NorQuest College is a post-secondary institution in Edmonton, Alberta, offering diploma, certificate, and continuing education programs.
NorQuest College provides students with the skills Alberta needs in a supportive and inclusive environment. Its strategic plan is called NorQuest 2030: We are who we include. The college is located on traditional lands referred to as Treaty 6 Territory.
NorQuest College offers post-secondary diploma and certificate programs leading to careers in health, community studies, and business. Courses are offered in flexible formats, online, in-person, or both. The college offers smaller classes with more time with instructors. It assists learners at the times and places that meet their needs, whether in the classroom, via distance learning, or through continuing education.
The campus is located at 10215 108 Street NW in Edmonton, Alberta. Facilities and services listed include the Singhmar Centre for Learning, the NorQuest College Library, a Makerspace, facility rentals, parking, and a Library Book a Room service. As a regional steward, the college provides adult education in Edmonton and Wetaskiwin. Its learners come from 108 countries of birth and speak 73 first languages on campus.
Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and refugees apply via Apply Alberta, while international students apply through the Virtual Admission System. Admission routes include Open Admission Pathways with conditional admission and Trades Pathways for Newcomers, which uses the NorQuest Trades Pathways entrance exam. Limited-seat programs use applicant selection with a shortlist.
The Faculty of Research and Innovation includes services such as Applied Research, consulting, and curriculum development.