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North York
North York is one of the largest areas of Toronto. Prior to 1998 when it was merged into the city of Toronto, North York was the region’s second largest municipality.
The following programs are approved to run at this campus. Please check with the campus for availability.
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Business Programs
- Accounting and Payroll Administrator
- Accounting Assistant / Bookkeeper
- Banking and Financial Services
- Business Administration
- Business Management
- Computer Business Applications Specialist
- Event Management
- Hospitality Management
- Human Resources and Payroll Coordinator
- Office Administrator - Executive
- Social Media and Web Marketing
- Supply Chain Management
- Warehouse and Distribution Management
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Healthcare Programs
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Technology Programs
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Legal Programs
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Business
- Accounting and Payroll Administrator
- Accounting Assistant / Bookkeeper
- Banking and Financial Services
- Business Administration
- Business Management
- Computer Business Applications Specialist
- Event Management
- Hospitality Management
- Human Resources and Payroll Coordinator
- Office Administrator - Executive
- Social Media and Web Marketing
- Supply Chain Management
- Warehouse and Distribution Management
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Healthcare
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Technology
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Legal
Contact Us
As one of the most diverse areas in Toronto, North York is a collection of multicultural neighbourhoods with Indigenous, Asian, African-Caribbean, African, Middle Eastern, Jewish, Latin American, and European communities. The region is also home to areas like York Mills, Hogg's Hollow, Bridle Path, and Willowdale. In addition, the region is home to a growing central business district on Yonge Street between Sheppard and Finch Avenues. Once considered a suburb of Toronto, North York has developed into an urban centre in recent years with numerous corporations building office towers and establishing their Canadian headquarters in the area. Students will find a range of shops, restaurants, and personal services in the area around the campus. Along with several bus routes nearby, the campus is a short walk from the North York and Sheppard-Yonge subway lines.