Durham College is a college with Oshawa and Whitby campuses in Ontario, Canada, offering career-driven programs.
Durham College is situated on the traditional lands of the First Peoples of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation. The college has an Oshawa Campus and a Whitby Campus in Ontario, Canada. The college's role as an educator, research hub, and partner is described on its giving page.
Durham College offers Degrees, Graduate Certificates, Apprenticeships, and Co-operative Education Programs, including Diploma to Degree Business Programs, Fast-Track Programs, and Weekend delivery Programs. Its Oshawa and Whitby campuses offer full-time, career-driven programs. Program Advisory Committees (PAC) advise program leaders on topics that directly impact the success of students and graduates, including introducing research into the curriculum and external research prospects.
PAC members include employers, graduates, business and industry leaders, and representatives from professional and accrediting bodies and agencies. Committee members attend two meetings per academic year and may become involved in subcommittee activities. The appointment term is three years, which is renewable once.
Campus services listed include a Campus Health and Wellness Centre and a Dental Clinic. Listed facilities include Places to Eat, Student Spaces, Washrooms, and Parking.
The Barrett Family Foundation gift is the largest philanthropic gift in the college's 59-year history. Durham College has launched its Equipped campaign, a $15 million capital campaign.