Peterborough, Ontario (ON), Canada
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Fleming College is one of the oldest and best-ranked applied arts and technology schools in Canada. The college is named after Sir Sandford Fleming, a Scottish engineer who built Canada’s first transcontinental railway, and invented the system we use for telling the time around the world.
Fleming College is based in Peterborough, in Ontario, Canada and has two more campuses in Lindsay and Haliburton. The stunning area has great lakes and huge natural forests for students to explore. The college is home to nearly 6,300 students, a third of which are international students from 33 countries around the world.
It is a modern, ambitious school, with a full range of skills-based training programs at many different levels. There are apprenticeships, postgraduate programs, and training courses for students with full-time jobs. Online courses are also available.
Students can choose from over 100 study options covering subject areas such as community development, business and computer technologies, environmental and natural resource sciences, trades and technology, health and wellness, and art and design.
The international student services team at Fleming helps students from the time of application through to graduation and beyond.
Peter Bondy, Director of International Education at Fleming says, “In addition to top-quality education provided in excellent facilities by experienced and supportive instructors, what makes Fleming really special is the feeling of community. Students really enjoy the urban conveniences available at all our campuses along with access to natural beauty. Equally important to our many international graduates is that a Fleming College credential—diploma, certificate, graduate certificate, etc.—is recognized throughout North America and around the globe.â€
Fleming offers students various opportunities for practical learning such as co-op placements, internships, training in simulation labs, and more - to equip them with employment skills.
Whether training for a specific career pathway or expanding their knowledge base and skill sets, Fleming College students at all levels benefit from a well-funded and carefully developed education that provides a multitude of options and experiences while studying.
Students also have the unique opportunity to study in Ontario, Canada, and enjoy all the experiences which this great landscape can deliver. Fleming College offers students a diverse and welcoming student community, providing the foundations for students to make lasting friendships and enjoy positive personal development.
Students will work towards gaining a qualification that is highly desirable to future employers, and one that will add significant value to their long-term career prospects.
Fleming College is a bustling hub of enterprise and innovation, with a strong culture of applied research and a progressive attitude towards education which makes it an ideal place to live and study. The college’s expanded network of over 75,000 alumni and professional partners are a key asset in the search for graduate employment, research or further education.
All programs incorporate work-based opportunities to give students a competitive edge in the job market. Graduates of the School of Justice and Community are in especially high demand – 100 per cent of students in the Educational Support and the Child and Youth Care programs found employment after graduation.
New study programs on offer at Fleming College include:
New facilities include:
Additional student support services have also been implemented by the college and include a Personal Wellness Support Hub that offers a variety of resources, modules and apps to help promote the personal and mental wellness of students for the duration of their studies.
Further new developments include:
9,48,263 Postgraduate Fees are for indicative purposes, for details
9,03,621 Vocational Fees are for indicative purposes, for details
6,35,272 Living costs
4,53,333 To live on campus
Fleming College offers a range of financial support options. Each year, a fund of CAD 2 million is allocated to student bursaries and scholarships. Funding is provided through a variety of sources, including tuition fees, professional sponsors, and alumni donations, organized through the Fleming College's Advancement and Alumni Relations Department.
Enrolled students with an active timetable can complete a single online application which registers them for all college-administered bursaries and scholarships to which they are eligible.
The financial services team can also help students apply for external funding schemes and local and regional financial aid. Several programs offer pathways to degrees at a lower cost than direct entry into university.
A new East Asia Entrance Scholarship valued at CAD 1,250 is available exclusively for students from China, Vietnam, Philippines, Japan, Korea, Taiwan. To qualify, students must have:
International students can now benefit from no application fees for the Fall 2021, Winter 2022, and Spring 2022 terms and guaranteed offer letter within 10 days, following approval of their application. The college also offers a merit-based scholarship valued between CAD 500-CAD 2,000 for returning international students, based on a student’s first Semester GPA (3.8-4.0) and length of study (2 or 3 year programs).
A South Asia entrance scholarship will be available soon.
The college offers a wide selection of different types of courses, aimed at students of different levels of education and training. Entry requirements are based on specific course expectations and learning outcomes and can be viewed online on Fleming College’s website.
There are also links to the college’s admissions department, who can be contacted at any time regarding the application process. Prospective students should check online for any important deadlines and entry criteria which may include supplementary material such as a portfolio of work, or evidence of language proficiency.
Students who do not meet the English language requirements can enter the ESL Bridge program. An assessment will determine which of the eight skill levels students should begin.
Academic and non-academic requirements can be found on individual program pages.
Following in the footsteps of its illustrious namesake, Fleming College champions a culture of innovation and applied academics which sets it apart from other technical institutions.
The college employs a superb team of academic staff, who are highly qualified and widely experienced in their subject areas. Many have held high-ranking business and industrial sector roles, and are able to deliver both academic and professional insights utilizing a variety of teaching methods and communication principles.
All of Fleming College’s programs are designed to respond to current and future industry needs, ensuring a curriculum that provides excellent preparation for a variety of top roles in many different industrial sectors. Students benefit from small class sizes with individual attention to maximize their learning potential while many of the instructors can provide vital industry contacts.
The college is also committed to providing ongoing professional education to ensure that its graduates become lifetime learners, and have many opportunities to add value to their long-term careers prospects. All qualifications from all of the college’s courses are globally-recognized.
All students also benefit from practical learning modules such as field trips, lab and clinical training and work on applied projects with a variety of business and non-profit partners. They also get to put their skills into practice through valuable resume-enhancing internships and apprenticeships.
Fleming College offers over 100 programs, ranging from certificates, diplomas, advanced diplomas to post-graduate certificates. Programs are organized into seven specialized academic schools across three campuses.
Programs focus on applied, real-world experiences, entrepreneurial thinking and strong communication skills.
Students collaborate in labs, clinics and practical exercises in interdisciplinary teams. An optimal mix of theory and practical skills make graduates stand out.
Students can explore careers in law, security and protection taught by an award-winning faculty with an option to switch programs in Semester 2.
The Kawartha Trades and Technology Centre was designed with industry partners and has state-of-the-art shop facilities, smart classrooms, high-tech labs, and modular and integrated learning spaces.
This school includes the English as a Second Language Bridge program and offers pathway programs to the arts or sciences stream.
With a focus on the environment, students don’t spend much time in a lecture hall. Field trips, field schools and applied projects challenge students to put their skills into practice.
The faculty in this school have shaped art, design, craft, and heritage studies across Canada. Programs include the Integrated Design diploma and the Visual and the Creative Arts diploma.
The intensive postgraduate heritage programs are taught in Peterborough, at the Sutherland Campus and in a museum. They prepare students for careers preserving museum materials or curating and managing museum exhibitions.
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