Niagara University in Ontario is a Catholic institution of higher education in Vaughan, Ontario, rooted in Vincentian history, values, and vision.
Niagara University in Ontario is a Catholic institution of higher education located at 2904 Hwy 7 #113, Vaughan, ON. The university is rooted in Vincentian history, values, and vision, and emphasizes service, social justice, and a transformative educational experience for all students. Father James J. Maher, C.M. has served as the 26th president of Niagara University since 2016.
The university's seal bears the year 1856, which is stated as the year of Niagara's founding. The university is located on the No. 13-Toronto Purchase Treaty Lands and Territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation.
The university offers graduate and post-baccalaureate degrees that aim to meet the demands of today's workforce. Many of its programs are recognized by state and national organizations. Most classes are offered in a hybrid format, with in-person classes scheduled to accommodate students' professional schedules. The average class size is 20, and students can complete their degree in 4 semesters. Listed programs include the MA in Criminal Justice Administration, MS in Educational Leadership, and MBA, among others.
The NU Ontario site covers 1145 square metres and includes state-of-the-art classrooms, adjoining classrooms, offices for faculty and administration, student lounge areas, and a conference room. Listed student services include the Student Experience Office, Academic Success Center, Health and Wellness, and Housing Support.
Graduate program applications are submitted through Ontario Application. International applicants with international degrees must demonstrate English language proficiency and complete credential evaluation. An alternative English pathway is available through ILSC (EAP).