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.
National Indigenous History Month
June is National Indigenous History Month. The Indigenous Initiatives team at George Brown College promotes knowledge sharing and works to support students in achieving their academic, work and life goals at the college.
We Are Proud
Throughout June the George Brown College community comes together in the spirit of activism, celebration and remembrance. It is a time to proudly reaffirm our commitment to supporting 2SLGBTQIA+ communities and building an inclusive and equitable college and world.
$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.
What's on
Queer Sex Ed
This workshop is for 2SLGBTQIA+ students and students who love them. The focus is providing nonjudgemental, affirming, and trauma-informed education on sexual health. Join us Tuesday, June 25, 5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m. at the King's Lounge, St. James Campus.
Workshops for students
Join us for student workshops and online events on a range of topics, including mid-semester check-ins, building your personal brand, presentation skills, and more.
Program spotlight
Prepare to launch your career in restaurant management with a blend of theoretical knowledge, simulation and real-world practical experience with the Food and Beverage Management - Restaurant Management program.
Choose your field of study:
News and Important Dates
GBC’s Limberlost Place to be heated and cooled using Enwave’s world-renowned deep lake system.
GBC received funding to work with industry and local employers to develop Housing Maintenance and Construction and Infection Disease Control microcredentials.
June is Men’s Health Month, so it's a good time to reflect on how men and those who care for them can pay attention to their mental health, which is often overlooked and stigmatized.
