GBC-Highlights
Start in September!
Check out our open programs and apply now for a September start. Study in downtown Toronto, get practical experience in our state-of-the-art facilities and take advantage of our industry connections.
$1,500 international student scholarship
To be eligible for this new scholarship, you must apply for a 2024 spring or fall semester full-time program on or after March 27.
The City is our Classroom
With more than 200 programs, we have one that's right for you. Get real-world experience for real life and take advantage of everything our location in downtown Toronto has to offer!
Designed for Well-Being
We're leading the way in innovative design focused on student well-being. Our mass timber building, Limberlost Place, emphasizes fresh air, natural light, and spaces tailored to diverse learning preferences and neurodiversity.
What's on
RSVP for Convocation
Hey graduating students! May 29 is the final day to RSVP for Convocation 2024. Don't miss our biggest celebration of the year, happening June 10 - 14!
Spring service fairs
Now that you've settled into classes, find out what supports and services the college offers to help you be successful! From May 21 - 29, there will be swag and giveaways, food, music, and lots of opportunities for you to connect.
Program spotlight
Prepare for a career that never gets old! Learn more and apply now for our Early Childhood Education diploma program. GBC has been preparing graduates to work as early childhood educators for more than 40 years.
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News and Important Dates
Many fans of sports and entertainment would say it’d be a dream come true to pitch partnership marketing ideas for major teams and event production companies, directly to their executives. That’s exactly what students in George Brown College’s (GBC) Sport and Event Marketing (B400) program did...
A featured article in CIO Views magazine takes a deep dive into the uplifting and visionary leadership of George Brown College President Dr. Gervan Fearon.
Tom’s top piece of career advice? “Find the work that your heart feels good to do,” he says. In Tom’s case, that means spending his days supporting — and teaching — others.
