Ontario Colleges

With quality post-secondary programs in different fields of study, Ontario is home to some of the best colleges in Canada. Students and professionals have the option of enrolling in programs from diploma to post-graduate courses.

Humber College

Humber College is a public college located in Toronto. It is a polytechnic college that was established in 1967, it offers courses from diploma to degree programs. Students also have the option of upgrading their diplomas to degrees by enrolling to this institution. The following are some of the undergraduate bachelor degree programs offered at the college.

Bachelor of Applied Arts
Bachelor of Applied Technology
Bachelor of Child and Youth Care
Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Creative Advertising
Bachelor of Interior Design
Bachelor of International Development
Bachelor of Journalism
Bachelor of Music
Bachelor of Nursing
Bachelor of Public Relations

Centennial College

Established in 1966, Centennial College is one of the oldest public colleges in Ontario. With over 30,000 full-time and part-time students, more than 100 programs offered are divided in 8 schools.

School of Advancement
School of Business
School of Communications, Media and Design
School of Community and Health Studies
School of Continuing Education
School of Engineering Technology and Applied Science
School of Hospitality, Tourism and Culture
School of Transportation

Fleming College

Established in 1967, this is a public non-denominational institution that offers more than 90 post-secondary undergraduate and graduate programs in the following fields of study.

Business and Technology
Continuing Education and Skilled Trades
Environmental and Natural Resource Sciences
Visual Arts, Education
Health and Wellness
Law, Justice and Community Services

George Brown College

This is a public college located in Toronto that was established in 1967. It offers a variety of programs in preparatory studies, hospitality and culinary arts, business, art and design, community service, early childhood education, construction and engineering technologies and health sciences.

Seneca College

Established in 1976, Seneca College has 10 campuses located around Toronto. They offer courses in the following faculties and schools.

Applied Arts & Health Sciences
Applied Science & Engineering Technology
Business
Communication, Art & Design
Communication, Art & Design
Liberal Arts

Conestoga College

Based in Kitchener, Conestoga College Institute of Technology and Advanced learning is a publicly-funded institution. They offer full-time, apprenticeship and part-time programs for students. The school also offers degree programs in the following areas.

Integrated Telecommunications and Computer Technology
Architecture
Health Informatics
International Business Management

Lambton College

Located in Sarnia and established in 1967, this institution offers more than 70 post-secondary degree programs along with part-time training and apprenticeship programs.

Sheridan College

Sheridan College in Oakville was established in 1967. This college offers diploma and degree courses in the following areas.

Animation and illustration
Music theatre
Film and design
Business
Applied computing
Engineering technology
Community studies
Liberal studies

Located in Kingston, this institution offers post-secondary undergraduate programs in behavioral psychology, business administration and nursing.

Georgian College

Established in 1967, this is a non-denominational college of applied arts and technology. It has three main campuses that offer training and apprenticeship courses as well as undergraduate degree programs.

Fanshawe College

This is a public non-denominational institution founded in 1967. Campuses are located in London, Simcoe, St. Thomas and Woodstock. They offer over a 100 undergraduate and graduate post-secondary programs in the following areas.

Applied Science and Technology
Building Technology
Business and Management
Contemporary Media
Design
Electrical and Electronics
Health Sciences and Nursing
Human Services
Information Technology
Manufacturing Technology
Preparatory Studies in Language and Liberal Studies
Tourism and Hospitality
Transportation and Motive Power

Confederation College

This is a provincially-funded institution located in Thunder Bay that focuses on post-secondary undergraduate studies. Established in 1967, the school provides diplomas, certification and degrees.

Niagara College

Established in 1967, this institution has four campuses in Ontario. They offer over 90 post-secondary degrees and certificates in the following programs.

Academic Studies
Business and Entrepreneurship
Continuing Education
Health and Community Studies
Hospitality and Tourism
Information and Media Studies
Environment
Horticulture and Agribusiness
General Studies
Technology
English as a Second Language

Algonquin College

Established in 1967, this is a Public College of Applied Arts and Technology located in Ottawa. Over 156 college programs, 18 apprenticeship programs, three collaborative degree programs and a number of bachelor degree programs are offered in three campuses.

A primary campus in West Ottawa
A secondary campus in Perth, Ontario
A secondary campus in Pembroke

Durham College

Durham College of Applied Arts and Technology is a public non-denominational institution located in Oshawa. Established in 1967, the school offers full-time, part-time, continuing education, apprenticeship and career development programs in business, health care, information technology, art, design, energy, media, skilled trades, general arts and sciences, justice and emergency services.

Cambrian College

Situated in Sudbury, Cambrian College was established in 1967. They offer full-time programs in the following fields of study.

Access and Academic Development
Business
Communication and Creative Arts
Community Services
Computer and Engineering Technology
Graduate Certificate Programs
Health Sciences and Emergency Services
Hospitality and Tourism
Law and Justice
Music Performance
Skill and Trades Training

Canadore College

Located in North Bay, this institution was established in 1967. They offer over 80 post-secondary programs in the following areas.

Aviation
Business
Communication Arts
Health Sciences
Hospitality and Tourism
Recreation and Leisure
Human Services
Information Technology
Law and Justice
Skilled Trades Apprenticeship
Preparatory Studies

Mohawk College

Located in Hamilton and established in 1966, this public institution has four main campuses that offer over 100 apprenticeship and degree programs.

Northern College

Based in Timmins, this college was established in 1967 to offer undergraduate and graduate programs. They offer 23 certificates, one collaborative degree, 18 apprenticeships and 29 diploma programs.

Sault College

This is a public non-denominational college established in 1965. It is known for providing one of the best aviation programs in Canada.

La Cité Collégiale

This is publicly-funded college located in Ottawa uses French as the primary mode of teaching. They offer over 90 training programs in areas of study including courses in administration, arts and design, communications, computers, electronics, forestry and environment, health sciences, hospitality, media, security, social sciences and tourism and travel.

St. Clair College

Established in 1967 and located in Windsor, this institution offers over a hundred diploma, certificate, degree and graduate programs in different fields of study.

Collège Boréa

Established in 1995 in Sudbury, this school offers undergraduate programs focused on areas including technology, media, communications, tourism, community service and administration.