MOHAWK COLLEGE

1. Institution Overview
About Mohawk College
Established in 1966, Mohawk College is a public college of applied arts and technology located primarily in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. The College is recognized for its emphasis on applied learning, technical education, career preparation, and industry-related training. Mohawk College offers a broad range of academic programs in engineering technology, computer and information technology, business, health sciences, community services, creative industries, aviation technology, and skilled trades.
Students can pursue different academic credentials, including:
* College Certificates
* Two-Year College Diplomas
* Three-Year Advanced Diplomas
* Bachelor’s Degrees
* Graduate Certificates
* English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
Many programs combine classroom instruction with laboratory activities, applied projects, simulations, and other practical learning experiences. Selected programs also provide co-operative education (Co-op) or work-integrated learning opportunities.
Campus Locations
Fennell Campus
Address: 135 Fennell Avenue West, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Fennell Campus is Mohawk College’s main campus. It offers programs in several academic disciplines, including business, technology, engineering, media, and community services. The campus provides classrooms, laboratories, student services, library resources, and recreational facilities.
Stoney Creek Campus
Stoney Creek Campus is a major centre for skilled trades and apprenticeship education. It is associated with the Marshall School of Skilled Trades & Apprenticeship and provides specialized training facilities for technical and industrial disciplines.
Institute for Applied Health Sciences
Located within the McMaster University campus environment, the Institute for Applied Health Sciences supports education in healthcare and related technical fields. Students have access to specialized teaching laboratories and simulation facilities.
Centre for Aviation Technology
Mohawk College operates aviation technology facilities at Hamilton International Airport. These facilities provide specialized learning environments for selected aviation technician programs. Students should confirm the campus location of their chosen program before applying.
Why Choose Mohawk College?
Applied and Career-Focused Education
Mohawk College emphasizes practical learning and the development of skills relevant to professional and technical careers. Depending on the program, students may participate in laboratory activities, applied projects, and industry-related assignments.
Strong Engineering and Technology Programs
The College offers education in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, automation, computer systems, and related technical disciplines. These programs may appeal to students interested in engineering applications, manufacturing, and emerging technologies.
Health Sciences Education
Mohawk College offers a variety of healthcare-related programs supported by specialized teaching facilities and practical training opportunities.
Industry Connections
Selected programs incorporate experiential learning, employer-related projects, or Co-op opportunities. Participation depends on program requirements, student eligibility, and placement availability.
International Student Services
The College provides information and support services to help international students prepare for their studies and adjust to academic life in Canada.

Mohawk College offers programs across several academic and technical disciplines. The following are representative areas of study. Program availability, international admission eligibility, campus locations, and intake dates should be confirmed through the College’s current program directory.
Computer and Information Technology
Representative programs include:
* Computer Systems Technician – Software Support
* Computer Systems Technology – Software Development
* Computer Systems Technology – Network Engineering and Security Analyst
* Computer Systems Technician – Network Systems
Students may develop skills in software development, computer systems, networking, technical support, and information security.
Engineering and Automation Technology
Representative programs include:
* Electrical Engineering Technician
* Electrical Engineering Technology
* Mechanical Engineering Technician
* Mechanical Engineering Technology
* Mechatronic Systems Engineering Technology
These fields focus on technical problem-solving, engineering principles, mechanical systems, electrical applications, and automation.
Business and Management
Representative study areas include:
* Business
* Business Administration
* Accounting
* Marketing
* Supply Chain Management
Students may explore business operations, financial principles, marketing, organizational management, and supply chain processes.
Health Sciences and Nursing
Representative programs include:
* Practical Nursing
* Personal Support Worker
* Pharmacy Technician
* Medical Radiation Sciences
* Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography
Health-related programs may have additional academic prerequisites, higher English language requirements, health documentation requirements, and practical placement conditions.
Early Childhood Education and Community Services
Representative programs include:
* Early Childhood Education
* Social Service Worker
* Child and Youth Care
* Developmental Services Worker
These programs focus on child development, social support, community services, and professional communication.
Aviation and Skilled Trades
Representative study areas include:
* Aviation Technology
* Welding
* Electrical Trades
* Mechanical Trades
* Industrial Maintenance
Selected programs provide hands-on learning in specialized technical facilities.
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
Mohawk College offers the General Arts and Science – English for Academic Purposes program. The program helps eligible students develop the English language skills needed for academic study.
Areas of instruction may include:
* Academic listening
* Speaking and classroom communication
* Academic reading
* Essay and academic writing
* Vocabulary and grammar
* Study skills for Canadian post-secondary education
Successful completion of the required EAP level may satisfy the English language admission requirements for certain academic programs, subject to College policies.

Academic Admission Requirements
Admission requirements vary by program and credential.
Certificate and Diploma Programs
Applicants generally need to demonstrate completion of an acceptable secondary school qualification and meet any program-specific prerequisites.
Engineering programs may require mathematics, physics, or other relevant subjects.
Healthcare programs may require biology, chemistry, mathematics, or additional academic preparation.
Graduate Certificate Programs
Applicants generally need an eligible post-secondary qualification, such as a diploma or degree, depending on the program.
Bachelor’s Degree Programs
Applicants must meet the applicable secondary school and prerequisite course requirements.
Certain programs may have additional grade or admission conditions.
English Language Requirements
Mohawk College accepts several recognized English language proficiency assessments, including IELTS Academic, TOEFL, PTE Academic, and Duolingo English Test.
According to the College’s published general requirements:
College Certificate
Overall 6.0, no band below 5.5
Two-Year Diploma
Overall 6.0, no band below 5.5
Three-Year Advanced Diploma
Overall 6.0, no band below 5.5
Graduate Certificate
Overall 6.5, no band below 6.0
Bachelor’s Degree
Overall 6.5, no band below 6.0
Selected Specialized Programs
Some programs require higher English language proficiency.
Examples include:
* Early Childhood Education: IELTS Academic 6.5 overall, with no band below 6.0.
* Practical Nursing: IELTS Academic 6.5 overall, with no band below 6.0.
* Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography: IELTS Academic 7.0 overall, with no band below 6.5.
Applicants should verify the official English language requirements for their selected program.