Nine more programs are being cut at Fanshawe College. These changes are in addition to 10 programs already suspended late last year and the 40 programs that were announced last spring. “All students currently enrolled in affected programs will have the opportunity to finish their program, receiving the same level of excellence and support they expect from Fanshawe,” says Susan Cluett, Fanshawe’s senior vice president, academic. “Wherever possible, applicants to these programs will be offered alternatives.” According to the school, the cuts are being made as part of broader efforts to eliminate a growing deficit and restore financial stability The College expects a $26.5-million deficit for the current school year, with next year’s deficit projected at $50.6 million, $54.1 million in 2027-28. The school blames the financial troubles on the continued decline in international enrolments with overall full-time enrolment expected to drop by 18 per cent for the 2026/27 academic year. Earlier this month, it was also announced Fanshawe College could be closing its London South Campus effective Sept. 1. Winter 2026 cuts Summer 2026 cuts Fall 2026 cuts
