Convergence 2026: Music + Art Festival in Downtown Oshawa

Experience one of Oshawa’s biggest community events! Convergence is a free downtown music and art festival featuring live music, interactive art installations, local vendors, food, and immersive experiences. It’s a great opportunity to explore the city, connect with friends, and discover the vibrant arts and culture scene just minutes from campus.


Office Administration Fall Program Orientation

Join the virtual office Administration Fall Program Orientation. Learn more about your faculty, explore the program and get all of your questions answered.

Please use this team link to join the virtual session:

https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_MmVjZWJhNGMtMzVlNS00ZTNhLTgzMjYtOGIxNWU1OTI0ODIy%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%2249bba7a4-424b-4070-a70e-886e9dd7caef%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%225ed4d537-a8e3-48ac-883a-5607ab86de5e%22%7d


Movie Night on the Lawn

Grab a blanket, bring your friends, and join DCSA for a Movie Night on the Lawn! Enjoy a featured film under the stars in a fun.

Settle in with complimentary popcorn. Whether you’re looking to unwind after class, spend time with friends, or meet new people, this is the perfect way to enjoy an evening on campus.

Come early to claim your spot and enjoy the pre-show atmosphere. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show! The movie will begin at dusk.


DCSA Club Fair

Kick off the semester at the DCSA Club Fair! Meet student clubs, connect with fellow students who share your interests, and explore opportunities to get involved both on and off campus.

While you’re here, learn about the many services and supports available through DCSA and Durham College.

Enjoy games, free popcorn, cotton candy, snacks and great music. Whether you’re looking to make new friends, develop new skills, or simply see what’s happening on campus, the Club Fair is the perfect place to find your community.


Start Strong at DC: Access and Support Centre Transition Events

The Access and Support Centre (ASC) at Durham College is hosting two Transition Events for recent graduates or for mature students. These events are for students who identify as having an exceptionality and are planning on attending Durham College this fall.  We also welcome students who may experience physical, mental health, or learning challenges that have not been formally identified or have an IEP.

These events are designed to help ease the transition for students into post-secondary learning, and introduce them to the numerous services that are offered at the ASC and across our campus.

For those wanting to visit the campus, they can attend the events in-person.  Alternatively, we will be providing a live virtual option using MS Teams. Guests need to register in advance for both options.


Start Strong at DC: Access and Support Centre Transition Event

The Access and Support Centre (ASC) at Durham College is hosting two Transition Events for recent graduates or for mature students. These events are for students who identify as having an exceptionality and are planning on attending Durham College this fall.  We also welcome students who may experience physical, mental health, or learning challenges that have not been formally identified or have an IEP.

These events are designed to help ease the transition for students into post-secondary learning, and introduce them to the numerous services that are offered at the ASC and across our campus.

For those wanting to visit the campus, they can attend the events in-person.  Alternatively, we will be providing a live virtual option using MS Teams. Guests need to register in advance for both options.


Arrive in Canada – Student Support Fair

Come join us for the Student Support Fair, taking place on the main floor of Student Services Building at Oshawa campus. You may drop by anytime between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. to learn about how to ride with Durham Region Transit (DRT), your health insurance and the various wellness supports available to you.


Arrive in Canada – Working While Studying Workshop

For this workshop, the goal is to help new international students understand both the immigration requirements and the practical aspects of working during their studies. We will cover topics such as:

  • Who is eligible to work in Canada
  • When international students can begin working
  • Conditions students must meet to maintain work eligibility
  • Work hour limits (on-campus and off-campus) during academic sessions and scheduled breaks
  • Career supports and services available to students
  • Job search strategies and available resources
  • Guidance on preparing for part-time work in Canada

Arrive in Canada – Housing Workshop

Looking for housing this Fall? Join us for an informative workshop designed to help you navigate the rental process with confidence.

Learn about tenant rights and responsibilities, lease agreements, and common housing-related legal scenarios from a legal aid expert. We will also cover strategies for conducting a successful, scam-free housing search, communicating and negotiating with landlords, finding compatible roommates, and using roommate questionnaires to make informed housing decisions.

At Durham College, we’re committed to helping you alleviate housing-related concerns and prepare for a successful transition to your new home.


Arrive in Canada – Instagram Live: What I Wish I knew Before Travelling

Join us live on Instagram on Wednesday, August 5, from 10:30–11:30 a.m. (Eastern Time)! Connect with Durham College’s International Education team and current DC students, and get practical tips to support your smooth transition to Canada and life at DC.