Algonquin College

Description of Algonquin College Ottawa Canada

• Year of foundation: 1967
• Location: Ontario, Canada
• Language of instruction: English
• Number of students: 19,000 people
• Age of students: from 16 years
• Type of program: full board, full time.

Algonquin College Ottawa Canada - College of Applied Arts and Technology - was founded in 1967 and is named after the indigenous people who lived in the area. Algonquin was formed by the merger of the Eastern Ontario Institute of Technology, established in 1957, and the Professional Center of Ontario, founded in 1965. The college has been a leader in professional, higher education in the region for over 50 years. The institution has undergone significant growth since its inception and continues to grow. Three university campuses recently completed major expansion projects: the Perth and Pembroke campuses were rebuilt, and an innovation district was completed on the campus of Ottawa, and the Dare library was opened.

The college offers:

• Undergraduate degree programs
• Associate Degree Programs
• College Certificate Programs
• Diploma programs.

Accommodation, meals, prices

The college offers students several forms of stay:

• Full time
• Full / partial board.

Borders students are accommodated in comfortable, secure, controlled-access residences. Students live in apartments of two.

The price includes:

• Utilities
• Wi-Fi access
• Access to common rooms, game rooms and laundry.

For students who prefer to live off campus, the college provides a list of apartments, shared houses available for rent.

On campus there are several food outlets with a wide variety of menus: there is a selection of fruit and vegetable salads, vegetarian dishes, soups, fresh pastries, sandwiches, and drinks. On the territory there are vending machines with drinks, snacks. All campuses are equipped with several recreation areas, spaces for independent work, free time for students.

Activities Algonquin College Ottawa Canada

All students at Algonquin College are becoming an integral part of the student community. Modern open conceptual spaces, designed as universal access points, sources of information, events, and seminars, are opened for work with students. Students develop partnerships, friendships and networking in the process of working together on school projects, the exchange of human resources, the search for new ideas.

The college offers students a specially designed program of social and entertainment events, excursions, trips.