Located in Hamilton, Ontario, the Mohawk College of Arts and Technology enrolls approximately 10,000 students with nearly 1 percent international students. The college has five areas of study: arts, business, engineering technology, health services and continuing education. Students can choose from certificates, diplomas and four-year bachelor's degrees. The recorded graduation rate is extremely high, at 90 percent, with the rate of employment at graduation even higher at 100 percent within six months. The school has four campuses and some of the majors offered include computer science, culinary, travel and hospitality, and nursing and applied health.
Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology
P.O. Box 2034
Hamilton, ON L8N 3T2
905-575-1212
mohawkcollege.ca
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT), located in Calgary, Alberta, was North America's first publicly funded institute of technology in higher education. Established in 1916, the institute offers more than 60 one-year certifications, one- to three-year diplomas and applied three-year and four-year bachelor's degree programs. Program majors focus on engineering, technology, design and applied arts, business technology and health care.
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
1301 16th Ave. NW
Calgary, AB T2M 0L4
403-284-7248
sait.ca
With a main campus located in Toronto and three other campuses regionally in Ontario, Centennial College offers students a wide range of degree, diploma and certification programs. Coursework includes such subject areas as communications and business, design, media, health and public administration, engineering and transportation. The college offers Canada's largest transportation training facility, featuring an extensive collection of aircraft and aircraft equipment. Centennial College is truly an international school with more than 80 languages spoken on campus and more than 100 ethnic groups represented.
Centennial College
PO Box 631, Station A, Scarborough
Toronto, ON M1K 5E9
416-289-5393
centennialcollege.ca