As a 4th year student at UOIT/Ontario Tech University pursing my Bachelor of commerce degree with a specialization in finance and a minor in Human Resources, I couldn't agree more as there is alot of opportunities that the university offers than meets the eye but that is just my opinion and based on what I seen throughout my university journey so far
Thanks so much Christy! Yes really appreciate that. At times students can get caught up in the University popularity and established names. However, its important to understand the program itself and the unique opportunities that can come from great programs in not as popular universities
Yes, I believe so. Many of my friends are working at utilities and various other industries. You've got to put in the work to get Co-op's and internships, however if you manage to land those, you will succeed in your career Jogendra
Program > Name of university But don't try this with MBAs, you better go to a renowed place or you're going nowhere. If the fees & quality of UOIT issnt that bad, one might just consider it
I'm looking to do graduate studies in Nuclear Engineering at OTU. I was wondering what are the Co-op opportunities like at the university? Do most students end up with a Co-op?
I didn't even know that ontariotech offers astrophysics, sounds like a cool course! I had a very good physics professor for one of my first year courses Dr Rupinder brar, he was simply incredible and might be teaching the astrophysics material. Feel free to share more info down here in case others are interested
Hi Ontario Tech might have a good placement for Nuclear Engg but I have seen videos where they say that Ontario Tech doesnt have good placement records.
Now that's very interesting. There are lots of opportunities for Engineering students. I know a vast majority of my friends & colleagues were successful. My program (Nuclear Engineering) had around 95% success rate for internship placements. Maybe you should reach out to the internship/co-op office to confirm stats and get a better understanding of your chances there
Please recommend good university for Master’s degree program in IT or computer science (specially close to Toronto or Toronto) . . I have bachelor degree in IT in Sri Lanka. I worked as Quality Assurance Engineer . Any masters program for Quality Assurance Engineer field ? . I saw computer science master program in university of toronto . But it seems research based in the final year. I’m from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
@@OsamaBaig Hey Osama! I was really curious to know how the Criminology program is here, I'm a first-year student but I'm worried that getting jobs later on with this degree is going to be difficult, do you know how many companies are tied with OTU and directly hire crim graduates?
@@OsamaBaighey Osama, I’m currently going to my second year of Mechatronics engineering at OTU and looking back at this comment I had doubts but turns out it’s actually a lot better than all of the other universities
Yes Ryerson is a great University. Honestly, do research into which Universities have actual industry partnerships or relationships. It increases your chances of getting into specific industries or getting Co-op/internship placements. Also, check for accreditation, that is super important as well
I've heard the IT program is quite good at the University. I highly recommend doing quick Linkedin searches and reaching out to those that have completed the program. You will get a better perspective from them
@@clutchgodplays8656 It's my absolute pleasure! My most recent video is on the topic of Universities, hope you get the chance to check it out. Also, thanks for the positive comment!
A few of my friends have done undegrad in computer science from Ontario tech, I've heard really good things about the program although I don't know too many details about it
Personally I've heard good things, however you've got to do some research on whether graduates from the commerce program have success in terms of co-op's and early careers. I know for commerce, there is a huge emphasis on networking and developing those soft skills. Ontariotech is known more for their Engineering programs rather than business. I would strongly recommend doing research on York or Western University since those are definitely well known
Not sure for graduate students but for undergrad students (domestic) cost was around $1,000 per course. For international students its going to be more than double. Masters courses might be more since class sizes are generally smaller, so you might want to look into that (Check out the ontariotech website)
Not too familiar with the CGPA/IELTS system. However contact the professors directly via email and see if they are willing to take you on as a student science.ontariotechu.ca/graduate/computer-science/people.php
@osama HELLO, I have applied for MIS program last month…I dint get admit yet…could you please let me know how long will university take to announce the results..
Ontariotech has some exceptional facilities like the "Wind Tunnel", one of Canada's largest test centre's for cars. It also has strong partnerships with General Motors. I would research between UWindsor and Ontariotech to see which ones your interested in
@@OsamaBaig thanks for quick reply. Between UWindsor and Ontario tech, which is a better University? I am more interested in the curriculum of Ontario tech.
yesterday, I have applied to this university in Master of information technology security ,,, waiting for offer letter,, is it right decision and is Oshawa have good part-time opportunities,,
Absolutely, I think Oshawa is an ideal location to have a part time job, there are many employment opportunities open after COVID and before covid as well. I highly recommend connecting with former alumni that have gone through the program, this will help you gauge how good this program really is. There are several factors that can contribute toward a correct decision (University's connections with the industry, Co-op placements, and the course relevance in the market)
@@zainabagbaje8686 Tuition isn't based exactly on credits, its determined based on the program your enrolling in. Some programs like Engineering have labs, tutorials and other mandatory sub courses thus they are more expensive. Generally tuition is around 22k-30k per year for undergraduate international students. Here is a link to the more recent tuition fees at Ontariotech registrar.ontariotechu.ca/fees-and-payment/tuition-and-fees/international-student-tuition/index.php
@@OsamaBaig In my opinion the cons outweigh the pros. Found that most of my profs don't really care about teaching, that the student experience is non-existent and extracurriculars are severely limited. In addition, as a commuter school there is next to no campus atmosphere and the schools attempts to generate any sort of environment comes off as extremely artificial and fake as a result. You essentially go to class and go home. That's it, for 200 days a year, for 4 years. I believe that apart from having a decent reputation in engineering circles, going here will hold you back for the most part, while also ensuring you never have anything resembling a university experience.
@@leftenantthunder Your response is really well worded. I agree with you, You really have to go out of your way to have a University experience at Ontario tech. However there are limitless opportunities to get involved with clubs/organizations. This is how life is in general, especially after you start working 9-5. You will have to put in the effort and can't always depend on opportunities knocking at your doorstep. School's like Ontariotech don't have the benefit of traditions & developed organizations which have been developing resources for the past 100 years. Its a new University and takes a lot more initiative and effort to get these things off the ground. Personally, I had a great experience because I put in that extra effort to run for elections, take part in clubs/societies, attend conferences and catch every opportunity to get involved somehow and have fun along the way. On top of this I had an exceptional time with Co-op's and internships. If you are a self motivated individual, this University is for you.
hello i am doing advanced diploma in computer programming from cenntenial college and after that shall i transfer my cred to in this university for bachelor Please reply
Honestly, best place would be to explore the website, here is the link for their IT division which should have information on the cyber security program: ontariotechu.ca/programs/graduate/business-and-information-technology/master-of-information-technology-security/index.php
Hi Bridget, welcome. There are several scholarship and grant opportunities that are available. Also, as a Masters student you can work as a teaching assistant part time, and thus the income stream from this is usually enough to cover your tuition. I would reach out to some former masters students in the science faculty on Linkedin from Ontariotech, they would be able to guide you best. Thanks
@@RealShxtx Reach out to professors from the Science faculty, and directly ask them. Organize virtual meet ups with them and learn about it. Funding is usually dependent on ongoing research studies and grants provided by companies. You have to do a bit of outreach to find out. Hope this helps, start with the University website and reach out to professors via email
I would check out the various departments, and start contacting professors directly to learn more about specialized work that is going on: engineering.ontariotechu.ca/departments/index.php
As a 4th year student at UOIT/Ontario Tech University pursing my Bachelor of commerce degree with a specialization in finance and a minor in Human Resources, I couldn't agree more as there is alot of opportunities that the university offers than meets the eye but that is just my opinion and based on what I seen throughout my university journey so far
Thanks for sharing your experiences Sivajan!
I'd love to know how many of you decided to apply to enroll at Ontariotech after watching this video, please drop a comment if you did !
Mee!!!! This video made me more confident about my choice to attend Ontario tech ❤
Congratulations on your successful career! It’s a very smart decision to chose program over branding.
Thanks so much Christy! Yes really appreciate that. At times students can get caught up in the University popularity and established names. However, its important to understand the program itself and the unique opportunities that can come from great programs in not as popular universities
@@OsamaBaig completely agree! I will be attending OTU this fall for Nursing. I am excited
@@christybrooks3729 You'll have an incredible time Christy, best of luck with first year!
Were requirements really that different 3 years ago? These days, you cannot get into McMaster, York, UTM, nor TMU Engineering with 80s.
Would I have a good scope in mechanical engineering after graduation from Ontario tech?
Yes, I believe so. Many of my friends are working at utilities and various other industries. You've got to put in the work to get Co-op's and internships, however if you manage to land those, you will succeed in your career Jogendra
Program > Name of university
But don't try this with MBAs, you better go to a renowed place or you're going nowhere.
If the fees & quality of UOIT issnt that bad, one might just consider it
From what I remember the fee's were reasonable and the quality was top notch, 100% would recommend it
I'm looking to do graduate studies in Nuclear Engineering at OTU. I was wondering what are the Co-op opportunities like at the university? Do most students end up with a Co-op?
Is UOITs electrical engineering program good???
Hi brother. How is this University for MEM program. M a Mech eng graduate having 3yrs Sales and marktng experience in IVD machines.
Please tell about Astrophysics course in OmtarioTech University. Is worth to do it in this university
Omg I'm also applying for bachelors in astrophysics from Ontario tech. They have a co op program for astrophysics too which UofT doesn't
I didn't even know that ontariotech offers astrophysics, sounds like a cool course! I had a very good physics professor for one of my first year courses Dr Rupinder brar, he was simply incredible and might be teaching the astrophysics material. Feel free to share more info down here in case others are interested
Brother how’s Master in health science in this university.??
Hello! I am planning for Ms in computer science from Ontario tech University (Oshawa). Is this a good choice. Can you suggest me some do's and don'ts.
Hey Sachin, if you send me an email "osama.baig@ontariotechu.net", I can connect you with folks in the computer science field who can best guide you
@@OsamaBaig okk sure. I will write sachin in the mail please recognize me.
@@sachinmehta3971 did you join UOIT? If yes how is it. I am planning to apply.
@@sharansukesh5542 no, I will decide in upcoming days.
@@sachinmehta3971 can we connect on any social media?
Hi Ontario Tech might have a good placement for Nuclear Engg but I have seen videos where they say that Ontario Tech doesnt have good placement records.
Now that's very interesting. There are lots of opportunities for Engineering students. I know a vast majority of my friends & colleagues were successful. My program (Nuclear Engineering) had around 95% success rate for internship placements. Maybe you should reach out to the internship/co-op office to confirm stats and get a better understanding of your chances there
I’m coming there in winter 2022 intake super stoked for my masters program
Congrats OmKar, great to know your coming in 2022. What masters program are you joining?
Please recommend good university for Master’s degree program in IT or computer science (specially close to Toronto or Toronto) . . I have bachelor degree in IT in Sri Lanka. I worked as Quality Assurance Engineer . Any masters program for Quality Assurance Engineer field ? . I saw computer science master program in university of toronto . But it seems research based in the final year. I’m from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
Where have you decided to join ? Please reply
I am also from a similar background.
A lot of people are saying Ontario tech is bad. Idk why
Lol I don't know why they would say that. It's a relatively new university, however it's an incredible university from my experience!
@@OsamaBaig Hey Osama! I was really curious to know how the Criminology program is here, I'm a first-year student but I'm worried that getting jobs later on with this degree is going to be difficult, do you know how many companies are tied with OTU and directly hire crim graduates?
@@OsamaBaighey Osama, I’m currently going to my second year of Mechatronics engineering at OTU and looking back at this comment I had doubts but turns out it’s actually a lot better than all of the other universities
@@OsamaBaigI mean who has their very own Spot? We do!
Is Ryerson university good?
Yes Ryerson is a great University. Honestly, do research into which Universities have actual industry partnerships or relationships. It increases your chances of getting into specific industries or getting Co-op/internship placements. Also, check for accreditation, that is super important as well
@@OsamaBaig ok. Thank you
Do you know anything about the information technology tech management in UOIT ?
I've heard the IT program is quite good at the University. I highly recommend doing quick Linkedin searches and reaching out to those that have completed the program. You will get a better perspective from them
good universities for biomedical engineering?
is software engineering available there? Please let me know
Yes Clutch, there is a software engineering program! Check out the ontariotech home page and I'm sure you'll find more info there
@@OsamaBaig Thanks for the reply❤ and post some videos about how to select universities btw your doing an awesome job keep growing
@@clutchgodplays8656 It's my absolute pleasure! My most recent video is on the topic of Universities, hope you get the chance to check it out. Also, thanks for the positive comment!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I am looking for under grad computer science degree at Ontario tech university.pls share your insights on that too.
A few of my friends have done undegrad in computer science from Ontario tech, I've heard really good things about the program although I don't know too many details about it
@@OsamaBaig thanks a lot for sharing your information.
I got an admission acceptance in Technology Management under the commerce program.
What do you think about these programs in Ontario Tech?
Personally I've heard good things, however you've got to do some research on whether graduates from the commerce program have success in terms of co-op's and early careers. I know for commerce, there is a huge emphasis on networking and developing those soft skills. Ontariotech is known more for their Engineering programs rather than business. I would strongly recommend doing research on York or Western University since those are definitely well known
How much fees & duration for graduate diploma course in nuclear technology?
Not sure for graduate students but for undergrad students (domestic) cost was around $1,000 per course. For international students its going to be more than double. Masters courses might be more since class sizes are generally smaller, so you might want to look into that (Check out the ontariotech website)
Thank you
I have cgpa of 7.5
IELTS 6.5
What are my chances of getting into masters in computer science in this university
Not too familiar with the CGPA/IELTS system. However contact the professors directly via email and see if they are willing to take you on as a student science.ontariotechu.ca/graduate/computer-science/people.php
@osama HELLO, I have applied for MIS program last month…I dint get admit yet…could you please let me know how long will university take to announce the results..
Sahaya, sorry I have no clue! Not involved in the admissions process
What is MIS?
What are good uni’s for automotive engineering
Ontariotech is really good, UWindsor is another great one for automotive engineering
and tell is there any issue while transferring my credits
I would recommend contacting the University administrator or registrar for that information ! It should be available right on the University website
Is Ontario Tech University good enough to take up MSc in automotive engineering ?
Ontariotech has some exceptional facilities like the "Wind Tunnel", one of Canada's largest test centre's for cars. It also has strong partnerships with General Motors. I would research between UWindsor and Ontariotech to see which ones your interested in
@@OsamaBaig thanks for quick reply. Between UWindsor and Ontario tech, which is a better University?
I am more interested in the curriculum of Ontario tech.
@@shamithsatish4188 you decided yet??
@@hzrd2op400 Yeah.
I have applied at Ontario tech University.
@@shamithsatish4188 it would be very kind of you if you could share what made you choose ONTU over UWin?
yesterday, I have applied to this university in Master of information technology security ,,, waiting for offer letter,, is it right decision and is Oshawa have good part-time opportunities,,
Absolutely, I think Oshawa is an ideal location to have a part time job, there are many employment opportunities open after COVID and before covid as well. I highly recommend connecting with former alumni that have gone through the program, this will help you gauge how good this program really is. There are several factors that can contribute toward a correct decision (University's connections with the industry, Co-op placements, and the course relevance in the market)
does it accept 13 backlogs?
@Web series to learn English, did you get acceptance letter for Masters in Information Technology Security program? Which intake by the way?
@@trinadhm2150 not yet, i sent a mail, nd they asked , they will make all decisions in april
Hey did you get in? You applied for which intake?
I'm looking to apply for UOIT , how many credits do they take per year.
Great to know you are applying to the school Zainab! What do you mean by credits?
@@OsamaBaig I saw something on the site saying my course payment is per credit and required credit is 30. But it wasn’t started how many per year
@@zainabagbaje8686 Tuition isn't based exactly on credits, its determined based on the program your enrolling in. Some programs like Engineering have labs, tutorials and other mandatory sub courses thus they are more expensive. Generally tuition is around 22k-30k per year for undergraduate international students. Here is a link to the more recent tuition fees at Ontariotech registrar.ontariotechu.ca/fees-and-payment/tuition-and-fees/international-student-tuition/index.php
@@OsamaBaig thanks
Dude is it worth for Electrical engineering too ?
I believe its worth it for all Engineering programs, Ontariotech is known for its Engineering
I will always discourage people from coming here
Curious why you feel this way? I had a really good time at this institute
@@OsamaBaig In my opinion the cons outweigh the pros. Found that most of my profs don't really care about teaching, that the student experience is non-existent and extracurriculars are severely limited. In addition, as a commuter school there is next to no campus atmosphere and the schools attempts to generate any sort of environment comes off as extremely artificial and fake as a result.
You essentially go to class and go home. That's it, for 200 days a year, for 4 years.
I believe that apart from having a decent reputation in engineering circles, going here will hold you back for the most part, while also ensuring you never have anything resembling a university experience.
@@leftenantthunder Your response is really well worded. I agree with you, You really have to go out of your way to have a University experience at Ontario tech. However there are limitless opportunities to get involved with clubs/organizations.
This is how life is in general, especially after you start working 9-5. You will have to put in the effort and can't always depend on opportunities knocking at your doorstep. School's like Ontariotech don't have the benefit of traditions & developed organizations which have been developing resources for the past 100 years.
Its a new University and takes a lot more initiative and effort to get these things off the ground. Personally, I had a great experience because I put in that extra effort to run for elections, take part in clubs/societies, attend conferences and catch every opportunity to get involved somehow and have fun along the way. On top of this I had an exceptional time with Co-op's and internships. If you are a self motivated individual, this University is for you.
hello i am doing advanced diploma in computer programming from cenntenial college and after that shall i transfer my cred to in this university for bachelor
Please reply
Great that sounds like a good plan!
Do they offer Masters in cybersecurity? If yes, how's it? How's the career in cybersecurity in Canada?
Honestly, best place would be to explore the website, here is the link for their IT division which should have information on the cyber security program: ontariotechu.ca/programs/graduate/business-and-information-technology/master-of-information-technology-security/index.php
@@OsamaBaig Thanks
I am from Nigeria.. I want to pursue Masters of Science in Nursing in OTU but fully funded. Is that possible
Hi Bridget, welcome. There are several scholarship and grant opportunities that are available. Also, as a Masters student you can work as a teaching assistant part time, and thus the income stream from this is usually enough to cover your tuition. I would reach out to some former masters students in the science faculty on Linkedin from Ontariotech, they would be able to guide you best. Thanks
@@OsamaBaig Thank you very much Osama
@@OsamaBaig how do I know if am eligible because I seriously want to apply?
@@RealShxtx Reach out to professors from the Science faculty, and directly ask them. Organize virtual meet ups with them and learn about it. Funding is usually dependent on ongoing research studies and grants provided by companies. You have to do a bit of outreach to find out. Hope this helps, start with the University website and reach out to professors via email
@@OsamaBaig thanks I will do just that
Nice video. Really helpful. Thank you.
Its my pleasure Ivan, thanks for checking it out!
Are pg diplomas worth in canada
What is a pg diploma?
Is UOIT a good university for Meng in electrical and computer?
I would check out the various departments, and start contacting professors directly to learn more about specialized work that is going on: engineering.ontariotechu.ca/departments/index.php
Is Ontario Tech University good for PhD related programs in Physics?
I've had some incredible lecturers for some Physics courses I've taken at Ontariotech. However I'm not too sure about a PHD in Physics
@@OsamaBaig Oh! Okay. Thanks a lot for informing 🙂👍