Thursday, September 24, 2026 11:00to12:00

Join us for an interactive Q&A session with Maha Daoud, Academic Program Coordinator of the McGill SCS Certificate in Human Resources Management, and SCS Student Success Advisors.

This is your chance to get your questions answered, whether you are curious about admission requirements, course structure, scheduling, or career paths in HR after the certificate. We'll walk you through what to expect from the program and how it's evolved to stay aligned with today's industry needs.

Classified as: information session, Human Resources Management, certificate
Tuesday, September 29, 2026 12:00to13:00

Join us online on Tuesday, September 29th at noon for the Drop-In Question and Answer Session with representatives of the School of Continuing Studies Student Success Centre.

During this session you will get the opportunity to obtain clarification from our Student Success Centre’s seasoned staff on questions related to SCS’ academic offerings, important deadlines, the application process, admissions, student support services, tuition fees, financial aid & student awards and much more.

Classified as: Q&A
Thursday, October 1, 2026 12:00to13:00

With the continuous evolution of cybersecurity threats and the rapid expansion of cloud computing, the demand for skilled cloud security professionals is expected to rise significantly.

Join us to learn about career opportunities in cloud security and how the McGill SCS Cloud Security micro-credential can help you gain the skills and knowledge that are highly sought after by employers.

Classified as: information session, micro-credential, technology, Cloud Security
Thursday, October 22, 2026 12:00to13:00

The global economy and climate interact to create a complex system. As we establish businesses and societies to enhance Earth’s sustainability, systemic issues such as poverty, resource consumption, chronic disease, and climate change share some traits: they’re slow to fix, are interconnected, and impact everyone. This interactive session will illustrate how system dynamics modeling uses simulations to help policymakers improve the performance of systems like industries, ecosystems, or the Earth.

Classified as: Learning Fair
Thursday, October 22, 2026 13:00to14:00

While AI supports project planning, analysis, reporting, and documentation, successful projects still heavily rely on people to build trust, navigate uncertainty, influence stakeholders, manage resistance, and lead teams. Through an interactive case study, we will discuss Agile and hybrid project management approaches, exploring how project leadership, stakeholder engagement and interpersonal skills remain essential for achieving successful outcomes in an AI-enabled environment.

Classified as: Learning Fair
Thursday, October 22, 2026 16:00to17:00

Wearables, predictive analytics and AI are dissolving the boundary between “HR technology” and “employee well-being.” Wellness is no longer a benefit bolted onto the workplace — it is increasingly engineered into the systems that hire, manage, and support people. This session maps that emerging frontier and equips leaders to adopt these tools in a way that is effective, ethical, and measurable.

Classified as: Learning Fair
Friday, October 23, 2026 12:00to13:00

This session will examine the evolving intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. It will explore how AI is transforming cyber threats, strengthening security operations, and creating new challenges for organizations. The discussion will also address emerging risks, responsible AI adoption, and the skills required to build resilient cybersecurity capabilities in an increasingly AI-driven digital environment.

Classified as: Learning Fair
Friday, October 23, 2026 13:00to14:00

Some problems are like clocks: take them apart, you can predict how they'll behave. Others are like clouds: shifting, unpredictable, never fully knowable. Most policy work treats every problem as a clock — a habit that causes real harm once human beings are involved. Drawing on his OCPM public consultation work, his transport strategy background, and his systems thinking teaching at SCS, Marc looks at how to tell a clock from a cloud and why it matters for policy.

Classified as: Learning Fair
Friday, October 23, 2026 16:00to17:00

Alumni from McGill SCS Technology & Innovation programs will share how they moved from the classroom into professional roles. Join this conversation to gain practical advice for choosing a program, beginning your studies, and navigating careers. Our alumni will talk about the paths they took, the challenges they encountered, the work they do today, and the concrete ways their SCS education prepared them. The session is designed to give you a practical, first-hand perspective as you plan your own next steps.

Classified as: Learning Fair
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