Holland College

Holland College offers more than 60 credentials in a wide variety of areas including culinary, policing, marine training, applied sciences and engineering technology, trades and industrial technology, health studies, community studies, arts and media studies, computer studies, business studies, sport and recreation studies, and tourism in 13 campuses and centres across the province.

The college’s main campus is the Prince of Wales Campus in Charlottetown. The Prince of Wales Campus is home to the Charlottetown Centre, the McMillan Centre for Community Engagement, the School of Performing Arts, the Florence Simmons Performance Hall, and the Centre for Applied Science and Technology (CAST). Two apartment-style residences serve the Prince of Wales Campus.
The Tourism and Culinary Centre is home to The Culinary Institute of Canada and its research arm, Canada’s Smartest Kitchen, and programs in marketing; tourism, event, and travel management; and post-graduate programs in data analytics, sustainable business management, and project management. The college offers language training in the Belmont Centre in Charlottetown. Welding and plumbing/pipefitting programs offered in the Georgetown Centre. Most of the college’s trades and industrial technology programs are on the Summerside Waterfront Campus. The college’s Marine Training Centre and the Atlantic Police Academy are also in Summerside. The West Prince Campus serves residents in the western part of the province.

En bref

• 97% of our graduates are employed one year after graduation.
• About 35% of our students are from out of province. 65% of our graduates remain in the province, many of them are students who came from out of province.
• Why are we called Holland College, if we’re in P.E.I.? Holland College is named after Samuel Holland, a highly-esteemed 18th century surveyor who had strong ties to P.E.I.
• Every year, deserving Holland College students receive more than $500,000 in scholarships, awards, and bursaries.