Seneca College educates more than 100,000 students, making it the largest college in Canada. The College has several campuses located in the Greater Toronto Area. The Newnham campus, located at finch and 404 highway, is the primary campus, with some administrative functions housed at the Markham campus. Seneca also has two residence buildings, a 1,000-bed residence located at Newnham Campus, and a 233-bed residence located at King Campus.

Seneca offers programs in over 260 fields of study. Some programs offer co-op options, while others include a mandatory co-op period prior to graduation. Work placement assistance to students upon graduation is also offered.

Seneca College also has more than 70 transfer agreements with universities throughout the world including countries such as Australia, Canada, England, South Africa, and the U.S.A. These agreements allow students to apply their college education to obtain credit towards a university degree.

Seneca College Faculties and Schools

Faculty of Applied Arts & Health Sciences

School of Animal Health
School of Community Services
School of Early Childhood Education
School of English and Liberal Studies
School of Health Sciences
School of Public Safety and Police Studies
School of Recreation
School of Underwater Skills

Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering Technology

Agilent Technologies Institute
Centre for Advanced Technologies
Centre for the Built Environment
School of Aviation and Flight Technology
School of Biological Sciences & Applied Chemistry
School of Civil Engineering Technology
School of English and Liberal Studies
School of Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology
School of Fire Protection Engineering Technology
York / Seneca Institute for Mathematics, Science, and Technology Education

Faculty of Business

Centre for Financial Service
School of Accounting & Finance
School of Fashion & Merchandising
School of English and Liberal Studies
Centre for Human Resources
School of Business Management
School of International Business
School of Legal and Public Administration
School of Marketing and e-Business
School of Office Administration
School of Tourism

Faculty of Information Arts & Technology

School of Communication Arts
School of Computer Studies
School of English and Liberal Studies
Faculty of Continuing Education
Faculty of Workforce Skills Development

Seneca College Campuses

Newnham campus

Newnham Campus is the academic and administrative centre of Seneca College. Located on the north side of Finch Avenue at Hwy. 404 (Don Valley Parkway) and Finch Avenue East, Newnham Campus is one of the largest college campuses in Canada. It houses full-time and part-time programs in Applied Arts, Business and Technology, as well as the Seneca Student Residence.

Map of Newnham Campus Location

Markham campus

Seneca’s 10-storey Markham Campus is a learning facility with electronic classrooms, a computer commons, library, cafeteria, fitness centre, book store and flexible student learning spaces. The Campus offers programs in Business Administration, Information Systems, General Business, Marketing, Marketing Administration, Brand Management, Business Intelligence, Interactive Marketing, Marketing Management, and Business Computer Studies.

Other non-business administration programs include Tourism and Travel, and Aviation and Flight Technology.

Map of Markham Campus Location

King campus

King City Campus Is housed in the Eaton Hall manor, which is located on 282 hectares of woods, lakes and fields, this campus offers students a broad range of study programs, including: Business, Early Childhood Education, Law Enforcement, Nursing, Social Service Worker (and Gerontology), Tourism Studies, Golf Course Technician, Environmental Landscape Management, Recreation and Leisure Services, Recreation Facility Management, and Veterinary Technician.

It is also offers training in the field of SCUBA and Surface Supplied Commercial Diving.

Map of King Campus Location

Seneca at York University Campus

Seneca at York Campus includes the Stephen E. Quinlan Building and the Technology Enhanced Learning Building, situated on the Keele Campus of York University.

Map of Seneca@York Campus

Buttonville Airport campus

Buttonville is the home of Seneca’s fleet of aircraft and flight training devices, utilized for training by students registered in the Aviation and Flight Technology Program. All in-flight training is undertaken through the facilities at the Buttonville Airport. Classroom-based instruction is divided between Markham and Buttonville Campuses.

Map of Buttonville Campus Location

Jane campus

Students on this campus are registered in pre-apprenticeship programs for Tool and Die Maker, Precision Machining and Mould Maker trades. The building can be seen from the westbound collector lanes of Highway 401.

Map of Jane Campus Location

Newmarket campus

The Newmarket Campus offers community-based services delivered by Seneca College, the YMCA and the Canadian Hearing Society (CHS). Programs include employment services for adults, academic upgrading and computer skills training. The YMCA offers youth programs and information on recreational activities and community programs. The CHS offers numerous support services for the hearing impaired in York Region.

Map of Newmarket Campus Location

Yorkgate campus

Students at the Yorkgate Campus can learn at their own pace with customized programs in academic upgrading and office systems. The Literacy and Basic Skills program is available, as are a variety of provincial and federal programs. The Employment Resource Centre offers assisted services and extended hours on evenings and Saturdays. The facility is located on the second floor of the Yorkgate Mall at Finch Avenue West and Jane Street.

Map of Yorkgate Campus Location

Directions and Map to Seneca College Newnham Campus

By Car

From the South

Take DON VALLEY PKWY NORTH (becomes HWY 404) and take the FINCH AVENUE EAST exit
Turn LEFT onto FINCH AVE EAST
Turn RIGHT at the second set of lights into the College entrance road

From the North via Hwy 404

Take HWY 404 SOUTH toward TORONTO and take the FINCH AVENUE EAST exit
Turn RIGHT onto FINCH AVENUE
Turn RIGHT at the first set of lights into the College entrance road

From the North via Hwy 400 (via 407)

Take HWY 400 SOUTH toward TORONTO and take the HWY 407 ETR exit
Travel EAST on HIGHWAY 407 ETR and take the HWY 404 SOUTH exit toward TORONTO
Take the FINCH AVENUE exit
Turn RIGHT onto FINCH AVENUE
Turn RIGHT at the first set of lights into College entrance road

From the East

Take HWY 401 WEST toward TORONTO and take the DON VALLEY PKWY/HWY-404 exit toward Newmarket
Travel NORTH on HWY 404 and take the FINCH AVENUE exit
Turn LEFT onto FINCH AVE EAST
Turn RIGHT at the second set of lights into the College entrance road

From the West

Take the Q.E.W. toward TORONTO and take the HWY 427 exit toward HWY 401.
Travel on HWY 427 NORTH and take the HWY 401 EAST exit
Travel on HIGHWAY 401 EXPRESS EAST and take the HWY 404 exit toward NEWMARKET
Travel NORTH on HWY 404 and take the FINCH AVENUE exit
Turn LEFT onto FINCH AVE EAST
Turn RIGHT at the second set of lights into the College entrance road

By Public Transit TTC

From Finch subway station, take any 39 Finch bus (except E) to Seneca Hill Drive, proceed to the campus

Map of Newnham Campus Location

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Contact Seneca College

Admissions – General

416.491.5050 ext. 2800
Fax: 416.493.3958
E-mail: admissions at senecac.on.ca

Admissions – International

416.491.5050 ext. 2638
E-mail: InternationalAdmissions at senecac.on.ca

Admissions – King Campus: 416.491.5050 ext. 5013
Career Services: 416.491.5050 ext. 6007
Counselling: 416.491.5050 ext. 2900
Parking: 416.491.5050 ext. 2867

Financial Aid

King 416.491.5050 ext. 5012
Newnham 416.491.5050 ext. 2480
Markham 416.491.5050 ext. 7422
Seneca@York 416.491.5050 ext. 3011
E-mail: finaid.info@senecac.on.ca

Registration and Records

E-mail: registration.inquiries at senecac.on.ca
King 416.491.5050 ext. 5016
Markham 416.491.5050 ext. 7434 or 7435
Newnham 416.491.5050 ext. 2495
Seneca@York 416.491.5050 ext. 3007

Residences

Newnham
416.491.8811
E-mail: seneca.newnham at stayrcc.com

King
905.833.1650
E-mail: seneca.king at stayrcc.com

Humber College provides broad range of career-focused credentials which includes bachelor’s degrees, diploma, certificate, apprenticeship and postgraduate programs. With over 150 full time programs and 200 continuing educations programs to choose from, the 21,000 full-time and 55,000 part-time students of Humber have access to many opportunities for continuous learning.

The Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning is one of Canada’s leading learning solution providers and is one of 12 Vanguard Learning Colleges in North America, selected for its excellence in education and training.

Humber College Academic Schools

School of Applied Technology – is one of Ontario’s most respected and comprehensive applied technology schools. Programs that are offered are: design, engineering technologies, sustainable energy, apprenticeship and skilled trades, and graduate studies. Credentials you can earn include four-year bachelor degrees, two- and three-year diplomas, certificates and apprenticeships.

The Business School – offers over 25 programs in more than a dozen fields which ensure a comprehensive business education. Programs range from marketing, accounting, human resources, international business, law or even fashion and spa management. Most four-year degrees offer common business practices for the first two years and specialization in the last two years.

School of Creative & Performing Arts – is home to internationally acclaimed diploma and degree programs in comedy, music, publishing, theatre and writing. This school offers studios, stages and labs, award-winning faculty as well as opportunities for students to perform and complete job placements.

School of Health Sciences – prepares students for meaningful careers in the health-care field. Since 1967, Humber meets the ongoing demands of the contemporary health-care environment. Degrees, diplomas and certificates in programs such as nursing, early childhood education, paramedic, occupational therapy assistant, pharmacy technician, or funeral services provide graduates with opportunities in most health-care settings.

School of Hospitality, Recreation & Tourism – offers state-of-the-art facilities, innovative programming, expert faculty and extensive industry partnerships make this one of the leading award-winning schools for the education of culinary, hospitality, tourism, and fitness and recreation professionals. Instruction is led by expert faculty, who work closely with industry and professional associations to ensure graduates are sought-after employees. Program offer work placement experiences as well.

School of Liberal Arts & Sciences – Humber is the only college in Ontario with interdisciplinary liberal arts and science programs to ensure a solid academic foundation for all students. Most degree, diploma or certificate programs include social sciences, humanities and science electives, as well as communications and math courses. ESL, college, science and technology, and university preparation are also offered.

School of Media Studies & Information Technology – The School of Media Studies & Information Technology has the largest combination of media-sector programs in Canada providing training in public relations, journalism, advertising, graphic design, digital arts, 3D animation, film and television production, and web-based media and information technology. Credentials range from degrees, diplomas and certificates to postgraduate certificates.

School of Social & Community Services – Educates you in the leading-edge skills needed to make a difference in society, whether as a criminal justice professional, a child and youth worker, a social services worker, or in community and justice services, developmental services, public or private policing, or fire services. Field placements provide comprehensive real-world learning opportunities in a broad range of community agencies and organizations.

Humber College Campuses

Humber North Campus

Is situated in northwest Toronto adjacent to the Humber River and 100 acres of parkland and is home to more than 15,000 full-time students. The North Humber campus is also a place of residence for 1,000 students and has direct access to the Toronto public transit line.

This campus features the Arboretum, a beautiful 100-acre park, a library, an indoor pool and sauna, athletics facilities, a fully functioning spa, a variety of eating establishments, a pub, and a student-run fine dining restaurant.

Nearby Toronto attractions include the Air Canada Centre, Rogers Centre, clubs, theatres, the Royal Ontario Museum, the Art Gallery of Ontario, CN Tower, Ontario Place and Harbourfront.

Campus Map | Parking Map | Directions

Humber Lakeshore Campus

Situated in the west end of Toronto, on the shores of Lake Ontario, this Humber College campus is home to more than 5,000 full-time students with 400 living in residence. The Lakeshore campus is minutes from downtown and on the Toronto public transit line.

On and around campus includes hiking, walking and biking trails. Other campus features includes a library, a variety of eating establishments, and live music, theatre and comedy shows.

Close to cultural attractions of Toronto including the Air Canada Centre, Rogers Centre, clubs, theatres, the Royal Ontario Museum, the Art Gallery of Ontario, CN Tower, Ontario Place and Harbourfront.

Campus Map | Parking Map | Directions

Humber Orangeville Campus

Situated in Dufferin County, northwest of Toronto, Humber Orangeville is a small campus community, where you will find a cohesive and collegial student environment.

Features of this campus are studying in wireless classrooms along with a student commons and computer lab, on-site fitness centre, including swimming pool, two hockey rinks, library, and food court.

Campus Map | Location Map

Directions and Map to Humber North Campus

By Car

From 401 East: Take the 401 to exit 354 to merge onto Dixon Rd, Take the ON-27 ramp, merge onto Route 27, Turn left at Humber College Blvd, Make a U-turn at Windwood Dr, Humber College North Campus will be on the right side.

From 401 West: Take the Hwy 409/427 North exit from Hwy 401, Take the Finch Avenue exit, Turn right onto Finch Avenue, Turn right onto Humber College Boulevard

By Public Transit

There are three buses leaving from three different subway stops:

Kipling Station, Take 191 North (Highway 27 Rocket) to Humber
From Wilson Station, 96 Wilson Express
York Mills Station, Take 96, 96B, 96E Bus West to Humber

Map of Humber College Location

Video of Humber College

Contact Humber College

Email: enquiry at humber.ca
Telephone: (416) 675-3111
Fax: (416) 675-2427

George Brown College is a public, fully-accredited college of applied arts and technology with 3 full campuses in downtown Toronto. The college offers more than 66 diploma programs, as well as five degree programs, one in conjunction with Ryerson University. An additional 45 certificate programs and 33 post-graduate programs round out the college’s full-time offering.

There are also over 1,300 continuing education courses available. George Brown College educates about 15,000 full-time students, including 1,400 international students, as well as over 60,000 part-time and continuing education students.

Some of the wide variety of programs George Brown offers is art and design, business, community services, early childhood education, construction and engineering technologies, health sciences, hospitality and culinary arts, preparatory studies, as well as specialized programs and services for recent immigrants and international students.

George Brown is also the largest distance education college in Canada, with 12,000 students studying in over 30 countries. The most popular distance education program offered by the college is its award-winning Electronics Technician distance education program.

George Brown Campuses

Casa Loma Campus

The largest George Brown Campus is the Casa Loma campus which is situated on the stretch of Kendal Ave. between Davenport Rd. and MacPherson Ave. Nearby features include Casa Loma, and the City of Toronto Archives. The Dupont subway station is a mere three minute walk from the campus.

The campus itself is a collection of five buildings, which are;

Building B – Functions include Dentistry, 175 Kendal Ave.
Building C – Main building of the campus, 160 Kendal Ave.
Building D – ESL and building technologies, 1 Dartnell Ave.
Building E – Student centre, 146 Kendal Ave.
Building F – Finance and student records, 500 McPherson Ave.

St James Campus

The George Brown College St. James campus is home to Financial Services, Creative Arts, Business Administration and the faculty of Hospitality and Tourism. This campus is where the chef school is located.

The campus itself is a collection of five buildings, which are;

Building A – The main building of the campus, 200 King St. East
Building B – Centre for Hospitality and Culinary Arts, 300 Adelaide St. East
Building C – Financial Services, 290 Adelaide St. East
Building D – Centre for Hospitality and Culinary Arts, 215 King St. East
Building E – School of Design, 230 Richmond St. East

Ryerson University Campus

This associate campus is located in Kerr Hall at Ryerson University. George Brown also has classes from the Early Childhood Education, Early Childhood Assistant and Activation Coordinator Gerontology programs at the Sally Horsfall Eaton (SHE) Building at Ryerson (located at the corner of Gould St and Mutual St.)

Young Centre for the Performing Arts

The Theatre School at George Brown College presents a season of productions at the theatre in the Distillery District in downtown Toronto. It is a brand-new theatre built into 1800s era Victorian industrial buildings, with the incorporation of additional teaching facilities.

Directions and Map to George Brown College Casa Loma Campus

By Car

From DVP or 401 East: Merge onto the DVP from the 401 East, Take the BAYVIEW Ave exit toward Bloor St, Merge onto Bloor – Bayview Ramp, Turn left at Castle Frank Rd, Turn right at Bloor St E , Turn right at Spadina Rd, Turn left at Bridgman Ave, Take the 2nd right onto Kendal Ave, College will be on the left.

From 401 West: Take exit 365 for Allen Rd, Merge onto William R Allen Rd, Take the EGLINTON Ave exit, Turn left at Eglinton Ave W, Turn right at Bathurst St , Turn left at Davenport Rd, Turn right at Kendal Ave, College will be on the right.

From QEW / Gardiner: Head east on QEW continue onto Gardiner Expy, Take the Spadina Ave exit , Turn left at Spadina Ave, At Spadina Crescent, take the 3rd exit and stay on Spadina Ave, Turn left at Bridgman Ave, Take the 2nd right onto Kendal Ave, College will be on the left

By Public Transit TTC

Exit at Dupont subway station, walk north on Spadina Rd. to MacPherson Ave., walk one block west to Kendal Ave.

Directions and Map to George Brown College St James Campus

By Car

From DVP or 401 East or West: Merge onto the DVP from the 401 East or West, Take the exit toward RICHMOND St, Merge onto Eastern ave, Turn right at Sackville St, Turn left at King St E, College will be on the right

From QEW / Gardiner: Head east on QEW continue onto Gardiner Expy, Take the Jarvis St exit, Turn left at Lower Jarvis St, Continue onto Jarvis St, Turn right at King St E, College will be on the left

By Public Transit TTC

Exit at King Subway station, walk or take the King streetcar east to Jarvis St, walk one block east on King St.

Map of Casa Loma Campus Location

Video of George Brown College

Contact George Brown College

Email: webmaster at gbrownc.on.ca
Contact Centre: 416-415-2000
Toll-free: 1-800-265-2002
TTY: 1-877-515-5559

Sheridan College is a diploma and degree granting Canadian polytechnic institute with campuses in Oakville and Brampton. It was founded in 1967 and is known for its animation and illustration courses, music theatre performance program, and craft and design program.

Sheridan also teaches courses in Business, Applied Computing and Engineering Sciences and Community and Liberal Studies, and serves close to 15,000 full-time students annually.

Sheridan College Facts

Since 1967, Sheridan has grown from a locally-based college of 400 students to a dynamic and innovative institution with over 14,000 full-time and 35,000 continuing education students.

Sheridan college attracts students from across Canada and around the world, and is nationally and internationally recognized for excellence in business, digital media and communications, performing arts, visual arts and design, applied computing and telecommunications, engineering and manufacturing sciences, and community service studies.

5 Academic Schools

Animation, Arts & Design: 3,300 students
Business: 4,300
Community and Liberal Studies: 2,500
Applied Computing and Engineering Sciences: 3,900
Continuing Education and Corporate Training: 35,000

Sheridan College offers:

6 college certificate programs
54 diploma and advanced diploma programs
7 applied bachelor’s degrees
6 collaborative (with universities) degrees
24 graduate certificate programs

Sheridan College Campuses

Davis Campus

Sheridan’s Davis Campus in Brampton is home to approximately 4,500 students. Located at Steeles and McLaughlin Road, close to downtown Brampton, the Davis Campus features a wide assortment of programs.

The Davis Campus features a brand new Student Centre (The Rec Room), plus an athletic facility, library, full-service cafeteria and other food outlets, all situated in a peaceful park setting.

Campus Map | Location of Davis Campus

Trafalgar Road Campus

Skills Training Centre, is home to approximately 6,500 students. Located just north of the Queen Elizabeth Highway, the Trafalgar Road Campus features a wide variety of programs.

The Trafalgar Road Campus includes an athletic facility, a Student Centre (ConneXion), library, cafeteria and other food outlets, all situated in a beautiful setting.

Campus Map | Location of Trafalgar Campus

Directions and Map to Sheridan College Campuses

By Car

Davis Campus to Trafalgar Road Campus

Right (North) on McLaughlin Road to Steeles Avenue
Left (West) on Steeles Avenue to Trafalgar Road
Left (South) on Trafalgar Road to Trafalgar Road Campus

Burlington (Burlington Mall/Guelph Line area) to Davis or Trafalgar Road Campuses

Follow the directions from Hamilton (below) to the desired campus, ignoring the first step.

Hamilton (Dundurn Castle area) to Davis Campus

Highway 403 East to QEW (Toronto Bound)
QEW East to Highway 403
Highway 403 to Mavis Road exit
Left (North) on Mavis Road to Eglinton Avenue
Right (East) on Eglinton Avenue to McLaughlin Road
Left (North) on McLaughlin Road to Davis Campus (just south of Steeles Ave.)

Hamilton (Dundurn Castle area) to Trafalgar Road Campus

Highway 403 East to QEW (Toronto Bound)
QEW East to Trafalgar Road exit
Left (North) on Trafalgar Road to Trafalgar Road Campus

Toronto (Union Station) to Davis Campus

Yonge Street South to Gardiner Expressway/QEW
West on Gardiner Expressway/QEW to Highway 10 (Hurontario Street)
North (Right) on Highway 10 (Hurontario Street ? approx. 15 min. from QEW)
Left (West) on Steeles Ave.
Left (South) on McLaughlin Road to Davis Campus

Toronto (Union Station) to Trafalgar Road Campus

Yonge Street South to Gardiner Expressway/QEW
West on Gardiner Expressway/QEW to Trafalgar Road exit
North (Right) on Trafalgar Road to Trafalgar Road Campus

By Public Transit TTC

Brampton (Davis Campus) to Oakville (Trafalgar Road Campus)

Brampton Transit #1B East City Centre or
# 2 Main North or #2 Heart Lake to Shoppers World Shopping Centre
Mississauga Transit #19A South to Port Credit GO Station
GO Train from Port Credit to Oakville GO Station
Oakville Transit #24 Sheridan or #24 South Common Mall to Trafalgar Road Campus

Hamilton or Burlington to Davis Campus*

GO Bus or GO Train* to Oakville GO Station
GO Train from Oakville to Port Credit GO Station in Mississauga
Mississauga Transit #19A North to Shoppers World Shopping Centre
Brampton Transit #1B West or #2 Main South to Davis Campus

Hamilton or Burlington to Trafalgar Road Campus*

GO Bus or GO Train* to Oakville GO Station
Oakville Transit #24 Sheridan or #24 South Common Mall to Trafalgar Road Campus

Toronto (Union Station) to Davis Campus

York Mills Subway or Yorkdale Subway to Brampton
Train or GO Bus Transit to Brampton Bus Terminal
Brampton Transit #1B Sheridan or #2 Main South to Davis Campus

Toronto (Union Station) to Trafalgar Road Campus

GO Train to Oakville GO Station
Oakville Transit #24 Sheridan or #24 South Common Mall to Trafalgar Road Campus

*GO Train Service is available during peak hours of operation from the Hamilton Train Station or the three GO Stations in Burlington. Please call GO Transit at (416) 869-3200 for a schedule of times and locations.

Map of Sheridan College Davis Campus Location

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Contact Sheridan College

Email: infosheridan at sheridaninstitute.ca

Phone (local calling):
905-845-9430 (Oakville)
905-459-7533 (Brampton)
905-681-4611 (Hamilton)

Centennial College of Applied Arts and Technology is the oldest publicly funded community college in Ontario which was established in 1966. Its 4 campuses are located in the eastern part of the Greater Toronto Area. Centennial College is recognized as one of the most culturally diverse post-secondary institutions in Ontario. Almost 100 ethno-cultural groups are represented and 80 languages are spoken on campus.

The college offers more than 100 applied degrees, diploma and certificate programs on a full- and part-time basis in business, communication arts, community and consumer services, science and engineering technology, health and transportation. Centennial College supports enrolments of 14,500 full-time students and 25,000 part-time learners annually.

Centennial College Campuses

Progress Campus – 941 Progress Avenue, Scarborough (near Markham Road and Highway 401).

The main programs offered here are those in the School of Business and the School of Hospitality, Tourism and Culture.

Campus Map | Campus Location | Campus Directions

Ashtonbee Campus – 75 Ashtonbee Road, Scarborough (near Warden Avenue-Eglinton Avenue area).

Ashtonbee is home to the largest training school for transportation technology in Canada. The college boasts industry partnerships with major manufacturers, including Honda/Acura, Toyota, General Motors, Ford, Volvo Trucks, Freightliner and Canadian Tire. The campus includes a fully functional aircraft hangar, licensed by Transport Canada, complete with a “fleet” of 10 aircraft which are used as training aids by the aircraft technician and avionics technician students.

Campus Map | Campus Location | Campus Directions

Centennial Science and Technology Centre – 755 Morningside Avenue, Morningside Avenue and Ellesmere Road area.

The newest campus opened in the summer of 2004 to house joint programs with the University of Toronto Scarborough. The campus is home to the Computer Science and Technology, health science and environmental science programs that the college offers. Some of the media arts programs are also offered here in partnership with UTSC across the street.

Campus Map | Campus Location | Campus Directions

The Centre for Creative Communications – 951 Carlaw Avenue, East York (near the Danforth)

Opened in 1994, The Centre for Creative Communications is home to Centennial’s award-winning School of Communications, Media and Design. Taught here are most of the creative communication programs such as advertising and digital animation.

Campus Map | Campus Location | Campus Directions

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Contact Centennial College

Email: success at centennialcollege.ca
Tel: 416-289-5000
Toll free in Ontario: 1-800-268-4419