Northern College is a post-secondary institution with four campuses across Northeastern Ontario, offering programs in several career fields.
Northern College empowers learners and communities through education and innovation, collaborating to develop programming that prepares graduates for success in a changing world. Its strategic goals include strengthening ties with Indigenous communities and expanding industry partnerships. The mailing address is 640 Latchford Street, Box 2060, Haileybury, ON P0J 1K0.
Post-secondary programs cover Business and Office Administration, Community Services, Engineering Technology and Trades, Health Sciences and Emergency Services, Veterinary Sciences, and Welding Engineering Technology. Education is available on-site, through distance learning, and in hybrid formats. Post-secondary preparation programs, including free Academic Upgrading and no-cost Community Employment Services, help learners and job seekers of all backgrounds find work. The college states that it offers small class sizes.
Northern College has four campuses in Timmins, Haileybury, Kirkland Lake, and Moosonee. The Kirkland Lake Campus is at 140 Government Road East, the Haileybury Campus at 640 Latchford Street, and the Moosonee Campus at 24 First Street. Each campus has workout and training facilities, a gym, a cafeteria, study areas, and a library. The Innovation Hub connects businesses and entrepreneurs with faculty and students for product development and prototyping in an applied research centre.
Applicants can apply to College Diploma and Certificate programs through OCAS (Ontario Colleges Application System), and international applicants can use OCAS International. Competitive programs give priority by highest academic achievement. Mature student admission is also available.
In 2022–2023, Northern College reported a Graduate Employment Rate of 94%, compared with 86% for the province. Its Graduate Satisfaction rate was 84%, compared with 77% for the province.