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Yorkville University is a private for-profit university established in 2003 with locations in Ontario, British Columbia, and New Brunswick, Canada. ^[1] The university accepted its first students in the fall of 2004 for the programs offered out of Fredericton, New Brunswick, which was at the time the only establishment under Yorkville University. The university has since launched a brick-and-mortar campus in Vancouver, British Columbia. ^[2] and acquired 2 brick-and-mortar campuses in Toronto, Ontario. In 2018 Yorkville acquired the RCC Institute of Technology. This included 3 schools - Academy of Design, School of Engineering Technology & Computing and the Toronto Film School. ^[3]

Academics

Yorkville University has been granted authority to offer degree programs in Ontario, British Columbia and New Brunswick, including Bachelor of Business Administration. ^[4]

Campuses

Yorkville does not have a traditional campus. All four locations are in office or business park settings:

• Fredericton, New Brunswick - a two-storey Administration building located at 100 Woodside Lane, Fredericton, New Brunswick
• Toronto, Ontario - Campus shares this location with the Toronto Film School at 460 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario
• Concord, Ontario - Campus is located at the former RCC Institute of Technology and shared with the Toronto Film School at 2000 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario
• Vancouver, British Columbia - 88 Sixth Street, Suite 300, New Westminster, British Columbia

See also

• For-profit education
• Higher education in New Brunswick
• List of universities and colleges in New Brunswick
• RCC Institute of Technology

References

External links

• Official website