GBC-Highlights
Accept Your Offer
The deadline to accept your offer of admission from George Brown College is May 1. Secure your spot and get ready to join our vibrant community!
$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
Supply Chain Symposium
Join us to explore how generative AI technologies are reshaping traditional supply chain paradigms at the Centre for Business Supply Chain Symposium on Thursday, May 2, at Waterfront Campus.
Vivid Fashion Show
Check out the work of the 80 student designers graduating from the School of Fashion & Jewellery at the Vivid year-end fashion show at the Wychwood Barns on April 30.
Program Spotlight
Each September, a small group of students begins a nine-month program in Interdisciplinary Design Strategy at the Brookfield Sustainability Institute (BSI), where they work as a team to research, design and realize a real-world project.
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News and Important Dates
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow and Canada’s Minister of Families, Children and Social Development Jenna Sudds joined early childhood education (ECE) leaders for the annual Summer Institute on Early Years Development at Waterfront Campus.
George Brown College’s School of ESL and Immigrant Education has partnered with our School of Early Childhood and WoodGreen Community Services to create an exciting new Early Childhood Education (ECE) Diploma pathway for newcomers to Canada.
Awards were presented and guests got a look at the unique pieces created by the 21 graduating students.
