Georgian College

Georgian College, located in Ontario, is a premier institution of higher education in Canada. Formerly known as the College of Applied Arts and Technology, it was founded in 1967 and has partnerships with the College System of Ontario and the Canadian Association for Co-operative Education (CAFCE). The college prides itself on delivering a cutting-edge curriculum that is relevant to the ever-changing job market. With over 130 programs offered, students can choose from a wide range of fields including business, liberal arts, tourism, marine studies, among others. Some of the top programs at Georgian College are Computer Studies, Automotive Business, Design and Visual Arts, and Business Management. With campuses in seven districts of Ontario, students have access to a diverse selection of learning experiences. The Barrie Campus, which houses the Art Gallery, University Partnership Centre, and the Henry Bernick Entrepreneurship Centre, is the largest and most well-equipped campus. The Owen Sound Campus, known as the Marine Training and Research Centre, offers specialized programs in this field. The Orillia Campus boasts a fitness center and an amphitheater, while the Muskoka and Orangeville Campuses have cutting-edge multimedia facilities. The average tuition fee at Georgian College is 20360 USD, and international students may be eligible for merit-based grants and scholarships. The college prides itself on providing a vibrant student life, with numerous resources including social clubs, campus dining options, and events. Students can explore their interests through the college's state-of-the-art infrastructure and a variety of social and academic clubs. The "Georgian College Residence" offers on-campus housing options, with several residence halls located throughout the campus. In recognition of its contribution to social innovation, Georgian College has been named the first and only changemaker college in Canada, solidifying its position as a leader in higher education.