The city is large enough to provide a full range of services, yet small enough so that the city provides a sense of community. Four of the College's campuses are located in the city and surrounding area. The other fourteen campuses are located throughout the province. Recreation enthusiasts will love Newfoundland and Labrador as it is a haven of activity. For students who prefer the indoors, the urban centers offer theater companies, the symphony, modern and classical dance, art galleries, music festivals, and an exciting nightlife.
Students travelling to the province have the option of arriving by plane or by ferry.
There are two international airports, St. John's and Gander, with daily flights from most major Canadian cities. St. John's also has regular direct flights from Heathrow, London, England making us very accessible for international students. Regional airlines serve the province through regional airports including Goose Bay, Gander, Deer Lake, St. Anthony, Stephenville and Wabush. The island of Newfoundland is linked to the Canadian mainland through a ferry service with Nova Scotia.