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Campuses and Locations

Study in our downtown Toronto campuses or at our satellite locations across the city.

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Web Registration

Online registration for Fall 2026 full-time programs is open. Register for your classes on STU-VIEW.

 

 

Program Spotlight

Launch a career where organization meets innovation with our three-year Business Administration - Project Management program. Through real-world learning and industry-focused training, you'll graduate ready to manage projects, lead teams and make an impact from day one. 

Winter 2025 Orientation at Casa Loma Campus

New Student Orientation

Starting your new program this September? We have events and programming, including your academic orientations, campus days, and prep events, to help you get started on the right track!

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Stay in the loop on important dates and deadlines, campus tours, program updates, helpful tips, and more.

News and Important Dates

This summer, students from George Brown Polytechnic's School of Architectural Studies are putting their skills into action at the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE), restoring a historic scale model of Toronto's Crystal Palace while gaining invaluable real-world experience in heritage conservation, documentation and architectural restoration.

The Casa Loma Campus remains closed and inaccessible to both employees and students. Our teams will continue recovery efforts throughout the coming days, and we will share further updates over the weekend.

Important Dates

Last Day to Write Placement Assessments for Communications & Math for the Fall 2026 Term (First Year Students ONLY)
Labour Day - George Brown Closed
Registration for Part-Time Day Courses Accepted for the Fall
Fall 2026 Term Starts (classes begin)
Land Acknowledgement

Land Acknowledgement

George Brown Polytechnic is located on the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and other Indigenous peoples who have lived here over time. We are grateful to share this land as treaty people who learn, work and live in the community with each other.