Highlights Tour – All Campuses

Story Arts Centre

Centennial's Story Arts Centre is an intimate campus that is home to the college's media and creative arts programs clustered under one roof to encourage collaboration and cross-pollination of ideas.

Ashtonbee Campus

Ashtonbee Campus – Centennial's oldest property – brings together students from three distinct schools: the School of Advancement, the School of Transportation and part of the School of Community and Health Studies. Ashtonbee is home to numerous transportation-related apprenticeship training programs, which make Centennial one of the largest such schools in Canada.

Morningside Campus

Opened in 2004, Morningside Campus is home to Centennial's Health Studies and Microbiology/Environmental programs located adjacent to the Highland Creek ravine and its ecosystems.

Progress Campus

Progress Campus is Centennial's flagship location featuring a large library, Athletic and Wellness Centre, Child Care Centre and a student-run cafe and restaurant called The Local.

Downsview Campus

With roots that predate the Second World War, Downsview Campus was the historic home of de Havilland of Canada, a major producer of wartime aircraft, including the all-wood Mosquito bomber.

Toronto Airways

The Toronto Airways is the space in Peterborough, Ontario, offering enrolled Centennial College students the opportunity to study the Canadian Integrated Airline Transport Pilot Licence program (8119). Toronto Airways, and the Canadian Flight Academy, have a long history offering flight training services beginning in 1963.

Performing Arts Centre

The Performing Arts Centre is home to the college's performance, acting, and dance programs clustered under one roof to encourage collaboration, creation, and artistic ideas.