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This two-course micro-credential program will prepare nurses to deliver culturally safe, trauma-informed care to populations who may face increased health challenges or experience barriers to accessing medical services.

Develop expertise in managing and coordinating patient care within primary care settings. This micro-credential focuses on improving patient outcomes through effective case management strategies and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Canada is engaged in primary healthcare reform, which involves shifting primary healthcare to integrated teams of providers accountable for providing comprehensive services to their clients.

This two-course program prepares nurses to become leaders in primary care settings by developing advanced competencies in health promotion, prevention strategies, and essential screening protocols.

This 8-week program, delivered as 2 x 4-week courses, provides learners with skills to tractably understand and apply practical strategies to circularize their organization's value chains and drive regenerative business growth.

Learn to communicate technical information effectively with eight courses covering essential writing and communications skills in the science and engineering sectors.

Learn about the role fire plays in land management, ecosystems, & society from both Indigenous & western perspectives with 3 courses focusing on wildland fire ecology, climate, landscape ecology & management, in the historic, social, & legislative context.

Learn methods and technical skills to identify wetlands and delineate their boundaries, and gain hands-on experience in field delineation methods, classification and functional assessment.

Develop essential health care management and leadership skills through four intensive modules covering project management, economic evaluation, data analytics, and decision-making frameworks.

Learners will be introduced to tools and methods, including triple-bottom-line analysis, to build the underlying justifications for implementing circular supply chains.

Learners are first introduced to the basic principles of the Circular Economy, as well as an overview of different business models and their exemplifying value chain arrangements.

Human Dimensions of Wildland Fire Ecology and Management uses case studies to explore BC wildfire management history, policy impacts on Indigenous practices, and public education strategies.

Wildland fire ecology course covers how vegetation, topography, and climate interact to create BC wildfires and changing fire regimes.

Wildland Fire and Landscapes explores how wildfires shape landscapes, ecosystems, and fire regimes, including Indigenous land management and historical contexts.

The only national program dedicated specifically to prescribed fire training. CPFTP is designed for Canadian ecosystems, policies, and operational realities. Through specialized, regionally informed training, the program supports the people who plan and use fire on the landscape.

This course explores a restorative approach, grounded and guided by relational principles, to address harm and enhance well-being in healthcare. Application will include identifying opportunities, analyzing issues, & designing principle-based strategies.

Metabolomics is an exciting and in-demand field which requires experts in chemistry, systems biology and data science. This micro-credential offers the opportunity to develop multidisciplinary skills to prepare for a career in an emerging industry.

Discover the latest in performance-based design of bridges within a lifecycle context, including designing and modeling bridges to satisfy force-based and performance-based requirements of CSA-S6-19.

Learners in this micro-credential will gain hands-on experience developing Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) based industrial control systems, focusing on control logic development using IEC 61131-3 and human-machine interfaces (HMI).

This course explores works of art and architecture of the Christian Western world specific to the Gothic era.

In the Middle Ages, Western Europe experienced a time of great change, reflected in their buildings and art often imbued with mystical themes related to Christianity.

This course explores how the Renaissance transformed art and architecture from the Gothic period, driven by two forces: Europe's expanding encounters with non-Western cultures through trade and colonization, and a revival of ancient Greek and Roman ideals.