Centennial College

Overview

Centennial College was established in the 1960s and has welcomed over 2,000 international students during that time from countries including China, India, South Korea, and Brazil. It consists of five campuses across the Toronto region and is one of Canada's top 10 research colleges. 

It was the first Community College in Toronto and now provides degree programs in several subject areas, including business, communication, engineering, and health community courses. In total, it covers over 100 pathways to further education and is the number one college for student satisfaction in the Toronto area.

State of the art facilities and partnerships with over 120 institutions across the world mean students are career and university ready once they leave Centennial College.

About Location

• Morning side Campus: The Morningside Campus is an environmentally friendly structure that houses the School of Community and Health Studies and a few Engineering Technology and Applied Science departments. It is tucked away in the Rouge Valley Conservation Area.
• Ashtonbee Campus: The School of Transportation, one of Canada's most extensive training facilities for the automobile and aviation industries, is located near Ashtonbee. Some Community and Health Studies programs are also housed there.
• Story Arts Campus Centre: The Story Arts Centre is a state-of-the-art arts campus and the ideal venue to unleash your creativity. It contains everything you need to release your inner genius because it houses the School of Communications, Media, Arts, and Design.
• Downsview Campus: Our long-running Aviation Technician programs and associated aircraft and equipment have been moved from the Ashtonbee Campus Hangar in Scarborough to Centennial College's Downsview Campus. In addition to new programs in aerospace manufacturing offered by our School of Engineering Technology and Applied Science, the new campus provides more classroom space for existing programs.
• Progress Campus: The Schools of Business and Hospitality, Tourism, and Culinary Arts are located in Progress. Additionally, you can discover numerous Child Studies and Community Service degrees and programs in Advanced Manufacturing and Automation Engineering Technology here.