Located in Kingston, it is one of Canada's oldest universities offering degrees from the faculties of Applied Science, Arts and Science, Education, Law, Medicine, Business, Nursing, Physical and Health Education, Rehabilitation Therapy, Graduate Studies and Research and the Theological College.

One of Canada's leading centres of applied, professional education. It offers study in 35 professional fields, from engineering and applied science to business, applied arts and community service.

Brock offers undergraduate and graduate programs in the faculties of: Applied Health Sciences; Business; Education; Humanities; Mathematics and Science; and Social Sciences.

Carleton offers undergraduate and graduate programs in the faculties of: Arts and Social Sciences; Engineering and Design; Public Affairs and Management; and Science.

University in Hamilton offering degrees in Arts and Science, Health Science, Science, Social Science, Business, Divinity, Engineering and Graduate Studies. Many research institutes and continuing education services.

This is a one-stop site for those wishing to apply to any of the province's universities. Includes application information for undergraduates, teacher education and those wishing to attend medical or law school.

Located in Peterborough, this university offers undergraduate and graduate degrees from the faculties of Arts and Science and from the office of Research and Graduate Studies. It also offers part-time and continuing education programs.

Located in North Bay, the university offers degree programs from the faculties of Arts and Science and Education.

The University of Guelph incorporates seven colleges; Arts, Biological Science, Family and Consumer Studies, Physical and Engineering Sciences, Social Science, the Ontario Agriculture College and the Ontario Veterinary College.

This bilingual university, located in Ottawa, offers degrees from the following faculties; Arts, Administration, Education, Engineering, Medicine, Law, Science, Health Science, Social Sciences, Women's Studies, and Graduate Studies and Research.

U of T offers undergraduate and graduate programs in the faculties of: Applied Science and Engineering; Architecture, Landscape and Design; Arts and Sciences; Dentistry; Law, Medicine; Music; Nursing; Pharmacy; Physical and Health Education; and Arts and Science.

Waterloo offers undergraduate and graduate programs in the following faculties; Applied Health Sciences, Arts, Engineering, Environmental Studies, Mathematics and Science.

It is a comprehensive mid-size research and teaching university that includes the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research and the University of Windsor/Chrysler Canada Ltd. Automotive Research and Development Centre.

Western offers undergraduate and graduate programs in the faculties of: Arts; Music; Education; Engineering; Health Sciences; Information and Media Studies; Law; Medicine and Dentistry; Business; Science; and Social Science.

Located in Toronto, this university offers degree programs through ten faculties including: Arts; Education; Environmental Studies; Graduate Studies; Pure and Applied Science; Business; and Law.

Laurier offers undergraduate and graduate programs in the faculties of: Arts; Science; Music; and Business and Economics. Their Brantford campus offers programs in Concurrent Education, Contemporary Studies, Criminology, Journalism and Development.

A joint venture of Laurentian (Sudbury) and Lakehead (Thunder Bay) universities that also has teaching and research sites distributed across Northern Ontario. Their undergraduate and MD program has a strong emphasis on meeting the health needs of Northern Ontarians.

Located in Sudbury, the university offers undergraduate degrees in Arts, Science, and Liberal Science and graduate degrees in Humanities, Science and Engineering and Social Science, as well as MBA and MSW programs.

Located in Thunder Bay, the university offers degrees in Graduate Studies, Arts and Science, Business Administration, Education, Engineering and Forestry.

A guide to Ontario universities for secondary school students and guidance counsellors with information about university programs, admission requirements and additional resources.

Includes information on Postsecondary Education, Employment and Training and Labour Market Information.

Contains graduation and employment (6 months and 2 years after graduation)rates for undergraduate university programs in Ontario.

(MISA) initiative will increase both provincial and local capacity to use data and information for evidence-informed decision-making to improve student achievement. The Ontario School Information System (OnSIS) is the data collection component of the MISA provincial capacity building initiative.

COU advances higher education in Ontario through advocacy, research and policy development.

A free and comprehensive resource that is a collection of open college course that spans videos, audio lectures, and notes given by professors at Harvard, Princeton and MIT.

An online searchable database of collaborative programs, agreements and credit transfer policies between Ontario universities and colleges.

Algoma U offers over 25 degrees in Arts, Business Administration, Computer Science, Fine Arts Studies, Information Technology and more. Accelerated second degree programs in Computer Science and Information Technology, plus co-op education opportunities.

At this Fall event in Toronto you can talk personally with students, professors and senior university reps, get answers about programs, admission requirements, student life.

For students seeking to further their education and career choices after high school. View virtual tours, search Canadian universities and colleges, compare undergraduate programs, admission requirements, scholarship details, academic life, and check out the latest campus news.

Are you ready to study in Canada? Wondering which school to choose? Find information about admission requirements, cost, getting a visa, and living in Canada. Virtual CampusTours are also available!

Provides information to foreign students interested in studying in Canada.

If you are planning your post-secondary education, this site provides links and profiles on colleges and universities in Canada including career colleges and distance education facilities.

This site helps solving affordability and job availability problems by creating awareness for students of potential career fields as well as current and upcoming opportunities within those fields. It is also a venue for information on available scholarships, grants, bursaries and awards to assist students with funding their education.

If it is of interest to Canadian students, you will find it here! Access information about schooling options, employment, internship opportunities, starting a business, and more. CA Experts are available to answer your questions online.

Based in Canada, this web site contains a guide to top quality education and training. Complete a questionaire and you will receive feedback rating the learning institution you are considering.

Gradschools.com is a searchable database of graduate school programs available throughout North America.

Find admission requirements, costs, programs and contact details for more than 700 Canadian universities and colleges. Search by keyword for programs, schools, careers and scholarships.

Find information on undergraduate degree and diploma programs in business, engineering, fine arts, science, and teacher education.

This directory site provides a single access point for youth related information on the Internet. You will find topics relating to youth employment, education, and careers.

Find out about resources and opportunities for study in Ontario. Includes a list of aboriginal programs and institutes.