With small class sizes, high-quality programs (led by Canada's best professors!) and outstanding local industry connections, Laurier Milton will ensure your university experience, and career after are rewarding and inspiring.
Located in the heart of the GTA, Laurier's Milton campus offers you a chance to earn your degree while studying close to home. Easy access to public transportation (we're talking bus-stop-at-the-front-door easy), on-site amenities and a mix of in-person and online courses make it simple for you to manage the logistics of living off-campus. Immerse yourself in the warm community spirit Laurier is known for while getting all the benefits of a commuter-campus lifestyle. You in?
Explore the growing lineup of popular and well-established programs offered at Laurier Milton: Business Technology Management, Computer Science, and Psychology. These career-ready undergraduate degrees have been designed with extensive hands-on learning opportunities including co-op for eligible Business Technology Management and Computer Science (BSc) students!
Laurier Milton will give you the quality education and career-readiness you're looking for with plenty of opportunities to enhance your degree with options, minors and electives, all close to home.
Residence is available on our Brantford and Waterloo campuses.
Starting to think about living off-campus for the upcoming academic year? Students should be starting to look for off-campus housing 8 months prior to their ideal move-in date to avoid being rushed and overwhelmed during the search process.
Remember, just because you live off-campus, that doesn't mean that you need to miss out on Laurier events. First years can connect with LOCUS and upper years can find events on the Student Events Calendar.
Interested in connecting with someone about off-campus housing? Reach out to [email protected] to ask questions or arrange a 1:1 meeting with our Off-Campus Initiative Coordinators. Also, don't forget to follow @laurieroffcampushousing on Instagram for consistent updates about tips for living off-campus, events and workshops, contests, and more!
While our Laurier Milton campus may not have varsity teams (yet!), current students love getting together to do yoga, hike scenic lookouts like Rattlesnake Point and challenge themselves at a local indoor rock climbing and ninja warrior facility. Staying healthy, connected and energized is a regular part of campus life at Laurier Milton.
Make the most out of your Laurier experience by joining a club. With more than 270 student-led clubs and associations, and the ability to start your own, there are endless opportunities to find a group that shares your interests.
Through Your Students' Union, you can explore active clubs, learn how to start a club, get event approval and more.
In Milton, explore the talent of local artisans and culture during Culture Days and enjoy a movie-going experience at the Milton Film Forum, a division of the Toronto International Film Festival. Explore public art with the Town of Milton's Public Art Map and experience interdisciplinary arts offerings at the FirstOntario Arts Centre.
Advising and support services at Laurier are here to help you thrive and succeed. Our teams are comprised of the Student Success team, Academic Advising and the Accessible Learning. The Student Success team is here to help you realize and achieve your academic goals. We've got numerous workshops, one-on-one appointments, and online resources designed to help you succeed inside the classroom. Laurier's academic advisors will support and enable you to create, refine and realize an academic plan that is informed by and aligned with your goals and aspirations. Accessible Learning helps students with documented disabilities reach their full academic potential. The team provides tutoring assistance, learning strategy and assistive technology support, exam accommodation and alternate-format course materials.
Our International Student Advisors will support you with adjusting to life at Laurier and in Canada. They are also certified immigration advisors who can provide guidance and support on Canada's immigration rules and regulations, including study permits and visas.
The Student Wellness Centre is the home of all of Laurier's physical, emotional, and mental health services on campus.
The Special Constable Service provides services and training that helps maintain law, order and safety within our institution and community. Get involved with safety on campus by taking safety training or joining the student-run Foot Patrol or Emergency Response Team. The SAFEHawk app connects students with Special Constables and Foot Patrol, as well as provides other safety and wellness information.
The Centre for Student Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (CSEDI) works to cultivate a campus culture that respects and promotes equity, diversity, inclusion (EDI), and social justice in all areas of student life at Laurier. Through student-centered programming, resources, and community engagement, we support marginalized students and help foster a sense of belonging across campus.
Laurier has many resources to support your academic and personal well-being. Find the student support office you need.
Laurier has partnered with universities all over the world to offer exchange programs to our students. Currently, we have exchange agreements with more than 70 universities in 25 countries around the world. Studying abroad, typically done in either third or fourth year, allows you to broaden your perspective of the world and gain an increased sense of self and independence while building skills transferable to future employment.
We can't wait to welcome you to your home away from home. Whether you want to join us in-person or explore campus virtually, there are lots of ways you can explore our Laurier campuses and engage with our student ambassadors, including: