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We highly recommend you follow this progression plan below. MAP2 | 2-year completion plan This progression plan lays out a recommended sequence for completing this credential part-time. You do not need to follow this plan. Unless there is a specified pre-requisite, you can take courses in any order. If the courses listed in your progression plan are already full by the time you go to register, you...

We highly recommend you follow this progression plan below to determine when courses will be offered: BAA2 | 2-year completion plan This progression plan lays out a recommended sequence for completing this credential part-time. You do not need to follow this plan. Unless there is a specified pre-requisite, you can take courses in any order. If the courses listed in your progression plan are...

A Heavy Equipment Operator is a person that is qualified to maintain and operate heavy equipment. This can include backhoes, bulldozers, cranes, loaders, and more. This program will help you explore the HEO career path and provide valuable insight into what it takes to be successful as an HEO.

Hear about Cadie's experience attending Fanshawe Open House and what she recommends students learn.

The partnership—first of its kind between an Ontario College and Finnish university—will put Fanshawe at the forefront of cybersecurity education and research Fanshawe recently signed a cooperation agreement with JAMK University of Applied Sciences in Jyväskylä, Finland to develop cyber security expertise and cyber security training activities. With cyberattacks on the rise worldwide...

(London, Ontario) – A film produced by Fanshawe College students and faculty has been nominated for Best Eco Message at the Canadian International Fashion Film Festival (CANIFFF). “ç†√†” (ONE) was produced as part of Fanshawe’s 2022 UNBOUND Fashion Show. The film focuses on a young Indigenous girl as she sits by a campfire reading the book “One = People + Planet.” It is an Ojibwe-language film and...

Getting ready for college? Check out our orientation programming, including pre-orientation, international orientation, accessibility and more.

Students from across the province will engage with Remembrance Day in a new and environmentally friendly way this year thanks to an innovative collaboration between Fanshawe College, Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB), Ottawa Catholic School Board (OCSB) and the Royal Canadian Legion. The Poppy Project, developed by faculty in Fanshawe’s Donald J. Smith School of Building Technology...