Devry University - Ontario Campus Ontario USA 2025

At DeVry University and our Keller Graduate School of Management, we’re changing the way you learn. Elevate yourself in an inclusive community where you’ll feel inspired, challenged and empowered, with programs driven by the tech-centered needs of tomorrow’s industries. 

Take a step toward your future with an undergraduate certificate or an associate or bachelor’s degree in areas such as business, technology and healthcare.

Our Keller Graduate School of Management offers master’s degree programs – including MBA degrees – as well as graduate certificates to help you take your skills to the next level.

We’re on a mission to create more diverse and inclusive workplaces with scholars programs designed to help underrepresented groups stand out, scholarships that help qualifying students put their goals within reach and courses and programs that impart education and awareness in hopes of a more balanced future.

At DeVry, we are committed to helping close the opportunity gap in tech by focusing on educating diverse learners. Designed to help underrepresented communities prepare to pursue tech careers, our Women+Tech and NextGen Hispanic Scholars Programs empower a more diverse talent pipeline by providing access to hands-on learning opportunities, mentorships, job opportunities and more. You are the future. Let’s advance ambition together.

Ontario Campus
Located less than 2 miles north of the Ontario International Airport and near 4 major interstate highways, DeVry University and its Keller Graduate School of Management's Ontario location offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs in some of today's growing fields. Ontario’s population growth is anticipated to double by 2035, and the job development and economic prosperity in the city are projected to be strong. The rapid emergence of new housing developments make this an ideal city where our future graduates can secure a great career.

The Ontario Learning Center has a vibrant and modern feel with 7 video conference-ready classrooms to support live instruction, including an EN lab. The fluid space plan celebrates a diverse student body. The Commons area encourages collaboration between students, staff and faculty.