HQ Function

Serves as the primary academic and administrative hub, housing the majority of faculties, research facilities, student residences, and central university administration.

Notable Features:

The campus is celebrated for its stunning natural setting along the Otonabee River, award-winning architecture including Ron Thom's modernist designs for Champlain College and the Bata Library, and extensive nature areas.

Work Culture:

The work and study culture at the Peterborough campus is characterized by close-knit college communities, a strong emphasis on interactive learning, research collaboration, and a commitment to environmental sustainability and social responsibility.

HQ Significance:

The Peterborough campus is the heart of Trent University, embodying its founding vision of personalized, collegial education and its deep connection to the natural environment and local community.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and operations reflect Trent's values of academic excellence, environmental stewardship, Indigenous reconciliation, and community engagement.

Location:

Trent University supports a global presence through international student recruitment from over 80 countries, study abroad programs for domestic students, research collaborations with international institutions, and a network of alumni worldwide. The university actively engages in international partnerships to enhance global learning opportunities and research impact.

Street Address:

1600 West Bank Drive

City:

Peterborough

State/Province:

Ontario

Country:

Canada