Durham College - Graduate - Program - Guide

FOR MORE INFORMATION
T: 905.721.3000 E: ADMISSIONS@DURHAMCOLLEGE.CA
www.durhamcollege.ca/grad
2015-2016 GRADUATE CERTIFICATE AND

COMPRESSED FAST-TRACK PROGRAMS
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE
PROGRAMS
APPLICATION
CODE
INTAKES
LOCATION
PAGE
Activation Coordination in Gerontology
ACGR
September 2015
Oshawa campus
Addictions and Mental Health
ADMH
September 2015, January and

May 2016
Pickering Learning Site
Advanced Law Enforcement and Investigations
LAW
September 2015
Oshawa campus
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Communicative Disorders Assistant
CDA
September 2015
Oshawa campus
Critical Care Nursing (e-learning)
CCH
September 2015, January and

May 2016
Oshawa campus
Event Management
EVMT
September 2015
Whitby campus
Human Resources Management
HURM
September 2015 and

January 2016
ISCN
September 2015
Oshawa campus
International Business Management
INTB
September 2015
Oshawa campus
Legal Research and Information Management
LRIM
September 2015
Oshawa campus
10
Mediation Alternative Dispute Resolution
MADR
September 2015
Oshawa campus
10
Paralegal
CTAP
September 2015
Oshawa campus
10
Paramedic Advanced Care (hybrid delivery)
PADV
September 2015 and

January 2016
Oshawa campus
10
Project Management
PROM
September 2015 and

January 2016
Oshawa campus
Sport Business Management
SBMT
September 2015
Oshawa campus
VFX and Digital Cinema
VFXD
September 2015
Oshawa campus
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Victimology
VICT
September 2015
10
WAMC
September 2015
Oshawa campus
11
YCI
September 2015
10
PROGRAM NAME
Information Systems Security Computers and

Networking
Web Applications for Mobile Computing

Youth Justice and Interventions
COMPRESSED FAST-TRACK
PROGRAMS
APPLICATION
CODE
INTAKES
LOCATION
PAGE
Biomedical Engineering Technology
BMYF
September 2015
Oshawa campus
12
Biotechnology Advanced
BTYF
September 2015
Oshawa campus
12
Chemical Engineering Technology
CHMF
September 2015
Oshawa campus
12
Electronics Engineering Technology
ELYF
September 2015
Oshawa campus
12
Environmental Technology
ENVF
September 2015
Oshawa campus
13
Law Clerk Advanced
LCAF
May 2016
Oshawa campus
13
NDEF
September 2015
Oshawa campus
13
PHMF
September 2015
Oshawa campus
13
PROGRAM NAME
Mechanical Engineering Technician Non-Destructive

Evaluation
Pharmaceutical and Food Science Technology
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE AND

Are you thinking about taking your career or post-secondary education to the next level? Durham
Colleges (DC) graduate certificate and compressed fast-track programs are designed for individuals
with a related college diploma or university degree (some programs will also consider professional
experience in a relevant field).
In as little as eight months you can gain valuable skills, hands-on industry experience and specific
credentials in your chosen field, helping you stand out above the rest.
Please note: this publication provides an overview of available programs. For more detailed information, including admission requirements
and program availability, please visit www.durhamcollege.ca.
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Graduate certificate programs
Business, IT & Management
Health & Community Services
Justice & Emergency Services
Media, Art & Design
7 to 10
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8
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Compressed/fast-track programs
11 to 12
Location, location, location 13

Service with a smile 14
How to apply 15
Important dates 16
STAY CONNECTED
T: 905.721.3000
E: admissions@durhamcollege.ca
EVENT MANAGEMENT
Where: Whitby campus
Intake: September 2015
Program details:
Create, plan and implement successful
event programming including site and
facility operations.
Learn principles of event management
professionalism, social responsibility
and ethics.
Develop and implement accounting,
finance and fundraising knowledge.
Learn how to implement appropriate

safeguards and measure their
effectiveness.
Career opportunities:
Computer security consultant.
Program details:
Focus on managing project scope, cost,
timing, quality and applying legal and
ethical standards.
Develop strategies to align projects
with an organizations goals and
strategic plans.
Identify goals, constraints, deliverables
and resource requirements.
Network and systems security analyst.
Construction and engineering.
Security auditor.
Finance.
Corporate meeting or trade show planner.
Threat-risk/vulnerability specialist.
Marketing assistant.
www.durhamcollege.ca/iscn
Health care and community or

social services.
Conference, event or promotion

co-ordinator.
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
Program details:
Identify protectable business
assets as well as vulnerabilities and
potential threats.
Where: Oshawa campus

Intakes: September 2015 and January 2016
Career sectors:
Arts and media.
Catering and events sales.
BUSINESS, IT & MANAGEMENT

PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Information security administrator.
www.durhamcollege.ca/evmt
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
Where: Pickering Learning Site

Program details:
Focus on labour relations, compensation
management, health and safety skills and
managerial accounting.
Develop skills to build and maintain
employee relations, recruitment and
selection and organizational behaviour.
Implementation of human resources
planning, training and development.
Includes four-week field placement
component and/or Capstone project.
Co-ordinator of compensation and
benefits/recruiter.
Human resources assistant/consultant/
generalist.
Employment brand specialist/counsellor.
Executive search consultant .
Payroll administrator.
www.durhamcollege.ca/hurm
INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY

COMPUTERS AND NETWORKING
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT
Program details:
Develop project management, teamwork,
report writing, communication and
presentation skills.
Focus on international business
development, entrepreneurship, trade and
investment.
Learn about the impact of diverse cultures
on international business practices.
Career sectors:
Accounting, banking or finance.
Customs and trade.
Human resource or
operations management.
Marketing.
www.durhamcollege.ca/intb
Law.
Government agencies.
www.durhamcollege.ca/prom
Program details:
Develop corporate sport strategies for
implementation at sporting events.
Expand computer application skills and
examine sport business trends.
Includes four-month internship
component.
Career sectors:
Amateur and community sport
organizations.
ADDICTIONS AND MENTAL HEALTH

Intake: September 2015, January
and May 2016
Program details:
Gain education and training in evidencebased counselling practices.
Develop skills to work with clients
affected by addictive behaviours and
mental health issues.
Includes 14-week practicum in
appropriate settings.
College/university athletic departments.
Addictions counsellor and case manager.
Professional sports teams and leagues.
Community education specialist.
Private/public sports facilities.
Employee assistance counsellor.
Sport and event partners, agencies and

media.
Mental health counsellor.
Sporting goods companies.

www.durhamcollege.ca/sbmt
ACTIVATION COORDINATION
IN GERONTOLOGY
Program details:
Learn how to design and deliver
meaningful therapeutic activity programs
for elders.
Apply a holistic activation approach in
programming.
Incorporate knowledge of physical,
mental and social effects of the aging
process.
Includes 14-week field placement
component.
Career sectors:
Community and senior citizen
centres.
Health and private clinics.
Long-term care and retirement facilities.
Private nursing homes.
Social service agencies.
www.durhamcollege.ca/acgr
Recovery and group home staff.
CRITICAL CARE NURSING

(E-LEARNING)

Intakes: September 2015 and January and
May 2016
Program details:
Access three learning components
including online/
e-learning coursework; simulation
practice course; and preceptored
experience in a critical care setting.
Study curriculum that meets or exceeds
provincial standards.
Includes 120-hour practicum component.
Graduates are qualified to work in a
critical care practice area.

www.durhamcollege.ca/cch
Wellness and withdrawal counsellor.

www.durhamcollege.ca/admh
COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERS
ASSISTANT
Program details:
Gain knowledge and skills to deliver a
wide range of communication services
to clients with speech, language and/or
hearing disorders.
Develop a variety of therapy methods
including articulation, audiology and
much more.
Includes two clinical field placements.
Audiology and hearing aid clinics.
Hospital, rehab and childrens treatment
centres.
Infant hearing screening programs.
Long-term care facilities.
Preschool and private speech and
language programs.
HEALTH & COMMUNITY SERVICES
SPORT BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
School boards and private schools.

www.durhamcollege.ca/cda
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ADVANCED LAW ENFORCEMENT

AND INVESTIGATIONS
Program details:
Gain advanced fitness training and
preparation for career-specific
fitness testing.
Focus on conflict management, media
communications and more.
Includes field placement component.
Career sectors:
Corporate or private security firms.
Investigation or security agencies.
Municipal, provincial or federal law
enforcement.
www.durhamcollege.ca/law
Career sectors:
Educational institutions.
Government administrative tribunals.

Program details:
JUSTICE & EMERGENCY SERVICES
Access to a unique, hybrid delivery

model that combines in-class and online
learning.
Develop advanced skills in electronic

research and information management.
Includes an applied research project
provides practical experience.
Program details:
Insurance and health-care industries.
Learn how to identify and assess the

needs of victims and provide strategies
for healing.
Law firms and justice-related areas.

www.durhamcollege.ca/madr
Focus on designing and delivering victim

service education.
PARALEGAL
Includes 112-hour field placement

component.

Program details:
Addictions and social/community

services.
Develop practical skill sets in a legal

setting.
Child/youth services/early childhood

education.
Criminology, law and advocacy.
Administrative tribunals in Ontario.

Immigration.
Provincial offences services.
www.durhamcollege.ca/lrim
MEDIATION ALTERNATIVE
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Program details:
Gain knowledge in dealing effectively with
conflict in various settings.
Acquire experience in conflict
identification, negotiations, family
mediation and much more.
Apply practical skills through Campus
Conflict Resolution Services.
YOUTH JUSTICE AND INTERVENTIONS
Summary conviction criminal offence

services.
Program details:
www.durhamcollege.ca/ctap
Focus on youth justice and intervention

programs.
PARAMEDIC ADVANCED CARE
Develop skills in behaviour modification,

crisis intervention, youth program design
and more.

Access to a hybrid delivery model that

combines in-class and practical learning.
Specialized libraries or information

centres (e.g. law office, college/university,
etc.).
www.durhamcollege.ca/vict

Government departments/agencies.
Not-for-profit organizations.
Nursing.
Small claims court litigations.
Program details:
Legal/corporate information providers/

publishers.
Career sectors:
Gain thorough knowledge of the law.
Career sectors:
Law firms.

Human resources departments.
Career sectors:
LEGAL RESEARCH AND

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
VICTIMOLOGY
Develop the critical decision-making

skills required for additional training and
certification in advanced monitoring and
diagnostic skills, patient management and
much more.

Career sectors:
Community agencies and programs.
Correctional Services Canada.
Federal/provincial/municipal police
services.
Intervention and prevention programs.
Includes clinical and field placement.
Provincial adult and youth correctional

facilities.
www.durhamcollege.ca/yci
Emergency medical response team

member.
Paramedic in Ontario system.
Technical assistant in medical centre/
emergency department.
Transfer service member.
www.durhamcollege.ca/padv
Program details:
WEB APPLICATIONS FOR

MOBILE COMPUTING
Study technical processes, business

models and concepts related to film
and TV.
Program details:
Produce a demo reel and work on

individual and collaborative projects.
Design and develop web services and

data-driven websites.
Create a Capstone project and develop

a professional portfolio.
Integrate gesture recognition in a

multi-touch interface environment.
Cinematographer.
E-commerce web developer.
Compositor/concept artist.
Internet programmer/site developer.
Director or producer.
Web app developer.
Modelling and lighting artist.
Web programmer/technician.
Motion graphic artist.

VFX artist.
www.durhamcollege.ca/vfxd
Learn how to create client-friendly content

management systems.
www.durhamcollege.ca/wamc

MEDIA, ART & DESIGN
VFX AND DIGITAL CINEMA
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Compressed fast-track programs are designed specifically for applicants with existing
academic credentials and present a unique opportunity to complete diploma requirements
in fewer semesters. Please review specific entrance requirements on individual program
web pages for the following programs.
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY (TWO SEMESTERS)
Program details:
Become familiar with and gain the skills

needed to install, test and maintain todays
advanced medical equipment.
Gain training and experience in handling,

analyzing, monitoring and processing
chemicals.
Access to opportunities for technical

practice including hands-on experience
and project-based learning.
Learn the computer simulation of

chemical processes combined with
hands-on procedures.
Includes four-month work placement

component.
Includes minimum 80-hour work

placement component (honours Bachelor
of Science (BSc) applicants may apply for
credit).
Biomedical engineering; dialysis;

engineering; medical engineering;
or medical technologist.
Field service or technical service
representative.
Installation; nephrology; or service
technician.
Develop an understanding of regulatory

affairs/ethical implications of the
biotechnology industry.
placement component (honours BSc
applicants may apply for credit).
Laboratory technician or technologist.
Microbiology analyst or technician.
Quality assurance lab analyst; technician;
lab support; or technologist.
Research technician.
Tissue processing specialist.
www.durhamcollege.ca/btyf
Study theory and gain hands-on technical

practice related to analog and digital
electronic circuits and systems, Internet
infrastructure and protocol, data
communications, telecommunication
systems, robotics and programmablelogic-controller-based controls.
Career sectors:
Automotive and parts manufacturing.
Information technology.
Chemical process or process

operator.
Military.
www.durhamcollege.ca/chmf
Gain essential skills in biochemistry,

cell biology, pharmaceuticals and
microbiological techniques.
Program details:
Industrial automation.
www.durhamcollege.ca/bmyf
Program details:

Chemical, laboratory or sample entry

technician or technologist.
Technical consultant.

ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY (FOUR CONSECUTIVE
SEMESTERS)
Inorganic, laboratory, quality or

research and development analyst.
BIOTECHNOLOGY ADVANCED
(TWO SEMESTERS)

Program details:
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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY (TWO SEMESTERS)
Medical equipment.
Power generation and distribution.
Public transit.
Robotics.
Telecommunications.
Transportation.
www.durhamcollege.ca/elyf
ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY
(TWO SEMESTERS)
Program details:
Focus on chemical and biological sciences
as they relate to environmental pollution.
Examine environmental regulations and
review their social and economic impact.
placement component (honours BSc
applicants may apply for credit).
Career sectors:
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
TECHNICIAN NON-DESTRUCTIVE
EVALUATION (TWO SEMESTERS)
PHARMACEUTICAL AND FOOD

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY (TWO
SEMESTERS)
Program details:
Program details:
Gain the skills and knowledge required

to inspect, examine and test modes of
transportation and large structures to
detect possible internal or external
defects without causing damage to their
future use or well-being.
Receive training in product

development, analysis of food and
processing operations.

Graduates will be prepared to take the

certification exams administered by the
Canadian General Standards Board.
Conservation authorities.
Energy generation and distribution.
Career sectors:
Environmental consulting firms.
Aerospace, automotive, railway or

shipping companies.
Environmental testing laboratories.

Municipalities.
Water treatment plants.
www.durhamcollege.ca/envf
LAW CLERK ADVANCED

(THREE SEMESTERS)
Defence and military.

Oil, gas and petrochemical companies.
Power generation and utilities.
Service and inspection companies.

Gain hands-on experience in methods and

instrumentation.
placement component (honours
BSc applicants may apply for credit).
Career sectors:
Manufacturing, administration, marketing
or sales in food, pharmaceutical or
cosmetic industries.
Quality control, research or
development laboratories.
www.durhamcollege.ca/phmf
www.durhamcollege.ca/ndef

Intake: May 2016
Extensive training in the theory

and practise of law and advanced
computer techniques.
Focus on traditional and specialized areas
of law.
Includes 140-hour field placement
component.
Please note: successful completion of a
Paralegal program accredited by the Law
Society of Upper Canada (since 2008) is
required for entrance into this program.
Corporate law, crown land patent, data
entry, land, real estate, family law, or
litigation law clerk.
Legal, patent or support assistant.
www.durhamcollege.ca/lcaf
Program details:
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OSHAWA CAMPUS:
Campus Library.
Integrated Manufacturing Centre.
Centre for Integrated Justice Studies.
Biotechnology and nursing labs.
Campus Recreation and Wellness Centre.
Dental clinic and labs.
Student Services building including the Recruitment and
Admission Services office; Registration and Records; Career
Services; the Financial Aid and Awards and Student Life offices;
and more.
PICKERING LEARNING SITE:

Operated in partnership with Centennial College.
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
Offers four DC graduate certificate programs in addition to

continuing education courses on evenings and weekends.
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Our Oshawa and Whitby campuses are located

in the heart of Durham Region, just 40 minutes
east of Toronto and our Pickering Learning Site
(PLS) is located 25 minutes east of the city, just
north of Highway 401.
All three locations offer access to sports,
entertainment, education and music and are
close to Canadas leading business and cultural
centre. Come to where you can ski, snowboard,
hike, walk, bike, windsurf, sail, fish and more
within 30 minutes of campus.
Of course if you prefer the indoors, you can
always visit one of the many shopping malls
and/or restaurants located in Durham Region or
check out one of the theatre or concert events
that happen on a regular basis.
WHITBY CAMPUS:
Award-winning Skills Training Centre, a leading facility in
preparing apprentices and skilled trades students for a wide range
of trades positions.
Recently completed a three-phase construction project that saw
$44 million invested in an expanded presence in Durham Region
designed to develop new programs and grow the skilled workforce
needed for our local communities to prosper.
Includes the 36,000-square-foot Centre for Food (CFF), which
opened in September 2013 and can accommodate approximately
900 students studying in culinary, hospitality, tourism, agriculture
and horticulture programs. The CFF offers:

B
istro 67, a full-service, green-certified teaching-inspired
restaurant and lounge.
P
antry, a retail food store featuring fresh-baked items, mealsto-go, preserved foods and ready-to-cook meals prepared
in-house.
A
lecture theatre equipped with a convection oven, gas
stove, induction stoves, deep fryer, griddle and grill as well as
overhead cameras and large-screen projection.
P
ublic-viewing kitchens equipped with the latest
culinary technology.
A greenhouse, vegetable gardens and fruit-bearing trees.
S
tate-of-the-art labs including a hotel living lab and food and
beverage pairing lab, classrooms and meeting spaces.
FINANCIAL AID AND AWARDS OFFICE
STUDENT ACADEMIC LEARNING SERVICES (SALS)
Before you crack open your first book, you have to figure out how
youre going to pay for it and everything else that goes along with
your education.
Making the leap from your previous school or returning to college

after a break can be a big adjustment but it doesnt have to be a
tough one. SALS offers peer tutoring, subject-specific support and
access to learning skills advisors. And dont forget about our quiet
study rooms located across campus to help you get that extra bit of
focus you need to finish that last assignment.
The Financial Aid and Awards office is here to help you with
money matters including budget counselling, on- and off-campus
employment and student grants/loans from the Ontario Student
Assistance Program. It also offers bursaries, scholarships and
emergency aid in case your funds get low.
E: financialaid@durhamcollege.ca
www.durhamcollege.ca/financialaid
RESIDENCE AND MEAL PLANS

After a long day of working hard in class, youll need a comfortable
place to unwind. Why not stay on campus in one of our fantastic
residences? And the best part is that your spot is guaranteed if you
meet the deadline for accepting your offer of admission!
E: housing@durhamcollege.ca
www.durhamrez.ca
E: sals@durhamcollege.ca
www.durhamcollege.ca/sals
ACCESS SUPPORT CENTRE (ASC)

Whether you have a physical, mental or learning disability that
challenges the way that you learn, the ASC can help you eliminate
these challenges by providing accommodations including access to
assistive technology, note takers, technical supports for writing tests
and much more. Take advantage of the centres services so that you
can take control of your education.
E: asc@durhamcollege.ca
www.durhamcollege.ca/asc
A successful student cant work on an empty stomach, which is

why DC offers a variety of meal plans to suit your appetite.
www.durhamcollege.ca/meal-plans
CAMPUS RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTRE (CRWC)

AND ATHLETICS
They say a healthy body leads to a healthy mind. If thats the case,
then the state-of-the-art CRWC should have you completing your
classwork in no time! In addition to five gyms, a 10,000-square-foot
fitness centre, squash courts and elevated indoor walking/jogging
track, you can hit the rink at the Campus Ice Centre or take to the
clay courts at the Campus Tennis Centre.
E: campusrecfacilities@durhamcollege.ca
www.campusrecreationcentre.com
If sports are a way of life for you, then check out the Durham Lords
varsity athletics programs including mens and womens basketball,
soccer, volleyball and golf, mens baseball and womens fastball. Go
Lords Go!
www.durhamlords.com
Whether youve twisted your ankle, have a case of the sniffles or

just need to talk to someone, the Campus Health Centre is available
to help you with a speedy recovery. Features include a medical
clinic with on-site doctors, nurses and counsellors, a full-service
pharmacy and a variety of other health services including massage
therapy and acupuncture.
E: healthcare@durhamcollege.ca
www.durhamcollege.ca/healthcentre
STUDENT LIFE
If youre looking for a way to become involved in the campus
community then the Student Life office can help set that plan in
motion. Whether you become the newest member of the DC Crew
or pitch in for a charitable campaign, the opportunities to make a
difference are endless.
E: studentlife@durhamcollege.ca
www.durhamcollege.ca/studentlife
SERVICE WITH A SMILE
CAMPUS HEALTH CENTRE
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STEP 1
Review your programs admission requirements
Each graduate certificate and compressed, fast-track program
has specific minimum educational requirements that you must
possess in order to apply. Please visit each programs web page
(listed in green in their description on pages 12 to 13) for current
admission requirements.
STEP 2
Check the application deadlines:
September-start programs: Sunday, February 1, 2015.
January-start programs: Friday, May 1, 2015.
May-start programs: Friday, January 1, 2016.
STEP 3
Go to the Ontario Colleges Application Service (OCAS) website
at www.ontariocolleges.ca and select your program(s).
Complete the application by following the steps identified on the
OCAS website.
STEP 4
Send any other required documents (as identified on the
programs web page) to the Strategic Enrolment Services office
at 2000 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, ON, L1H 7K4 by the
deadlines indicated above.
STEP 5
HOW TO APPLY
Once you have applied, you may check the status of your
application on the OCAS website or on the MyCampus portal.
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EXPERIENCE DC
E
PER
IEN
CE
At DC, the student experience comes first, a mission the college is

taking to heart with the Experience DC campaign!
Experience DC brings the college experience to you via an amazing
and unique group of students representing a wide cross-section
of programs, personal interests and personalities. They will each
offer a unique perspective of what a year in the life of a DC college
student is really like through a specially designed website, personal
interaction and other social media platforms including blogs,
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram.
Please visit the Experience DC website at
www.durhamcollege.ca/experience to meet this dynamic group and
share in their experiences this year.
VISIT US IN PERSON
To arrange a campus tour, please visit www.durhamcollege.ca/campustours or call 905.721.3000.
OPEN HOUSE EVENTS
Fall open house
Spring open house
OSHAWA AND WHITBY CAMPUSES AND PLS
OSHAWA AND WHITBY CAMPUSES AND PLS
Saturday, November 15, 2014

10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Saturday, March 21, 2015

10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Oshawa campus
Gordon Willey building
2000 Simcoe Street North
Oshawa campus
Gordon Willey building
2000 Simcoe Street North
Whitby campus
1610 Champlain Avenue
Whitby campus
1610 Champlain Avenue
PLS
1340 Pickering Parkway, Unit 102
PLS
1340 Pickering Parkway, Unit 102
IMPORTANT DATES
Representatives from all Durham College post-secondary programs at the Oshawa and Whitby campuses and Pickering Learning Site (PLS),
in conjunction with student support services representatives, will provide program information, demonstrations and campus tours.
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2015-2016 GRADUATE CERTIFICATE AND

Activation Coordination in Gerontology

Addictions and Mental Health

September 2015, January and

Pickering Learning Site

Advanced Law Enforcement and Investigations

Communicative Disorders Assistant

Critical Care Nursing (e-learning)

September 2015, January and

Human Resources Management

September 2015 and

Pickering Learning Site

International Business Management

Legal Research and Information Management

Mediation Alternative Dispute Resolution

Paramedic Advanced Care (hybrid delivery)

September 2015 and

September 2015 and

Sport Business Management

VFX and Digital Cinema

Pickering Learning Site

Pickering Learning Site

Information Systems Security Computers and

Web Applications for Mobile Computing

Biomedical Engineering Technology

Chemical Engineering Technology

Electronics Engineering Technology

Law Clerk Advanced

Mechanical Engineering Technician Non-Destructive

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE AND

Location, location, location 13

Learn how to implement appropriate

Network and systems security analyst.

Construction and engineering.

Corporate meeting or trade show planner.

Health care and community or

Conference, event or promotion

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Where: Oshawa campus

Catering and events sales.

BUSINESS, IT & MANAGEMENT

Where: Oshawa campus

Information security administrator.

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

Where: Pickering Learning Site

INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY

ADDICTIONS AND MENTAL HEALTH

College/university athletic departments.

Addictions counsellor and case manager.

Professional sports teams and leagues.

Community education specialist.

Private/public sports facilities.

Employee assistance counsellor.

Sport and event partners, agencies and

Mental health counsellor.

Sporting goods companies.

Recovery and group home staff.

CRITICAL CARE NURSING

Where: Oshawa campus

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Where: Oshawa campus

Wellness and withdrawal counsellor.

Learn how to implement appropriate

Network and systems security analyst.

Construction and engineering.

Health care and community or

Conference, event or promotion

Information security administrator.

College/university athletic departments.

Addictions counsellor and case manager.

Professional sports teams and leagues.

Community education specialist.

Private/public sports facilities.

Employee assistance counsellor.

Sport and event partners, agencies and

Mental health counsellor.

Sporting goods companies.

Recovery and group home staff.

Wellness and withdrawal counsellor.

School boards and private schools.

Access to a unique, hybrid delivery

Develop advanced skills in electronic

Insurance and health-care industries.

Learn how to identify and assess the

Law firms and justice-related areas.

Focus on designing and delivering victim

Includes 112-hour field placement

Addictions and social/community

Develop practical skill sets in a legal

Child/youth services/early childhood

Includes field placement component.

Criminology, law and advocacy.

Administrative tribunals in Ontario.

Summary conviction criminal offence

Focus on youth justice and intervention

Develop skills in behaviour modification,

Access to a hybrid delivery model that

Specialized libraries or information

Small claims court litigations.

Legal/corporate information providers/

Gain thorough knowledge of the law.

Human resources departments.

Develop the critical decision-making

Includes field placement component.

Includes clinical and field placement.

Provincial adult and youth correctional

Emergency medical response team

Study technical processes, business

Produce a demo reel and work on

Design and develop web services and

Create a Capstone project and develop

Integrate gesture recognition in a

E-commerce web developer.

Internet programmer/site developer.

Web app developer.

Modelling and lighting artist.

Motion graphic artist.

Learn how to create client-friendly content

Become familiar with and gain the skills

Gain training and experience in handling,

Access to opportunities for technical

Learn the computer simulation of

Includes four-month work placement

Includes minimum 80-hour work

Biomedical engineering; dialysis;

Develop an understanding of regulatory

Study theory and gain hands-on technical

Chemical process or process

Gain essential skills in biochemistry,