NorQuest College is Edmonton's community college, with Edmonton and Wetaskiwin campuses and programs aimed at in-demand careers and further study.
NorQuest College describes itself as Edmonton's community college. It is located at 10215 108 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, T5J 1L6, and the college states it has Edmonton and Wetaskiwin campuses. The college acknowledges that it is on the traditional lands referred to as Treaty 6 Territory.
NorQuest College offers programs that lead directly to in-demand careers, as well as programs and transfer options that help students progress toward university and other advanced education. Courses are offered online, in person, or in both formats. The college states it has smaller classes with more time with instructors.
Admission routes listed by the college include the Open Admissions Pathway, Academic Upgrading, Academic Assessment, Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR), and Dual Credit.
The college lists campus parking, campus security, and campus space rental among its facilities. The NorQuest Library offers online and print resources, research guides, and academic tutorials and coaching. Dedicated support is available for Indigenous students, newcomers, international learners, and students with accessibility needs.
The Faculty of Research and Innovation includes Applied Research, consulting, and curriculum development. The Office of Equity supports the college's strategic commitment to becoming a truly inclusive, anti-racist, and decolonized organization. The college also offers adult literacy and English as an additional language resources, including the NorQuest Reader.