York University

Overview

In this complex, interconnected world, we understand your need for a flexible, fluid, career-connected education. We will introduce you to versatile, new ways of thinking to help you see the endless opportunities your degree can offer. You will join a community of thinkers and learners committed to supporting your success. From the Algonquin Observatory to a flipped classroom in the Lassonde "cloud" and the EcoCampus in Costa Rica, you'll experience new approaches that will take you outside your classroom learning environment, your borders and your textbooks.

Our programs span the arts, engineering, education, business, health, life sciences, the environment, languages, cultures and international studies. At York, you'll have access to modern equipment, beautiful facilities, top-rated professors and opportunities to experience internships, co-op placements, international exchanges or community-focused projects.

Open your mind and see where your education from York University can take you, from the exceptional to the unexpected.

Locations

A combined total of 53,000 students and 7,000 staff and professors study and work at York University's Keele and Glendon campuses. The modern 185-hectare (457-acre) Keele campus, located in northern Toronto, is a self-contained community with extensive modern facilities including restaurants, a shopping mall, banks and a medical/dental clinic. Glendon is set on 33 hectares (85 acres) of park land, minutes from the boutiques, restaurants and nightlife of mid-town Toronto. At Glendon, students reap the benefits of studying in an international, bilingual environment. 

In 2016, York celebrated the opening of its EcoCampus in Costa Rica.

A new campus will be built in Markham, Ontario, in partnership with Seneca College, and will offer high-quality degree programs and workplace-based learning opportunities, supporting student mobility and driving creativity and collaboration.