Trent University
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
About Trent University
Ontario's #1 undergraduate university (Maclean's), founded in 1964, with a stunning riverside campus in Peterborough and a growing GTA campus in Durham–Oshawa offering 100+ programs.
Trent University is a leading Ontario university founded in 1964, consistently ranked the #1 undergraduate university in Ontario by Maclean's. Its iconic Symons Campus in Peterborough — where the Faryon Bridge spans the Otonabee River — is regularly named one of the most beautiful campuses in Canada, and its Trent Durham campus in Oshawa puts students minutes from the Greater Toronto Area.
Trent offers more than 100 undergraduate, graduate and professional programs across the sciences, business, humanities and social sciences. It pioneered Indigenous Studies and Canadian Studies in Canada and is nationally recognized for environmental and life sciences, forensic science, nursing and its interactive, college-based learning model with small seminar classes.
International students from over 100 countries benefit from generous entrance scholarships, guaranteed first-year residence, and strong pathways into co-op, research and graduate study.
Trent offers more than 100 undergraduate, graduate and professional programs across the sciences, business, humanities and social sciences. It pioneered Indigenous Studies and Canadian Studies in Canada and is nationally recognized for environmental and life sciences, forensic science, nursing and its interactive, college-based learning model with small seminar classes.
International students from over 100 countries benefit from generous entrance scholarships, guaranteed first-year residence, and strong pathways into co-op, research and graduate study.