Two ways to discover Durham College this March

Durham College (DC) is opening its doors to prospective students and families next month, offering two exciting opportunities to explore programs, tour campuses, and take the first steps toward a rewarding career.

March Break Program Showcase – March 16 to 20
DC’s March Break Program Showcase runs from March 16 to 20 at the Oshawa and Whitby campuses. Each day highlights a specific program area, giving visitors a focused, program-led experience tailored to their education and career interests.

Guests can tour labs, workshops, and specialized learning spaces, meet program experts, and connect with student recruitment to learn about the services available to incoming students. Whether you’re drawn to health sciences, skilled trades, media, engineering, business, or another field, there’s a day designed for you.

Because each session focuses on a particular program area, students exploring options across multiple areas are encouraged to register for more than one date. Spaces are limited, register now.

Spring Open House – Saturday, March 28
DC’s Spring Open House takes place on Saturday, March 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at both campuses. This larger event offers a full picture of life at DC, with something for everyone, whether you’ve already applied, are still weighing your options, or are returning to school after time away.

At Spring Open House, visitors can:

Speak with faculty and learn about DC’s 145+ full-time programs.
Apply on the spot. DC will waive the $150 application fee for attendees.
Meet with student services representatives to explore the academic and wraparound support available to DC students.
Tour our campuses.

All attendees who register will be entered to win a $5,000 tuition credit.

New for this year’s Open House, DC is introducing a dedicated degree session for prospective students interested in its expanding portfolio of degree programs. The session offers the chance to meet program experts and current students, and learn about the exciting career opportunities these programs provide.

“We look forward to welcoming you to our campuses this spring to explore all that DC has to offer,” said Dr. Jean Choi, Vice President, Academic and Students. “With our experienced faculty and employees ready to guide your next steps, we are confident that you will leave feeling excited and inspired about what your future at DC could look like.”

Ready to take the next step?
Both events are open to high school students, family members, mature learners, career changers, and anyone considering post-secondary education for the first time or returning to their studies.