George Brown College
Impact Report 2018–2022
As technological advances transform Ontario’s labour market, George Brown College is preparing the innovative, adaptable graduates our province needs to fill emerging jobs in new sectors. Blending theory with experiential learning, applied research and entrepreneurship opportunities, our programs deliver the skills industry needs most — both now and into the future — and prepare learners to thrive in a world of rapid change.
Our three campuses anchor neighbourhoods throughout Toronto, supporting the growth of our city and the success of its diverse communities. George Brown is integral to the social and economic success of Ontario.
A strong economy requires a highly skilled workforce. George Brown programs are developed in consultation with industry and designed to meet the rapidly changing needs of the labour market. We connect employers to top talent, train and retrain students to meet evolving industry needs, and help fill critical vacancies across the GTA and beyond.
To ensure a smooth transition into the labour market, we’ve made experiential learning a top priority. George Brown students have meaningful access to industry through work-integrated learning opportunities, industry projects, interactive simulations, capstone projects and more, enabling them to develop the technical skills and soft skills employers value most.
*Excludes upgrading and preparatory programs.
These experiences matter greatly to our community:
Nearly 2/3 of students said the opportunity to get work experience is what makes George Brown stand out from other colleges and universities.[6]
George Brown students completed work or study abroad experiences in
gaining valuable international experience.[7]
As one of Ontario’s top research colleges, we support small and medium-sized businesses in accessing the expertise, equipment and funding support they need to develop innovative products and services. Working with students and employees in state-of-the-art facilities, our partners conduct applied research projects ranging from food and beverage development to sustainable construction, while helping prepare job-ready graduates with the skills to innovate and lead.
in applied research funding
received this year.
industry contributions
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institutional funds
partners worked with us to design, prototype or test new products and services
micro businesses
small and medium-sized enterprises
large businesses
including
start-ups
prototypes
new products
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were developed with support from our applied research teams.[9]
At George Brown, we see entrepreneurship as a powerful way for students and graduates to build new skills, bring their creative ideas to life and prepare for success in the innovation economy. Our entrepreneurship hub, startGBC, offers a dedicated co-working space, mentorship opportunities, workshops and other resources for participants from all areas of study.
startGBC clients brought
224 new products to market
launched
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Students come to George Brown at all ages and stages, from varied social, cultural and economic backgrounds. We’re committed to making post-secondary education accessible to all, through pathway programs and support services that meet the unique needs of our diverse learning community.
raised more than
in revenue for scholarships, capital and special projects.
disbursed more than
scholarships worth
These scholarships and projects were made possible by the generosity of our donors.
Our campuses are woven into the fabric of Toronto’s diverse communities, with many students providing services to our neighbours as part of their experiential learning. As the college grows, we’re helping our city grow – both by anchoring new communities along Toronto’s waterfront and by educating a new generation of nurses, early childhood educators, entrepreneurs, construction managers, chefs, gerontology workers, business and community leaders, volunteers and more.
audience members attended our theatre productions.[18]
transactions completed at our student-operated restaurants: The Chefs' House, The Café, Chef on the Run. [19]
sales made at our fashion and design stores: IN Store, City Uptown, City Downtown.[20]
spa services provided by our School of Makeup and Esthetics. [21]
This year, we expanded our Waterfront Campus with a new 电脑上youtube教程 facility, adding more than 100,000 square feet of hands-on learning and industry research space. As the home of our Innovation Exchange — a living lab that tests commercial ideas, concepts and user functionality — this state-of-the-art facility is preparing students to become the design leaders of tomorrow, while helping businesses adapt to digital disruption and the smart economy.
This year, we expanded our Waterfront Campus with a new School of Design facility, adding more than 100,000 square feet of hands-on learning and industry research space. As the home of our Innovation Exchange — a living lab that tests commercial ideas, concepts and user functionality — this state-of-the-art facility is preparing students to become the design leaders of tomorrow, while helping businesses adapt to digital disruption and the smart economy.
In 2022, we’ll grow again with the construction of Ontario’s first mass-timber, low-carbon institutional building. The Arbour will be home to our School of Computer Technology, School of Architectural Studies, a childcare centre and a research hub focused on mass-timber construction. The modern, sustainable design by Moriyama & Teshima Architects and Acton Ostry Architects is already being recognized for its innovation:
full-time students
(including 922 apprentices)
part-time students
Continuing Education registrations
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This Impact Report was designed by Graphic Design student Lee Jong and Interaction Design and Development student Gwen Chiasson, as part of the experiential learning initiative at George Brown’s IN design studio.