Stephen J.R. Smith School of Business

Smith School of Business Campus

Smith School of Business is nestled in the Goodes Hall on the Queen’s University campus. It is situated on the Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee Territory in Kingston just three hours from Toronto. The school is not only limited to the campus itself.

• The state-of-the-art facilities include a conference centre in Kingston, a Boardroom learning centre across Canada and high-class facilities in downtown Toronto. About 80% of the students actively participate in sports or recreational activities.
• Goodes Hall includes a large central atrium, a fully accessible non-denominational prayer room etc. It also consists of the School's impressive videoconference studios. The university campus is an integral part of the Kingston community and participates in community service or volunteer activity in the city.
• Queen’s campus houses three dining halls and various eateries that offer a wide range of delicious and nutritious food options at a convenient location.
• The campus consists of six libraries that include 3 million+ volumes, 85 million+ journals and much more.
• The campus is also home to more than 20 recreational clubs ranging from squash and tennis to dancing, martial arts, gymnastics, etc. Besides, there are various entertainment options including live music, art galleries, theatre etc to enjoy.
• The campus homes three dining halls for residents and offers a meal plan of 19 meals per week to all the resident students. The dining hall features a wide selection of gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, and other options at every meal

Smith School of Business Housing

The 17 residence halls of the university are home to more than 4,500 graduate and undergraduate students. Over 90% of the first-year students choose to live in residence. Most of the on-campus residence halls are located within a 10-minute walk to the library, the athletics and recreation Center. The 17 residential buildings offer a mix of co-ed and single-gender arrangements in single, double, triple and quad rooms.

• Accommodation Services include private and shared bathrooms, laundry, kitchen, lounge, wireless internet, vending machines, etc.
• Besides, students who wish to live off-campus can visit the Queen’s University International Center to search for off-campus accommodation in Canada.

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