Ontario student resource | Verified October 9, 2026
Ontario colleges and universities directory
Ontario reports 23 publicly assisted universities and 24 colleges. Use this directory to find an institution name, then confirm programs, admission requirements, campuses and deadlines through official sources.
This is an unranked planning resource published by SyllabiQ. It does not recommend a school or reproduce program listings. Institution names and counts were checked against Ontario government sources.
Search the official institution list
Search by institution name or narrow the list by type. This list does not rank schools or programs.
47 institutions shown
- Algoma UniversityUniversity
- Brock UniversityUniversity
- Carleton UniversityUniversity
- Lakehead UniversityUniversity
- Laurentian UniversityUniversity
- McMaster UniversityUniversity
- Nipissing UniversityUniversity
- NOSM UniversityUniversity
- OCAD UniversityUniversity
- Ontario Tech UniversityUniversity
- Queen's UniversityUniversity
- Toronto Metropolitan UniversityUniversity
- Trent UniversityUniversity
- Université de HearstUniversity
- Université de l'Ontario françaisUniversity
- University of GuelphUniversity
- University of OttawaUniversity
- University of TorontoUniversity
- University of WaterlooUniversity
- University of WindsorUniversity
- Western UniversityUniversity
- Wilfrid Laurier UniversityUniversity
- York UniversityUniversity
- Algonquin CollegeCollege
- Cambrian CollegeCollege
- Canadore CollegeCollege
- Centennial CollegeCollege
- Collège BoréalCollege
- Conestoga CollegeCollege
- Confederation CollegeCollege
- Durham CollegeCollege
- Fanshawe CollegeCollege
- George Brown CollegeCollege
- Georgian CollegeCollege
- Humber PolytechnicCollege
- La CitéCollege
- Lambton CollegeCollege
- Loyalist CollegeCollege
- Mohawk CollegeCollege
- Niagara CollegeCollege
- Northern CollegeCollege
- Sault CollegeCollege
- Seneca PolytechnicCollege
- Sheridan CollegeCollege
- St. Clair CollegeCollege
- St. Lawrence CollegeCollege
- Fleming CollegeCollege
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College research and applications
Ontario Colleges provides college and program searches plus the application service. Its current guidance says an application may include up to five program choices, with no more than three at one college.
Visit Ontario CollegesUniversity research and applications
OUInfo is the research starting point built from Ontario university information. OUAC processes undergraduate applications, while each university makes its own admission decisions.
Visit OUACVisit OUInfoBuild a comparison you can verify
For each possible program, record the exact credential, campus, delivery format, admission prerequisites, application deadline, tuition source and co-op or placement requirements. Save the page URL and the date you checked it. Do not assume the same program name means the same curriculum at every institution.
After accepting an offer, collect your course syllabi and record every assignment with its due date, time and time zone. SyllabiQ can help organize syllabus information, but extracted dates still need to be checked against the source document and later instructor announcements.
Sources and scope
- Ontario postsecondary overview and institution counts
- Ontario public university list
- Ontario college list
- OUAC undergraduate application role
- Ontario Colleges program and application service
Institution status, names, programs and admission processes can change. Confirm all decisions with the institution and the relevant application service.