Establish: 1967
Type : Public , College
Total number of students: 31,000+
Total number of international students: 9,300+
DLI#: O19283850612
Studying in downtown Toronto, students will live, study, and work in the heart of Canada's largest and most diverse economy. George Brown offers over 160 certificate, diploma, graduate, and career-focused degree programs—one of the widest full-time university programs in Canada. Most programs include a field education component, giving students invaluable opportunities to work and learn with industry partners who may even become future employers.
Why George Brown College - St. James
St. James Campus is the home to the following George Brown College centers and schools:
- Center for Business: School of Accounting & Finance; School of Human Resources; School of Management; School of Marketing
- Center for Arts, Design & Information Technology: School of Media & Performing Arts
- Center for Community Services & Early Childhood: School of Deaf & Deafblind Studies; School of Social & Community Services
- Center for Hospitality & Culinary Arts: Chef School; School of Hospitality & Tourism Management
- Center for Preparatory & Liberal Studies: School of English as a Second Language; School of Immigrant & Transitional Education; School of Liberal Arts & Sciences; School of Work & College Preparation
- Campus life : Meet new people, build networks and get involved with: ATHLETICS & RECREATION: Varsity sports, fitness centers and classes, drop-in sports and organized leagues; ENACTUS GEORGE BROWN: A volunteer entrepreneurial group that strives to improve local communities; PEERCONNECT: A student support service that runs activities, events, wellness initiatives and workshops; STUDENT CLUBS: More than 50 clubs based on field of study, personal interests and social movements; STUDENT LEADERSHIP ACADEMY (SLA): A student group that provides leadership training and volunteer opportunities; STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE (SAGBC): A student organization - with an elected board of directors - that provides services and runs events
- Location : Love the city life? Want to study in downtown Toronto? George Brown College's location gives students access to top employers for field education and networking opportunities. It also means they'll get to enjoy other perks of going to school downtown, including being close to great cafes, restaurants, shopping, and Toronto attractions. The three campuses — Casa Loma, St. James and Waterfront — are all easily accessible by public transit and surrounded by bike lanes as part of Toronto's cycling network.
The Daphne Cockwell Center for Health Sciences at Waterfront Campus is home to the following George Brown College centers and schools: School of Dental Health; School of Health Services Management; School of Health & Wellness; Sally Horsfall Eaton School of Nursing; Some Continuing Education courses are taught at Waterfront.
Why George Brown College - Waterfront
The School of Design resides within a 103,000-square-foot facility in the Daniels Waterfront – City of the Arts development that houses the School of Design programs and a research hub. This state-of-the-art building supports academic programs and industry projects, with features such as: virtual and augmented reality lab, usability and testing lab, Future Ways of Living lab, Peer Tutor lab, digital sandbox, incubators, prototyping and workshop spaces, and design and innovation showcase spaces.
- Campus life : Meet new people, build networks and get involved with: ATHLETICS & RECREATION: Varsity sports, fitness centers and classes, drop-in sports and organized leagues; ENACTUS GEORGE BROWN: A volunteer entrepreneurial group that strives to improve local communities; PEERCONNECT: A student support service that runs activities, events, wellness initiatives and workshops; STUDENT CLUBS: More than 50 clubs based on field of study, personal interests and social movements; STUDENT LEADERSHIP ACADEMY (SLA): A student group that provides leadership training and volunteer opportunities; STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE (SAGBC): A student organization - with an elected board of directors - that provides services and runs events
- Location : Love the city life? Want to study in downtown Toronto? George Brown College's location gives students access to top employers for field education and networking opportunities. It also means they'll get to enjoy other perks of going to school downtown, including being close to great cafes, restaurants, shopping, and Toronto attractions. The three campuses — Casa Loma, St. James and Waterfront — are all easily accessible by public transit and surrounded by bike lanes as part of Toronto's cycling network.
Why George Brown College - Casa Loma
Casa Loma Campus is home to the following George Brown College academic centers and schools:
- Center for Construction & Engineering Technologies: Angelo DelZotto School of Construction Management; School of Apprenticeship & Skilled Trades; School of Architectural Studies; School of Mechanical Engineering Technologies
- Center for Preparatory & Liberal Studies: School of Liberal Arts & Sciences; School of Work & College Preparation
- Center for Arts, Design & Information Technology: School of Computer Technology; School of Fashion & Jewelry; School of Media & Performing Arts
- Campus life : Meet new people, build networks and get involved with: ATHLETICS & RECREATION: Varsity sports, fitness centers and classes, drop-in sports and organized leagues; ENACTUS GEORGE BROWN: A volunteer entrepreneurial group that strives to improve local communities; PEERCONNECT: A student support service that runs activities, events, wellness initiatives and workshops; STUDENT CLUBS: More than 50 clubs based on field of study, personal interests and social movements; STUDENT LEADERSHIP ACADEMY (SLA): A student group that provides leadership training and volunteer opportunities; STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE (SAGBC): A student organization - with an elected board of directors - that provides services and runs events
- Location : Love the city life? Want to study in downtown Toronto? George Brown College's location gives students access to top employers for field education and networking opportunities. It also means they'll get to enjoy other perks of going to school downtown, including being close to great cafes, restaurants, shopping, and Toronto attractions. The three campuses — Casa Loma, St. James and Waterfront — are all easily accessible by public transit and surrounded by bike lanes as part of Toronto's cycling network.
Why George Brown College - Ryerson
A number of Early Childhood Education programs are taught on the Ryerson University campus.
- Campus life : Meet new people, build networks and get involved with: ATHLETICS & RECREATION: Varsity sports, fitness centers and classes, drop-in sports and organized leagues; ENACTUS GEORGE BROWN: A volunteer entrepreneurial group that strives to improve local communities; PEERCONNECT: A student support service that runs activities, events, wellness initiatives and workshops; STUDENT CLUBS: More than 50 clubs based on field of study, personal interests and social movements; STUDENT LEADERSHIP ACADEMY (SLA): A student group that provides leadership training and volunteer opportunities; STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE (SAGBC): A student organization - with an elected board of directors - that provides services and runs events
- Location : Love the city life? Want to study in downtown Toronto? George Brown College's location gives students access to top employers for field education and networking opportunities. It also means they'll get to enjoy other perks of going to school downtown, including being close to great cafes, restaurants, shopping, and Toronto attractions. The three campuses — Casa Loma, St. James and Waterfront — are all easily accessible by public transit and surrounded by bike lanes as part of Toronto's cycling network.
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