News and Announcements
George Brown College has partnered with Mohawk College to help increase opportunities for deaf and hard of hearing Ontarians and make sure they’re properly supported in the workplace. Through research and data analysis, the colleges, working with the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association (CHHA), will...
As George Brown College continues its commitment to take meaningful action to promote Black excellence and inclusion, we’re partnering with fashion brand SDHtoronto, a Black-owned business that advances messages of empowerment, equality and allyship through inspiring design. Sandra D. Hamilton, a...
George Brown College’s Food Innovation and Research Studio (FIRSt) now has the potential to share its expertise with businesses across Canada thanks to a new partnership with an agri-tech network. FIRSt signed a three-year memorandum of understanding with Bioenterprise , an agricultural tech engine...
A former George Brown College student is among the Top 25 Canadian Immigrants of 2021, annual awards organized by Canadian Immigrant magazine and COSTI Immigrant Services. Edsel Mutia started his nursing career in his home country of the Philippines and continued to advance his education and career...
George Brown College officially broke ground on what promises to be an iconic addition to our Waterfront Campus and to the Toronto skyline. With Limberlost Place, we are raising the bar for sustainable construction and design thanks to a $10-million donation from Canadian business leader and...
We are very proud to be named one of Greater Toronto's Top Employers for 2022 — the sixth straight year we’ve made the list. The Greater Toronto’s Top Employers 2022 report was published in the Globe and Mail on December 3. It highlights the reasons George Brown was once again chosen as a top...
By Dr. Gervan Fearon The COVID-19 pandemic has radically transformed the nature of work and learning, but if you think the big changes are over, think again. From climate change to digital disruption, urbanization to shifting demographics, Canada’s labour market is being reshaped by countless forces...
New work-integrated learning (WIL) opportunities are available to students thanks to a partnership with the Business Higher Education Roundtable, or BHER. More than 700 students will get real-world experiences because of this joint effort. Indigenous and racialized students and students with...
George Brown College hosted a Malaysian delegation for a working lunch and a tour of the Centre for Hospitality and Culinary Arts . Her Excellency Anizan Siti Hajjar Adnin, High Commissioner of Malaysia visited the college on Thursday, November 18, along with Henry Leong Bee Lee, Honorary Consulate...
Experiential learning presents a win-win situation for both students and employers. Students gain practical experience to hit the ground running in the workforce, and participating employers widen their talent pool. Industry partnerships have long been a priority for George Brown College to ensure...
