North Island College

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North Island College
Type	Public Community College
Established	1975^[1]
President	Lisa Domae
Administrative staff	400 + employees
Students	1,451 FTE students, 2020/2021 ^[2]
Location	Courtenay, Campbell River, Port Alberni and Port Hardy , British Columbia , Canada
Campus	Comox Valley, Campbell River, Port Alberni, Port Hardy
Colours	Blue and Gold
Affiliations	CICan, BC Colleges
Website	www.nic.bc.ca

North Island College (NIC) North Island College (NIC), is a community college located primarily on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.

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^ "Profile of North Island College: Courtenay, British Columbia". canadian-universities.net.
^ "Data Catalogue".

v t e Universities and colleges in British Columbia
Public universities	British Columbia Okanagan Capilano Emily Carr of Art and Design Fraser Valley Kwantlen Polytechnic Northern British Columbia Royal Roads Simon Fraser Thompson Rivers Vancouver Island Victoria
Private universities	Adler Canada West CityU Fairleigh Dickinson Trinity Western
Public colleges	Camosun Coast Mountain Douglas Langara New Caledonia North Island Northern Lights Okanagan Rockies Selkirk Vancouver Community
Private colleges	Brighton Canadian Columbia Columbia Bible Coquitlam Educacentre Native Education Pacific Link Sprott Shaw Stenberg Summit Pacific
Institutes	British Columbia Institute of Technology Justice Institute of British Columbia Nicola Valley Institute of Technology

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