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At Durham College, the student experiencecomes first. Starting with our first graduatingclass of just 53 students in 1969 to the morethan 51,000 graduates we now proudly call ouralumni, we ensure you receive the best possibleeducation and gain the most up-to-date skillsduring your time with us.

Whether you plan to kick-start a great career orfurther your studies post-graduation, thefollowing pages are designed to show you howwe can help you succeed at college and makeyour future dreams come true. If you like whatyou see here, please visit our campuses andcheck us out for yourself!

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There’s a place for you at Durham College

Whether you’re finishing highschool, thinking about returning toschool to upgrade your knowledgeand skills or want to change jobsaltogether, there’s a place for youat Durham College.

Our programs are shaped by today’schanging job market and taught by world-class professors with real-worldexperience. In addition, most programsoffer co-op and internship opportunitiesthat enable you to gain valuable workexperience while attending classes. You’llbe ready to hit the ground running –before and after graduation.

Close to 30,000 students study at ourOshawa and Whitby campuses, preparingfor their future careers through our manyfull- and part-time, apprenticeship andcontinuing education programs in areasincluding energy, business, informationtechnology, media, art, design, skilledtrades, general arts and sciences, justice,technology, emergency services, healthcare and more.

In addition, if you are interested inearning a college diploma and auniversity degree, we offer severalcollege-university pathway programsthrough agreements with universities inOntario and around the world. Thisincludes several agreements in place withour campus partner, the University ofOntario Institute of Technology (UOIT),which allow you to broaden your post-secondary experience without having tophysically change locations.

Enabling you to pursue a university degreein less than the traditional amount of time,pathway agreements give credit for collegestudy that can be used toward a universitydegree.

To find out more, call 905.721.3000 or visithttps://myplace.durhamcollege.ca/durham.

We are here

° Oshawa campusOur Oshawa campus houses our award-winning Campus Library; IntegratedManufacturing Centre; Centre forIntegrated Justice Studies; state-of-the-artbiotechnology and nursing labs; and theCampus Recreation and Wellness Centre(CRWC) which features extensive healthservices, a 28,000-sq.-ft. triple gym,10,000-sq.-ft. fitness centre, two squashcourts, an indoor golf range, an elevatedindoor walking/jogging track overlookingthe gym and more.

° Whitby campusOur Whitby campus features our award-winning Skills Training Centre, a leadingfacility in preparing apprentices andskilled trades students for a wide range ofmarket-driven trades – positions that offerexcellent pay and career prospects as thedemand for them grows in Ontario andacross the country.

In addition, the campus houses Phase 1 ofour Whitby campus expansion project,which includes new classrooms and labs;a research incubation centre; and a livinglaboratory approach that provides solarwater heating, solar cell systems,geothermal technology, wind turbinesand electrical and energy auditing.

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The campuses are connected by a shuttlebus as well as Durham Regional Transit.


Skills and energy training for the future– Durham College’s Whitby campus

At Durham College, we are committedto training the future green leaders oftomorrow through leading-edgeprograms linked to the growing demandfor a trained workforce in the areas ofsustainability and renewable energy.This includes the more than $30 millionthree-phase expansion project happeningat our Whitby campus, which saw usintroduce our Energy Audit Techniquesand Renewable Energy Technicianprograms during Phase 1.

Ontario also continues to face an estimatedshortfall of more than 350,000 skilledworkers by 2025. Through Phase 2 of ourexpansion, we are positioning ourselves tocombat this job shortage by increasing theshop area by 20,000 square feet andintroducing new programs in areas such aspower engineering technology, sustainableenergy, biomass energy, building tradesand technology, metal fabricator, carpenter,steamfitter and construction millwright.

At present time, more than 20,000registered apprentices have completedvarious levels of in-school apprenticeshiptraining in the construction,manufacturing and transportation sectorsat our Whitby campus – including morethan 12,000 in the last seven years.Together they collectively representOntario’s next generation of skilledtradespeople.

An increased focus on the use ofclean energy for the development of ahealthier and more sustainableenvironment to live and work in ismore important than ever.

PAUL, RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNICIAN STUDENT

We are very proud of thethousands of students we have

trained over past two decades andencourage you to visit our Whitbycampus to find the career that’s

right for you. For a full list ofprograms, please see page 16.

Our Oshawa and Whitby campusesare located in the heart of DurhamRegion, which has a population ofmore than 600,000 people.

Located in the Greater Toronto Area, just40 minutes east of Toronto, the regionoffers sports, culture, education andmusic; provides easy access to Canada’sleading business and cultural centre; andenables you to ski, snowboard, hike, walk,bike, windsurf, sail, fish and more within30 minutes of campus.

Alternatively, if you prefer the indoors,you can visit one of many shopping mallsand restaurants or theatre and concertevents that happen in the region on aregular basis.


Located in the core of Durham Region

ONLY 40 MINUTESEAST OF TORONTO

Living and learning with us


Our goal is to help you have thebest academic experiencepossible. You’ll soon discoverDurham College offers hometownadvantages and international flair.

We start with the promise that as astudent enrolled at Durham College forthe first time, you are guaranteed a roomin residence if you meet the deadlines foraccepting our offer of admission andapplying to residence. Your residenceapplication form will be included withyour offer of admission or you can applyonline at www.durhamrez.ca. It doesn’tget any easier!

We currently offer several differentresidence options at our South andSimcoe Village residences as well asapartment-style residence units, whichare designed for students in their upperyears of study.

° Simcoe VillageOur Simcoe Village residence givesyou a choice between furnished doublerooms that are semi-divided for privacyor furnished suites with two privatebedrooms. Both options include:

• Cable television;• Fridge and microwave;• Internet access;• Kitchenette;• Telephone; and• Three-piece bathroom.

° South VillageOverlooking a creek and conservationarea, our five-storey South Villageresidence provides furnished suites withtwo private bedrooms that include:

• Cable television;• Fridge and microwave;• Internet access;• Kitchenette;• Telephone; and• Three-piece bathroom.

The South Village residence alsofeatures a cafeteria and study andrecreation areas.

T: 905.728.8700E: [email protected]


Athletics

Exercising your body is as important as exercising your mind andthanks to Durham College’s world-class facilities, award-winningvarsity athletics program and extensive intramural sports leagues,you can do both right on campus while having access to first-classathletic scholarships!

The CRWC is one of the best athleticfacilities in the country and includes:• A 28,000-sq.-ft. triple gym;

• A 10,000-sq.-ft. fitness centre;

• Two 900-sq.-ft. aerobic/dance studios;

• Two squash courts;

• An elevated indoor walking/joggingtrack overlooking the gymnasium;

• An athletic therapy centre;

• A multi-purpose lounge; and

• Student sports club office space.

It also houses the Campus Health Centre,which provides a mix of health andwellness services including:

• A medical clinic featuring extendedhours of service and on-site doctors,nurses and counselling services;

• A full-service pharmacy; and

• A variety of alternative health servicesincluding massage therapy,physiotherapy, acupuncture, nutritionalcounselling and chiropractic andorthotic services.

Can’t get enough sports? We offer:

• The Campus Ice Centre which featurestwo NHL-sized ice pads;

• The Campus Tennis Centre, which isopen year-round and features six Har-Tru (clay) tennis courts;

• Softball and soccer fields; and

• Varsity sports including men’s andwomen’s basketball, soccer, volleyballand golf; men’s baseball; and women’sfastball.

If you don’t want to compete in a varsity-level sport you can always join one of ourmany intramural sports teams to satisfyyour interests including:

• Basketball;• Ice hockey;• Indoor soccer;• Road hockey;• Slo-pitch;• Touch football; and• Volleyball.

T: 905.721.3040E: campusrecfacilities@durhamcollege.cawww.campusrecreationcentre.com

THE CRWC


When it comes to the studentexperience, we feel that whathappens outside the classroom isjust as important as what happensinside. With that, we arecommitted to attracting andretaining students who reflect ourinstitutional values and those ofour community including theimportance of having respect forothers and the creation of apositive relationship betweenstudents, faculty, staff,administration and the community.

Our Student Rights and Responsibilitiesdepartment, housed within our Office ofCampus Safety and Security, is a greatexample of our ideals. Designed toprotect the rights of everyone on campus,its goal is to sustain an environment ofinclusiveness that will empower you toachieve your highest potential. This goalis also supported through the manyinitiatives directed by our Diversity office,which helps ensure we sustain a positive,multicultural campus.

The safety and security of everyone oncampus is also an important priority andto that end, our Office of Campus Safetyand Security has several safety strategiesin place. This includes uniformed securitypersonnel who routinely patrol thecampus; 24-hour security presence atthe main desk of the Gordon Willeybuilding at the Oshawa campus; codeblue stations in all parking lots thatprovide direct contact to security; andclosed-circuit television cameras locatedthroughout campus. We also offer theCampus Walk program, which providesescorts to and from your car on campus.

Office of Campus Safety and SecurityT: 905.721.2000 ext. 2948E: [email protected]

° Your Student AssociationYour Student Association (Your SA) playsan active and important role in theinterest of all students. It reflects thevalues of communication, inclusiveness,representation, spirit and success in allthat it does. It holds numerous on- andoff-campus events and is responsible foradministering programs such as the foodbank, student insurance plan and theUniversal Transit Pass (U-Pass).

In addition, Your SA is responsible formanaging the many student groups thatoperate on campus. A world of diversityand much more is represented by morethan 75 student groups ranging fromsports and culture to hobbies andeverything in between. Chances are you’llfind something that suits your interestsand if you don’t see a club that works foryou, go ahead and start one of your own!

° Women’s CentreThe Women’s Centre offers a safe havenfor female students including providingconfidential counselling and assistance inabusive situations. It also hosts numerousevents on campus including Break theSilence Day, an event protesting violenceagainst women, and an annual memorialceremony to mark the National Day ofRemembrance and Action on ViolenceAgainst Women.

° The RiotThe Riot campus radio station isknown as the students' voice on campus.It entertains, educates and updates thecampus community and surroundingregion. Airing live from the MarketplaceCafeteria in the Gordon Willey buildingat the Oshawa campus, the stationbroadcasts all Durham College homevarsity sports games live and alsoreports on breaking news, weatherconditions and more.

Life outside the classroom

JOIN STUDENT GROUPS

WORLD-CLASS INSTRUCTION, WORLD-CLASSPROFESSORS – FACULTY FAST FACTS:

• In January 2010, Kathleen Stewart was named a top20 finalist in TVO’s Best Lecturer Competition;

• Lon Appleby presented the college’s first virtual global lecture inApril 2010;

• School of Media, Art & Design Professor Barb Suen wasinstrumental in bringing an Ontario Chinese ArtistsAssociation exhibit to campus including the donation ofseveral pieces of art to campus;

• Kevin Dougherty, a professor with the School of Business,IT & Management spearheaded the 19th annual holidayfood drive and raised more than $13,000 for families inthe community and the Campus Food Bank; and

• Professor Kimberly Sears completed her Doctorate of Philosophyin Nursing in June 2009.


ASK A GRADUATE

“The hands-onapproach to learningoffered by the DurhamCollege Journalismprogram continues toserve as a foundationfor my careeras a publicist.Working on thecampus newspaper,

The Chronicle, taught me crucial skills for interactingwith editors and public relations professionals;helped me determine what is news; and allowedme to develop superior editing skills that set meapart from the pack. The job placement opportunitywas an invaluable tool for gaining real-worldexperience and networking and prepared me forthe fast-paced world of publicity and media."

-Lisa, 2009 graduate, Journalism

ASK AN EMPLOYER

“At Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. we consider ourrelationship with Durham College to be very strategicand key to the future of the Canadian Nuclear Industry.We’re big fans!”- Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd.

While the student experienceat Durham College is comprisedof our programs, professors andcampus life – it is our studentswho make our campus thrive.We invite you to meet some ofthe students and graduates whochose to study with us – theiradvice is invaluable andwho better to tell you, in theirown words, what makesDurham College so special?

° AMANDA, School of Health& Community Services

“By attending Durham College, I wasable to live at home with my parents. Itis a smaller college and more personaland easier to find your way around.The staff was always willing to help inany way if I ever needed advice.”

° AUDREY, School of ContinuingEducation

“I was a stay-at-home mother of threeand wanted to further my educationso I could get a fulfilling job/career. Ithoroughly enjoyed learning fromprofessors/teachers that had actualexperience working in the field I waspursuing. My advice to new studentsis that dedication is the key tosuccess. Stay focused and work hardand you can be successful in anychosen field.”

° MICHELLE, School of Justice &Emergency Services

“Additional learning opportunitieswere an important factor in mydecision to pursue my interest in lawwith Durham College. It was perfecttiming for me when I began attendingthe Legal Administration program.Now I can earn an honours degreefrom UOIT in two years by applyingmy college credits toward a degree inLegal Studies. Today I haveknowledge and administrativepractice in the theory of law and thehands-on technical skills rarely taughtin university. I'm ready to take myeducation to the next level.”

The Durham College community –meet our students and graduates



° MELANIE, School of Science & EngineeringTechnology

“Durham College is in a great location and the campus isbeautiful. Everyone I visited was really friendly and helpful.The Campus Recreation and Wellness Centre facility was alsoa big help. The quality of the gym and cafeterias, especiallythe residence cafeteria, are outstanding. The faculty and staffare also all very kind and caring and it makes the transitioninto college easier.”

° MICHAEL, School of SkilledTrades, Apprenticeship& RenewableTechnology

“I pursued Durham College after taking a night course at theWhitby campus. Having enjoyed the night course andknowing about the increasing demand for skilled labour, Ienrolled in Durham College full-time the following year.Success really does matter to the teachers. Simply putting alittle effort and interest into your work will guarantee that youwill succeed. It is important to make the most of your time atschool because it goes by faster than you think. Manyresources are available to help you make the most of yourtime and to help you succeed.”

° STACEY, School of Business, IT & Management

“I decided to attend Durham due to the great reputation of itsHuman Resources Management graduate certificate program.I already have my degree and needed a direction as to whereto take the next step in life. I find it's very personalized, there'salways information being sent out to me and my instructorsknow me even though they may teach three or four othercourses. I would tell new students to not be afraid to explore.It's a large campus and there are tons of opportunities.”

PROFESSORS YOU CAN COUNT ON

The structure of the Journalism program is what attracted

Miranda to Durham College. “The three-year program

allows students to explore all aspects of the industry, from

the basic fundamentals to creating a newspaper and

producing live video broadcasts. The placement offered

for second- and third-year students also provides the

opportunity of experiencing the real world, working for

media outlets.

Durham College instructors prepare students for

future careers in all sectors of the field, in a fast-paced

yet comfortable working environment. They provide

the appropriate foundations that students need to

be successful. “

MIRANDASchool of Media,Art & Design

Is it the access to hands-on training in thelatest technology and industry trends thatwe provide? The emphasis we place onensuring our programs are taught byknowledgeable instructors who supportyou in your pursuit of a great career? Orour many program advisory committeesthat are comprised of industry experts,employers and college faculty and staff?

Designed to help us stay abreast of newtrends, gain input into new and job-focused content and look for ways toimprove, our advisory committees helpus ensure our programs provideworkplace-ready skills and enable us toprovide pathways to internships or co-opplacements so you can apply yourclassroom instruction to a true-to-lifework environment.

While all of these are powerful tools ontheir own, it’s their combination thatdefines a Durham College graduate. Infact, we’re so confident in our graduates’ability on the job that we guarantee itthrough our Employer Guarantee forgraduates working full-time, part-time oron contract.

If an employer finds that a graduate lacksthe skills normally acquired in his/herprogram, we’ll provide them withretraining and full tuition for one DurhamCollege course credit for up to one yearafter graduation.


Why do our grads find jobs?

Having a Durham Collegecredential can give you adistinct advantage in theworkplace and open the doorto a world of opportunity andthousands of employers. So,what makes Durham Collegegraduates such sought aftercommodities in the job market?

ASK AN EMPLOYER“Durham College has always been agood school.” –Grant Lahay,recruitment consultant.

“I feel that they have appropriateprograms for our needs.”–Apotex, Inc.

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° LIZRegistered practicalnurse and practicalnursing graduate

“I was attracted to Durham College by the

amount of positive media attention the

college received prior to me attending.

At Durham, you are provided with the

tools to pass every course. If you have

difficulty with a course or course content,

the college provides tutors, workshops

and seminars. Most importantly, the

professors make time to meet and assist

you. The Learner Support program was

the key to my success!

The college has all the tools in place to

prevent failure and encourage and

promote success, hence its motto of

success matters. I am a proud graduate

of Durham College! I am working in my

chosen field, saving lives and making a

difference. Durham College made my

dream come true!”

Durham College graduates are in-demand,well-trained, confident, well respected bytheir employers and most importantly – boundfor success. After all, our commitment toensuring you have everything you need tosucceed in your career and make a differencein the world has been the cornerstoneof our philosophy formore than 42 years.

° MATTPrimary care paramedicand paramedic graduate

“I’m a pretty outgoing person. I really

enjoy helping people and take great

pride in the community. These are good

attributes for being a paramedic and my

goal is to gain meaningful employment in

my field whether that’s being an actual

paramedic or working in some other way

in emergency services. There are a lot of

great things about Durham College. One

of the things I really enjoyed was our field

placement where we got to do 450 hours

of ride-outs where we actually ran real

calls with real paramedics in real

emergencies. The campus also has

fantastic facilities; there’s lots of

security so you always feel safe;

and I’ve formed some of my

best friendships.”


Seeking a new career?


While some students come to usstraight out of high school, there aremany that choose Durham Collegebecause they have been recentlylaid off and are looking for retrainingopportunities, are seeking a newcareer path, want to switch jobsaltogether or because they want toupgrade their skills in their currentarea of employment.

No matter which direction you want togo, Durham College offers thousands ofcourses through full- and part-timestudy that can enable you to earn adiploma, graduate certificate and more.


° Student Life officeThe Student Life office ensures you areoffered the best support for a smoothtransition throughout your entire first yearat Durham College, while supporting yourpersonal growth throughout your post-secondary journey.

The office hosts small- and large-scaleevents on campus focused on academics,student services, clubs and socialengagement. Events continue throughoutthe year to ensure a well-balanced socialand academic experience.

° OrientationOrientation begins in the summer withGet Prepared for Success (GPS), aprogram that students can participate inonline, through a live session or througha combination of the two for a morecomplete program. GPS is designed tohelp you navigate through collegebusiness and prepare for the academictransition before school begins.

Orientation Week welcomes more than4,000 first-year students to our Oshawaand Whitby campuses each September.

° First-year experienceWhile going to college is exciting, feeling alittle bit nervous is not unusual – this is anew chapter in your life! Our first-yearexperience co-ordinator understands thatand is on hand to introduce you and yourfamily to the many campus servicesavailable to support you throughout yourfirst year. It won’t be long before ourvibrant campus and approachable staffand faculty have you feeling right at home.

° Staff to Student Mentoringprogram

The Staff to Student Mentoring programhelps new students to easily adapt to theacademic and social environment ofcollege life by matching you with asupportive Durham College staff member.Trustworthy and knowledgeable, our staffmentors support your transition tocollege, provide ongoing supportthroughout your first year and help youbuild a stronger connection with theDurham College community. You can bepaired with a mentor or participate in oure-mentoring program.

° Co-curricular recognitionDurham College offers students a uniqueand cutting-edge Co-curricularRecognition program that supports andrecognizes student participation andleadership in campus activities. Throughthis program, you can analyze andevaluate the skills gained through yourparticipation in campus activities or usethem to augment your resumé orportfolio. The program also includes asystem that tracks the level of leadershipyou demonstrate with students thendetermines your eligibility for variousstudent leadership awards as a way ofrecognizing your valuable contribution.

° Student Life officeOshawa campus, Gordon Willey buildingRoom B205 (until December 2010)

Student Services building (as of January2011)

Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.www.durhamcollege.ca/studentlife

Student support services – what you need,when you need it

Learning happens in and out of theclassroom and we are committed toproviding you with the best of both worlds.A new 35,000-square-foot Student Servicesbuilding will open in January 2011 providinga centralized location for most of thecollege's student service offerings. Inaddition, the Oshawa campus is undergoingongoing renovations in order to providenew classroom spaces and laboratoriesto students to provide the best learningenvironment possible.


° Campus Health CentreThe Campus Health Centre is committedto providing the highest level of healthcare to students. Whether you have ahealth emergency, nutrition questions ora bad case of the flu, you will receive carefrom friendly, concerned and accessiblehealth professionals.

Located in the CRWC, services include amedical clinic where you can receivemedical assessment and treatment ofillness or injury; annual health exams;laboratory testing and screening;immunizations and allergy injections; anda variety of health education servicesincluding books, pamphlets, bulletinboards, web resources and healthnewsletters.

An on-site pharmacy and chiropractic,massage therapy, acupuncture andreflexology services are some of thealternative health care therapies availableto you. Individual personal counsellingservices are also available if you requireassistance dealing with relationshipissues, family problems, nutrition, stress,depression or other personal problems.In addition, we provide referrals to otheron-campus or local resources.

T: 905.721.3037E: [email protected]/campushealthcentre

° Student Academic LearningServices

If you are looking for additional academicsupport, our student academic centreoffers a College Peer Tutoring program,subject-specific supports, instruction instudy skills and other learning strategiesneeded for post-secondary success;English as a Second language support;writing skills; and computer-based tutoriallabs. A multi-disciplinary staff deliversworkshops, clinics and one-on-oneconsultations upon request.

T: 905.721.2000 ext. 2491E: [email protected]/sals

° Centre for Students withDisabilities (CSD)

If you are a student with a disability (blindor have limited vision; deaf or hard ofhearing; or have a physical, medical,psychiatric or learning disability) our CSD,together with your professors, ensuresreasonable accommodations are availablewith every program in your chosen field.You are responsible for contacting the CSD.

T: 905.721.3123TTY: 905.721.3187E: [email protected]/disabilities

° Campus LibraryThe Campus Library offers a wide rangeof resources to support college programsand encourage the pursuit of lifelonglearning beyond general classroomneeds. You’ll find print, digital ande-books; periodicals; newspapers;government documents; and statistics.

Librarians will gladly assist you withresearch needs and workshops on varioustopics offered throughout the year. Youare also welcome to contact the referenceteam in person, by phone or by e-mail.

The library is located at the north end ofcampus and offers:

• 73,000 square feet of space with a160,000 volume book capacity;

• 500 seats and 160 computers;

• An accessibility room with assistive andadaptive technology;

• An open concept, two-floor fireplacereading room;

• A special collections readingroom/silent study room;

• A wired and wireless environment;

• Ten group study rooms; and

• Two library orientation classrooms.

Circulation deskT: 905.721.3082

Reference deskT: 905.721.2000 ext. 2390E: [email protected]

General inquiriesT: 905.721.2000 ext. 2214E: [email protected]/library

° Hired Career ServicesBefore and after graduation, Hired CareerServices is on hand to help connect youwith employers in Durham Region, acrossOntario and beyond. Available servicesinclude resumé and cover letter reviews,job search assistance, career advising andassessment and more. Our interactiveonline portal makes it even easier andfaster for students, recent graduates andemployers to find precisely what, andwhom, they’re looking for. Job vacanciesand internship opportunities fromemployers across Ontario and beyond areadvertised on the portal and you also havethe ability to book your career advisingappointments online and sign up forcareer-related advice via MyCampus.

If you want to gain work experience, youcan participate in the college's Internshipprogram. An internship is paidemployment that enables you to gainlonger-term practical workplace experiencedirectly related to your field of study.Internships are optional and can be four,12 or 16 months in length depending onemployer requirements. Usually, studentsparticipate in the Internship program priorto their final year of study.

Hired Career Services also hosts manyemployer recruiting events on campusthroughout the academic year.

Employment advising is available tograduates free of charge, for up to one yearafter graduation. Access to the Hired portalis available for two years after graduation.

T: 905.721.3034E: [email protected]://hired.mycampus.ca


Dollars and sense – financial aid and awards

Sometimes your finances are the only thing standing between you and youreducational goal, which is why the Financial Aid and Awards office at DurhamCollege offers substantial bursary, scholarship and emergency aid programs tostudents with a demonstrated financial need.

The office helps you understand thevariety of financial aid options available tohelp fund your education includingparental resources, student grants/loansfrom the Ontario Student AssistanceProgram (OSAP), student lines of credit,bursaries, scholarships, emergency aidprograms for students with a demonstratedfinancial need and on- and off-campusemployment.

In addition, thanks to the generosity ofdonors in the community and beyond,there are a variety of bursaries and otherstudent awards available to you if you arein financial need and have good academic

records. OSAP and the Canada StudentLoans and Grants program also providefinancial assistance to qualified students.

The college makes more than $2 millionin bursaries and scholarships availableto deserving students each year. Forexample, if you are entering your firstyear at Durham College, you may applyfor the Durham College Access Bursary,which is available for students who meetthe specified requirements.

In addition, as you pursue your studies,you may be eligible for general bursary,emergency and donor awards withassistance ranging from $175 to $4,500for students in good academic standingand financial need.

What’s even better than receiving anaward? Receiving an award you didn’teven apply for! That is exactly whathappens with our In-course Scholarshipprogram, which recognizes theoutstanding academic achievements ofsecond- and third-year students. Winners

are contacted in late October and advisedof their scholarship, which can range invalue from $500 to $1,000. On-campusemployment opportunities are alsoavailable if you want or need tosupplement your income (and yourresumé) with an interesting and easilyaccessible job.

T: 905.721.3036E: [email protected]/financialaid

Mobile learning provides the advanced,in-demand skills and knowledge requiredto give you a strong edge when you beginyour career including providing you withwired and wireless connectivity oncampus and a state-of-the-art learninginfrastructure that enhances andfacilitates student and facultycommunication and collaboration.

As a Mobile Learning program student,you have the opportunity to make qualitycomputer-based presentations, conductresearch, communicate with faculty andaccess course materials without waitingfor on-campus computers.

You also have access to electronictest and assignment results, lecture notesand resources from anywhere in theworld; e-mail and websites; and onlinediscussion groups.

You acquire your own laptop from avendor of your choosing including all ofthe hardware and software componentsrequired by your respective program(unless your program requires server-based software or software that can onlybe provided by the college). Specificlaptop requirements for Durham College’sMobile Learning programs are availableat www.durhamcollege.ca/mobile.


Tech-savvy: mobile learning

Having the latest skills andknowledge gives you anautomatic edge over thecompetition whenit comes to starting yourcareer. That’s why weintroduced mobile learningnine years ago and havebeen adding it to programsever since.

College Information Program (CIP) –Monday, November 10, 2010Oshawa campus, Gordon Willey building, 2000 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa

Representatives from colleges across Ontario will be on hand to answer questionsand offer information about their programs and courses. In addition, DurhamCollege will provide program information and campus tours.

Fall open house – Oshawa and Whitbycampuses – Saturday, November 13, 2010Oshawa campus, Gordon Willey building, 2000 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa

Whitby campus, 1610 Champlain Avenue, Whitby

Representatives from all Durham College post-secondary programs offered at theOshawa and Whitby campuses, inconjunction with student support servicesrepresentatives, will provide program information, demonstrations and campustours.

Spring open house – Oshawa and Whitbycampuses – Saturday, March 26, 2011Oshawa campus, Gordon Willey building, 2000 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa


Representatives from all Durham College post-secondary programs from theOshawa and Whitby campuses, in conjunction with student support servicesrepresentatives, will provide program information, demonstrations and campustours.

2000 Simcoe Street, North, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada L1H 7K4 | T: 905.721.3000 | www.durhamcollege.ca

upcoming eventsCollege Information Program (CIP)MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2010Oshawa campus, Gordon Willey building, 2000 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa

Representatives from colleges across Ontario will be on hand to answer questions andoffer information about their programs and courses. In addition, Durham College willprovide program information and campus tours.

Fall open house – Oshawa and Whitby campusesSATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2010Oshawa campus, Gordon Willey building, 2000 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa


Representatives from all Durham College post-secondary programs offered at theOshawa and Whitby campuses, in conjunction with student support servicesrepresentatives, will provide program information, demonstrations and campus tours.

Spring open house – Oshawa and Whitby campusesSATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2011Oshawa campus, Gordon Willey building, 2000 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa


Representatives from all Durham College post-secondary programs from the Oshawaand Whitby campuses, in conjunction with student support services representatives,will provide program information, demonstrations and campus tours.

Campus toursDurham College’s student ambassadors are always pleased to arrange tours to showcaseour unique programs, services and facilities. For more information on any of these eventsor to arrange a campus tour, please visit www.durhamcollege.ca/openhouse orcall 905.721.3000.

For dates and registration, visit https://myplace.durhamcollege.ca and click onCampus Tours/Events or call 905.721.3000.

Upcoming events

2000 Simcoe Street, North, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada L1H 7K4 | T: 905.721.3000 | www.durhamcollege.ca

Program • Duration • (start date) Campus Programapplicationcode

Minimum entrance requirements

OSSD, GED, ACE (BTSD) or Mature Student Status (MSS)plus Senior Level (Gr. 11 or higher) subject credits: CollegePreparation (C), University/College Preparation (M), UniversityPreparation (U) or Post-secondary (college or university)

Programs-at -a-glance

See full-time course calendar or website for application and selection processes including weighting factors.

* Program also offered part-time through Continuing Education.** Previously oversubscribed program (significantly more applicants than seats available, ranking is required).

Applications received as of February 1, 2011, for Fall 2011 start and October 1, 2011, for Winter 2012 startwill be considered equally.

*** Mobile Learning program.O Oshawa campus W Whitby campus— (new program offering or no graduate salary data available) as reported in the Durham College Employment Report.)




Automotive Service Technician

Electrician – Construction and Maintenance

Electrician – Industrial

Elevating Devices Mechanic

Facilities Mechanic

Facilities Technician

General Machinist

Hairstylist

Industrial Mechanic (Millwright)

Metal Fabricator (Fitter)

Mobile Crane Operator (Branch 1,339A)

Plumber

Precision Metal Fabricator

Small Engine Technician

Tool and Die Maker

Welder

Apprenticeship training (Whitby campus) Entrance requirements

Apprentices must register through the regional apprenticeship officeof the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities. For DurhamRegion call 905.837.7721 or 1.800.461.4608 (toll free).

Dental Assisting (Levels I and II)** one-year certificate (Sept./May starts) O DAII Gr. 12 English (minimum weighted 70 per cent), Gr. 11 or 12 biology,Gr. 11 or 12 chemistry, one additional senior level credit

Dental Hygiene** two-year diploma (Sept. start) O DHYG Gr. 12 English (minimum weighted 70 per cent), Gr. 11 or 12 math,Gr. 11 or 12 biology, Gr. 11 or 12 chemistry, selective admissiontest(s) may be required

Dental Reception and Administration one-year certificate (Sept. start) O DRA Gr. 12 English (minimum weighted 70 per cent)

Early Childhood Education* two-year diploma (Sept. start) O ECE Gr. 12 English (minimum weighted 70 per cent)

Electrical Technician – Instrumentation and Control** two-year diploma (Sept. start) W ELTN Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math, two additional senior level credits

Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O EMTY Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Electronics Engineering Technician* two-year diploma (Sept. start) O ELTC Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Electronics Engineering Technology three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O ELTY Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math (College Technology MCT4C)

Emergency Management one-year graduate certificate (Sept. start) O EMGT College diploma or university degree or one-year Ontario collegeemergency services, related certificate, related work experience,resumé listing work and volunteer experience.

Energy Audit Techniques one-year certificate (Sept. start) W ENAT Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math (physics recommended)

Environmental Technology three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O ENVT Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Environmental Technology advanced diploma (fast-track) (Sept. start) O ENVF Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree from an accredited universityincluding two chemistry courses. Attend an interview where you maybe asked to submit a transcript and resumé for review.English skills assessment may be required.

Firefighter – Pre-Service, Education and Training** one-year certificate (Sept. start) O PFET Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math, Gr. 11 or 12 biology, Gr. 11 or 12 chemistry

Fitness and Health Promotion two-year diploma (Sept. start) O FIT Gr. 12 English, Gr. 11 or 12 biology

Food Processing Safety Techniques – one-year certificate O FPST Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Foundations in Art and Design one-year certificate (Sept. start) O FAD Gr. 12 English

Game Development three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O GDEV Gr. 12 English, Gr. 11 math, portfolio submission, interview maybe required

Gas Technician 2 one-year certificate (Sept. start) W GFIT Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math, valid Gas Technician 3 license.Valid oil burner 3 licence or proof of 75 per cent or higheron the oil burner 3 practical evaluation

General Arts and Science one-year certificate (Sept./Jan./May starts) O GASC Gr. 12 English

General Arts and Science – Health Sciences Preparation one-year certificate (Sept./Jan. starts) O GASH Gr. 12 English

General Arts and Science – University Articulation two-year diploma (Sept./Jan./May starts) O GASC Gr. 12 English

Graphic Design three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O GDES Gr. 12 English, Gr. 11 math, portfolio submission, interview maybe required

Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Techniques** one-year certificate (Sept. start) W HVAC Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math, 2 additional senior level credits

Hospitality Management – Hotel and Restaurant two-year diploma (Sept. start) O HMGT Gr. 12 English

Human Resources Management* one-year graduate certificate (Sept. start) O HURM Three-year college diploma or university degree, or three tofive years of related business experience, resumé, references,and OSSD or equivalent

Internet Applications and Web Development*** two-year diploma (Sept. start) O WBIN Gr. 12 English

Journalism – Print*** two-year diploma (Sept. start) O JOUP Gr. 12 English (minimum weighted 70 per cent)

Journalism – Print and Broadcast*** three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O JOUP Gr. 12 English (minimum weighted 70 per cent)

Law and Security Administration two-year diploma (Sept. start) O LASA Gr. 12 English

Legal Administration* three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O LEGL Gr. 12 English

Mechanical Engineering Technician – Non-Destructive Evaluation two-year diploma (Sept. start) O NDE Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Mechanical Engineering Technician two-year diploma (Sept. start) O METC Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Mechanical Engineering Technology three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O METY Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Mechanical Technician – Mechanical Maintenance and Control two-year diploma (Sept. start) W MTNM Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Mechanical Techniques – Industrial (Online)* one-year certificate (continuous start) W MTIO Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Mechanical Techniques – Precision Machining/CNC one-year certificate (Sept. start) – NEW W MTPM Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Mediation – Alternative Dispute Resolution one-year graduate certificate (Sept. start) O MADR Recognized college diploma or university degree or a demonstrationof equivalent experience, career portfolio

Motive Power Technician – Service and Management two-year diploma (Sept. start) W MPTN Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Multimedia Design*** three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O MMDE Gr. 12 English

Music Business Administration** two-year diploma (Sept. start) O MBAD Gr. 12 English (minimum weighted 75 per cent in ENG/EAE),3 additional senior level credits

9-1-1 Emergency and Call Centre Communications* two-year diploma (Sept. start) O EMCC Gr. 12 English

Addictions and Mental Health one-year graduate certificate (Sept. start) O ADMH A college diploma in a human services specialty area or universitydegree in human, health or social services with a minimum GPA of2.5 or 65 per cent and upon request, a resumé listing work andvolunteer experience. Minimum of one full credit in a post-secondarypsychology course above the introductory level or its equivalent andan overall GPA of 2.5 in psychology or its equivalent.

Advanced Law Enforcement and Investigations one-year graduate certificate (Sept. start) O LAW A college diploma or university degree with GPA of 3.0 or relatedwork experience

Advertising** *** three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O ADVS Gr. 12 English, three additional senior level credits

Animation – Digital Arts two-year diploma (Sept. start) O ADA Gr. 12 English, portfolio submission, interview may be required

Animation – Digital Production three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O ADA Gr. 12 English, portfolio submission, interview may be required

Biomedical Engineering Technology three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O BMTY Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math (college technology MCT4C)

Biotechnology Technologist three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O BITY Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Biotechnology Technologist advanced diploma (fast-track) (Sept. start) O BTYF Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree from an accredited universityincluding two chemistry courses and one biochemistry course.Attend an interview where you may be asked to submit a transcriptand resumé for review. English skills assessment may be required.

Business Fundamentals one-year certificate (Sept./Jan./May starts) O BFND Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Business – Accounting* *** two-year diploma (Sept./Jan. starts) O BUS Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Business – Entrepreneurship and Small Business two-year diploma (Sept./Jan. starts) O BESB Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Business – Entrepreneurship and Small Business 12-month compressed format – one-year diploma (Sept./Jan./May starts) O BESC Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Business – General – Transfer Program to UOIT BComm (Hons)*** two-year diploma (Sept./Jan. starts) O BUS Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Business – Human Resources* *** two-year diploma (Sept./Jan. starts) O BUS Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Business – Marketing* *** two-year diploma (Sept./Jan. starts) O BUS Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Business – Operations* *** two-year diploma (Sept./Jan. starts) O BUS Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Business Administration – Accounting*** three-year advanced diploma (Sept./Jan. starts) O BUS Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Business Administration – Human Resources*** three-year advanced diploma (Sept./Jan. starts) O BUS Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Business Administration – Marketing*** three-year advanced diploma (Sept./Jan. starts) O BUS Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Business Administration – Operations Management*** three-year advanced diploma (Sept./Jan. starts) O BUS Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Chemical Engineering Technology three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O CHEM Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math (college technology MCT4C)

Chemical Engineering Technology advanced diploma (fast-track) (Sept. start) O CHMF Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree from an accredited universityincluding two chemistry courses and one bio-chemistry course.Attend an interview where you may be asked to submit a transcriptand resumé for review. English skills assessment may be required.

Child and Youth Worker** three-year advanced diploma (fast-track) (compressed) (Sept. start) O CYWK Gr. 12 English (minimum weighted 70 per cent),three additional senior level credits

Communicative Disorders Assistant one-year graduate certificate (Sept. start) O CDA Two-year college diploma or university degree with emphasis incommunication disorders, linguistics, social sciences, or humanservices, resumé, letter of intent, letters of reference.

Community Integration through Co-operative Education two-year certificate (Sept. start) O CICE Student must demonstrate academic needs which require programmodification in order to succeed.

Computer Programmer*** two-year diploma (Sept. start) O CPGM Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Computer Programmer Analyst*** three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O CPA Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Computer Systems Technician*** two-year diploma (Sept. start) O CSTC Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Computer Systems Technology*** three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O CSTY Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Court Support Services one-year certificate (Sept./Jan. starts) O CTSS Gr. 12 English

Critical Care Nursing (e-learning) one-year graduate certificate (Sept./Jan./May starts) O CCH Diploma or degree in Nursing

Culinary Skills one-year certificate (Sept. start) O CSK Gr. 12 English, Gr. 11 math

Music Business Management** three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O MBAD Gr. 12 English (minimum weighted 70 per cent in ENG/EAE),3 additional senior level credits

Nursing – Collaborative BScN (UOIT/Durham)** *** four-year degree (Sept. start) O Admission and application information available through www.uoit.ca.

Office Administration* one-year certificate (Sept./Feb. starts) O OFAD Gr. 12 English

Office Administration – Executive two-year diploma (Sept. start) O OFEX Gr. 12 English

Office Administration – Legal two-year diploma (Sept. start) O OFLG Gr. 12 English

Office Administration – Medical two-year diploma (Sept. start) O OFMD Gr. 12 English

Paralegal two-year diploma (Sept. start) O CTA Gr. 12 English

Paralegal one-year graduate certificate (Sept. start) O CTAP Related two-year college diploma or university degree or three tofive years of related experience, resumé, references, and OSSD orequivalent

Paramedic** two-year diploma (Sept. start) O PPC Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math, Gr. 11 or 12 biology, Gr.11 or 12 chemistry

Paramedic – Advanced Care one-year graduate certificate (Sept. start) O PADV Graduate of Paramedic diploma program, orientation session,resumé, interview/assessment

Paramedic – Advanced Care one-year distance delivery graduate certificate (online, Jan. start) O ACPO Graduate of Paramedic diploma program, orientation session,resumé, interview/assessment

Personal Support Worker one-year certificate (Sept./March starts) O PSWK Gr. 12 English

Pharmaceutical and Food Science Technology three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O PHRM Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Pharmaceutical and Food Science Technology advanced diploma (fast-track) (Sept. start) O PHMF Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree from an accredited universityincluding two chemistry courses. Attend an interview where you maybe asked to submit a transcript and resumé for review.English skills assessment may be required.

Police Foundations* two-year diploma (Sept./Jan. starts) O POFD Gr. 12 English with ENG/EAE (minimum weighted 75 per cent)

Power Engineering Technician two-year diploma (Sept. start) W PETC Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math, Gr. 11 or 12 physics, Gr. 11 or 12chemistry

Practical Nursing** two-year diploma (Sept./Jan. starts) O PNII Gr. 12 English with ENG/EAE (minimum weighted70 per cent), Gr. 12 math (minimum weighted 75 per cent),Gr. 11 or 12 biology, Gr. 11 or 12 chemistry

Pre-Media one-year certificate (Sept. start) O PRMD Gr. 12 English, (further post-secondary study may require Gr. 12 math)

Professional Golf Management – Business Administration (Co-op) three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O PGM Gr. 12 English

Public Relations*** three-year advanced diploma (fast-track) (Sept. start) O PUBL Gr. 12 English (minimum weighted 70 per cent), Gr. 11 math

Renewable Energy Technician two-year diploma (Sept. start) W RET Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 Math (physics recommended)

Social Services Worker* ** two-year diploma (Sept. start) O SSWK Gr. 12 English, three additional senior level credits

Sports Administration two-year diploma (Sept. start) O SPAD Gr. 12 English (minimum weighted 75 per cent), Gr.11 math

Sport Business Management one-year graduate certificate (Sept. start) O SBMT Three-year related college diploma or university degree, minimum2.5 GPA, orientation session, resumé, questionnaire

Sport Management** three-year advanced diploma (Sept. start) O SPAD Gr. 12 English (minimum weighted 75 per cent), Gr. 11 math

Veterinary Assistant** one-year certificate (Sept. start) O VETA Gr. 12 English, Gr. 11 or 12 biology, two additional senior level credits

Water Quality Technician two-year diploma (Sept. start) O WATR Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 math

Youth Corrections and Interventions one-year graduate certificate (Sept. start) O YCI Related college diploma, university degree or equivalentprofessional experience, questionnaire/interview




Our award-winning faculty provides apositive perspective on the importanceof academics and employment, aperspective that you won’t find anywhereelse. The relationship they have with ourstudents is a unique combination of trust,knowledge, real-world experience andunwavering support.

In addition, the majority of our full-timeprograms are designed to give you anopportunity to put what you learn in theclassroom into practice on the job viawork placement, internship and co-opopportunities.

Come see for yourself why world-classinstruction from world-class professors;hands-on training with the latest

technologies; and the opportunity tonetwork and apply your skills in theworkplace well before graduation are thekeys to success.

Of course you don’t just have to take ourword for it. This unbeatable combinationis also acknowledged by employers who,year after year, confirm their satisfactionwith our graduates. Case in point, the2009 results of the provincialgovernment’s Key Performance Indicator(KPI) surveys of Ontario college students,graduates and employers, which showeda 93.8 per cent employer satisfactionrating with the performance of ourgraduates!


Market-driven programs, real-world experience

Today’s demanding work environment requires you to have skills,knowledge and confidence in order to meet your future employer’sexpectations. That’s why we’ve been providing high-quality and relevantprograms taught by exceptional teachers for more than 42 years.

“THE FLEX”

E.P. Taylor’s Pub and RestaurantThere are numerous ways to getinvolved on campus and make newfriends and you won’t find a more perfect

location to unwind with new classmates thanE.P. Taylor’s Pub and Restaurant, one of the top campuspubs in Ontario. In addition to drinks and great food, E.P.Taylor’s offers concerts, Campus Idol, lunch and eveningcomedy shows, karaoke, battle of the bands and more.


LAST BLAST MIDNIGHT MASQUERADE

BEDOUIN SOUNDCLASHORIENTATION WEEK

ALEXISONFIRE & METRIC

CAMPUS FEST


Travel the road to your future via the U-Pass

° How the U-Pass worksAs a full-time Durham College student, you have unlimitedfree use of any Durham Region Transit bus(www.durhamregiontransit.com) or GO Transit bus(www.gotransit.com) operating in Durham Region during theacademic year. All you have to do is show your Campus IDcard, which acts as your U-Pass, to the bus driver.

The cost for the U-Pass is included in your full-time studentfees, allowing you to cross transportation budgeting off yourlist of financial considerations. Additional benefits include:

• An environmentally friendly way to travel;

• No fees to park a vehicle on campus;

• Convenience – more than 380 buses entering the bus circlein front of the Gordon Willey building on a daily basis;

• Bus service in all Durham Region communities; and

• A connection to express buses to the Scarborough TownCentre and York University (at a reduced cost for students)with stops in Markham and Vaughan.

We know that when you’re ona budget, every little bit helps. Firstintroduced in 2006, the U-Pass is morethan a little in savings and helps a lot!

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE U-PASS

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