Career and Management Studies
This Department offers programs at the undergraduate level for which a
university degree is not required. Graduate level programs are also offered
for students who have completed undergraduate degrees. A certificate program
comprises a series of courses designed to provide a suitable combination of
breadth and depth of knowledge in a specific area of study. The programs
offered are normally the equivalent of one year of full-time uniÂversity
study and require the completion
of 10 courses.
Why Study at the Department of Career and Management Studies?
Our courses and programs are offered to suit our clients’ demanding schedules. The majority of courses are given between 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Monday to Thursday for a period of thirteen weeks. A few have more intensive schedules, and a small but increasing number are designed for a combination of on-line and classroom work. Because of our commitment to technology, we are always looking at new, more effective ways of delivering courses.
Our instructors are qualified, many of whom are practicing professionals, who combine theory and practice to bring you the most up-to-date information.
Undergraduate and Graduate Programs Offered
Undergraduate and Graduate Credit Courses Offered
Integrated English Language and Professional Studies
Online Program and Course Timetables
Academic Policies
- Academic Integrity (plagiarism, etc.)
- Academic Standing
- Auditing Courses
- Language Policy
- Time Limits
Career Opportunities
Professional Associations
Information Sessions and Classification Tests
Contact Us
December 9
Kindly note that as of the Winter 2010 semester, EDEC 205 Communication
in Management 1 and EDEC 207 Communication in Public Relations
are now called CCOM 205 Communication in Management 1 and
CCOM 207 Communication in Public Relations.
Students may now register on Minerva for either of these courses.
