Seneca Polytechnic

Seneca Polytechnic is one of Ontario's largest public post-secondary institutions, offering a wide range of diploma, degree, certificate, and graduate programs in applied arts, business, engineering, health sciences, information technology, and media. Originally established as Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology, it was renamed Seneca Polytechnic in 2024 to reflect its expanded focus on work-integrated learning, applied research, and advanced technical education. The institution serves a diverse student population through multiple campuses across the Greater Toronto Area and emphasizes hands-on training, industry partnerships, and career readiness. Seneca operates several campuses, including the Newnham Campus in Toronto, Seneca@York, King Campus, Markham Campus, and the Yorkgate Campus, each offering specialized facilities and academic programs. The institution is known for its strong ties to industry, co-op and placement opportunities, and support services for students from a wide range of backgrounds, including a significant international student population. As a public polytechnic, Seneca is funded by the Ontario government and governed by a Board of Governors. It is officially recognized by the Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities and is a member of Polytechnics Canada, contributing to applied research, innovation, and workforce development in the province.