Ontario Tech University opens applications for the winter semester of 2026

Ontario Tech University has announced the opening of applications for advanced undergraduate and graduate programs for the Winter 2026 semester. The university offers excellent opportunities to receive quality Canadian education in technology, engineering, and other in-demand fields.

Undergraduate Programs for Winter 2026

Ontario Tech University offers a wide range of innovative undergraduate programs designed to prepare students for today's job market. The university is known for its technology-focused approach to education and strong industry connections, which ensures high demand for graduates.

Available undergraduate programs include fields in engineering, information technology, business, natural sciences, and other promising areas. All programs are accredited and meet high Canadian educational standards.

Important Academic Dates

Students and prospective students should be aware of key academic calendar dates for the upcoming period.

Monday, September 29 — last day to drop fall semester courses without academic consequences. Courses dropped after this date will be recorded on the academic transcript with a notation of early withdrawal.

Monday, October 13 — Thanksgiving Day in Canada, no classes will be held. This is an important national holiday that is part of Canadian culture.

Flagship Program: Bachelor of Engineering in Manufacturing

The unique "Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Manufacturing" program deserves special attention. This is the only accredited manufacturing engineering program of its kind in Canada. The program focuses on the design, development, planning, improvement, and application of advanced manufacturing processes.

During their studies, students develop skills in additive, subtractive, and traditional manufacturing. They study advances in materials and composites, robotics, automation, and intelligent control, examining the integration between tools, processes, and equipment using advanced manufacturing technologies. Classes are conducted in full-day, in-person lecture format.

Graduate Programs for Winter 2026 Intake

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The university is also opening applications for coursework-based graduate programs focused on practical application of knowledge in industry:

• MBAI — Master of Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence
• MFDA — Master of Financial Data Analytics
• MITS — Master of Information Technology Security
• MEng Programs — Master of Engineering in various specializations

All graduate programs are designed with current job market needs in mind and include work with cutting-edge technologies.

About the University

Ontario Tech University is located in Oshawa, Ontario province, just 60 km from Toronto. The university occupies a modern campus and is known for its innovative approach to education, integration of technology into the learning process, and strong connections with leading Canadian technology companies. University graduates show high employment rates thanks to the practical focus of programs and opportunities to gain work experience during studies.

The university is particularly attractive to students seeking careers in technology, engineering, IT security, business analytics, and related fields.

Both Canadian and international students from more than 40 countries around the world study here, creating a multicultural educational environment.

Admission Requirements and Student Support

To apply to Ontario Tech University, international students must provide educational documents, proof of English proficiency, and financial guarantees. Specific requirements depend on the country where previous education was obtained and the chosen program of study.

Students from CIS countries must prepare a high school diploma or higher education degree with an official English translation and notarized certification. To confirm English proficiency, IELTS results (minimum 6.5) or TOEFL (minimum 88 points) are accepted. It's also necessary to confirm having sufficient financial resources for study and living in Canada — approximately $35,000-$45,000 CAD per year.

The process of preparing documents and submitting applications can seem complex, especially considering differences in educational systems across countries. For detailed personal consultation on requirements, document preparation, and developing an optimal admission strategy, we recommend booking a consultation for studying in Canada. Our specialists will help you understand all the details and can also assist you with obtaining a Canadian visa.