Waterfront Campus

George Brown Polytechnic's Waterfront Campus is home to the Daphne Cockwell Centre for Health Sciences at 51 Dockside Drive. Our cutting-edge learning facilities and innovative programs are ideal for students seeking a dynamic urban environment with strong connections to industry, stunning views, and state-of-the-art learning labs in the heart of Toronto’s bustling East Bayfront community.

St. James Campus

Discover George Brown Polytechnic's St. James Campus, a dynamic hub in the heart of downtown Toronto. Spanning seven buildings from King to Richmond and Jarvis to Parliament, this campus is home to leading programs in Business, Hospitality & Culinary Arts, Media, ESL, Community and Social Work, Esthetics & Makeup, and various upgrading and community programs. With its prime downtown location, students have unparalleled access to industry connections and partnerships, setting the stage for a thriving career. Join us at St. James Campus and experience the vibrant energy of Toronto while preparing for your future.

Casa Loma Campus

George Brown Polytechnic's Casa Loma Campus at 160 Kendal Avenue features programs in the Centre for Construction & Engineering Technologies, and Arts, Design & Information Technology. Areas of study include construction management, architecture, mechanical engineering, skilled trades, fashion, dance, jewellery, and computer programming. Conveniently located near public transit and the historic Casa Loma castle, the campus offers a vibrant and accessible learning environment across three buildings.

The George Student Residence

Explore the George student residence at George Brown Polytechnic, located at 80 Cooperage Street in downtown Toronto. Enjoy modern amenities, vibrant community spaces, and a convenient location that puts you right in the heart of the city. Perfect for students seeking a dynamic and supportive living environment.

School of Design at the Daniels Building of the Arts | Waterfront Campus

Discover George Brown Polytechnic's School of Design at the Daniels Building of the Arts at 3 Lower Jarvis Street. The state-of-the-art facility offers collaborative working spaces and labs developed to encourage students and industry partners to collaboratively push the boundaries of design and user experience. With its prime downtown location, students have unparalleled access to industry connections and partnerships, setting the stage for a thriving career. Join us and experience the vibrant energy of Toronto while preparing for your future.

Limberlost Place | Waterfront Campus

Limberlost Place is George Brown Polytechnic's newest 10-storey mass-timber building located at 185 Queen’s Quay E, in Toronto’s East Bayfront community. A landmark for sustainable architecture and institutional design, the building is home to the School of Architectural Studies, Research and Innovation, Mary’s Place child care centre, Indigenous student spaces, and flexible community-oriented learning environments.

Fashion Exchange

The Fashion Exchange (FX) at 63 Regent Park Boulevard is a vibrant hub where fashion education, design, production, entrepreneurship and engagement come together under one roof. It provides aspiring fashion students and industry professionals with postgraduate studies and hands-on skills training programs in our urban manufacturing facility in the revitalized Regent Park neighbourhood.

Orthotics and Prosthetics Programs | Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Students in George Brown Polytechnic's Orthotics and Prosthetics programs study at the Sunnybrook Centre for Independent Living in north Toronto.

Theatre Programs | Young Centre for Performing Arts

Explore classroom, studio, and performance spaces at the Young Centre for Performing Arts. Located at 50 Tank House Lane, in Toronto's historic Distillery district.