Full-Time Programs

The Accommodation and Human Rights Management program prepares graduates to work in fields such as human rights, disability/accommodation services, return-to-work support, and advocacy. The curriculum focuses on human rights law, mediation and dispute resolution, disability management, and a real-world capstone project.

The Addiction & Mental Health program prepares professionals to support individuals with mental health and substance use challenges using trauma-informed, culturally relevant and person-centred practices.

In the Advanced Care Paramedic program, you will learn how to deliver emergency medical care through intensive hands-on lab simulations and clinical placements.

The Autism and Behavioural Sciences program provides theory and hands-on experience in Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) and Intensive Behavioural Intervention (IBI) for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Students learn evidence-based practices, child development, augmentative communication, and ethical treatment planning to support individuals with ASD.

In the Aviation — Flight Management program, you will learn how to operate aircraft safely and independently through hands-on flight training and advanced simulator practice.

In the Aviation Technician – Aircraft Maintenance program, you will learn how to inspect and repair aircraft systems through intensive lab work and a co-op placement, preparing you to keep planes safe and airworthy.

In the Business program, you will learn how to support organizational success using real-world case studies, team projects, and applied computer skills.

In the Business – Accounting program, you will learn how to record and analyze financial data through hands-on accounting exercises and real-world case studies.

In the Business – Marketing program, you will learn how to plan and deliver real campaigns by working directly with clients through field work and fundraising events.

In the Business Administration – Accounting program, you will learn how to apply advanced accounting skills through case studies and a full-semester work placement to support financial decision-making.

In the Business Administration - Human Resources program, you will learn how to support workplace success through advanced HR courses and work placement.

In the Business Fundamentals program, you will learn how to support business operations through hands-on projects in accounting, marketing, and communications to explore your best-fit role.

In the Carpentry and Renovation Techniques program, you will learn how to build and repair structures through hands-on shop work and real-world construction projects.

In the Civil Engineering Technician program, you will learn how to support construction and infrastructure projects through hands-on labs, surveying, and a field placement in second year.

In the College Access program, you will learn how to build foundational academic and personal skills through supportive coursework that prepares you for future college success.

In the Community Integration Through Co-operative Education program, you will learn how to build job and life skills through personalized support and hands-on work placements that boost your confidence.

In the Computer Programming program you will learn how to build full stack software solutions through hands-on projects using multiple programming languages and development tools.

In the Dental Hygiene program, you will learn how to assess and manage oral health through supervised clinical placements that prepare you to support overall wellness.

In the Developmental Services Worker program, you will learn how to support individuals with developmental disabilities through two supervised field placements.

In the Early Childhood Education program, you will learn how to support children's development by creating play-based learning environments through hands-on classroom work and field placements.

The program prepares students to step into the electrical industry by developing practical skills in modern electrical systems, automation and controls, and equipping them with the technical knowledge required to design, test and maintain electrical installations.

In the Electrical Engineering Technology program, you will learn how to design and maintain advanced electrical systems through hands-on lab work using real-world control and automation equipment.

In the Environmental Technician – Water Resource Management program, you will learn how to assess and protect ecosystems through hands-on fieldwork in forests, waterways, and wetlands.

In the Film Production program, you will learn how to direct and complete professional-quality films through hands-on projects using industry-standard cameras, editing suites, and studio spaces.

In the Forestry Technician: Ecosystem Management program, you will learn how to manage forest ecosystems through hands-on field work and co-op placements that build real-world skills.

In the General Arts and Science – Certificate program, you will learn how to think critically and communicate clearly through diverse classroom courses that build academic and career-ready skills.

In the General Arts and Science – Diploma program, you will learn how to apply critical thinking and communication skills through broad elective-based coursework that supports future study or work.

In the Health Administration and Leadership program, you'll develop the skills to manage healthcare teams and operations through hands-on projects and real-world case studies.

In the Health Informatics program, you will learn how to turn health data into informed decisions through hands-on projects and applied analytics tools.

In the Honours Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, you will learn how to provide safe, holistic care through clinical placements and immersive simulation labs

The Human Resources Management graduate certificate program enables college and university graduates to transition into human resources careers. Students develop specialized skills in recruitment, labour relations, occupational health and safety, HR planning, and employee management to meet the demands of this growing field.

The Indigenous Canadian Relations program provides knowledge and understanding of Indigenous-Canadian relations, Indigenous worldviews, and historical contexts. Students develop skills to contribute to informed conversations, build respectful relationships, and support reconciliation between Indigenous and Canadian communities in personal and professional settings.

In the Indigenous Community Advocacy: Naadaamaagewin program, you will learn how to lead community-driven change through land-based learning and hands-on advocacy projects rooted in Indigenous knowledge.

In the Interactive Media Development program, you will learn how to design and build engaging digital experiences through hands‑on studio projects and a real work placement that prepares you for creative collaboration.

The Library and Information Technician program prepares students for careers in libraries, archives, museums, and information service environments. Students develop practical skills to acquire, organize, retrieve, and distribute information across various formats while learning to manage library operations and serve diverse communities.

In the Mechanical Engineering Technician program, you will learn how to design, assemble and troubleshoot mechanical systems through hands‑on labs and an optional co‑op placement so you can confidently support industrial operations.

In the Mechanical Engineering Technology program, you will learn how to design, build and maintain mechanical systems through hands-on labs and real-world co-op experience.

In the Mechanical Techniques program, you will learn how to operate basic machining, welding and design tools through hands‑on labs and projects so you can explore trade skills and find what fits you best.

In the Medical Laboratory Assistant program, you will learn how to collect and process patient samples through hands‑on labs and a clinical placement, preparing you to support diagnostic testing and patient care preparation.

In the Medical Radiation Technology program, you will learn how to operate advanced imaging equipment and manage patient care through hands‑on labs and three clinical rotations to support diagnostic imaging preparation.

In the Motive Power Techniques – Automotive program, you will learn how to service vehicle systems through hands-on shop work that builds real-world diagnostic and repair skills.

In the Motive Power Techniques – Heavy Equipment program, you will learn how to service and repair heavy machinery using hands‑on labs and a two‑week field placement to ensure you’re confident working in real repair shops.

The Office Administration – Executive program prepares students to efficiently manage modern office operations and support business functions. It emphasizes administrative skills, technology use, professional communication, and workplace ethics.

In the Office Administration - General program, you will learn how to support busy offices with communication, software, bookkeeping, and document skills through hands-on training.

The Office Administration – Health program equips students with specialized administrative skills tailored for healthcare settings. It covers medical terminology, clinical and office procedures, and the use of specialized software, preparing graduates to support healthcare teams effectively.

In the Onajigawin Indigenous Services program, you will learn how to support Indigenous children, families and communities through culturally‑safe field placements and decolonized coursework, preparing you to walk with others as a helper.

In the Paramedic program, you will learn how to assess and manage patients in emergency settings through simulation training and real-world field placements, preparing you to provide safe, effective care under pressure.

In the Personal Support Worker program, you will learn how to deliver compassionate daily care through hands‑on lab practice and clinical placements so you’re ready to support individuals across diverse healthcare settings.

In the Pharmacy Technician program, you will learn how to prepare and dispense medications through hands‑on lab training and clinical placements so you’re ready to support patient care in diverse pharmacy settings.

In the Police Foundations (Investigations & Community Security) program, you will learn how to conduct investigations and promote safety through hands‑on scenario training and field placements so you’re ready to support public security in your community.

In the Practical Nursing program, you will learn how to provide safe, compassionate care through clinical placements that build real-world skills for diverse healthcare settings.

In the Pre-Health Sciences program, you will learn how to build a strong foundation in biology, chemistry, and math through labs and hands-on problem-solving to prepare for advanced health studies.

In the Pre-Health Sciences – Pathway to Certificates & Diplomas program, you will strengthen your science and communication skills through hands-on labs and coursework that support your next step in health education.

In the Pre‑Technology program, you will learn how to strengthen your essential math, science and technical skills through hands‑on labs and projects that prepare you for further trades, aviation or technology training.

In the Recreation Therapy program, you will learn how to plan, implement and evaluate therapeutic leisure services through hands‑on field placements and classwork to help individuals with diverse needs improve well‑being and social connection.

In the Social Service Worker program, you will learn how to help people navigate challenges by practising real-world support skills in supervised community placements.

In the Welding Techniques program, you will learn how to master multiple welding processes using state‑of‑the‑art equipment in shop training, developing precision and confidence to pursue hands‑on metal fabrication roles.