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Introduction

UOIT's innovative and unique undergraduate and graduate programs are designed to meet your interests and career aspirations, along with the market-driven requirements of employers. When you graduate, you will have the critical thinking, innovative research and technological skills demanded by the world's leading employers.

Professors and students undertake research in a wide range of areas that include automotive design and engineering, business and information technology, computational science, alternative and sustainable energy, nuclear engineering, law enforcement, manufacturing, community/public health, to name just a few. UOIT's unique and technology-rich teaching and learning environment challenges students to push the boundaries of innovation and discovery and prepares graduates to excel in the global, knowledge-driven economy of the 21st century. At UOIT, the possibilities are endless.

History

May 9, 2001 was an historic day for Durham Region and Northumberland County. The Government of Ontario announced plans for the first brand new university in the province in 40 years, earmarking $60 million in startup funds through Ontario SuperBuild Corporation. An operations centre was immediately established next to the Durham College President's office where 11 teams, working seven days a week, produced a to-do list of 856 tasks and hundreds of sub-tasks. Team members toured top institutions across North America to study best practices.

The university officially came into being on June 27, 2002, with the legislature's passage of Bill 109, Schedule O, the University of Ontario Institute of Technology Act, 2002. Administrators had 14 months to prepare for opening day in September 2003. UOIT would become Ontario’s first university to use the latest technology to deliver its curriculum, giving students a competitive edge in tomorrow's workplace.

UOIT was ready to meet challenge. The university welcomed its first class of 947 students on September 4, 2003, ushering in a new era of post-secondary in Durham Region and in Ontario.

Courses Introduction

The University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) delivers a leading-edge learning environment that uniquely combines academic knowledge, research opportunities, hand-on skills and a vibrant student life. Our diverse array of career-oriented undergraduate and graduate programs – taught by award-winning faculty – is responsive to the needs of students and employers, providing graduates with the skills and knowledge to lead and succeed in the 21^st century workplace.

Programs

· Faculty of Business and Information Technology

· Faculty of Education

· Faculty of Energy Systems and Nuclear Science

· Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

· Faculty of Health Sciences

· Faculty of Science

· Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

In 2013-2014, more than four out of five graduating students participated in work-integrated learning through opportunities such as co-ops, internships and practicums.

The university houses more than 70 specialized research laboratories and facilities. These facilities show our commitment to attracting leading scholars and creating excellent learning experiences.

The university wants to grow into an even more innovative mixed-use, vibrant community hub. To reach this goal we are creating a Campus Master Plan to develop 190 acres directly north of the campus. This expansion will establish the new classrooms, laboratories and infrastructure required to provide students, professors and researchers with the space they need to build Canada's competitiveness while creating an exciting and rewarding educational experience.

Program： Information Technology Security - Bridge

Program

Information Technology Security – Bridge

Faculty

Faculty of Business and Information Technology

Credential

Bachelor of Information Technology ( Honours)

Duration

3 year

Starting Month

May

Co-op opportunities

No

Program Description:

Information Technology (IT) Security is fundamental in today’s business environment. The IT Security specialization offers comprehensive knowledge and skills in operating and managing IT security infrastructure.

You will benefit from both theoretical and practical experience with the ability to practice skills learned in the classroom with cutting-edge equipment in our advanced laboratories. You will also have the opportunity to pursue an internship work placement (locally or abroad) or participate in the Capstone study project where you will work with a team to provide consulting services to an industry partner.

Students have access to new, modern buildings, libraries and innovative labs including:

Hacker Research Laboratory
Networking Laboratory

Admission Requirement:

An Ontario College Diploma or Ontario College Advanced Diploma in Computer Systems Technology or related program with a minimum mid-70s average.

Note: Admission is competitive. The specific average or standing required for admission varies from year to year. Students are selected by taking into consideration a wide range of criteria including school marks, distribution of subjects taken and performance in subjects relevant to the academic program. Possession of the minimum requirements does not guarantee acceptance. Preference will be given to applicants with the best qualifications.

Bridge Requirement:

If you hold an Ontario College Diploma in Computer Programming, Computer Systems Technician, or related program, you must successfully complete the bridge courses with a minimum C grade in each course to proceed into the four-year BIT program. You will receive 15 courses toward your 40-course BIT degree.

If you hold an Ontario College Advanced Diploma in Computer Engineering Technology or Computer Programmer Analyst, you must successfully complete the bridge courses with a minimum C grade in each course to proceed into the four-year BIT program. You will receive 17 courses toward your 40-course BIT degree.

Career Opportunities:

Graduates can expect to pursue a career as a:

database security manager
information security officer
IT security trainer
network security specialist

Link to UOIT Official Website

https://uoit.ca/programs/business-and-information-technology/information-technology-pathways-program-networking-and-information-technology-security-bridge.php#tab_program_careers

Ielts

Program Introduction

In collaboration with university departments and faculties, the English Language Centre delivers a high-quality, focused English program for students to be able to seamlessly enter their university program of choice at UOIT. Our programs place students in relevant language-learning contexts and real-life situations, and provide them with opportunities to develop the skills they will need to succeed in post-secondary education and in a multicultural world.

Overview

Six EAP levels to develop the competencies needed for university or college.
Pre-EAP level for beginners.
Seven weeks (175 hours total) for each level.
Minimum 25 hours of instruction per week.
Small class sizes averaging 12 students.
Out-of-class learning activities.
Six start dates offered every year.
English-only environment.
Cultural and social activities.
Optional field trips and activities.

English Learning Support Team

Our dedicated support team will work with students to ensure they:

Are engaged and involved.
Have tools to develop their language skills.
Make meaningful friendships with fellow students and Canadians.
Express their creativity.
Learn more about themselves.
Make the most of their time studying in Canada.

2017 Session

New Students start date

Current Student Start Date

Session Ends

Break Between sessions for current students

Spring

May 1

May 8

June 23

June 26 to 30

Summer

June 26

July 4

August 18

August 21 to September 1

Fall 1

September 5

September 11

October 27

October 30 to November 3

Fall 2

October 30

November 6

December 22

December 25 to January 8

2018 Session	New Students Start Date	Current Student Start Date	Session ends	Break between sessions for current students
Winter 1	January 8	January 15	March 2	March 5 to 9
Winter 2	March 5	March 12	April 27	April 30
Spring	April 30	May 7	June 22	June 25 to 29
Summer	6月25日	July 3	August 17	September 4 to 7

Tuition

International Students Tuition Fees

	International Students
Tuition	$19167 to $23590
Ancillary Fees	$1096
Technology – enriched Learning Fees	$121 to $814
U- Pass	$240
Student Organization fees	$166
On- campus residence	$5800 to $7400
Meal Plan	$4684 to $5249
Total Average cost	$31274 to $38555

Program Type	First year tuition fees- International Students
Bachelor of Allied Health Science Bachelor of Applied Science Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Health Sciences Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science in Nursing	$ 19,167
Bachelor of Commerce	$20,062
Bachelor of Information Technology	$21,766
Bachelor of Engineering	$23,590

Requirements

International Student Admission Requirements

Senior High School Diploma

Senior High School Graduation Exam (Verification by the CDGDC)

Proof of English Proficiency test ( TOFEL, OVERLL 83; Ielts, Overall 6.5, no less than 6)

All applicants must provide proof of English language proficiency. This requirement can be satisfied with one of the following criteria:

Your first language is English.
You have completed at least three years of formal, full-time study (no less than three courses per semester) at a secondary or post-secondary institution where the language of instruction and examination is English.
Note: The minimum three-year requirement does not include time enrolled in an English as a Second Language program.
You have achieved the required proficiency on one of the English language tests acceptable to the university.

Living

On- Campus Housing Option

At UOIT, we offer the best of both worlds when it comes to residence - all the comforts of home in a unique campus community environment.

Our Simcoe Village and South Village residences provide accommodations for 1,360 students. And, if you’re a first-year student, you’re guaranteed a spot in residence if you meet the criteria deadline for accepting UOIT’s offer of admission and apply to residence. Students enrolled in January-start programs may apply to residence and will be approved based on availability.

Simcoe Village Residence

The Simcoe Village residence includes three halls: Central hall, South hall and North hall.

Central Hall and South Hall

You can choose from two variations of a spacious open-concept model.

These fully furnished suites include:

Two double beds separated by a partial wall
A kitchenette
A private, three-piece bath
A workspace

North Hall

These fully furnished suites include:

Two private bedrooms
A three-piece bath
A large kitchenette
A workspace

South Village

This residence facility features fully furnished suites that include:

Two private bedrooms
A three-piece bath
A small kitchenette
A workspace
A small seating area

*Students living in South Village residence must purchase a mandatory meal plan. Learn more about meal plans

All Residence Feature:

24-hour security
Controlled building access
Furnished lounges
A games room, meeting room and common study areas
Individually controlled air conditioning/heating
Light housekeeping every two weeks
A movie lounge with a large-screen TV and theatre-style seating
On-site laundry, additional kitchen facilities and storage space
On-site management
TV, cable, phone and high-speed Internet access

West Village Residence

These beautiful, new apartment-style residence suites are ideal for upper-year students looking for the independence of apartment living with the convenience of residing on campus. Three- and six-bedroom units are available and include:

Five appliances
Parking
Networked Internet
Large bedrooms with spacious closets

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