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At Glendon, excellence is at the core of every student’s experience. Discover the advantages of exceptional small classes, extensive campus resources, and an experiential learning approach – all within an expressly inclusive and safe campus in the heart of Toronto.
The Village of Glendon, population 486, is a small active municipality that was incorporated on February 15, 1956. It is located about 45 kilometers north of the Town of St. Paul, 49 kilometers west of the Town of Bonnyville, and about 70 kilometers from the City of Cold Lake.
Glendon is a village in northern Alberta, Canada that is north of St. Paul. The community has the maiden name of an early postmaster's mother. [4] In 1993, the town unveiled its roadside tribute to the perogy.
You’ll become a versatile, empowered and inspired graduate, whether you decide to pursue a professional career, a post-graduate degree or graduate studies. Our immersive multilingual environment gives you a unique language advantage, an asset in high demand on the Canadian and global job markets.
Home of the World’s Largest Perogy. Glendon’s biggest attration is its Perogy and you can’t miss it. On Perogy Drive, Glendon’s main street, you will be able to find this world record icon. Glendon holds its Perogy festival as well as other special events for visitors and residents that really give this community its culture.
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Why Glendon? Discover the multilingual advantage of Glendon Campus at York University. Find our history, faculty, and reasons to choose Glendon Campus.
Glendon provides the only bilingual science programs in Southern Ontario, including degrees in Biology, Psychology, and Environmental Science. Glendon students also have the opportunity to connect to York’s other campus, Keele, which offers 5,000 classes covering a broad variety of fields and interests.
Glendon is the only fully integrated bilingual Faculty of its kind in Canada and one of the only university campuses in Canada to specialize in liberal arts education. Students take courses in English, French or both and often learn a third language.
Driving directions. Our campus is 15 minutes south of Highway 401, 15 minutes west of the Don Valley Parkway, 20 minutes north of the Lakeshore, and 25 minutes east of Pearson International Airport. From Highway 401. Exit at Bayview Avenue and go southbound to Lawrence Avenue.
