Welcome to The Pan-Canadian Consortium on Admissions & Transfer

PCCAT

The Consortium facilitates the implementation of policies and practices that support student mobility both within and among Provinces and Territories and granting of transfer credit in order to improve access to post-secondary education in Canada.

Thank you for joining us at the GDN PCCAT Summit 2025!

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We appreciated connecting with you at the GDN PCCAT Summit May 28-30, 2025 in Toronto at Centennial College and hybrid.

Join the future of educational collaboration at Connected Learning: Creating Recognition Pathways for Global Impact. Co-hosted by the Groningen Declaration Network (GDN) and the Pan-Canadian Consortium on Admissions & Transfer (PCCAT), this summit brings together thought leaders to unlock the potential of data-driven systems, forge seamless transfer pathways, and inspire transformational mobility solutions. With a strong focus on both Canadian and international collaboration, this event will feature diverse sessions designed to explore, innovate, and find pathways forward together. The GDN and PCCAT have established a memorandum of understanding to work together to deepen learner mobility within Canada and around the world and look forward to having you join us.

Past participants, please see the GDN Cvent site link you were provided to download copies of any desired session presentations/materials before August 29, 2025.  

All institutions/organizations can also Purchase/Renew your annual PCCAT membership anytime prior to the next event at PCCAT Membership 2025.

PCCAT Overview

PCCAT brings together institutions, transfer organizations and individuals interested in student mobility and credit transfer in Canada to pursue activities in research, knowledge sharing and communications.

PCCAT works collaboratively to:

  • Engage in research to inform planning, monitor trends, and advance effective student mobility and transfer practices across Canada.
  • Enable members to develop and share tools and effective practices that support institutional /jurisdictional capacity to enhance student mobility.
  • Ensure stakeholders have access to transfer and student mobility-related information.