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Oscar Gustavo Guzmán Loayza is a Peruvian graduate from Fanshawe´s international partner Instituto de Educación Superior Tecnológico Público de las Fuerzas Armadas (IESTPFFAA). His story began at the artillery group in the Peruvian Army and then decided to take the double degree program between IESTPFFAA and Fanshawe College where he successfully graduated as an Automotive Mechanic. Oscar saw an...

UNBOUND Revival, a collaborative film project between Fanshawe’s Fashion Design program and more than 50 students from various other programs across the College, has won the award for Best Student Film at the 2020 Canadian International Fashion Film Festival (CANIFF).

Fanshawe College and the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) are proud to celebrate an exciting student-focused initiative for CAF members, Veterans and their families.

Government of Canada contributes $3 million to equip Fanshawe College’s Innovation Village with new industry-relevant capabilities to create new jobs and support economic recovery

Fanshawe announces $250,000 donation from Canada Life in support of the College’s new Innovation Village.

Fanshawe’s Norton Wolf School of Aviation Technology is kicking off the new year with a new name: the Norton Wolf School of Aviation and Aerospace Technology.

With the launch of the redesigned Occupational Health and Safety program, Fanshawe is responding to the increased need for occupational health and safety technicians.

Free 12-week online training program and paid placement to prepare job seekers for entry-level hospitality positions with retirement homes in the Norfolk, Haldimand, Brant and Hamilton regions.

On February 9, Fanshawe College signed the Scarborough Charter on Anti-Black Racism and Black Inclusion in Canadian Higher Education, joining over 50 other colleges and universities across Canada that are taking action to dismantle anti-Black racism. The Scarborough Charter represents a commitment to “meaningful, concrete action to address anti-Black racism and to promote Black inclusion.”...

Groups of students from the College’s GIS and Urban Planning program have collaborated to propose unique visions for a sustainable redevelopment of 100 Kellogg Lane, the former cereal factory and long-time London landmark being transformed into a million-square-foot tourist destination. The annual week-long experiential learning project provides an opportunity for students to apply concepts they...