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Software and Informatics Research Centre

Software and Informatics Research Centre

SIRC is home to the Registrar's Office, spaces for research, study and future active learning.

Shawenjigewining Hall

Shawenjigewining Hall

Shawenjigewining is an Anishinaabe word meaning ’The Place of Kindness’. The four-storey, 7,432-square-metre building adjacent to the Campus Library and Energy Systems and Nuclear Science Research Centre completes the university’s quad—Polonsky Commons.

Campus Recreation and Wellness Centre

Campus Recreation and Wellness Centre

The 8,400-square-metre CRWC's modern facilities provide a wide variety of fitness and recreational opportunities, including a gym membership, fitness programs, recreational leagues and more.

Science Building

Science Building

The Science Building is home to the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Health Sciences. It includes a 250-seat lecture theatre; chemistry, physics and biology labs; and a student study hall, among many other student-friendly features.

Business and IT Building

Business and IT Building

The Business and Information Technology Building offers our students innovative research laboratories, modern lecture halls, a large café and student lounge areas. It is the home of the Faculty of Business and Information Technology.

Energy Systems and Nuclear Science Research Centre

Energy Systems and Nuclear Science Research Centre

The Energy Systems and Nuclear Science Research Centre (ERC) houses Ontario Tech's unique-in-Canada energy science and engineering programs, including courses in wind, solar, hydrogen, hydraulic, geothermal and nuclear energy.

Polonsky Commons and the Library

Polonsky Commons and the Library

The award-winning North Oshawa Library incorporates leading-edge technology while maintaining the comfort of a traditional library. Enjoy 6,800 square metres of total learning space over four floors, including the Dixon-Alger Fireside Reading Room with a two-storey glass rotunda overlooking Polonsky Commons.

OPG Engineering Building and ACE

OPG Engineering Building and ACE

The Ontario Power Generation (OPG) Engineering Building houses state-of-the-art labs, academic offices and other learning facilities. ACE is the first commercial automotive research, development and innovation centre of its kind in the world. ACE has an array of testing equipment, including one of the largest and most sophisticated climatic wind tunnels on the planet.

Student Life Building

Student Life Building

The Office of Student Life works with students, faculty, staff and the community to create a welcoming, supportive and challenging learning experience.

61 Charles Street Building

61 Charles Street Building

Situated in our downtown campus location, the 61 Charles Street Building was formerly home to the Alger Press. Today, it houses classrooms and lecture halls, office space, study areas, student services including the Student Life office, Student Awards and Financial Aid, and a library dedicated to the Faculties of Education and Social Science and Humanities.

Bordessa Hall

Bordessa Hall

The Faculty of Social Science and Humanities occupies Bordessa Hall, immediately to the north of the Regent Theatre.

The 2,800-square-metre, five-storey facility includes four large classrooms, labs, study space for undergraduate and graduate students, a student lounge, a boardroom and faculty offices.

11 Simcoe Street North

11 Simcoe Street North

Located in the heart of downtown Oshawa at 11 Simcoe Street North, the Faculty of Education was the inaugural Ontario Tech faculty at the university’s downtown Oshawa location. Students benefit from classrooms equipped with movable walls to provide larger spaces as required, innovative teaching technologies to help facilitate their learning and specialty classrooms for their science, art and drama studies.

Regent Theatre

Regent Theatre

Given the theatre's history, the role it has played in downtown Oshawa and the special attachment the community continues to have for the Regent, Ontario Tech is proud to have played a part in the restoration of the theatre returning it to its former glory. The Regent is used as a large lecture theatre for Ontario Tech students, and for community and cultural events during the evenings and on weekends throughout the year.