- Six campuses: the main and Gold Creek campuses are located in Cranbrook, with satellite campuses in Creston, Fernie, Golden, and Invermere
- The College began offering classes in October 1975 – then under the name East Kootenay Community College (EKCC).
- In 1995, EKCC officially became College of the Rockies
- We currently offer over 60 programs
- Credentials available include: micro-credentials, certificates, diplomas, degrees, and post-degree credentials
- Over 9,300 full time and part time students
- 7% of students identify as Indigenous
- 7.2% of students (268) are international students from 32 different countries
- 866 credentials awarded in the 2025/26 academic year.
- 95% of College of the Rockies students say the College cares about their well being
- 82% of College of the Rockies students say they are likely to recommend the College to potential students
- The Bachelor of Business Administration: Sustainable Business Practices, the College’s first was first offered in 2010, integrating social, economic, and environmental sustainability practices into the curriculum.
- Avalanche Volleyball established during 1997/98 academic year. Both women’s and men’s teams have earned spots in the National Championships, with the men winning bronze (2025) and silver (2026).
- Our Centre for Workforce Development works with industry leaders to provide valuable educational and training opportunities for employers and employees.
See College of the Rockies’ History.