Seneca offers more than an education. With campuses throughout the Greater Toronto Area, Seneca’s size and diversity give students the advantage of partnerships with industry leaders, the latest in hands-on computer technology, a variety of class sizes, and full-time, part-time and continuing education options. Education should be flexible and accessible, so Seneca also employs various methods of teaching – from in-class lectures and online learning to co-op and field placements – in programs related to applied arts, business, financial services and technology. The life of a college can be measured both by the success of its graduates and in its physical growth. Seneca College has graduated thousands of students since its inception in 1967, and we have proudly seen them go on to be successful executives, senators, pilots, fashion designers, police officers, broadcasters and entrepreneurs. King Campus was awarded provincial funding to revitalize the campus by modernizing current facilities and building more space for students while expanding programming in health and community services, pathways and natural environment and sustainability. The $100+ million project to expand infrastructure at the Campus is made possible through a partnership with the Ontario government, Seneca Student Federation and the Student Athletic Association. Construction has already started on the 200,000 square foot Magna Hall, named in recognition of the $3-million donation to the Campaign for King Campus made by Magna International. It will feature 25 classrooms, labs, a library, a student centre, gymnasium and fitness facilities and provide space for 1,500 additional students.

The campus shuttle bus picks up and drops off students at the King, Markham, Newnham and Seneca@York campuses. Bus stops for each campus are at the following locations: Newnham (New for ALL buses): TTC loop outside Building C Seneca@York: Between the Stephen E. Quinlan Building and the Victor Phillip Dahdaleh Building King: South side of the road near the main entrance to Garriock Hall Markham: At the main entrance