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| Caring for Select Populations in Primary Care Nursing Faculty of Health and Social Development School of Nursing | Online and In-person | Upcoming | 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.
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| Case Management and Care Coordination for Primary Care Nursing Faculty of Health and Social Development School of Nursing | Online | Upcoming | 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.
Health and Social Services
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| Health Assessment for Primary Care Nursing Faculty of Health and Social Development School of Nursing | Online | Upcoming | 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.
Health and Social Services
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| Wetland Delineation and Assessment Department of Earth, Environmental and Geographic Sciences Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science | Online and In-person | Open for Enrolment | 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.
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| Critical Skills for Communication in the Technical Sector Department of Earth, Environmental and Geographic Sciences Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science | Online | Closed | Learn to communicate technical information effectively with eight courses covering essential writing and communications skills in the science and engineering sectors.
Intercultural Competency, Communication and Marketing
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| Fundamentals of Wildland Fire Ecology and Management Department of Earth, Environmental and Geographic Sciences Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science | Online | Closed | 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
Climate, Environment and Sustainability
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| Pathways to Sustainability: Circular Economy School of Engineering | Online | Closed | 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. |
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| Metabolomics Department of Chemistry Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science | Online | Upcoming | 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. |
| Skills in Industrial Automation: PLC School of Engineering | Hybrid | Upcoming | 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). |
| Performance-based Design and Lifecycle Cost Analysis of Bridges School of Engineering | Online | Open for Enrolment | 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.
Engineering
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| Western Europe Transformed: Art in the Gothic Era Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies | In-person | Open for Enrolment | This course explores works of art and architecture of the Christian Western world specific to the Gothic era. |
| Applied Methods for Circular Economy Sustainability School of Engineering | Online | Closed | Learners will be introduced to tools and methods, including triple-bottom-line analysis, to build the underlying justifications for implementing circular supply chains.
Engineering
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| Foundations for a Restorative Approach: Health Care Harm and Well-being Faculty of Health and Social Development | Online | Closed | 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 a principle-based strategies
Health and Social Services
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| Principles of Sustainability in Circular Economy School of Engineering | Online | Closed | 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.
Engineering
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| Western Europe Transformed: Art in the Romanesque Era Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies | In-person | Closed | 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. |