I don’t know about you, but my entire social feed (and personality, for that matter) has become Off Campus in the matter of a week.

The smouldering ice hockey drama has the internet in a chokehold following the premiere of season one on Prime Video, and already they’re demanding more.

The television adaptation, which is based on the books by Elle Kennedy, has already been greenlit for a season two. And as the fervor surrounding the show has intensified, we’ve been drip-fed essential intel on what to expect when it finally hits our screens…

When Is Off Campus Season Two Coming Out? 

Season two of Off Campus is confirmed! In fact, Prime Video green-lit the sophomore installment before the first even hit our screens.

Exactly when season two will come out, however, is yet to be revealed. It may not be the news you or I were hoping for, but on a positive note we do know that filming is about to commence – so there’s no long, drawn out wait like Bridgerton on the cards here. Phew.

It’s reported filming for season two will begin on June 1, 2026 in Canada and run through to September, with Louisa Levy confirming the script for all eight episodes is complete.

It’s worth noting, season one began filming on June 1 of 2025 and wrapped by October the same year before 11 months of post-production for a May 2026 release. By our girl math, or literal math really, that means we should be able to expect a season two of Off Campus by May 2027 – if not sooner.

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Who Will Season Two Of Off Campus Be About? 

Well, it’s official. Prime Video has confirmed that season two of Off Campus will centre on Allie Hayes and Dean Di Laurentis, played by Mika Abdalla and Stephen Kalyn — and honestly, we’re not even a little surprised.

Given how season one ended, it was always the most logical direction. Much of Kennedy’s third book, The Score, which tells Allie and Dean’s story, had already unfolded in season one — and that Hunter Davenport love triangle cliffhanger wasn’t going to resolve itself.

As for Logan fans — don’t lose hope entirely. The official Off Campus powers that be have revealed the casting of his love interest, Grace, played by India Fowler, for the sophomore season which means we may get a similar format to season one where part of their love story starts to unfold ahead of season three. And yes, we are thinking that far ahead.

For now though, it’s Allie and Dean’s time to shine. Series creator Louisa Levy confirmed all eight scripts for season two are already written, and noted that book fans will have a lot to look forward to. Hannah and Garrett aren’t going anywhere either — they’ll remain part of the ensemble. So really, everyone wins.

Which Cast Will Return For Off Campus Season Two? 

So far, the four leading men – Belmont Cameli, Antonio Cipriano, Stephen Kalyn and Jalen Thomas Brooks – as well as Ella Bright, Mika Abdalla and Khobe Clarke are expected to return in season two.

Sadly, Levy revealed Josh Heuston’s character Justin would not feature next season, however she did not rule out a return down the line, telling The Wrap, “never say never”.

Off Campus is available to stream exclusively on Prime Video in Australia.


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After studying a Bachelor of Journalism at The University of Wollongong and Fashion Business at FBI Fashion College, Maddison began her now decade-long career in the media industry. She’s worked across print, digital and affiliates at some of Australia’s biggest entertainment, lifestyle and fashion titles (ELLE, Marie Claire, The Australian Women’s Weekly, Who, Girlfriend and more) covering the latest trends, cultural moments and celeb news.

Previously, she was the Senior Shopping Editor at Marie Claire and ELLE, where she combined her digital expertise and ability to scroll through endless online shopping sites without tire to help fashion-devotees like her find the perfect item.

Currently the Digital Editor of Marie Claire, her love for and expertise in e-commerce still sees her trying on countless pairs of jeans in the name of research, that is, when she’s not covering the latest celeb news, dissecting runway trends or advocating on women’s issues.

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