Accounting and Management Technology (Co-op Option)

If you want to be part of today's dynamic business world, this Co-op program is for you!

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Computer Science (Co-op Option)

This dynamic Co-op program can lead to a challenging career in consulting, public safety, health care, the public services and... the possibilities are endless.

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Early Childhood Care and Education (Co-op option)

If you love children and are fascinated by child development and child psychology, this co-op program is an opportunity to develop a pedagogical approach of your own.

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Electronics and Information Technology  (Co-op option)

If you want to work with giants of the computer, telecommunications and IT industries in the new economy, this is where you should start.

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Hotel Management (Co-op option)

If you have passion for providing outstanding service and you strive for excellence, this program is for you.

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NewMedia and Publication Design (Co-op Option)

If you are passionate about design and love to multitask, this exciting program is your passport to careers in the fast-growing field of web, multimedia and print design.

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Tourism (Co-op option)

If you are passionate about tourism, culture and travel, our program will make it possible for you to live this passion!

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Career programs comprise six semesters (three-years). All programs include two components - general education courses and program-specific courses.

The general education component is divided into three blocks:

1. General education courses common to all programs, namely, three English (language of instruction) courses, one French (second language) course, two humanities/philosophy courses, and three physical education courses;
2. General education courses specific to the chosen program, namely,one English (language of instruction), one French (second language), and one humanities/philosophy course;
3. In most cases, two complementary courses, namely, courses outside the chosen program.

The number of credits comprising the program-specific components varies from program to program. For more details, consult with an academic advisor by contacting Student Services.

English Exit Examination

In order to receive a diploma, students must have passed the English Exit Examination, which evaluates college-level reading, writing and critical thinking. To be eligible to write the exam, students must have passed two of the following English courses and be in the process of completing a third: 603-101-04; 603-102-04; 603-103-04.

For more information, visit the Ministerial Examination of College English Web site.

Program Exit Assessment

In order to receive a diploma, graduating students must successfully complete the Program Exit Assessment activity for their particular program of studies. More information is available from Academic Services.