Find out all your study & career opportunities in Algonquin College!
- Algonquin College is one of the first Ontario colleges to earn accreditation from Cooperative Education and Work-Integrated Learning (CEWIL) Canada. Eight Algonquin programs have been honored with CEWIL Canada accreditation, a distinction open to all post-secondary institutions across the country.
- In Fall 2018, 67% of international enrolments were concentrated in three schools at Algonquin College: the School of Advanced Technology, the Algonquin Centre for Construction Excellence, and the School of Business
- 90% graduates find jobs within six months of graduation
- 445 apprentices were trained in a new trade
- 1,200+ students improved their literacy and basic skills
- International Co-op opportunities grows from 0.7% to 2.5%
- Ottawa (Main Campus)
- Pembroke Waterfront
- Perth
About Campuses:
- Ottawa- is the Canada Capital and our main campus is designed around student needs. It includes the facilities and services — from public busing to affordable, healthy food — that make student life efficient, worry-free and productive. The campus is set up to encourage an enriching student experience.
- Pembroke Campus-At the Pembroke Waterfront Campus you can swim, bike, snowmobile and kayak to campus. It is designed to meet the needs of our students and includes a spectacular view of the Ottawa River. Our students work with passionate educators leading a student experience like no other
- Perth-Students seeks small class sizes and small town living look no further than picturesque Perth Campus in Heritage Perth, located in idyllic Lanark County. Students enjoy a meaningful, personalized learning and supportive community experience
Diplomas
- Transportation and Automotive
- Environmental Science
- Engineering and Architecture
- Business
- Public Safety and Legal Studies
- Media and Communications
- Hospitality, Tourism and Wellness
- Computers and Technology
- Health Sciences
- Community and Social Services
Advanced Diplomas
- Arts and Science
- Engineering and Architecture
- Business
- Computer and Technology
- Community and Social Services
- Health Sciences
Undergraduate Degree
- Computer and Technology
- Engineering and Architecture
- Business
- Arts and Science
- Community and Social Services
- Hospitality, Tourism and Wellness
- Health Sciences
Postgraduate
- Engineering and Architecture
- Business
- Computer and Technology
- Health Sciences
- Environmental Science
- Hospitality, Tourism and Wellness
- Media and Communications
- Public Safety and Legal Studies
Diploma and Advance Diploma*
- Academic - Year 12 with 60% overall, other state board with an average of 60% - 65% overall
- IELTS - 6.5 overall with no module less than 6
Degree*
- Academic - Year 12 with 70% overall
- IELTS - 6.5 overall with no module less 6.0
Postgraduate Certificate*
- Academic - Bachelor’s degree with an average of 60% - 65% overall
- IELTS - 6.5 overall with no module less 6.0
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- Certificate and Diploma programs : 105
- Postgraduate and Degree programs : 115
Intakes: January, May, September
Tuition Fee - From CAD 7,657 to CAD 8,028 (per semester)
*Fees and entry requirements are subject to change