Fanshawe's School of Information Technology is home to programs in Information Technology (I.T.), Office Administration and Law Clerk.

Why I.T.? Why London? Find out the facts here !

I.T. graduates are in demand! The job market is in demand and there is growing concern that we are approaching a shortage of skilled I.T. workers. Within the next four years, there will be 89,000 new I.T. related jobs in Canada and only 7,000 I.T. students set to graduate. There are endless opportunities to make your mark! With state-of-the-art computer labs and classroom facilities together with highly trained faculty and technical staff you will receive an experience like no other.

Whether you are interested in hardware, software, networking, programming, security, gaming, or web development we have a program to suit you. We offer programs of 1, 2 and 3 years in length, including graduate certificates and co-op, to provide you with several pathways to your professional career. All I.T. programs require user owned laptops to put you in the driver seat.

Office Administration graduates are well positioned to start their career in virtually any organization. Graduates from the Office Administration programs are in high demand because of the skills and abilities they acquire from a team of highly qualified faculty with ties to professional associations. Students will learn fundamental office skills, intermediate and advanced computer skills in a variety of software packages, and essential communication skills to succeed. Office Administration provides flexibility to students with 1 and 2 year programs, common semesters in first year, along with co-op and work placement opportunities.

Law Clerk graduates are prepared to enter the dynamic office environment in law offices, insurance companies, financial institutions, real estate firms, and a host of other opportunities. Students who want a job that will provide interesting and diverse challenges are well suited for this program. The Law Clerk program is 2 years in duration with an optional co-op component to gain real-world experiences.

To start planning your future in Information Technology, Office Administration or Law Clerk visit the links to the left or contact the School of Information Technology at (519) 452-4291.

Kevin Weaver
Chair, School of Information Technology