Huron University

About Huron University

Huron University College is an affiliated University College of the University of Western Ontario located in the Medway neighborhood of London, Ontario. Established in 1863, it is one of Canada’s oldest universities and served as the founding institution of Western University. The college serves a diverse global community, drawing students from across Canada and over 55 countries. It describes its academic focus as a Liberal Arts approach that emphasizes personalized learning experiences designed to develop character and professional success. The institution offers a variety of programs across several faculties, including Arts and Social Science, Management and Organizational Studies, and Theology. Specific programs of study include Economics, French Studies, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, and Religion & Theology. Students can also engage in specialized areas such as Animal Ethics and Sustainability Leadership, Chinese, Japanese and East Asian Studies, Global Great Books, and Governance, Leadership & Ethics. Additionally, the campus features the Huron Community History Centre, where students participate in research and experiential learning. Huron distinguishes itself through a model of small classes that focus on developing "Leaders with Heart" who possess compassion and empathy. The college emphasizes transferable skills and leadership potential to prepare students for the modern economy. The Board of Governors includes notable figures such as Jones Keenan, who advocates for the university's role in forming well-rounded people, and Mr. Medline, who serves as a trustee. The campus provides various amenities and services, including residence life, wellness services, a library, and a merchandise store.