With campuses in Toronto, York Region and Peterborough and education partners around the world, Seneca College offers degrees, graduate certificates, diplomas and certificates in more than 150 full-time programs.

A team of professionals from Seneca's management will guide eager Pakistani students on career choices and learning opportunities in Canada at DAWN Education Expo; the event will be held in February this year in Karachi, Islamabad and Lahore.

About Seneca College

At Seneca, students are exposed to comprehensive academic offerings include a wide range of disciplines, such as hospitality and tourism, and engineering and technology programs.

Seneca’s flexible learning options allow students to choose their own path of study and learn in a way that works for them.

A Seneca education is a polytechnic education, combining rigorous academics with practical learning, preparing students for the world of work or further education.

Seneca’s expert faculty teach 30,000 full-time and 60,000 part-time students. The faculty comprises of industry experts who bring firsthand experience of work in their respective fields.

Seneca’s curriculum is developed with substantial input from the industry to ensure it always remains relevant.

Students work on real projects in state-of-the-art labs and gain firsthand knowledge on many subjects from guest speakers with industry experience.

The institution complements in-class learning with a range of opportunities for students to acquire practical skills and valuable connections outside the classroom. This experience helps students bridge the gap between theory and real life work experience.

And that's not all. Seneca also provides opportunities for students to gain practical experience by signing up for work terms with different organisations in their chosen field.

Working in a professional setting is not just a great way to benefit from theory and practice, but also an ideal opportunity to develop a network of industry contacts.

Meet Seneca's youngest Pakistani member of Board of Governors

My name is Hamza Baig.

Three years ago, I joined Seneca as an international student. I am a proud graduate of The City School Pakistan where I completed more than ten years of my education until my first year of A-levels which I completed at KIMS Lahore, Pakistan.

Choosing Seneca for my undergraduate studies over many other institutions was one of the best decisions I have ever made.

I feel every Seneca campus provides lots of opportunities and allows to meet amazing people whose value you realise upon graduation. Interactions with these people and learning about their cultures, languages, likes and dislikes has left a lasting impact on me. The learning never ends. You will find different clubs and societies where you can share your interests with many other students.

A few months back, I was elected as Seneca’s student governor, and now I am the first Pakistani and the youngest member of the board of governors.

I will be the voice and representative for more than 100,000 full-time and part-time Seneca students. Recently, I started working with Seneca International as a business development coordinator where I develop strategies to recruit students from Pakistan.

I feel every success, every failure, and every experience has brought me to where I am today. It’s all about the journey and every opportunity you get along the way. I wish to see a great number of students from Pakistan coming here and making a better future for themselves.

Seneca College is participating at the DAWN Education Expo in Karachi, Islamabad and Lahore, and we wish to see you there and guide you about studying in Canada at Seneca.

For more details or queries, reach out to Hamza Baig on this address: hamza-waseem.baig@senecacollege.ca

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