Seneca College provides more than just a degree. Seneca has campuses all across the Greater Toronto Area, and thanks to its breadth and diversity, it can offer its students the benefits of collaborations with top businesses, the most up-to-date computer technology, a range of class sizes, and alternatives for full-time, part-time, and continuing education. Seneca also uses a variety of teaching methods, from in-class lectures and online learning to co-ops and field placements, in programs connected to applied arts, business, financial services, and technology. Education should be adaptable and accessible.
Newnham Campus is one of the largest college campuses in Canada. It is home to full and part-time programs in the areas of Applied Arts, Aviation, Business, Fashion, Health Sciences, Science, Engineering Technology and more.
Why attend Seneca College in Newnham?
Campus life: The College offers more than 80 organizations and organisations for students to join, and there are plenty of leisure leagues and well-equipped fitness centers where they can participate in sports and physical activity. Students can join the Seneca Student Federation, which encourages interaction with the Seneca community and the development of enduring relationships while having fun.
Services: International Student Services, which include free airport pickup, housing/accommodation aid, orientation, academic advisers, counseling, free English assistance and peer tutoring, and international student groups, make it as easy as possible for students to adjust to life at Seneca.
Real-world experience: Seneca is dedicated to giving students wonderful educational opportunities both inside and outside of the classroom. This involves expanding one's skill set by studying abroad and getting hands-on experience in the business through work terms or field placements. Students will have an advantage when they enter the workforce or continue their education thanks to these enriching experiences.
Location: The Greater Toronto Area is home to all of Seneca's campuses (GTA). Canada's largest city, Toronto, is home to more than 70 different ethnic groups, more than 140 different languages, and dialects, making it one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world. Take part in excursions with your group to some of the many attractions in the Greater Toronto Area, such as the CN Tower, Ripley's Aquarium, Casa Loma Castle, Ontario Science Centre, Toronto Zoo, The Art Gallery, and Royal Ontario Museum. Along with these activities, students can participate in foreign days, skiing, bowling, ice skating, go-karting, movie evenings, shopping, and more.
You will study about the developments in project management occurring in the information technology (IT) industry during this eight-month graduate certificate program. This course teaches participants how to apply methods in the IT sector and when each technique should be used. By enhancing your knowledge of IT projects, programs, and policies over the course of two semesters, this curriculum will also help you improve your project management abilities. Prior to graduating from this degree, students have the option of participating in a work term to get real-world IT experience.
Skills
During this course, you'll learn the following skills:
Accounting and finance Project leadership Project management
systems engineering
quality control
law of contracts and morals
Manage a project's size, schedule, and quality.
Fees
Tuition: $18613 per year
Books and Supply Costs: $800 per year
Total: $19413 per year
IELTS:6.5(6)
Academics: 2.8 GPA