TOP 10 POSTGRADUATE DEGREE CLASSES IN DOWNTOWN, OTTAWA

Learn how to create residential and commercial interior designs from scratch, using the latest software and digital tools. Express your creativity, develop the technical skills employers want, and get real work experience before you graduate.

In this program, you will develop research skills in the interdisciplinary and collaborative environment of the Sprott School of Business. We offer small classes and our dedicated professors serve as mentors for the duration of your program

Our MBA is also offered over two years if you wish to undertake your studies and remain on the job. Classes are scheduled weekly on Tuesday nights, biweekly Saturdays all day and on Sundays

Benefit from our experiential approach to learning. Tackle real issues and develop tangible solutions for businesses in Manitoba and across the globe

At DeGroote, we invest in students wanting to make a difference in the world. We want to talk to the engineering student who has a great idea but needs the tools and network to bring it to market

Our Fundamentals of Basic Makeup Course has a strong emphasis on both theory and practical work and will empower you with the basics you need in order to get started on your career.

Our program provides you with a broad range of personal financial services, business and soft skills plus the opportunity to earn the licences and designations that financial services institutions are looking for in the professionals they hire.

The Post-Degree Diploma in Accounting (PDD-AC) is for students who hold a bachelor's degree and wish to pursue a career in accounting. Applicants who do not hold a degree in business or commerce are advised that this is a very rigorous program.

The Business Administration — Advanced Accounting, Post Bachelor's Certificate is designed for individuals with previous work experience who wish to increase their business knowledge or who are seeking a career change.

The Accounting major examines the factors influencing the design, provision, quality, use, and impact of financial and non-financial information on a variety of stakeholders, including investors, managers, auditors, creditors, and organizations.