Your orientation begins now. Access essential details about campus life, student services, and extracurricular activities. Join workshops, tours, and events to start your college journey with confidence.
Explore FAQs and guidance on campus events, student support, and involvement opportunities. Get the information you need to fully engage with your college community.
Important: All first-year students are required to attend orientation.
Program Orientation takes place May 2, 2025.
Meet with your program coordinator, faculty and classmates
Learn about what you need to succeed in your program
Keep checking your email regularly for further details or click the 'events' tab above.
Hosted on BB Collaborate and in person (Shuniah, Room 233)
Join the Paterson Library Commons on Friday, May 2nd, from 10:45 AM to 12:45 PM EST for a series of workshops that will help you prepare to start College! You’ll see presentations about:
Library: How do I find this? How do I cite this?
Strong research skills are essential for academic success, and so is making friends with your Library Liaisons.
Join Library staff to learn the latest tips, tricks, and tools that will help you save time and earn A’s! You will leave this session feeling confident about how to use the library, how to locate a customized resource guide specific to your program, and knowing where you can go to get help throughout the semester.
The Growth Mindset
Get off to a great start this semester by learning about the strategies and tools you need to develop a Growth Mindset. Learn about overcoming challenges, building your resilience, and how your hard work and persistence can lead to academic success.
This presentation will leave you feeling inspired and ready to get started on your new academic journey.
The web conferencing link will be emailed to participants Thursday May 1st, before 4pm.
There will be prizes drawn for participants at the end of the final session; winning students must be in attendance either virtually or in person.
If you need assistance or have questions, please email: infodesk@confederationcollege.ca
Click below to access your Program Handbook. Program handbooks provide students with important information related to your program. Your program handbook also references important information about your rights and responsibilities as a student including academic and other policies.
Aviation-Flight Management
Business
Business Fundamentals
Business-Marketing
Culinary Management
Film Production
General Arts & Science Certificate/Diploma
Health Informatics
Aerospace Manufacturing
Engineering Technician
Computer Programming
Electrical Engineering Technology/Technician
Embedded Systems
Engineering Business Safety Management
Environmental Technician
Forestry Technician: Ecosystem Management
Information Communication Technology (ICT) Solutions for Business
Instrumentation Engineering Technician-Process Automation & Control
Motive Power Techniques-Automotive
Motive Power Techniques-Heavy Equipment
Pre-Technology-Technology/Aviation
Pre-Technology-Trades
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN)
College Access
Educational Support
Medical Laboratory Assistant
Paramedic (Primary Care)
Personal Support Worker
Pharmacy Technician
Practical Nursing
Social Service Worker
Accommodation & Human Rights Management
Addictions & Mental Health
Autism & Behavioural Sciences
Library & Information Technician
Office Administration
Review your program map using Degree Works. Degree Works is an online audit tool that helps students, Program Coordinators, and Student Success Advisors manage and track academic progress. It makes it easy for you to see program requirements, what courses you have completed, and what you still need in order to graduate. The link to access Degree Works is available in your myCampus portal under the ‘launchpad’ section.
Confederation College is committed to maintaining a safe learning and working environment for everyone. SAFE Campus outlines our safety commitments, information, policies and protocols for students and our entire College community. You have a part to play in keeping our College community safe.
For more information, visit SAFE Campus page.
Student Success Week is what we call our fall, winter and spring semester breaks. The scheduled Student Success Weeks for the 2024/25 academic year are as follows:
Fall Semester: October 21-25, 2024
Winter Semester: March 3-7, 2025
Spring Semester: June 23-27, 2025
Some exceptions will apply for programs with industry-specific accreditation and other requirements.
For more information and to view the full 2024/25 Academic Calendar, visit Student Success Week page.
As a student, you have rights and responsibilities. You have the right to be treated fairly and with respect; and the expectation that you will do the same for others is paramount. All students must abide by a Student Code of Conduct which makes these expectations clear for everyone.
Our student services and supports remain open.
Contact us Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm with your questions or to request assistance.
Thunder Bay Campus: (807) 475-6618, 1-833-330-1550 (toll-free)
Dryden Campus: (807) 475-6374
Greenstone Campus: (807) 228-3464
Lake of the Woods Campus (Kenora): (807) 475-6377
Northshore Campus (Marathon): (807) 228-3464
Rainy River District Campus (Fort Frances): (807) 475-6371
Red Lake Campus: (807) 475-6375
Sioux Lookout Campus: (807) 475-6372
Distance Education Office: (807) 473-3846