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Study in Canada

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Explore Canadian study options with clear information about entry requirements, applications and available intakes.

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Get a feel for campus life, community and international student support, then view practical program details when you need them.

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Peterborough, ON
Campus vibeA close-knit, riverside community across two campuses
Student life highlights
100+ clubs & societiesThe College systemFirst-year residence guaranteed
Getting involvedCultural groups include the Trent International Student Association, Trent African Caribbean Student Union, and Trent Southeast Asian Organization.

Life on Campus

Trent’s “College system” groups students into smaller communities within the wider university, making it easier to build friendships and find a sense of belonging early on. Both the Peterborough and Durham GTA campuses blend green, natural surroundings with modern residence and dining facilities.

International Student Support

The Trent International team supports students with housing, health insurance, and the cultural adjustment of moving to Canada — support that begins before arrival and continues throughout the degree.

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Study optionsUndergraduate · PostgraduateDegree and certificate pathways
Popular programs
BusinessNursingComputer Science
IntakesSeptemberJanuary options vary by program
Tuition guidanceVaries by programAsk our team for current international fees
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Study options · Ontario

OSSD Pathway

The Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) is Ontario’s official high school qualification, issued under the requirements of the province’s Ministry of Education. In simple terms, it is the certificate students earn after completing Ontario’s secondary school programme.

To graduate, students complete 30 course credits. Depending on when they begin the programme, 17 or 18 are required subjects and the remaining credits are chosen from available options. Students must also complete 40 hours of community involvement and meet the provincial literacy requirement, either by passing the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) or completing the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course (OSSLC).

Because the OSSD is a Canadian high school qualification, Canadian universities and colleges understand it directly. For eligible students, this can make academic assessment and admission planning more straightforward than pathways that require institutions to interpret a different school system. Entry requirements still vary by institution and programme, so careful subject selection and planning remain important.

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Featured partnership · 2 October 2025

A direct study pathway from Sri Lanka to Canada.

EdExplore Global facilitated the first-ever 2+2 academic partnership between Trent University and CINEC Campus. Students complete two years in Colombo and two years at Trent in Ontario, graduating with a recognised Canadian degree.

It is a practical option for eligible students who want to begin in Sri Lanka and complete their degree in Canada.

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Additional Canadian institutions

More options to consider.

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16 destinations · 188 affiliations

A world of options.
Made explorable.

Watch the EdExplore network unfold destination by destination, with every institution presented as part of one connected global story.

EdExplore global network16 countries.
188 possibilities.
A new destination enters the spotlight every few seconds.
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Australia

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