Founded with a focus on interactive learning, Trent University has been ranked the best undergraduate university in Ontario for eight years running, and top five in all of Canada. Trent University’s Peterborough campus is just 90 minutes from downtown Toronto in a beautiful setting by the Otanabee River, giving students the best of both the worlds of nature and city-life. The Durham GTA campus is located in Oshawa, 40 minutes from downtown Toronto, and is a close-knit community.

Trent’s ethos is focused on leadership and social change, and it was voted 2nd in Ontario for Most Innovative and producing Leaders of Tomorrow. Students are encouraged through their courses, but also their life in and around campus, to collaborate, innovate and engage. Trent’s students, as well as their faculty and alumni, are committed to finding sustainable solutions to problems in the world, a cause that goes all the way back to Trent’s founding principles. This global perspective also sees Trent welcome students from 79 countries across the world and from across Canada. All this means 95% of students are happy that they chose to study at Trent.

Trent has excellent graduate outcomes, with 90% of graduates employed within six months of graduating, and 93% within two years of graduating.

Founded with a focus on interactive learning, Trent University has been ranked the best undergraduate university in Ontario for ten years running (Maclean's University Rankings).

With over 100 undergraduate programs to choose from, Trent University is:

• Number one for scholarships in Canada, and has been for 20 consecutive years.
• Top five in Canada for overall reputation
• Top 6.2 per cent of universities worldwide.

The Peterborough campus is just 90 minutes from downtown Toronto. It's within a beautiful setting by the Otonabee River, giving students the best of both nature and city life. The Durham GTA campus is located in Oshawa. It's 40 minutes from downtown Toronto and home to a close-knit community.

Trent's ethos is focused on leadership and social change. It was voted second in Ontario for ‘most innovative', and for producing 'leaders of tomorrow'. Students are encouraged through their courses and around campus to collaborate, innovate and engage.

Trent's students, as well as faculty and alumni, are committed to finding sustainable solutions to problems in the world. This is a cause that goes back to the university's founding principles. The global perspective sees Trent welcome students from 79 countries from across the world and all over Canada. This results in 95 per cent of students who are happy that they chose to study at Trent.

Trent has excellent graduate outcomes, with 96 per cent of graduates employed within two years of graduating. It's also associated with two Nobel Prize winners.

Founded with a focus on interactive learning, Trent University has been ranked the best undergraduate university in Ontario for ten years running (Maclean's University Rankings).

With over 100 undergraduate programs to choose from, Trent University is:

• #1 for scholarships in Canada, and has been for 20 consecutive years.
• Top 5 in Canada for overall reputation.
• Top 6.2% of universities worldwide.

The Peterborough campus is just 90 minutes from downtown Toronto. It's within a beautiful setting by the Otonabee River, giving students the best of both nature and city life. The Durham GTA campus is located in Oshawa. It's 40 minutes from downtown Toronto and home to a close-knit community.

Trent's ethos is focused on leadership and social change. It was voted second in Ontario for ‘most innovative', and for producing 'leaders of tomorrow'. Students are encouraged through their courses and around campus to collaborate, innovate and engage.

Trent's students, as well as faculty and alumni, are committed to finding sustainable solutions to problems in the world. This is a cause that goes all the way back to the university's founding principles. The global perspective sees Trent welcome students from 79 countries from across the world and all over Canada. This results in 95% of students who are happy that they chose to study at Trent.

Trent has excellent graduate outcomes, with 96% of graduates employed within two years of graduating. It's also associated with two Nobel Prize winners.

Trent is constantly innovating to give students the best possible experience. Recent developments include:

Bata Library

Features of the new library include an entrepreneurship and social innovation center, an educational design research studio, group and individual student spaces for interactive study, a Critical Making Studio and new book and non-print collections.

Durham GTA Campus Expansion

The Durham GTA Campus, based in Oshawa, is being developed to include new residence rooms (Opening fall 2020), new academic spaces including faculty offices and classrooms, and a new central outdoor space for student enjoyment.

Rowing

Trent University has been chosen as a Rowing Canada NextGen Hub, in partnership with the Peterborough Rowing Club, which means it will be a place for future Olympians to develop their rowing.

Student Centre

Opened in 2017, the new Student Centre on the Peterborough campus is a place for students to gather, study, engage, socialize and get involved with life on campus. The building has views over the Otanabee River, and is at the heart of the student experience on campus.

Trent is constantly innovating to give students the best possible experience. Recent developments include:

Bata Library

Features of the new library include an entrepreneurship and social innovation center, an educational design research studio, group and individual student spaces for interactive study, a Critical Making Studio and new book and non-print collections.

Durham GTA Campus Expansion

The Durham GTA Campus, based in Oshawa, is being developed to include new residence rooms (Opening fall 2020), new academic spaces including faculty offices and classrooms, and a new central outdoor space for student enjoyment.

Rowing

Trent University has been chosen as a Rowing Canada NextGen Hub, in partnership with the Peterborough Rowing Club, which means it will be a place for future Olympians to develop their rowing.

Student Centre

Opened in 2017, the new Student Centre on the Peterborough campus is a place for students to gather, study, engage, socialize and get involved with life on campus. The building has views over the Otanabee River, and is at the heart of the student experience on campus.

New student residence and academic building

Trent University's Durham GTA campus has recently opened the doors of a new student residence. The building provides outstanding learning and living spaces. It's brought new energy to campus, as students are enjoying the fresh and renovated facilities. This includes an eatery, prayer and meditation room, Indigenous student space, student lounge and quiet study area.

A decade at the top

Trent University has spent ten consecutive years as the top undergraduate university in Ontario (Maclean's University Rankings). Also, it has been ranked top in Canada for scholarships for 20 consecutive years. Other highlights from the 2021 Maclean's University Rankings include:

• Number one in Canada for promoting Indigenous visibility.
• Number one in Ontario for highest quality academic advising staff extracurricular activities faculty with a terminal degree and student services.
• Number two in Ontario for producing leaders of tomorrow student satisfaction experiential learning residence living and medical/science grants.

ESL classes at Trent

Trent University is offering face-to-face ESL classes at the Peterborough campus. Health and safety measures have been put in place to deliver the course safely. For those who are unable to travel to Canada, classes are also offered online. The program is a perfect way to develop English language proficiency and prepare for degree studies.

A safe and healthy campus

The university has been working tirelessly to ensure students and faculty members safely return to campus life. Students can find more information on the changes at Trent University, including the face mask policy, central resources and details for those preparing for degree courses.

New student residence and academic building

Trent University's Durham GTA campus has recently opened the doors of a new student residence. The building provides outstanding learning and living spaces. It's brought a new energy to campus, as students are enjoying the fresh and renovated facilities. This includes an eatery, prayer and meditation room, Indigenous student space, student lounge and quiet study area.

A decade at the top

Trent University has spent ten consecutive years as the top undergraduate university in Ontario (Maclean's University Rankings). Also, it has been top in Canada for scholarships for 20 consecutive years. Other highlights from the 2021 Maclean's University Rankings include:

• #1 in Canada for promoting Indigenous visibility.

• #1 in Ontario for highest quality academic advising staff extracurricular activities faculty with a terminal degree and student services.

• #2 in Ontario for producing leaders of tomorrow student satisfaction experiential learning residence living and medical/science grants.

ESL classes at Trent

Trent University is offering face-to-face ESL classes at the Peterborough campus. Health and safety measures have been put in place to deliver the course safely. For those who are unable to travel to Canada, classes are also offered online. The program is a perfect way to develop English language proficiency and prepare for degree studies.

A safe and healthy campus

The university has been working tirelessly to ensure students and faculty members safely return to campus life. Students can find more information on the changes at Trent University, including the face mask policy, central resources and details for those preparing for degree courses.

Programs of study are placed across different campuses and different colleges, so students will need to be aware of this when making an application. Programs are available across a range of subjects, including arts and sciences, and there are a number of schools operating on campus:

School of Education and Professional Learning

The School of Education is dedicated to giving students the skills they need to thrive in the education profession. Programs include the Teacher Education Stream for those who would like to teach, the Consecutive B. Ed. Program for those interested in teaching either Primary/Junior or Intermediate/Senior education and the Master of Education in Educational Studies. There is also a course in Educational and Community Leadership aimed at professionals looking to further their career into leadership roles and focused action.

School of Environment

The newly named School of Environment encompasses a range of programs that have been developed at Trent over many years, making it a choice university for future environmental leaders. Programs include BA or BSc’s in Geography, Ecological Restoration, Environmental Chemistry, Water Sciences and Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems. The graduate programs include Environmental and Life Science and Sustainability Studies. Students are also able to undertake joint majors, both within and outside of the school, in order to tailor their degree to their interests.

Programs of study are placed across different campuses and different colleges, so students will need to be aware of this when making an application. Programs are available across a range of subjects, including arts and sciences, and there are a number of schools operating on campus:

School of Education

The School of Education is dedicated to giving students the skills they need to thrive in the education profession. Programs include the Teacher Education Stream for those who would like to teach, the Consecutive B. Ed. Program for those interested in teaching either Primary/Junior or Intermediate/Senior education and the Master of Education in Educational Studies. There is also a course in Educational and Community Leadership aimed at professionals looking to further their career into leadership roles and focused action.

School of Environment

The newly named School of Environment encompasses a range of programs that have been developed at Trent over many years, making it a choice university for future environmental leaders. Programs include BA or BSc’s in Geography, Ecological Restoration, Environmental Chemistry, Water Sciences and Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems. The graduate programs include Environmental and Life Science and Sustainability Studies. Students are also able to undertake joint majors, both within and outside of the school, in order to tailor their degree to their interests.

Undergraduate degree programs are available across a range of subjects, including arts and sciences. Schools include:

School of Education

The School of Education is dedicated to giving students the skills they need to thrive in the education profession. Programs include:

• Teacher education stream
• Consecutive BEd program – for primary and junior, or intermediate and senior education
• MEd in educational studies
• Educational and community leadership – for professionals who want to further their careers in leadership roles and focused action.

School of Environment

The School of Environment teaches a variety of programs that have been developed at Trent over several years. It's a top choice for future environmental leaders. Programs include BA or BSc in:

• Geography
• Ecological restoration
• Environmental chemistry
• Water sciences
• Sustainable agriculture and food systems

Graduate programs include environmental and life science and sustainability studies. Students can undertake joint majors, both within and outside of the school. This lets them tailor their degrees to specific interests.

Undergraduate degree programs are available across a range of subjects, including arts and sciences. Schools include:

School of Education

The School of Education is dedicated to giving students the skills they need to thrive in the education profession. Programs include:

• Teacher education stream
• Consecutive BEd program – for primary and junior, or intermediate and senior education
• MEd in educational studies
• Educational and community leadership – for professionals who want to further their careers in leadership roles and focused action.

School of Environment

The School of Environment teaches a variety of programs that have been developed at Trent over several years. It's a top choice for future environmental leaders. Programs include BA or BSc in:

• Geography
• Ecological restoration
• Environmental chemistry
• Water sciences
• Sustainable agriculture and food systems

Graduate programs include environmental and life science and sustainability studies. Students can undertake joint majors, both within and outside of the school. This lets them tailor their degrees to specific interests.

The Trent-ESL program is a Languages Canada accredited program, designed for international students who require additional teaching in English language. ESL programs can be a good place to start the university experience. Students who pass the ESL program can then progress into an academic program, with most students who complete the program graduating to an undergraduate or graduate course at Trent. With a friendly campus community, and access to both smaller towns and bigger cities, international students can settle into a new way of learning as well as a new language.

The curriculum is designed so that students will be able to undertake the demands of a degree afterwards, and with a continual admission option, some students will even begin their degree courses at the same time as undergoing the ESL program. It is also an intensive program, which means students can graduate quickly to achieve their goals at university.

There are five levels of ESL study depending on the language requirements of each student. As well as developing reading, listening, writing, speaking, pronunciation and grammar, ESL students learn academic requirements such as research, analysis and presentation skills.

The Trent-ESL program is a Languages Canada accredited program, designed for international students who require additional teaching in English language. ESL programs can be a good place to start the university experience. Students who pass the ESL program can then progress into an academic program, with most students who complete the program graduating to an undergraduate or graduate course at Trent. With a friendly campus community, and access to both smaller towns and bigger cities, international students can settle into a new way of learning as well as a new language.

The curriculum is designed so that students will be able to undertake the demands of a degree afterwards, and with a continual admission option, some students will even begin their degree courses at the same time as undergoing the ESL program. It is also an intensive program, which means students can graduate quickly to achieve their goals at university.

There are six levels of ESL study, from Core 1 to Degree, depending on the language requirements of each student. As well as developing reading, listening, writing, speaking, pronunciation and grammar, ESL students learn academic requirements such as research, analysis and presentation skills.

The Trent-ESL program is a Languages Canada-accredited program. It's designed for international students who require additional teaching in the English language. It can be studied:

• In-person
• Through virtual live classes
• Via a combination of virtual live and independent online classes

ESL programs can be a good place to start the university experience. International students from all over the globe study English language at Trent. This is because the university has:

• An excellent reputation
• A success rate for progression to degree-level study
• Fast-track options
• January, April, June and September start dates
• No requirements for proof of English language proficiency
• Opportunities for practice in real situations.

Students who pass the ESL program can progress into an academic program and the two highest ESL levels now allow students to gain credit towards their degree program. Most students graduate to an undergraduate or graduate course at Trent. With a friendly campus community and access to both small towns and big cities, international students settle into a new way of learning as well as a new language.

The curriculum is designed so learners can handle the demands of a degree. With the continual admission option, some students even begin their degree courses at the same time as the ESL program. It's an intensive program, which means learners can graduate quickly to achieve their goals at university.

There are different levels of study, depending on the language requirements of each student. As well as developing reading, listening, writing, speaking, pronunciation and grammar abilities, ESL students learn academic requirements such as research, analysis and presentation skills.

The Trent-ESL program is a Languages Canada-accredited program. It's designed for international students who require additional teaching in the English language. It can be studied:

• In person
• Through virtual live classes
• Via a combination of virtual live and independent online classes

ESL programs can be a good place to start the university experience. Internationals from all over the globe study English language at Trent. This is because of the university's:

• Excellent reputation
• Success rate for progression to degree-level study
• Fast-track options
• January, April, June and September start dates
• No requirements for proof of English language proficiency
• Opportunities for practice in real situations

ESL classes at Trent

From Fall 2021, Trent-ESL pathway program offers more value for English language learning. The two highest ESL levels are now credit courses. This means that ESL studies are now part of the degree. Trent is the only university in Canada granting full university credits for English as a Second Language that can be applied to all Trent undergraduate degrees. Now, ESL students can finish Trent-ESL with up to three complete credits. This represents 60% of a student's first year of university study!

Students who pass the ESL program can progress into an academic program. Most graduate to an undergraduate or graduate course at Trent. With a friendly campus community and access to both small towns and big cities, international students settle into a new way of learning as well as a new language.

The curriculum is designed, so learners can handle the demands of a degree. With the continual admission option, some students even begin their degree courses at the same time as the ESL program. It's an intensive program, which means learners can graduate quickly to achieve their goals at university.

There are different levels of study, depending on the language requirements of each student. As well as developing reading, listening, writing, speaking, pronunciation and grammar abilities, ESL students learn academic requirements such as research, analysis, and presentation skills.

Every course has its own entrance requirements, but there are some overall entrance requirements for Trent University. All students applying will need a high school diploma.

English Proficiency

All applicants will need to pass the minimum requirements of an English proficiency test. Requirements for the TOEFL are a minimum score of 86 IBT with a writing score of at least 20, or 580 PBT with a score of 4.5 for TWE. For the IELTS, applicants will need a score of 6.5 with no band below 6.0. For the MELAB, applicants will need a score of 85, with no part below 80. For the CAEL, applicants will need a score of 60. The Pearson PTE Academic requirement is 59, and the C1 Advanced requirement is a C grade.

The required grades applicants will need in order to be considered depends on their country of education. Requirements by country should be checked before undertaking an application.

Every course has its own entrance requirements, but there are some overall entrance requirements for Trent University. All students applying will need a high school diploma.

English Proficiency

All applicants will need to pass the minimum requirements of an English proficiency test. Requirements for the TOEFL are a minimum score of 93 IBT with a writing score of at least 22. For the IELTS, applicants will need a score of 6.5 with no band below 6.0. For the MELAB, applicants will need a score of 85, with no part below 80. For the CAEL, applicants will need a score of 60. The Pearson PTE Academic requirement is 59, and the C1 Advanced requirement is a C grade.

The required grades applicants will need in order to be considered depends on their country of education. Requirements by country should be checked before undertaking an application.

Academic criteria

There are some overall entrance requirements for Trent University. All students need a high school diploma.

Students are encouraged to check the requirements for their chosen programs, as each has specific criteria. There are also country-specific requirements.

Undergraduate English language criteria

Students need to have good levels of speaking and writing English skills. This is so they can understand their classes and make the most of their education.

International students whose native language is not English will have to prove their proficiency through the minimum test scores (or equivalent):

• IELTS – overall 6.5 with no band below 6.0
• TOEFL IBT – overall 86 with minimum 20 in writing
• Duolingo English Test – 115
• Pearson PTE Academic – 59
• CAEL online – 60
• C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency – Grade C

Academic criteria

There are some overall entrance requirements for Trent University. All students need a high school diploma.

Students are encouraged to check the requirements for their chosen programs, as each has specific criteria. There are also country-specific requirements.

Undergraduate English language criteria

Students need to have good levels of speaking and writing English skills. This is so they can understand their classes and make the most of their education.

Internationals whose native language is not English will have to prove their proficiency through the minimum test scores (or equivalent):

• IELTS – overall 6.5 with no band below 6.0
• TOEFL IBT – overall 86 with minimum 20 in writing
• Duolingo English Test – 115
• Pearson PTE Academic – 59
• CAEL online – 60
• C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency – Grade C

Trent has been ranked the number one university in Canada for scholarships and bursaries for 18 years in a row. There are a number of scholarships and awards particularly aimed at international students.

Trent University Global Citizen Scholarships and Awards

This scholarship is awarded to incoming international students who show academic achievement, dedication to community service, and leadership potential, but are also in some financial need. The scholarship contributes to tuition and is worth between USD 2000 and USD 22,000 per academic year. It cannot be used to pay for housing.

Trent-United World Colleges Scholarship

This scholarship is awarded to an incoming international student from a UWC college who can demonstrate academic achievement, a dedication to community service, has leadership potential and is in financial need. The scholarship is up to USD 22,000 per academic year depending on financial need.

Jack Matthews International Scholarship

This scholarship is specifically for a student joining Trent from Pearson College of the Pacific. The student must show academic achievement, community service, leadership potential and financial need and the scholarship can be up to USD 22,000 per academic year depending on financial need.

Scotiabank International Student Awards

This scholarship is open to any student incoming to Trent from a country where Scotiabank operates. It is based on academic achievement, a student’s dedication to extra-curricular activities and their leadership, and is worth up to USD 5000 per academic year.

Maple Leaf Leadership Award

This scholarship is open to any student incoming to Trent from a Maple Leaf Education System school who can demonstrate academic achievement, leadership potential, a dedication to community service and who is in financial need. It is a one-off award for up to five students a year to the value of USD 2000.

Trent has been ranked the number one university in Canada for scholarships and bursaries. There are a number of scholarships and awards particularly aimed at international students.

Trent University Global Citizen Scholarships and Awards

This scholarship is awarded to incoming international students who show academic achievement, dedication to community service, and leadership potential, but are also in some financial need. The scholarship contributes to tuition and is worth between CAD 2000 and CAD 24,000 per academic year. It cannot be used to pay for housing.

Trent-United World Colleges Scholarship

This scholarship is awarded to an incoming international student from a UWC college who can demonstrate academic achievement, a dedication to community service, has leadership potential and is in financial need. The scholarship is up to CAD 24,000 per academic year depending on financial need.

Jack Matthews International Scholarship

This scholarship is specifically for a student joining Trent from Pearson College of the Pacific. The student must show academic achievement, community service, leadership potential and financial need and the scholarship can be up to CAD 22,000 per academic year depending on financial need.

Scotiabank International Student Awards

This scholarship is open to any student incoming to Trent from a country where Scotiabank operates. It is based on academic achievement, a student’s dedication to extra-curricular activities and their leadership, and is worth up to CAD 5000 per academic year.

Maple Leaf Leadership Award

This scholarship is open to any student incoming to Trent from a Maple Leaf Education System school who can demonstrate academic achievement, leadership potential, a dedication to community service and who is in financial need. It is a one-off award for up to five students a year to the value of CAD 2000.

Trent is continuously ranked as the best university in Canada for scholarships and bursaries. There are several awards available that are particularly aimed at international students.

Entrance scholarships

High achieving international students may receive a merit-based scholarship worth CAD 1,000 to CAD 3,000. Awards are offered on admission to an undergraduate program.

IB entrance scholarship

All new international students who have applied to Trent with IB diplomas are considered for this award, worth CAD 1,000.

Trent global citizen scholarship program

New international students may be eligible for awards of CAD 2,000 to CAD 25,000, for:

• Academic excellence
• Community service
• Leadership potential
• Financial need

Other awards

• Trent International Tuition Levy Scholarship – CAD 25,000

• United World College Scholarship – CAD 10,000 to CAD 25,000

• Justin Chiu International Scholarship – CAD 3,000 to CAD 15,000

Trent is continuously ranked as the best university in Canada for scholarships and bursaries. There are a number of awards available that are particularly aimed at international students.

Entrance scholarships

High achieving international students may receive a merit-based scholarship worth CAD 1,000 – 3,000. Awards are offered on admission to an undergraduate program.

IB entrance scholarships

All new international students who have applied to Trent with IB diplomas are considered for this award, worth CAD 1,000.

Trent global citizen scholarship program

New international students may be eligible for awards of CAD 2,000 – 25,000, for:

• Academic excellence
• Community service
• Leadership potential
• Financial need.

Other awards

• Trent International Tuition Levy Scholarship – CAD 25,000
• United World College Scholarship – CAD 10,000 – 25,000
• Justin Chiu International Scholarship – CAD 3,000 – 15,000

Trent University has excellent facilities across both campuses.

Bata Library

Recently developed into the new ‘library of the future’, the Bata Library is one of the main academic spaces for students on campus. With books, resources and IT services, as well as a range of study spaces, it suits the needs of all students looking for somewhere quiet or collaborative to work on campus. New features include a presentation practice room and two new graduate reading rooms. The brand-new entrepreneurship and social innovation center is designed to help students with experiential learning projects, and those undertaking work placements. The two new visualization labs are dedicated to new technological advancements including 3D printing and virtual reality.

Sports

For use by students both recreationally and academically, the Trent Athletics Centre has state-of-the-art facilities both outdoor and indoor including a gym, basketball and badminton courts and indoor soccer pitch. Some students will wish to join Varsity Sports and play for the university, and the university has an excellent reputation for curling, lacrosse, rowing, rugby, soccer and volleyball. Other students may wish to join one of the many sports and athletics clubs. As well as the facilities on campus, students are right next door to diverse nature areas with kilometers of hiking trails nearby.

Accommodation

There are accommodation options on both the Peterborough and Durham campuses. Living on campus can be a great way to meet new people and be part of the campus community, especially for first year students. Housing doesn’t just mean a room, they also include dining halls and lounges, and give students closer access to student services and faculty offices for academic and personal support. There is particular housing available for graduate students, offering more self-contained apartments for older students.

Trent University has excellent facilities across both campuses.

Bata Library

Recently developed into the new ‘library of the future’, the Bata Library is one of the main academic spaces for students on campus. With books, resources and IT services, as well as a range of study spaces, it suits the needs of all students looking for somewhere quiet or collaborative to work on campus. New features include a presentation practice room and two new graduate reading rooms. The brand-new entrepreneurship and social innovation center is designed to help students with experiential learning projects, and those undertaking work placements. The two new visualization labs are dedicated to new technological advancements including 3D printing and virtual reality.

Sports

For use by students both recreationally and academically, the Trent Athletics Centre has state-of-the-art facilities both outdoor and indoor including a gym, basketball and badminton courts and indoor soccer pitch. Some students will wish to join Varsity Sports and play for the university, and the university has an excellent reputation for curling, lacrosse, rowing, rugby, soccer and volleyball. Other students may wish to join one of the many sports and athletics clubs. As well as the facilities on campus, students are right next door to diverse nature areas with kilometers of hiking trails nearby.

Accommodation

There are accommodation options on both the Peterborough and Durham campuses. Living on campus can be a great way to meet new people and be part of the campus community, especially for first year students. Housing doesn’t just mean a room, they also include dining halls and lounges, and give students closer access to student services and faculty offices for academic and personal support. There is particular housing available for graduate students, offering more self-contained apartments for older students.

At Trent University, students get a practical, real-world learning experience. Everyone is guaranteed meaningful career-focused learning opportunities.

All programs offer courses that include experiential learning. Most offer the chance to earn academic credit through several paths, such as internships and co-ops. Opportunities include research projects, field placements and intensive language programs, both locally and internationally.

Placements

All students can gain work experience through the placement program. These are available with some of Canada's top organizations, such as Royal Bank, Ontario Power Generation and local hospitals.

Internships

Several degree programs include internship opportunities. Students can gain experience alongside their degrees, as well as network and make good professional links. Across courses including forensic science, education, nursing and health sciences, students can gain academic credit whilst experiencing the workplace.

Co-op programs

Co-ops help students graduate from university with a head start in their chosen field. They can graduate with a degree along with 12 months of relevant full-time paid experience. Programs are available in areas such as conservation biology, and computing and information systems.

At Trent University, students get a practical, real-world learning experience. Everyone is guaranteed meaningful career-focused learning opportunities.

All programs offer courses that include experiential learning. Most offer the chance to earn academic credit through a number of paths, such as internships and co-ops. Opportunities include research projects, field placements and intensive language programs, both locally and internationally.

Placements

All students can gain work experience through the placement program. These are available with some of Canada's top organizations, such as Royal Bank, Ontario Power Generation and local hospitals.

Internships

A number of degree programs include internship opportunities. Students can gain experience alongside their degrees, as well as network and make good professional links. Across courses including forensic science, education, nursing and health sciences, students can gain academic credit whilst experiencing the workplace.

Co-op programs

Co-ops help students graduate from university with a head start in their chosen field. They can graduate with a degree along with 12 months of relevant full-time paid experience. Programs are available in areas such as conservation biology, and computing and information systems.