People across the north will have greater access to flexible, workforce-focused education as UNBC is set to deliver 12 Continuing Studies courses.
It’s through the StrongerBC future skills grant will support students in programs that respond to workforce priorities across sectors including health care, environmental stewardship, technology, business and mental health.
The money helps remove financial barriers for eligible residents while supporting communities and employers in developing the skilled workforce needed for the future.
“UNBC was founded to serve the North, and that commitment extends well beyond the University’s degree programs,” says UNBC Provost and Vice-President Academic Dr. Michel S. Beaulieu.
“With the support of the future skills grant, UNBC is creating opportunities for people to gain new skills, adapt to changing industries and contribute to the long-term success of their communities.”
Seven of the courses that are part of the program are brand new:
- Clinical Informatics Foundations & Systems Integration
- Clinical Informatics Leadership, Validation & Innovation
- Strategic Supply Chain Leadership & Analytics
The five other courses that are part of the program have been offered previously:
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