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Lakeland College
www.lakelandcollege.caMany post-secondary institutions promise a hands-on education, but Lakeland College goes far beyond expectations. Lakeland provides truly immersive experiences that shape futures and prepare students for the real world.
Both of our campuses – one in Vermilion and one in Lloydminster - are designed to guide students beyond the classroom, creating tangible environments where they can learn, lead and manage.
More than just practicums or work-study jobs, we create our programs with the future in mind, ensuring that after graduation, our students have the experience and knowledge to make a meaningful impact on their industries.
Lakeland learns by doing.
For example:
- On our Student-Managed Farm – Powered by New Holland (SMF), our students are in charge of managing commercial-sized ag enterprises. Second-year students in either animal science technology or crop technology can have a role in an SMF unit. There is one crop team and six livestock units: commercial beef cattle, purebred beef cattle, dairy cattle, bison, equine and extensive grazing research
- In our health and wellness programs, students put their skills into action in our student-led spa and hairstyling salon.
- Energy students lead shifts in the state-of-the-art Cenovus Lab, providing heat and power for the Lloydminster campus.
- Taking turns as battalion chief, emergency services students experience the operation of a firehall from day one.
Through these experiences – which can be found in almost every Lakeland program – our students engage with the real world before they become part of it.
Outside the classroom, Lakeland students find many ways to grow, through athletics, clubs, performing arts, rodeo, students' associations, research, Indigenous initiatives, recreation facilities, public speaking and more.
Lakeland also supports applied research to enhance the agriculture industry’s productivity, profitability and competitiveness, support student learning outcomes, and enhance social, environmental and economic outcomes in Alberta and beyond.
Go beyond the classroom at Lakeland.
Lakeland offers programming in the areas of agricultural sciences, business, energy, environmental sciences, fire and emergency services, health and wellness, human services, interior design technology, trades and technology, university transfer and foundational learning.
5707 College Drive
Vermilion, Alberta, T9X1K5, Canada
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Application Date
First Day Applications Accepted
Fall Term
First Wednesday in October (for the following year)
Winter Term
First Wednesday in May (for the following year)
Spring Term
First Wednesday in August (for the following year)
**Application opening and closing dates for online programs vary by program.
Go to our website for additional details: Lakeland College - Application Opening Dates
Last Day Applications Accepted
Generally, applications will be accepted until the program's start date. Some programs do have application deadlines.
Depending on the program, applicants are admitted on a first-applied, first-qualified basis or through competitive entry.
Standard First-Year Admission Requirements
Academic admission requirements vary by program and can be found on the requirements section of each program page. Lakeland College Canada Programs and Courses - Lakeland College