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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Sunidhi,
Graduate certificate programs are very much valuable and popular in Canada. They are also called PG Diploma programs. It is not equivalent to Masters. Masters are two year prorgammes are research oriented. Graduation certificates or PG Diploma are fast track professional or job oriented degrees and UG Diploma? They are undergraduate diploma so there is no point comparing.
Graduate certificate programs are very much valuable and popular in Canada. They are also called PG Diploma programs. It is not equivalent to Masters. Masters are two year prorgammes are research oriented. Graduation certificates or PG Diploma are fast track professional or job oriented degrees and UG Diploma? They are undergraduate diploma so there is no point comparing.
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Chetna S
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Hi Parth,
Oshawa has one campus of UOIT that offers MBA. UOIT is one of the first universities in Canada to offer this as a concentration at the MBA level. For students with at least two years of relevant work experience, the MBA at UOIT builds on their employment experiences and can be completed in 16 months of full-time study. For students with less than two years of relevant work experience, there is an opportunity to integrate MBA studies with work placements in a 24-month schedule of full-time study that includes work components. Previous relevant work experience (such as a co-op placement) can reduce the work requirement for this
Oshawa has one campus of UOIT that offers MBA. UOIT is one of the first universities in Canada to offer this as a concentration at the MBA level. For students with at least two years of relevant work experience, the MBA at UOIT builds on their employment experiences and can be completed in 16 months of full-time study. For students with less than two years of relevant work experience, there is an opportunity to integrate MBA studies with work placements in a 24-month schedule of full-time study that includes work components. Previous relevant work experience (such as a co-op placement) can reduce the work requirement for this
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Chetna S
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Hi,
The course is uniquely offered by Seneca only so it is one of the best and has stringent selection process. Check all the details here:
http://www.senecacollege.ca/fulltime/FPR.html
The course is uniquely offered by Seneca only so it is one of the best and has stringent selection process. Check all the details here:
http://www.senecacollege.ca/fulltime/FPR.html
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Kaushik,
Seneca is a college under SPP. A popular college for international students. You have to check their website for other information or be more specific with your requirement.
Seneca is a college under SPP. A popular college for international students. You have to check their website for other information or be more specific with your requirement.
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Chetna S
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You would require extensive work experience prior an MBA program. Some universities offer double degree in MBA and Health sciences rather than an MBA in health sciences. Check Queen's University MBA + M.Sc Health Sciences, McGill University - Joint Program in Medicine & Management (MD/MBA) and University of Calgary - (Social Work) MSW/MBA Combined Degree Program. Advice you not to keep options limited only to Toronto.
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Monika Singh
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There are 2 sub categories in Mechanical engineering- automotive and automobile engineering. When it comes to Canada job market, Armoire is not an industry wherein there's a lot of scope for automotive engineering. Also, industrial design have a lot of scope. If you wish to pursue industrial design, please let me know. I'll shortlist a few options for you.
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