Fanshawe College

About us

Known as Ontario Vocational College (OVC), Fanshawe College is a public college in London, Ontario, in 1962. Classes were first held on 29th September 1964. The name Fanshawe was given in 1968 by joining the words 'fane' importance building or sanctuary and 'shaw' or 'shawe' meaning woods.  Fanshawe is arranged in the Southwestern Ontario of Canada. There are four significant campuses under Fanshawe College. The London campus spread over 100 sections of land, obliging 23 structures. It houses the Norton Wolf School of Aviation Technology, and the campus was established in 2018. It houses the Schools of Hospitality and Culinary Arts and Information Technology and Tourism at 130 Dundas Street, Access Studies at 431 Richmond Street, School of Digital and Performing Arts at 137 Dundas Street. The London South grounds is Fanshawe College's freshest grounds. The campus offers four projects in Business and Information Systems Architecture, Retirement Residence Management, Business Management, and Agri-Business Management. Fanshawe College's striking graduated classes include decathlete and victor Damian Warner, Caroline Cameron, Brad Long,  Paul Haggis,  Kelley Armstrong, Carol Mitchell, Jeff Willmore, and  Les Stroud. Students shall focus on studying postgraduate from abroad.

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