Welcome

Program credentials

The School offers a range of programs - the most in Ontario - leading to different types of credentials:

• Bachelor's degree
• Diploma
• Certificate

Learn more about our programs

Faculty and staff

Our programs are delivered by over 100 qualified and experienced faculty, and supported by in-class and administrative staff.

Ontario College faculty, as a group, bring years of industry experience into the classroom. Many of our faculty members have earned teaching awards, while others are involved in leading-edge applied research, supported by senior students in our programs.

Campus

The Seneca @ York campus - on the York University Keele campus - is home to our computer programming and information technology administration programs.

Program benefits

Our programs offer these benefits:

• Faculty with industry expertise
• Modern and continually evolving curriculum
• Accredited programs
• Program transfer opportunities, including diploma-to-degree
• Modern well-equipped facilities
• Paid co-op work placements in most programs
• Excellent reputation with employers
• High graduate placement rates

Careers

Our programs lead to dynamic and challenging professions with countless rewards and many opportunities in Canada, the United States and abroad. They offer highly competitive salaries, flexible full-time or part-time, contract and consultant work schedules and a variety of career possibilities.

Applied research

Seneca's world-renowned Centre for Development of Open Technology (CDOT) - established by the School of ICT in 2003 - provides an opportunity for you to contribute to a greater body of knowledge through your work. 

Learn more about CDOT

Open source

The School of ICT is recognized worldwide as a leader in open source education. The School was an early adopter of open source technology in the classroom and has since established innovative relationships with world class open source projects, such as Mozilla’s Firefox web browser. Seneca students have the opportunity to work with developers around the globe, contributing to software used by millions of people.

Since 2002, the School has run the Free Software and Open Source Symposium (FSOSS), regarded by many as the premiere open source event in North America.

Learn more about FSOSS