We want to move to a future where all Canadians have the opportunity for upward mobility. We want to motivate Canadians to take their careers into their own hands through education and achieve their dream career.
Navigating Your Next Course with Contact North | Contact Nord
Contact North | Contact Nord’s fully bilingual Student Information Hotline is the ideal resource for prospective students who aren’t sure how to get started.
The Haskayne School of Business is Shaping Tomorrow’s Bold Leaders
The Haskayne School of Business is tapped in to Calgary’s entrepreneurial spirit and resilience. Invest in yourself by exploring their graduate programs.
Calgary is Changing. So Too is the Haskayne School of Business
The Haskayne School of Business is growing with its Haskayne Capital Expansion Project. Learn more about Mathison Hall and how you can get involved.
Become A Public Health Professional
Pursuing the MSc Health Sciences – Public Health specialization at the University of Lethbridge is a smart way to launch your career in public health.
How Microcredentials Can Give You a Career Edge
The British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), introduced three new microcredential programs to provide you with an industry-focused education.
Businesses and Professionals Can Pivot by Upskilling with Continuing Education
The growth of the digital economy is changing the way we work and learn. Post-secondary educational institutions play a key role in the transition.
Becoming a Master in Human Resource Management Will Boost Your Career
Work in HR? Become a sought-after human resources professional by attaining a master’s degree with the Levene Graduate School of Business.
Gushue Upskills His Game with an MBA
Learn more about Canadian Olympic Athlete and business owner Brad Gushue’s career growth, MBA journey, and inspiration to reach the next level.
Could University Continuing Education be the Answer to Your Career Woes
Unemployed? Feeling stuck at work? University continuing education may be the answer to your problem.
The Skills Crisis: is the Key to Success Really Just More Skills?
The idea that a skills gap is the root of labour market problems is compelling because it offers an easy fix – simply train workers with the required skill.
