Canada · Ontario

Collège Boréal d'arts appliqués et de technologie

college · Ontario

Students
2,877

1,566 full-time

International
27%

777 students

Graduates
603

in the latest year

Women
58.1%

Enrolment over time

2009 to 2023 — +86.2% over the period.

2009: 1,5452023: 2,877

What students study

Health professions and related programs16%
Business, management, marketing and related support services16%
Public administration and social service professions12%
Engineering/engineering-related technologies/technicians12%
Family and consumer sciences/human sciences10%
Liberal arts and sciences, general studies and humanities10%
Agricultural and veterinary sciences/services/operations and related fields4%
Legal professions and studies4%
Mechanic and repair technologies/technicians3%
Culinary, entertainment, and personal services2%

Share of this institution's enrolment across the fields Statistics Canada publishes for it.

After graduating

Employment rate, 6 months after
84.8%

2021–22 graduates · Ontario 85.8%

Graduation rate
71.3%

KPI 2022–23 · Ontario 65.0%

Graduate satisfaction
87.3%

2021–22 graduates · Ontario 76.8%

Employer satisfaction
100.0%

2021–22 graduates · Ontario 91.8%

Ontario's college key performance indicators (2022–23 reporting year), from the Ministry of Colleges and Universities. Employment, graduate satisfaction and employer satisfaction are for 2021–22 graduates; the employment rate is measured six months after graduation. The graduation rate tracks students who started 1-year programmes in 2020–21, 2-year programmes in 2018–19, 3-year in 2016–17 and 4-year in 2015–16, and had graduated by 2021–22. Employer satisfaction is blank where too few employers responded. This is the ministry's college measure — don't line it up against the university survey or B.C.'s figures.

Graduates ofEmployment rate, 6 months afterOntario colleges
2021–22KPI 2022–2384.8%85.8%
2020–21KPI 2021–2290.6%83.4%
2019–20KPI 2020–2184.6%77.0%
2018–19KPI 2019–2087.9%85.5%
2017–18KPI 2018–1986.5%86.2%
2016–17KPI 2017–1889.0%85.7%
2015–16KPI 2016–1782.1%83.0%
2014–15KPI 2015–1689.7%83.6%

Source: Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities, college key performance indicators, 2022–23 reporting year. These figures are for Collège Boréal d'arts appliqués et de technologie only and are measured differently in each province — don't compare them with another province's.

What isn't here

Ontario publishes graduate employment rates per institution but no per-institution tuition or graduate pay under an open licence, and Statistics Canada's tuition averages combine every institution in a city — so we can't show you what Collège Boréal d'arts appliqués et de technologie costs or what its graduates earn. Check the institution directly for fees; domestic and international rates differ sharply in Canada.

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Adapted from Statistics Canada, tables 37-10-0277-01 and 37-10-0278-01, Postsecondary Student Information System. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product. “Not published” in the enrolment figures means Statistics Canada suppressed the cell for confidentiality; it does not mean zero.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Ontario.

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