. Enjoy everything from waterfront trails along Lake Ontario to peaceful escapes like Lakeview Park and Oshawa Valley Botanical Gardens. Whether you’re going for a walk, meeting friends or taking a study break, nature is always close by.

5 MINUTES Groceries, restaurants, pharmacies, retail and everyday needs

10 MINUTES Major shopping centre, waterfront

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Your home away from home ontariotechuresidence.ca

Our residences offer comfort, convenience and a strong sense of community. All just steps from everything you need.

Guaranteed for all first-year students who apply to residence by Tuesday, June 1.* Your room features: • 24/7 front desk support and security on site • Controlled building access • Game rooms, dance studios and lounges • GEARS Living-Learning Community (LLC) • High-speed internet via Wi-Fi and ethernet • Kitchen facilities, including access to BBQs • Maintenance services • Nightly events to support social and academic needs • On-site laundry • Resident Advisors on each floor • Residence Outreach Worker • Roommate self-selection • Steps from the bus stop • Two residence buildings PLUS...

Climate-controlled rooms Double beds Private bathrooms

Scan the QR to compare suites and take a virtual room tour

DOWNTOWN OSHAWA CAMPUS ALMA RESIDENCE

thisismyalma.ca/oshawa * Annual guarantee deadline subject to change. All fees are based on the 2026-2027 academic year and are subject to change for 2027-2028.

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GIVING ENGINEERING ACADEMIC RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS (GEARS) LLC A community of first- and upper-year Engineering students who live together, allowing for a diverse range of knowledge and experience.

• Live with peers who understand the demands of an Engineering program and can provide support.

• Supported by faculty members and a Resident Advisor who is an upper-year student.

• Facilitated study sessions hosted within residence.

GENDER-INCLUSIVE HOUSING

$9,350* North Hall, Simcoe Village

Our residences foster inclusive communities.

We respect all students’ rights to self-identify their gender.

We offer gender-inclusive housing to acknowledge the diverse needs of the residence community, which cannot be met with traditional gender-based housing.

We offer single-gender housing (roommates who self-identify as the same gender) and mixed-gender housing (roommates who self-identify as any gender).

ON-CAMPUS DINING Meal plans ontariotechuresidence.ca/meal-plans We offer a variety of mandatory* and optional flexible food plans for students living in residence or commuting. Residence meal plans are All-You-Care-To-Eat, which means you can enter the South Village Dining Hall as many times as you’d like throughout the day.

Choose from a five- or seven-day plan to suit your needs.

$8,950* South Village (Meal plan required)

Meal plan mandatory for South Village residents only.

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For a complete list of meal plan options and pricing, visit ontariotechuresidence.ca/meal-plans.

Food for thought ontariotechu.ca/dining Home-cooked meals worth sticking around for. You can count on being served by a local Canadian company delivering outstanding food services. You’ll enjoy dishes prepared fresh each day, from scratch and with local ingredients.

Have dietary requirements and preferences? You’ll be well taken care of with a variety of vegetarian, vegan, halal and allergen-friendly dishes.

Dining on campus blends convenience with variety, offering something to satisfy every craving. You’ll find plenty of options from Hunter’s Kitchen, The Smoothie Bar, Tim Hortons, Subway®, Isabella’s Chocolate Café, Aisle 24 and Truedan Bubble Tea. ot_campus_eats

$7,250* Central Hall and South Hall, Simcoe Village

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OPENING FALL 2027

Ontario Tech’s newest residence, The Ridge, will be home to approximately 450 students in 1, 2 and 4 bedroom suites and feature 12-month leases, lounges, cooking facilities, study rooms, fitness space and a convenient location north of the Campus Ice Centre.

Learn more at ontariotechuresidence.ca/the-ridge

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Join our community ontariotechu.ca/studentservices

Your university experience is about more than academics. It’s about finding your community, building connections and discovering new opportunities. At Ontario Tech, you’re supported from your first day on campus through to graduation. Our services and resources are here to help you succeed academically, grow personally and feel connected socially.

MACLEAN’S UNIVERSITY RANKING

INTERNATIONALLY RANKED

100+ CLUBS & SOCIETIES

among primarily undergraduate institutions for mental health services and academic advising

peer-tutor program by the College Reading and Learning Association

explore your interests, build friendships and get involved in campus life

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“There are so many opportunities to help you feel connected and supported on campus. Getting involved and attending events can make a big difference in your university experience. Ontario Tech offers countless ways to grow, build connections and become part of the community—you just have to take that first step and get involved.”

ERIN BENILDUS Political Science, class of 2026

ACADEMIC SUPPORTS

CAREER DEVELOPMENT

We recognize the importance of inclusive learning environments designed for diverse learners. Our academic supports are here to help you build confidence and reach your goals.

Turn your goals into reality with support every step of the way.

Our career development services help you build experience, explore opportunities and graduate ready for what’s next.

• Academic accommodations and testing in our Test Centre • Academic Advisors • Assistive technology support • Events, groups and workshops

• Career advising • Career Centre • Co-op

• Learning and writing support • One-on-one support • Referrals to support services • Student Accessibility Services

• Internships • Interview preparation

GET INVOLVED

HEALTH AND WELL-BEING Your health and well-being matter. We’re here to help you stay balanced, supported and ready to thrive both in and out of the classroom.

Find your community and make the most of your university experience. There are endless ways to get involved on campus, build connections and discover new opportunities.

• Counselling • Medical clinic

• Campus events • Clubs and societies

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• Intramurals and recreation • Student government

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Our 8,400-square-metre Campus Recreation and Wellness Centre offers gym memberships and fitness programs including yoga, Pilates, boot camps, spin classes, personal training, sports clubs, intramurals and extramurals, plus recreational leagues.

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award recipient for the Ontario University Athletics’ mascot of the year.

ATHLETICS AND RECREATION Looking for a little competition? Ridgebacks’ teams compete at all levels.

Varsity teams

Intramural teams

Extramural teams

• Badminton • Basketball • Curling • Golf • Ice hockey • Rowing • Soccer • Volleyball • Women’s lacrosse

• Badminton • Basketball • Cricket • Dodgeball • Esports • Flag football • Floorball hockey • Ice hockey • Pickleball • Soccer • Volleyball

• Dance • Men’s cricket • Men’s hockey • Mixed volleyball • Women’s hockey • Women’s ringette

HEALTH & WELLNESS You’ll have access to confidential and comprehensive services at the Campus Health and Wellness Centre including: • Sexual health education and • Entry immunization services reproductive health services • Health-care check-ups • Mental health services • On-site laboratory - Distress support and • Physicians and psychoeducation nurses on site - Wellness supports • Referrals to specialists and resources • Registered massage - Workshops, groups therapist and more • Retail pharmacy

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men’s soccer, hockey and basketball programs ranked top 10 nationally

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students register for intramurals annually

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BACKING YOU EVERY STEP OF THE WAY.

ENGINEERING MACHINE SHOP

Invest in yourself ontariotechu.ca/fees

Your university education is one of the most important investments you’ll make. We understand that you may have questions regarding the fees that make up your total costs, such as tuition, compulsory fees and specific course-related fees.

TOTAL AVER AGE FIRST-YEAR COST * Ontario resident

Students not staying in residence

$8,514 to $14,106 Ontario resident

Students living in residence

$19,813 to $31,405 Out of province

Students living in residence

$20,983 to $31,742 International

Students living in residence

$48,807 to $67,471 Based on a full-time course load of five courses per semester.

Tuition fees will vary with a reduced course load, depending on the number of courses.

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BREAKING DOWN COSTS

Program

Ontario resident

Out of province

International

$6,102

$7,272

$34,148

$1.7M in donor awards given out in 2025-2026

Allied Health Sciences Arts Education Science

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Health Administration Nursing

one-on-one financial advising appointments available per week

Health Sciences

$6,223

$7,415

$34,821

$8,467

$8,467

$37,831

Business Analytics and AI* Commerce

$10,358

$10,550

$37,877

Information Technology

$9,212

$10,977

$42,143

Engineering

$11,443

$11,780

$46,561

Computer Science Integrated Mathematics and Computer Science

Pending ministry approval.

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200+ paid on-campus work‑study employment opportunities offered each year

500+ incoming students receive financial awards of recognition

APPROXIMATE ADDITIONAL FEES Ancillary fees/other expenses

$2,290*

Technology-enriched learning fee

$122 to $373*

On-campus residences

$7,250 to $9,350**

Meal plan

$4,049 to $7,949

University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP) (international students only)

$948

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$7M to students in the form of non-repayable assistance

*Dependent upon program of study. **Dependent upon room style. ***Dependent upon plan.

All fees are based on the 2026-2027 academic year and are subject to change for 2027-2028. For a complete list of tuition and fees, visit ontariotechu.ca/fees.

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Scholarships ontariotechu.ca/scholarships

You’ve worked hard for your grades and achievements, and we want to recognize that. We offer a variety of supports to help you finance your education.

MA JOR ENTR ANCE SCHOL ARSHIPS Students must apply; applications open in December. o I applied to Ontario Tech University! o I have at least an 85 per cent average. o I am an exceptional leader. o I am an active participant in my community.

If you checked all the boxes above, we want to hear from you.

$36,000 Chancellor’s Scholarship* One valued at $36,000 ($9,000 x four years)

$30,000 President’s Scholarship* Two valued at $30,000 ($7,500 x four years)

$24,000 Founder’s Scholarship* Two valued at $24,000 ($6,000 x four years)

$12,000 FIRST Robotics Canada Scholarship* One valued at $12,000 ($3,000 x four years)

Deadline to apply for all major entrance scholarships:

February 18, 2027 Additional scholarships, awards and bursaries are available.

The university determines acceptable academic credentials, grades and prerequisite courses to be used for eligibility.

For more information on applications, terms and equal access, visit ontariotechu.ca/scholarships. *

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AWARDS OF RECOGNITION If you’re a current Canadian secondary school student, you’re automatically awarded the following based on your top six final 4U/4M courses (or equivalent):

$4,000

95 per cent or higher

$2,000

90 to 94.9 per cent

$1,000

85 to 89.9 per cent

IN-COURSE SCHOL ARSHIPS * We’ll continue to acknowledge your academic achievements during your undergraduate degree, based on your grades in the previous academic year:

$1,500

4.0 GPA or higher

$1,000

3.7 to 3.99 GPA

*Minimum GPA and course load required and you must be returning to full-time studies. Amounts vary based on GPA and donor contributions.

WOMEN FOR STEM SCHOL ARSHIP PROGR AM Twenty scholarships of $5,000 each are automatically awarded to women with high averages entering STEM programs.

This program includes mentorship, special events and a $2,000 renewable opportunity for qualified students.

“Receiving this scholarship shows me that I have people who are on my side and they want me to succeed. It’s given me the strength and confidence to put myself out there and take up the space I know I deserve.”

AYANA MAYERS Women for STEM Scholarship recipient Game Development and Interactive Media, class of 2028

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Admissions ontariotechu.ca/admissions

Not sure where to start with your application? We’re here to keep you informed every step of the way. Follow these easy steps to get started.

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CHOOSE YOUR PROGR AM(S)

UNDERSTAND THE REQUIREMENTS

APPLY THROUGH THE OUAC

WAIT FOR YOUR APPLICATION DECISION

Find the programs that are right for you.

You can apply to up to three programs.

Admission requirements vary between programs. View our admission chart on pages 60 and 61 to learn more.

Submit your application through the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC)

by Friday, January 15.

Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis.

All application decisions are made by Friday, May 28.

Still have questions? Email us at connect@ontariotechu.ca. We can’t wait to welcome you to the #RidgebackPack.

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ADVANCED PL ACEMENT (AP) AND INTERNATIONAL BACCAL AUREATE (IB) TR ANSFER CREDITS * Transfer credit may be awarded if you have completed Advanced Placement (AP) or International Baccalaureate (IB) courses:

AP • Minimum score of four on AP exams.

• Maximum of 18 credit hours can be granted.

IB • Minimum score of five on higher-level IB exam.

ENGLISH L ANGUAGE PROFICIENCY (ELP) REQUIREMENTS You can satisfy the ELP requirement through one of the following: • Your first language is English.

• You completed a partner English for Academic Purposes program.

• You completed at least three years of full-time study at a secondary or post-secondary institution where the language of instruction is English.* • You achieved the required proficiency score on one of the English proficiency tests acceptable to the university. * The minimum three-year requirement does not include full-time enrolment in an English as a Second Language program.

• Maximum of 18 credit hours can be granted.

AP and IB transfer credits are not awarded for Engineering programs

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COLLEGE AND UNIVERSIT Y TR ANSFER CREDIT A transfer credit application is not required. Once you receive and accept an offer of admission, our Transfer Credit team will conduct an assessment of your previously completed courses.

Transfer credit is assessed on a case-by-case basis and is at the sole discretion of the university. Supporting documents such as institutionally prepared course syllabi may be requested.

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES (EAP) Through our partnership with Oxford International Digital Institute (OIDI) you can enrol in their online EAP program. Their English for university preparation courses have been designed to help you improve your level of English proficiency to match our language requirements. Visit ontariotechu.ca/eap for more.

ENGLISH PROFICIENCY TESTS AND SCORES Canadian Academic English Language Test (CAEL) Minimum score of 70 with no sub-score below 60.

Cambridge English: Advanced Minimum score of 180 with no band lower than 170.

SPECIAL CONSIDER ATIONS Equity Admissions Policy If you feel that there are elements of your identity and/or life experiences that have uniquely prepared you for studies in a particular field, you may submit a request for an additional assessment conducted by our Equity Admissions Committee.

Equity‑deserving communities including BIPOC, women, 2SLGBTQIA+, people with disabilities, religious minorities and/or those with low income are encouraged to apply.

To complete the equity admissions consideration form, visit ontariotechu.ca/equityadmissions.

Duolingo Minimum score of 120 (Education and Nursing programs require a total score of 130).

IELTS Minimum overall score of 6.5 with no sub-score less than 6.0 (Education and Nursing programs require a minimum overall score of 7.0).

Oxford ELLT Minimum score of 7 (Nursing and Education programs require a minimum score of 8).

Pearson (PTE-Academic) Minimum score of 58.

Indigenous Admissions Policy If you identify as Indigenous (Status or Non-Status First Nation, Métis and/or Inuit), you may apply to have a separate assessment conducted by our Indigenous Admissions Committee.

To complete the Indigenous Admissions Consideration form, visit ontariotechu.ca/indigenousadmissions.

TOEFL Internet-based test (iBT) with a minimum total score of 83 (Education and Nursing programs require a minimum total score of 87), and minimum scaled scores of Listening: 20; Reading: 20; Speaking: 19; and Writing: 20.

TOEFL iBT Home Edition results are also considered acceptable.

Paper-delivered test results are reviewed on an individual basis.

The university’s TOEFL code is 7178.

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Admission requirements ontariotechu.ca/admissions PROGRAM

ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL DIPLOMA (OSSD)

INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE (IB)

Accounting Business Analytics and AI* Commerce (AI for Business; Cybersecurity for Business) Economics Entrepreneurship Finance Health Administration Marketing Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources Management Technology Management

ENG4U and one of: MDM4U, MCV4U or MHF4U

English and one of: Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches or Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation

Game Development and Interactive Media (Video Games, Creative Industries and Society) Networking and Information Technology Security Technology Management

ENG4U and one of: ICS4U, MHF4U, MDM4U or MCV4U

English and one of: Computer Science, Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches or Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation

Artificial Intelligence Engineering* Automotive Engineering (Railway Engineering) Comprehensive Engineering Electrical Engineering (Smart Grid) Energy Engineering Industrial Engineering Manufacturing Engineering (Railway Engineering) Mechanical Engineering (Aerospace Engineering; Artificial Intelligence; Railway Engineering) Mechatronics Engineering (Artificial Intelligence; Railway Engineering) Nuclear Engineering Software Engineering (Internet of Things; Railway Engineering)

ENG4U, MHF4U, MCV4U, SCH4U and SPH4U

English, Chemistry, Physics and one of: Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches or Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation (HL)

Biological Science (Applied Biotechnology; Biomedical Science; Environmental Biology; Marine Biology) Chemistry (Chemical Biology; Pharmaceutical Chemistry) Forensic Science (Forensic Biology; Forensic Chemistry; Forensic Physics) Mathematics for Science and Industry Neuroscience

ENG4U, MHF4U and two of: MCV4U, SCH4U, SBI4U or SPH4U

and one of: Biology, Chemistry or Physics

Physics (Astrophysics; Computational Physics; Nanophysics) Psychology - Bachelor of Science (Affective Science and Mental Health; Cognitive and Brain Sciences; Developmental Psychological Science) Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence; Data Science; Interactive Computing; Software Development)

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English, and one of: Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches or Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation (HL)

ENG4U, MHF4U and one of: ICS4U, SPH4U or MCV4U

English and one of: Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches or Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation (HL)

Want course-specific information? Visit ontariotechu.ca/calendar.

PROGRAM

ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL DIPLOMA (OSSD)

INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE (IB)

Integrated Mathematics and Computer Science

ENG4U, MHF4U and two of: ICS4U, SPH4U or MCV4U

English, Physics and one of: Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches or Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation (HL)

Health Sciences (Human Health Science; Public Health) Kinesiology (Biomechanics and Ergonomics; Exercise Science and Rehabilitation)

ENG4U, SBI4U and one of: MCV4U, MHF4U or MDM4U SCH4U is recommended

English, Biology and one of: Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches or Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation Chemistry is recommended

Medical Laboratory Science

ENG4U, SBI4U, SCH4U and one of: MCV4U or MHF4U

English, Biology, Chemistry and one of: Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches or Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation (HL)

Nursing

ENG4U, SBI4U, SCH4U and one of: MCV4U, MHF4U or MDM4U

English, Biology, Chemistry and one of: Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches or Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation

Concurrent Education (apply through your program of choice)

Refer to regular program requirements.

Refer to regular program requirements.

Arts - General (Science, Technology and Society; Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship) Communication and Digital Media Studies (AI for Professional Communicators; Creativity, Digital Arts and Entertainment Industries; Strategic Communication, Social Media and Society; Video Games, Creative Industries and Society) Criminology and Justice (Criminal Justice; Global Crime and Justice; Policing in Society; Victimology and Victim Studies; Youth, Crime and Justice) Economics Educational Psychology (Aging and Learning in an Era of Technology; Developmental Science and Learning; Inclusive Educational Studies; Learning Sciences and Technology; Mental Health and Special Education) Educational Studies (Adult Learning with Technology; Digital Technologies; Early Childhood Studies; Equity, Diversity and Inclusion; Special Education) Legal Studies (Alternative Dispute Resolution; Human Rights and Advocacy; Law, Technology and Society) Legal Studies - Accelerated UK LLB pathway Political Science (Business and Society; Global Studies) Sociology, Technology and Innovation (Applied Sociology; Society, Technology and Human Values)

ENG4U

English

Forensic Psychology Psychology - Bachelor of Arts (Affective Science and Mental Health; Cognitive and Brain Sciences; Developmental Psychological Science) Sustainability

ENG4U and one of: MHF4U, MCV4U or MDM4U is recommended SBI4U is recommended

English and one of: Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches or Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation is recommended Biology is recommended

IB: All prerequisite courses can be presented at the Standard or Higher Level, unless otherwise specified.

These programs offer a co-op option. If you’re interested, select the co-op program on your application. More at ontariotechu.ca/co-op.

Pending ministry approval.

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Programs Our programs prepare you to think critically, contribute and thrive in a world that’s increasingly driven by technology and its implications for everyday life.

AI & TECHNOLOGY

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Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Adult Learning with Technology AI for Professional Communicators Digital Technologies Learning Sciences and Technology Science, Technology and Society Society, Technology and Human Values Sociology, Technology and Innovation

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) or Bachelor of Engineering and Management (Honours)

Bachelor of Science (Honours) or Bachelor of Science and Management (Honours)

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence Engineering*

Computational Physics

Electrical Engineering

Computer Science

Internet of Things

Integrated Mathematics and Computer Science

Mechatronics Engineering

Interactive Computing

Smart Grid

Software Development

Bachelor of Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence (Honours)

Software Engineering

Business Analytics and AI*

Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours) Game Development and Interactive Media

Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)

Networking and Information Technology Security

AI for Business

Technology Management

Cybersecurity for Business

Video Games, Creative Industries and Society

Technology Management

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COMMUNICATIONS & MEDIA PAGE 18

Bachelor of Arts (Honours)

Finance

Bachelor of Arts (Honours)

Alternative Dispute Resolution

Marketing

AI for Professional Communicators

Business and Society

Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources Management

Communication and Digital Media Studies

Technology Management

Strategic Communication, Social Media and Society

Economics Global Studies Law, Technology and Society Bachelor of Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence (Honours)

Video Games, Creative Industries and Society Bachelor of Health Administration (Honours) Health Administration

Business Analytics and AI* Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) Accounting AI for Business Commerce Cybersecurity for Business Entrepreneurship Economics

Creativity, Digital Arts and Entertainment Industries

Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) Marketing

Bachelor of Science (Honours) or Bachelor of Science and Management (Honours)

Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours)

Data Science

Video Games, Creative Industries and Society

Integrated Mathematics and Computer Science Mathematics for Science and Industry

Game Development and Interactive Media

Bachelor of Science (Honours) or Bachelor of Science and Management (Honours) Interactive Computing Pending ministry approval.

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We’re here to help. Customize your experience and get information in a way that works for you through events, social media and more.

Apply now!

You’re one step closer. Don’t forget these important dates for Ontario secondary school students: SEPTEMBER Get to know us!

Tour the campus, meet with a recruiter, join the conversation on our Discord server and follow us on social media @otfuturestudent.

OCTOBER VISIT OUR CONNECT WITH US HUB TO: • Explore campus events • Chat with us to get on-the-spot answers • Join webinars • Take on-campus and virtual tours • Sign up for our email list to stay in the loop • Book a meeting with a recruiter to discuss next steps

Saturday, October 24 Attend Open House to experience campus firsthand.

JANUARY Friday, January 15 Application deadline for current Ontario secondary school students for Fall 2027 admission.

FEBRUARY Thursday, February 18

Follow us on social media otfuturestudent

Application deadline for the Chancellor’s, President’s and Founder’s scholarships, and FIRST Robotics Canada Scholarship.

APRIL Saturday, April 3 Attend our Experience Day event.

Text us* 1.855.479.9318

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Send us a text message with any additional questions.

Friday, May 28

This number does not receive phone calls and is not a WhatsApp number. Standard text messaging rates apply.

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Last date current Ontario secondary school students—who applied by the Friday, January 15 deadline—will receive a decision on their application.

JUNE Download our mobile app ontariotechu.ca/mobile

Tuesday, June 1

Never miss a beat with important notifications. Download the mobile app.

Residence applications must be received to guarantee your spot.

Deadline to accept your offer of admission.

Friday, June 4 Deadline to pay your $500 non-refundable tuition deposit.

L ATE JUNE TO EARLY JULY Register for your classes. ontariotechu.ca

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HEALTH SCIENCES & MEDICINE PAGE 26

Bachelor of Arts (Honours)

Bachelor of Arts (Honours)

Business and Society

Alternative Dispute Resolution

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) or Bachelor of Science (Honours)

Global Studies

Applied Sociology

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Business and Society Bachelor of Arts and Science (Honours)

Criminal Justice

Sustainability

Criminology and Justice

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) or Bachelor of Engineering and Management (Honours)

Affective Science and Mental Health Cognitive and Brain Sciences Developmental Psychological Science Psychology

Economics Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

Bachelor of Health Administration (Honours)

Forensic Psychology

Health Administration

Automotive Engineering

Global Crime and Justice

Energy Engineering

Global Studies

Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours)

Industrial Engineering

Human Rights and Advocacy

Biomechanics and Ergonomics

Nuclear Engineering

Law, Technology and Society

Exercise Science and Rehabilitation

Railway Engineering

Legal Studies

Health Sciences

Smart Grid

Policing in Society

Human Health Science

Political Science

Kinesiology

Science, Technology and Society

Medical Laboratory Science

Sociology, Technology and Innovation

Public Health

Bachelor of Science (Honours) or Bachelor of Science and Management (Honours) Environmental Biology

Society, Technology and Human Values

Marine Biology

Victimology and Victim Studies

Nanophysics

Youth, Crime and Justice

Bachelor of Science (Honours) or Bachelor of Science and Management (Honours) Applied Biotechnology

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) and UK LLB

Biological Science

Legal Studies - Accelerated UK LLB pathway

Chemical Biology

Bachelor of Arts (Honours)

Bachelor of Education

Adult Learning with Technology

Concurrent Education

Aging and Learning in an Era of Technology

Consecutive Education, Intermediate/Senior

Digital Technologies Early Childhood Studies Educational Psychology Educational Studies Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Inclusive Educational Studies Learning Sciences and Technology Mental Health and Special Education Special Education

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Forensic Biology Forensic Chemistry

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Developmental Science and Learning

Biomedical Science

Consecutive Education, Primary/Junior

Forensic Physics Forensic Science Neuroscience Pharmaceutical Chemistry Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Honours) Nursing

SCIENCE PAGE 32 Bachelor of Arts and Science (Honours) Sustainability

ENGINEERING PAGE 24 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) or Bachelor of Engineering and Management (Honours) Artificial Intelligence Engineering*

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) or Bachelor of Science (Honours) Affective Science and Mental Health

Automotive Engineering • Railway Engineering

Cognitive and Brain Sciences

Comprehensive Engineering

Developmental Psychological Science

Electrical Engineering • Smart Grid

Psychology Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours) Health Sciences Human Health Science Medical Laboratory Science Bachelor of Science (Honours) or Bachelor of Science and Management (Honours)

Energy Engineering Industrial Engineering Manufacturing Engineering • Railway Engineering Mechanical Engineering • Aerospace Engineering • Artificial Intelligence • Railway Engineering

Artificial Intelligence

Mechatronics Engineering • Artificial Intelligence • Railway Engineering

Astrophysics

Nuclear Engineering

Biological Science

Software Engineering • Internet of Things • Railway Engineering

Applied Biotechnology

Biomedical Science Chemical Biology Chemistry

PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIAL SCIENCES PAGE 30 Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Aging and Learning in an Era of Technology Alternative Dispute Resolution Applied Sociology Arts – General Developmental Science and Learning Educational Psychology Forensic Psychology Inclusive Educational Studies Learning Sciences and Technology Mental Health and Special Education Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship Society, Technology and Human Values Sociology, Technology and Innovation Victimology and Victim Studies Bachelor of Arts (Honours) or Bachelor of Science (Honours) Affective Science and Mental Health Cognitive and Brain Sciences Developmental Psychological Science Psychology

Computational Physics Computer Science Data Science Environmental Biology Forensic Biology Forensic Chemistry Forensic Physics Forensic Science Integrated Mathematics and Computer Science Interactive Computing Marine Biology Mathematics for Science and Industry Nanophysics Neuroscience Pharmaceutical Chemistry Physics Software Development Pending ministry approval.

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