Graduate Certification Viewbook 2024-2025

2024 – 2025 

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE 

AND FAST-TRACK PROGRAMS

LAND 

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 

Centennial College is proud to be part of a rich history of education in this 

province and in this city. We acknowledge that we are on the treaty lands 

and territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. We pay tribute to 

their legacy, and the legacy of all First Peoples of Canada, as we strengthen 

ties with the communities we serve and build the future through learning 

and through our graduates. 

Today, the traditional meeting place of Toronto is still home to many 

Indigenous Peoples from across Turtle Island. We are grateful to have the 

opportunity to work in the communities that have grown in the treaty lands 

of the Mississaugas. We acknowledge that we are all treaty people and 

accept our responsibility to honour all our relations. 

Reasonable efforts will be made to adhere to the details in this calendar. The policies and procedures were those in effect at the time of publication. 

The provisions of this calendar are not to be regarded as an irrevocable offer by Centennial College to the student. Centennial College reserves 

the right to make changes without prior notice affecting but not limited to areas such as admission procedures, tuition, other fees, courses 

of instruction, program location, programs of study, and general regulations. Centennial College will not be liable for any loss or damage incurred by 

the student as a result of such changes.

WHAT'S INSIDE 

Get ready to lead 2 

Credential types 

and study options 4 

Get ready to level up 6 

How to pay for college 8 

Student services 10 

Pathways 12 

Apprenticeships 13 

Admission requirements 14 

Programs 15 

How to apply 94 

Index 96 

Graduate Certificate and Fast-track Programs 2024/2025 1

To LEAD 

Don’t just get an education. 

Our world today is more competitive than ever. It’s not 

enough to just check a box, pass a class, get a credential. 

You have to be ready to compete by meeting and 

exceeding labour market needs. . 

Immerse yourself in a school that’s all about getting you 

ready with technical and professional skills for the future 

of work. 

With Centennial’s industry-aligned programs, you’ll 

develop the right skill set to break into — and advance in 

— your field. Plus, the life competencies you need to stand 

out and seize every opportunity that comes your way. 

So, don’t just get an education. Get an opportunity to 

speak your mind. Get a seat at the table. Because there’s 

a big difference between being simply ready to work and 

being ready to build a life that works for you. 

GET READY. 

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Graduate Certificate and Fast-track Programs 2024/2025

ONTARIO’S FIRST COMMUNITY COLLEGE | 

250 FULL-TIME PROGRAM OFFERINGS | 

MORE THAN 50 FULL-TIME ONLINE PROGRAMS 

| MORE THAN 1,000 PATHWAYS TO 

FURTHER EDUCATION | #1 COLLEGE FOR 

GRADUATE SATISFACTION IN THE GREATER 

TORONTO AREA* | EMPLOYERS (91.6%) 

ARE SATISFIED WITH OUR GRADUATES** | 

OVER 200,000 PROUD ALUMNI AROUND THE 

WORLD | MORE THAN 1,500 INDUSTRY- 

LEADING PARTNERS WHO SHAPE OUR 

CURRICULUM | HANDS-ON LEARNING IN 

OUR LABORATORIES MIRRORS THE REAL 

WORLD | OPPORTUNITIES TO WORK 

WITH CANADA’S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 

CORPORATE PLAYERS, INCLUDING 

GOOGLE AND PROCTER & GAMBLE 

CANADA | 24 STUDENT WINNERS AND THE 

5 TH CONSECUTIVE COLLEGE OF DISTINCTION 

AWARD AT THE 2023 SKILLS ONTARIO 

COMPETITION | CUTTING-EDGE FACILITIES 

SUCH AS THE NEW 18,000 SQ. FT. 

PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE, A PURPOSE- 

BUILT INTEGRATED PRACTICE AND 

LEARNING SPACE | PARTNERSHIPS WITH 

120 INSTITUTIONS ACROSS 28 COUNTRIES 

*Based on the 2021/2022 Key Performance Indicator (KPI) survey results. 

**Based on Ontario's KPI survey results over the past three years. 


CREDENTIAL TYPES AND STUDY OPTIONS 

To Learn 

With over 400 full- and part-time diploma, degree, 

and certificate programs plus micro-credentials, 

Centennial’s got you covered for every stage of your 

life and career. For added flexibility, many of our 

full-time programs are also delivered entirely online 

in an interactive digital learning environment. 

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CREDENTIAL TYPES AND STUDY OPTIONS 

ARTICULATION AGREEMENTS 

Take advantage of Centennial College’s articulation 

agreements with universities and other colleges to 

gain further education. These agreements qualify 

graduates who have achieved the prerequisite 

grade requirements to apply for degree and 

diploma programs. 

PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT 

AND RECOGNITION 

Commonly known as PLAR, this process is an 

opportunity to gain credit for formal, non-formal, 

and/or informal learning. You’ll identify, describe, 

and demonstrate past learning you obtained 

through study, work experiences, and life. 

CREDIT TRANSFER 

This term refers to getting credit for courses you 

completed at one institution, or in one program, 

when switching to another. So, you can be awarded 

credit(s) at Centennial for courses you previously 

completed at a recognized post-secondary 

institution. 

GRADUATE CERTIFICATES 

These programs build on your previous post-secondary 

studies and experience while offering practical learning 

and internship opportunities. Centennial learners who 

choose this option effectively level up their career 

prospects with technical, professional, and essential 

skills. 

MICRO-CREDENTIALS 

Short in duration, these concise mostly-online learning 

experiences are flexible, modern, and focused on 

industry needs and the future of work. 

FAST-TRACK PROGRAMS 

Qualified degree or diploma holders from other 

post-secondary institutions may be eligible for 

advanced standing that fast-tracks their Centennial 

education. Complete a two-year diploma in one year 

or a three-year advanced diploma in two years. 


To LEveL Up 

Our new suite of micro-credentials is the most efficient way 

to develop in-demand skills to propel your career. Short in 

duration, these concise learning experiences are flexible, 

modern, quality-assured, and focused on industry needs and 

the future of work. 

Advanced Hydraulics 

Advanced Hydraulics (MC 3) 

Advanced Manufacturing and Automation – Pre-Training 

Advanced Manufacturing Automation ‒ Pre-Operator Level 1 

Applied Digital Graphics 

Automation and Industry 4.0 

Automation and Industry 4.0 (STREAM B) 

Cannabis Cultivation at Home 

Complex Care in Community Services Certificate 

Culinary – Back to Basics 

Cybersecurity Governance 

Data Fluency for Communicators 

Digital Retail Specialist 

Film and Television Production Accounting Basic Skills 

Film and Television Production Grip and Lighting 

Film and Television Production Management Basic Skills 

Fire Alarm System – Overview 

Fire Alarm Systems – Application 

Game Prototyping 

Healthcare Environmental Services Skills (HESS) 

Homeless Shelter Worker Certificate 

Hospitality and Tourism: Back to Business 

Hydraulic Fundamentals 

Hydraulic Fundamentals (MC1) 

Level 1, SAP Essentials 

Manufacturing and Production 

Manufacturing and Production (STREAM A) 

Medical Esthetic Laser Practitioner (MELP) 

Manufacturing and Production 

Pneumatic Fundamentals 

Pneumatic Fundamentals (MC2) 

Practical Communications Skills 

Professional Communication within a Health Care Context 1 (ESL) 

Quality Control 

Quality Control (STREAM C) 

Smartphone Video Production 

Software Quality Assurance and Testing 

Virtual Office Administration 

Get all the program details at centennialcollege.ca/micro-credentials. 

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FIND YOUR COMMUNITY 

MEET A CENTENNIAL STUDENT 

EMILY'S 

EXPERIENCES 

Why did you decide to come back to school? 

“When I finished my diploma for Environmental 

Technician, I wasn't quite clear on what I was going to do. 

I heard great things about Event Management, and it 

was a one-year program, so it was perfect for me.” 

How did Event Management give you practical 

experience? 

“This program is really good with practical stuff. 

Specifically in my second semester, we did a lot of 

hands-on things. For example, in our Creativity and 

Innovation course, we did centrepieces, virtual planning 

of floor plans, and stuff like that.” 

What was your favourite part of the program? 

“My favourite part was definitely my Site Logistics course. 

[It was helpful] just getting to go to the venues and 

actually seeing the professionals doing their work, 

and [learning] how venues work.” 

Emily Cullen 

Student 

Event Management 

How did Event Management prepare you for 

your career? 

“We do pretty much everything that's realistic to planning 

an event and managing an event. So, we would do specific 

forms that are required for pre-event and post-event. We 

were also required to create a career portfolio, to keep all 

of our documents in one place, and to show employers 

what we've already done.” 

What did you think of the faculty? 

“The professors in this program are super knowledgeable, 

and they're willing to help you pursue a career in events. 

All of them have jobs working in events, so they know 

exactly what they're talking about.” 


HOW TO PAY FOR COLLEGE 

To InvesT In 

Your FuTure 

Going to college is one of the best choices 

you can make. It is an investment in yourself 

and in your potential. 

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HOW TO PAY FOR COLLEGE 

CONSIDER THIS 

APPROXIMATE 

EXPENSES 

COLLEGE 

PER YEAR 

Tuition and Fees: $3,870 

Books and Equipment: $2,151 

TOTAL: $6,021* 

*Costs based on an average tuition for two semesters in 

2022/2023 for a program at Centennial (not including applied 

degree, post diploma, or BScN programs). Estimates do not include 

personal expenses such as meals, entertainment, transportation, 

parking, child care costs, etc. 

ONTARIO STUDENT ASSISTANCE 

PROGRAM (OSAP) 

This financial aid program offers funding through 

grants (money you don’t have to pay back) and 

student loans (money you need to repay once 

you finish school). 

ontario.ca/osap 

SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES 

(FREE MONEY!) 

Each year, Centennial provides over $6 million 

in scholarships and bursaries that are funded, 

in part, by local employers, organizations, and 

private donors. 

STUDENT ACCESS GUARANTEE 

(MORE FREE MONEY!) 

Centennial partners with the government to 

provide additional financial support, if you have 

been assessed for OSAP and your tuition and 

book costs exceed OSAP’s allowable maximums. 

Learn more about financing your education at 

centennialcollege.ca/financial-aid. Student Financial Services 

staff will guide your through finding financial assistance. 


STUDENT SERVICES 

To Belong 

Centennial takes a 360-degree approach to ensure you 

are fully empowered throughout your college journey. 

ACCESSIBLE LEARNING 

Do you have a learning disability; medical or mental 

health condition; or visual, hearing, or mobility 

impairment? If you have documented disabilities, 

the Centre for Accessible Learning and Counselling 

Services (CALCS) provides accommodations. 

MORE THAN BOOKS 

At our Libraries and Learning Centres you can: 

use our computers or borrow computing devices; 

experiment with 3D printing services; access our 

drop-in centres; and book appointments for tutoring 

support. 

TUTORING 

We offer free one-on-one and small group peer 

tutoring sessions if you are having trouble with 

a specific course or are looking to improve your 

English comprehension and communication skills. 

CAREER SERVICES 

From your first day of classes to two years after 

you graduate, you have access to Career Services. 

We provide everything from career planning to job 

search assistance, interview preparation, and more. 

CENTENNIAL COLLEGE STUDENT 

ASSOCIATION INC. (CCSAI) 

Run by students, this Association offers beneficial 

services during your time at Centennial that include 

a health and dental plan, free legal advice, student 

advocacy, and more. 

CLUBS AND INCLUSIVITY SUPPORTS 

Are you interested in meeting like-minded people? 

Want to learn something new? Looking for a social 

group? Student clubs available through CCSAI cover 

many interests. For example, the Black Student 

Collective provides Black students with support and 

opportunities for empowerment. The 2SLGBTQQIA+ 

Social Club creates a safe space for students who 

identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, or queer 

as well as those who are questioning or exploring their 

sexual orientation or gender identity. 

FITNESS AND ATHLETICS 

Get your heart pumping at our on-campus Fitness 

Centres, where you’ll find everything from equipment 

and workout facilities to classes and personal training. 

Interested in team sports? Join a recreational group or 

play for the Centennial COLTS on one of our competitive 

varsity teams. 

LEADERSHIP PASSPORT 

Gain a co-curricular credential that recognizes your 

leadership development. Complete each of the four 

associated journeys (Leadership Explorer, Leadership 

in Action, Leadership for Change, and Leadership for 

Success) to earn a Distinction in Leadership Certificate 

on your academic transcript. 

HEADSTART 

Once you're accepted, participate in headSTART. A 

pre-arrival program, this series of online modules, 

webinars, and an email newsletter prepares you for a 

successful transition into your first week of classes. 

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WILFREDO'S 

EXPERIENCES 

What did you do before Centennial? 

“Before I came here, I did a degree in electrical engineering 

in the Philippines. Afterwards, I started to work as a design 

engineer involved in oil and gas plant projects. Then after 

a few years, I decided to try my hand in the residential 

construction industry as a site coordinator.” 

Why did you decide to go back to school? 

“To further advance my career in more of a project manager 

role, I decided to take this program. The curriculum, I 

noticed, takes on hard skills and construction concepts that 

I did not have any formal training in.” 

What kind of skills did you gain? 

“I upgraded my soft skills through courses like Project 

Leadership, which is very important if you're in the 

construction business, and Development and Construction 

Economics, so I got the financial side of it. There are 

also courses like courses like HR Management and Risk 

Management, which to be honest, I had no idea about 

before. On the other hand, topics such as quantity surveying, 

procurement management, construction scheduling, and 

sustainable practices reformed the concepts that I knew 

through work experience.” 

Wilfredo Jr. Dela Cruz 

Graduate 

Construction Project 

Management 

Why was group work important? 

“During the program, I always aimed to work with different 

sets of people on every project or coursework that we had. 

I think the sharing of ideas with people from different 

cultural backgrounds gave me a different perspective 

on how to tackle a problem.” 

What was the biggest benefit of the program? 

“It is an investment for me that will open possibilities 

for professional development in this field that will benefit 

both my short- and long-term professional goals. Whatever 

experience level you have, this program will prepare you.” 


PATHWAYS 

To Succeed 

Centennial Advising and Pathways Services (CAPS) 

is your source for personal and academic advice, 

pathways to success, and more. 

SUCCESS ADVISORS 

Each academic school within Centennial 

has Success Advisors who answer academic 

questions, help current students to set 

academic goals, and assist with connecting you 

to faculty. 

PATHWAY ADVISORS 

Future students can look to Pathway Advisors 

for guidance on selecting a program, applying, 

and transitioning to college. They can also help 

you to find the most effective pathways if you 

have previous credits or prior learning or if you 

are interested in further education after you 

complete your Centennial credential. 

SPECIALIST ADVISORS 

Looking for specific advice or guidance? 

Specialist Advisors connect you with the 

appropriate services for everything from 

international and Indigenous student needs to 

accessibility requirements. 

PERSONAL COUNSELLORS 

If you find yourself going through personal 

troubles, these Counsellors are available to 

support you. 

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APPRENTICESHIPS 

To BE Hands-On 

Learn by doing with our apprenticeship programs, which combine 

on-the-job training and related in-class studies. Apprenticeships 

certify you as a skilled professional in various industries. 

COMMUNITY AND HEALTH STUDIES 

Child and Youth Worker 

ENGINERRING TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED SCIENCE 

Electrician, Construction Maintenance 

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Systems Mechanic 

TRANSPORTATION 

Auto Body and Collision Damage Repairer 

Automotive Service Technician 

Heavy Duty Equipment Technician 

Motorcycle Technician – Apprenticeship Training 

Parts Technician 

Powered Lift Truck Technician 

Truck and Coach Technician 

Truck-Trailer Service Technician 

A NOTE ON APPRENTICESHIPS: 

You cannot apply directly to Centennial for admission to a traditional apprenticeship. 

You must first be currently employed as an apprentice. For more information on 

traditional apprenticeships, visit centennialcollege.ca/traditional-apprenticeships. 


ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS 

GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS 

ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY 

All instruction at Centennial is in English. 

All applicants must demonstrate an acceptable 

level of English language proficiency to be 

considered for admission. 

See more details at 

centennialcollege.ca/english-proficiency 

CO-OP EDUCATION ADMISSIONS 

To participate in co-op, register in a full-time co-opeligible 

program and complete an application process. 

If you academically qualify, you may be admitted to 

the co-op program. 

Find information about co-op at 

centennialcollege.ca/applying-to-co-op 

TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS 

To support your learning, many programs use flexible 

teaching models, including online, in-person, or a 

combination of these. Some programs require access 

to a computing device that meets minimum hardware 

requirements. Please check the program page on our 

website for complete specifications. 

WAITING LISTS 

A program waiting list is created when the number 

of eligible applicants exceeds the number of 

available spots in a program. If additional space 

becomes available, additional offers are sent to 

the next highest qualified applicants on the waiting 

list, based on an average of the required subjects. 

COMPETITIVE PROGRAMS 

For some programs, Centennial receives more 

qualified applicants than available seats. Minimum 

admission requirements do not guarantee a seat 

in these programs, which often have additional 

selection requirements. If you are applying to a 

highly competitive program, you must submit 

your application before February 1 to be equally 

considered among all other applicants. 

Read details on review procedures at 

centennialcollege.ca/offers-of-admission 

ADMISSION DECISION 

REVIEW PROCEDURES 

An applicant may appeal, in writing, to the 

Registrar for an explanation and review of a 

non-acceptance decision. The appeal must be 

made within 30 business days of the date of 

the College’s written decision. 

Find full admission decision review process details at 

centennialcollege.ca/admission-review 


GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS 

BUSINESS 


Alcoholic Beverages Management ‒ 2885 

Business Analytics and Insights ‒ 2868 

Business Analytics and Insights – Canadian Context ‒ 2867 

Financial Planning ‒ 2843 

Global Business Management ‒ 2880/2883/2884 (In-person) 

2380 (Online) 

Human Resources Management ‒ 2860 (In-person) 

2360 (Online) 

Insurance Management ‒ 2890 

International Business Management ‒ 2859 (In-person) 

2359 (Online) 

International Development ‒ 2895 

Marketing – Corporate Account Management ‒ 2846 (In-person) 

2046 (Online) 

Marketing – Digital Engagement Strategy ‒ 2849 

Marketing Management ‒ 2825 (In-person) 2335 (Online) 

Marketing – Research and Analytics ‒ 2845 

Paralegal ‒ 2870 

Project Management ‒ 2328 

Project Management – Organizational Strategy ‒ 2528 

Strategic Management - 2841 

Strategic Management – Accounting Specialization ‒ 

2844 (In-person) 2344 (Online) 

Supply Chain Management – Logistics ‒ 2862 

FAST-TRACK 

Business Administration – Accounting ‒ 2435 

centennialcollege.ca/graduate-certificates 



PROGRAM DETAILS CREDENTIAL CAMPUS INTAKE 

Alcoholic Beverages Management 

2885 

Ontario College 


Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Progress 

Canada’s $40-billion wine, beer, and spirits industry needs savvy business people who understand 

best sector-specific business practices. Through courses taught by industry experts (Monday to 

Wednesday for learning flexibility), you gain practical experience and insight into how the business 

of alcoholic beverages is managed. The program explores topics such as category and supply 

chain management, accounting, and marketing. There is also a key focus on the global regulatory 

framework and corporate social responsibility. The well-rounded skills you gain will ensure you get 

ready to succeed in your career and life. 

Notes: 

Optional Co-op 

CAREER OUTLOOK 

Product and category manager / Buyer / Key account manager 


• Degree or a three-year college diploma in any discipline 

• English language proficiency 

1. We will consider applicants who have a two-year college diploma or a partial university degree (75 per cent complete), 

and who have a minimum of two years’ work experience relevant to the program (transcript and resumé review required). 

2. Additional requirements apply to participate in co-op. Visit the program page on our website for details. 

3. The official Ministry name for this program is Advanced Business Management – Alcoholic Beverages.Graduates of this 

program receive an Ontario College Graduate Certificate in Advanced Business Management ‒ Alcoholic Beverages. 

centennialcollege.ca/2885 

Fall 

PROGRAM OUTLINE 

SEMESTER 1 

BMAB-700 

BMAB-710 

BMAB-711 

BMAB-712 

BUSN-702 

MKTG-716 

MKTG-718 

SEMESTER 2 

BMAB-720 

BMAB-721 

BMAB-722 

BMAB-723 

ENTP-700 

MGMT-704 

MKTG-725 

Semester Notes: 

Fundamentals of Alcoholic 

Beverages 

Supply Chain Management 

Management Accounting for 

the Alcohol Industry 

Global Regulatory Environment 

and CSR 

Co-op/Employment 

Preparedness 

Marketing 

Customer Insights and Analytics 

Sales Management for 

Alcohol Beverages 

Category Management 

Strategic Business 

Planning - Capstone 

Marketing Alcoholic Beverages 

Innovation and Change 

Management 

Management and Leadership 

Omni-channel Retailing 

1. To graduate, a program GPA of 2.0 (C grade) or higher 

is required. 

2. This program has a co-op option (#2886). 

WATCH PROGRAM VIDEO 

16 Graduate Certificate and Fast-track Programs 2024/2025 

For questions about our programs, contact myfuture@centennialcollege.ca



Business Analytics and Insights 

2868 



Certificate 

1 year/3 

semesters 

Progress 

Canadian labour market information predicts an increased demand for data analytics professionals 

in the near future. Through this program, become an expert at the intersection where statistical 

analysis and business insights meet. Use industry-leading tools and techniques to gain expertise in 

the analysis of big data, statistical and predictive modelling, data management, visualization, and 

data storytelling. Then, further set yourself up for professional and personal success by learning to 

solve multifaceted business problems and to effectively transform complex data into compelling 

consumer insights, applicable to any industry or field. 


Analytics and insights consultant / Business intelligence analyst / Data analyst 


• Degree or a three-year college diploma in any discipline with a minimum 3.0 GPA 

• Post-secondary-level course in statistics 


• Program admission session (visit the program page on our website for details) 

Note: We will consider applicants who have a two-year college diploma or a partial university degree (75 per cent complete), and 

who have a minimum of two years’ work experience relevant to the program discipline (transcript and resumé review required). 


Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

BA-700 

BA-701 

BA-702 

BA-703 

BA-704 

BA-705 

BA-706 

Data Acquisition and 

Management 1 

Analytic Lifecycle Management 

Project Management Skills for 

Business Analysis 

Confounding and Bias 

Foundations of Python 

Programming 

Analytic Software Applications 

Applied Analytic Modelling 

Semester Note: Semesters are 14-week semesters broken 

down into two 7-week blocks. 

SEMESTER 2 

BA-710 Data Acquisition and 

Management 2 

BA-711 Quantitative Methods 1 

BA-712 Operations and Supply Chain 

Analytics 

BA-713 Machine Learning and AI 

BA-714 Digital Marketing Analytics 

BA-715 Analyst Career Portfolio 

MGMT-702 Crafting and Executing Strategy 



SEMESTER 3 

BA-720 Analytic Insights 


BA-722 Financial Analytics 

BA-723 Business Analytics Capstone 







Business Analytics and Insights – 

Canadian Context 

2867 



Certificate 

2 years/4 

semesters 

Progress 

Summer 

Place yourself at the intersection where Canadian statistical analysis and business insights meet. 

Using industry-leading tools and techniques, gain expertise in the analysis of big data, statistical 

and predictive modelling, data management, visualization, and data storytelling. Also learn to solve 

multifaceted business problems and to effectively transform complex data into compelling Canadian 

consumer insights, applicable to any industry or field. The offering’s structure is designed to support 

students transitioning into the Canadian business environment — setting you up for professional and 

personal success. 


Analytics and insights consultant / Business analyst / Data analyst 


• Degree or a three-year college diploma in any discipline with a minimum 3.0 GPA 



Note: We will consider applicants who have a two-year college diploma or a partial university degree (75 per cent complete), 




SEMESTER 1 

BUSN-702 Co-op/Employment 

Preparedness 

BUSN-732 Business Communications 1 

BUSN-734 Canadian Business Environment 

COMP-701 Introduction to Computer 

Applications 

MKTG-748 Statistics for Marketing Research 

SEMESTER 2 

BA-700 

BA-701 

BA-702 

BA-703 

BA-704 

BA-705 

BA-706 

Data Acquisition and 

Management 1 

Analytic Lifecycle Management 

Project Management Skills for 

Business Analysis 

Confounding and Bias 

Foundations of Python 

Programming 

Analytic Software Applications 

Applied Analytic Modelling 

Semester Note: Semesters 2, 3, and 4 are 14-week 

semesters broken down into two 7-week blocks. 

SEMESTER 3 

BA-710 Data Acquisition and 

Management 2 


BA-712 Operations and Supply Chain 

Analytics 

BA-713 Machine Learning and AI 

BA-714 Digital Marketing Analytics 

BA-715 Analyst Career Portfolio 




SEMESTER 4 

BA-720 Analytic Insights 


BA-722 Financial Analytics 

BA-723 Business Analytics Capstone 







Financial Planning 

2843 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

Planning is essential — especially when it comes to our finances. It is no wonder then that the 

Canadian government projects stability in this sector. With recognition of your previous postsecondary 

education, prepare to enter this relevant field after just two semesters. In small classes 

led by professionals, training balances theory and hands-on application for an interactive learning 

experience that helps you get ready to made an immediate impact. Financial Planning also provides 

you with a pathway to the Canadian Securities Course (CSC) credential and most of the educational 

requirements to challenge the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) exam. 


Certified financial planner / Financial analyst / Investment advisor 


• Degree or a three-year college diploma in a business-related discipline 

(marketing, economics, etc.) 

• An assessment of numeracy skills may be requested 





SEMESTER 1 

FINA-702 Retirement Financial Planning 

FINA-703 Corporate Credit Management 

FINA-705 Tax Planning for Financial 

Planners 

FINA-707 Life License Qualification Program 

FINA-708 Behavioural Finance 

FINA-739 CSC Preparation 1 

SEMESTER 2 

FINA-701 Risk Management and 

Estate Planning 

FINA-704 Financial Planning Capstone 

FINA-706 Financial Services Sales 

and Negotiation 

FINA-709 Ethics, Conduct and Practices 

FINA-710 Fintech, Innovation, and 

Entrepreneurship for Financial Planners 

FINA-749 CSC Preparation 2 


1. To graduate, a program GPA of 2.0 (C grade) or higher is required. 

2. Students are required to complete FINA-739 and 

FINA-749 (CSC prep courses). Additional industry-specific fees 

apply, and the approximate cost is $500 per course. 






Global Business Management 

2880/2883/2884 



Certificate 

2 years/4 

semesters 

Progress Fall (2880), 

Winter 

(2883), 

Summer 

(2884) 

Pair your global mindset with a business career. Our unique blend of management and international 

concepts trains you to effectively lead in the borderless business environment. Beyond gaining a 

foundation in core business topics, learn specialized global business concepts such as international 

practices in business law, entrepreneurship and innovation, business research and analysis, 

marketing, sales and negotiation, finance and banking, corporate social responsibility, and 

international development. Case analysis, project-based learning, and interactive discussions 

help to cultivate critical thinking and analytical skills for an increasingly complex global business 

environment — and for the world at large. 

Note: Once you successfully complete the program, you may be eligible for the Certified International Trade Professional (CITP) 

designation and for the Canadian International Freight Forwarding Association (CIFFA) certificate. You will also be exempted from 

the academic requirements for the Certified in Management (CIM) designation. For more, visit the organizations’ websites. 


Logistics or transportation manager / Foreign investment analyst / 

Corporate social responsibility manager 










SEMESTER 1 

ACCT-701 Accounting for Managerial 

Decision Making 


ECON-701 Economic Analysis for Managers 

INTL-711 Innovation, Entrepreneurship, 

and Economic Development 

MGMT-701 Information Systems for 

Business Management 

OMGT-701 Operations Management for 

Products and Services 

SEMESTER 2 

ACCT-702 Financial Management 


Preparedness 


HRPD-701 Human Resources Management 

in Canada 

INTL-704 Global Logistics 

INTL-725 Research Methods for Trade 

and Development 

MKTG-716 Marketing 

SEMESTER 3 

HRPD-702 

INTL-702 

INTL-703 

INTL-729 

MGMT-703 

MKTG-732 

PMGT-701 

SEMESTER 4 

INTL-705 

INTL-706 

INTL-710 

INTL-727 

INTL-728 

INTL-730 

MGMT-704 

Contemporary Organizational 

Behaviour 

International Banking 

and Finance 

Geopolitics of Trade 


Principles of Freight Forwarding 

Ethics and Stakeholder 

Management 

International Marketing 

Fundamentals of Project 

Management 

International Business Law 

Global Business Strategy 

Corporate Social Responsibility 

and International Development 

International Sales 

and Negotiation 

Developing an International 

Business Plan 

Professional Networking in 

Global Business 

Management and Leadership 

Semester Note: To graduate, a program GPA of 2.0 (C grade) 

or higher is required. 





Human Resources Management 

2860/2360 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Progress 

(2860), 

Online 

(2360) 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

(2860); 

Fall, Winter 

(2360) 

Centennial College’s unique approach to human resources (HR) management incorporates current 

trends in HR, the affirmation of diversity and human rights, and the promotion of positive union and 

management relations — transferrable across any industry or organization. Through either online or 

in-person delivery, develop expertise in all major areas of human resources such as: human resource 

planning, recruitment, selection, orientation, employee training and development, occupational 

health and safety, compensation and benefits, employee relations, labour relations, management 

accounting, and human resource management systems. Courses use case studies, simulations, and 

project-based learning to help prepare you for real workplace situations. 

Program Accreditation 

Our courses are accredited by the Human Resource Professionals Association (HRPA). 

Notes: 



Human resources administrator / Recruiter / Labour relations specialist 


• Degree or a three-year diploma in any discipline from a recognized institution 


1. We will consider applicants who have a two-year college diploma or partial (minimum 75 per cent) university degree 

completion, and who have a minimum of two years’ work experience relevant to the program (transcript and resumé 

review required). 

2. This program is not open to graduates of the three-year Business Administration - Human Resources Ontario College Advanced 

Diploma program. 





SEMESTER 1 

BUSN-702 

HRPD-701 

HRPD-702 

HRPD-703 

HRPD-704 

HRPD-706 

SEMESTER 2 

HRPD-705 

HRPD-707 

HRPD-708 

HRPD-709 

HRPD-710 

HRPD-712 

HRPD-713 


Preparedness 


in Canada 


Behaviour 

Management Accounting 

for Human Resources 

Staffing Organizations 

Labour and Employment Law 

Strategic Compensation 

Employee Health and Safety 

Training and Development 

Industrial Relations 

Alternative Dispute Resolution 

Human Resources Strategy 

Advanced HRMS 

Program and Professional Association Notes: 

1. Minimum program requirements to graduate with an 

Ontario College Graduate Certificate include successful 

completion of all courses with an overall GPA of 2.0 

(60 per cent, C) or greater. 


3. Courses required to satisfy HRPA academic requirements, 

as of Winter 2021: HRPD701, HRPD702, HRPD703, 

HRPD704, HRPD705, HRPD707, HRPD708, HRPD709, 

HRPD712. 

4. Minimum grade requirements to be eligible to write HRPA 

accreditation exams (CKE1 for CHRP designation; CKE2 

for CHRL designation) include an overall GPA 3.0 (70 per 

cent, B) or better, with no less than GPA 2.5 (65 per cent, 

C+) in any of these required courses. 

In addition to being a HRPA member in good standing, the 

CHRP designation also has the following requirements: 

• Successful completion of a required HR curriculum at 

the certificate or diploma level 

• Successful completion of the Comprehensive 

Knowledge Exam 1 (CKE 1) 

• Successful completion of the application-based 

knowledge exam for workplace and employment law 

(CHRP Employment Law Exam) 

• Successful completion of the Job Ready program 

Those who enter the program holding a degree recognized 

by the HRPA should strongly consider pursuing the CHRL 

designation. Requirements for the CHRL designation include: 

• Successful completion of a required HR curriculum 

• Successful completion of the Comprehensive 

Knowledge Exam 2 (CKE2) 

• Successful completion of a degree awarded by an 

accredited academic institution 

• Successful completion of three years of professionallevel 

experience in human resources 

• Successful completion of the CHRL Employment Law 

Exam – Jurisprudence 2 

• Successful completion of the Professional Program 

• Successful completion of the Final Performance Exam 

Students are responsible for ensuring they are aware of 

all Program, Professional Association, and Certification 

requirements. Further information and updates to these 

requirements, and other policies and processes regarding 

professional association, can be found on the HRPA website 

(hrpa.ca) and the HRPA Designations webpage 

(hrpa.ca/designations). 





Insurance Management 

2890 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Progress 

The Insurance Institute of Canada (IIC) predicts that more than one in four insurance industry 

professionals will retire by 2027. Prepare to fill vacancies — and to lead — in various areas of 

insurance by learning to perform necessary functions. This includes: explaining personal and 

commercial aspects of insurance; and defining and explaining the importance of property, auto, 

crime, and liability insurance through in-depth interpretations of policy wordings, policy conditions, 

and statutory conditions. Because it includes seven of 10 insurance industry-specific courses 

(the maximum the IIC allows), this Insurance Management program is a pathway to the Chartered 

Insurance Professional (CIP) designation. 

Notes: 

1. You must join IIC (at no cost) when starting the Insurance Management program and maintain the free IIC membership for the 

duration of your full-time studies. 

2. You will be required to purchase insurance industry textbooks and resources directly through IIC, and to register and pay fees 

for the insurance industry exams through the IIC based on registration timelines strictly adhered to by the IIC. For more visit, 

insuranceinstitute.ca. 


Underwriter / Broker / Investigator 

Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

ECON-701 

INSR-701 

INSR-702 

INSR-703 

INSR-704 

INSR-705 

SEMESTER 2 

ACCT-701 

BUSN-731 

INSR-710 

INSR-711 

INSR-712 

INSR-713 

Economic Analysis for Managers 

Principles and Practices 

of Insurance 

Insurance on Property 

Automobile Insurance 

Human Behaviour in Insurance 

Essential Skills for the Insurance 

Broker and Agent 

Accounting for Managerial 


Corporate and Business Law 

Essentials of Loss Adjusting 

Underwriting Essentials 

Insurance Against Liability 

Field Placement 




• Degree or a three-year diploma in any discipline from a recognized institution 









International Business 

Management 

2859/2359 



Certificate 

1 year/3 

semesters 

Progress 

(2859), 

Online 

(2359) 

Fall, Winter 

Summer 

Imagine travelling to various countries to develop companies or providing consultation for firms with 

international business ventures. This program prepares you to enter today’s borderless business 

world with core business knowledge and international subject matter know-how. Learn through 

a practical approach that includes hands-on application in project management and business 

communications. Gain an in-depth international perspective of business law, finance and banking, 

marketing, entrepreneurship and innovation, business research and analysis, business planning, 

corporate social responsibility and international development, and networking. Round out your 

career, leadership, and life preparedness with the opportunity for a full-time 14-week experiential 

learning experience (internship). 

Note: Once you complete the International Business Management program, you may be eligible for the Canadian International 

Freight Forwarding Association (CIFFA) certificate. 

Notes: 


Product broker / Corporate social responsibility manager / Business consultant 







2. This program is not open to graduates of Centennial’s three-year International Business diploma program. 




SEMESTER 1 


Preparedness 


INTL-702 International Banking 

and Finance 

INTL-704 Global Logistics 

INTL-705 International Business Law 

INTL-711 Innovation, Entrepreneurship, 

and Economic Development 

INTL-725 Research Methods for Trade 


Semester Note: Students must successfully complete 

80 per cent of courses in first and second semesters with 

a minimum GPA of 2.5 to be eligible for BUSN-750. 

SEMESTER 2 


INTL-703 Geopolitics of Trade 


INTL-706 Global Business Strategy 

INTL-710 Corporate Social Responsibility 


INTL-728 Developing an International 

Business Plan 

INTL-729 Principles of Freight Forwarding 

MKTG-732 International Marketing 

Semester Note: Students must successfully complete 

80 per cent of courses in first and second semesters with 

a minimum GPA of 2.5 to be eligible for BUSN-750. 

SEMESTER 3 

BUSN-750 Business - Experiential Learning* 


1. *Semester 3 is optional (students opting to graduate 

without Internship, please transfer to program #2899). 

2. To graduate, a program GPA of 2.0 (C grade) or higher is 

required. 

3. Transfer credits are not available for INTL 222, 233, 

704, 729, unless a student can provide proof of CIFFA 

certification 

4. Course requirements include a test for the CIFFA 

Certificate which is built into the summative evaluations 

of these courses. Learners who successfully achieve a 

final B grade/70 per cent or more mark in both INTL704 

(Global Logistics) and INTL729 (Principles of Freight 

Forwarding) courses are granted this CIFFA Certificate in 

International Freight Forwarding. Transfer credits do not 

allow for the transfer of the certification and/or the ability 

to assess with the external partner who administers CIFFA 

accreditation. 





International Development 

2895 



Certificate 

3 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter 

Use your innovative mindset and passion for a more sustainable future to become a valuable asset to 

non-governmental organizations and United Nations agencies seeking professionals to tackle global 

development challenges. Through a human rights-based approach to development, examine multiple 

dimensions of poverty, access to education, environmental protection, gender mainstreaming, and 

corporate social responsibility. Also gain knowledge and skills related to financial management, 

results-based management, and a participatory approach in project design, implementation, 

monitoring, and evaluation. A co-op opportunity in Canada or abroad further cultivates your area of 

interest — and gets you ready to find effective solutions to global issues. 

Notes: 



Project manager / Monitoring and evaluation officer / Corporate social responsibility officer 


• Degree or a three-year college diploma in any discipline from a recognized institution 







SEMESTER 1 

INTD-702 

INTL-703 

INTD-704 

INTD-705 

INTD-706 

INTD-718 

SEMESTER 2 

BUSN-702 

INTD-710 

INTD-711 

INTD-712 

INTD-714 

INTD-717 

INTD-721 

SEMESTER 3 

INTL-710 

INTD-713 

INTD-723 

INTD-724 

INTD-726 

INTD-727 


Poverty, Inequality and 

Human Development 

Geopolitics of Trade 


Human Rights and Development 

Cross-Cultural Communications 

Project Design and 

Proposal Writing 

Intro to Quantitative 

Research Methods 


Preparedness 

Education and Development 

Global Health and Development 

Energy, Environment, and 

Sustainable Development 

International Development Law 

Financial Management 

for Development 

Research Methods and Fieldwork 

Techniques in Development 

Corporate Social Responsibility 


Rural Development and 

Global Food Systems 

Gender, Development, 

and Public Policy 

Humanitarian Assistance 

and Service Delivery 

Project Monitoring and Evaluation 

Financial Inclusion and 

Entrepreneurship 


is required. 

2. This program has a co-op option (#2896). Students must 

apply for admission to the co-op stream by the end of 

Semester 2. 





Marketing – Digital Engagement 

Strategy 

2849 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Progress 

In today’s digital world, developing and evaluating digital marketing strategies to maximize customer 

engagement and create meaningful interactions is integral for supporting business growth. This 

program explores analyzing technology trends; deriving insights from data; designing content 

management strategies; and executing plans across paid, owned, and earned media. As part of the 

coursework, you will be eligible to earn industry certifications such as Google Ads, Google Analytics, 

and Meta Certification for Digital Marketing Associate. Apply your learning — and get ready to lead — 

through experiential learning opportunities with a marketer, a retailer, or an agency serving clients. 

Notes: 


1. This program allows you to develop core skills that may be converted into PDU credits towards an Online Marketing Certified 

Professional (OMCP) designation. 

2. This program is taught using a combination of modalities. Courses may be delivered face-to-face, online, or in a blended/ 

hybrid combination of both online and traditional in-person teaching. You will be encouraged to access online tools through 

Centennial’s BringIT program. 


Digital marketing specialist / Digital media planner / Web analytics specialist 


• Degree or a three-year college diploma in business or marketing from a recognized 

institution with a minimum 3.0 GPA 

• Written assessment (visit the program page on our website for details) 



Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

BUSN-702 

MKTG-710 

MKTG-711 

MKTG-712 

MKTG-713 

MKTG-715 

SEMESTER 2 

ENTP-700 

MKTG-714 

MKTG-720 

MKTG-725 

MKTG-727 

MKTG-729 

MKTG-730 



Preparedness 

Marketing in a Connected World 

Customer Segmentation 

and Journey Mapping 

Online Advertising and 

Programmatic Trading 

Search Engine and 

Performance Marketing 

Social Media Marketing 

Innovation and Change 

Management 

CRM Strategies 

Digital Transformation Strategy 

Omni-channel Retailing 

Content Creation and Curation 

Web and Conversion Analytics 

Capstone - Digital Engagement 

Strategy 


is required. 


Notes: 









Marketing – Corporate Account 

Management 

2846/2046 



Certificate 

1 year/ 

2 semesters 

Progress 

(2846), 

Online 

(2046) 

Fall, Winter 

As a corporate account management sales professional, you will build and maintain positive 

relationships with high-value clients by responding to their needs and resolving their issues. This 

requires business-to-business (B2B), business-to-consumer (B2C), and institutional marketplace 

knowledge as well as a sales, marketing, and customer service foundation — all of which this program 

covers. Interactive courses also teach you to put the customer first with a leadership mindset that 

adapts to diverse customer needs. Your skill set will include: competitive and marketplace analyses 

abilities, analytics and customer relationship management tools knowledge, professional selling 

techniques through digital content and omnichannel marketing, and negotiations know-how. 

Notes: 



Account manager / Sales consultant / Business development representative 









SEMESTER 1 

BUSN-702 

MKTG-716 

MKTG-723 

MKTG-750 

MKTG-755 

MKTG-756 

SEMESTER 2 

MKTG-731 

MKTG-734 

MKTG-747 

MKTG-751 

MKTG-752 

MKTG-754 



Preparedness 

Marketing 

Solution Selling I 

Account Management Essentials 

Business Ethics and 

Negotiation Skills 

Strategic CRM 

Customer Experience Design 

Corporate Account Management 

Capstone 

Digital Marketing Strategies 

Solution Selling II 

B2B Marketing 

Account Management 

and Leadership 


is required. 








Marketing Management 

2825/2335 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Progress 

(2825), 

Online (2335) 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

(2825); 

Fall, Winter 

(2335) 

The analytical, decision-making, organizational, and communications skills resulting from this 

program help you to see challenges as opportunities — both in your professional and personal life. 

Evolving technology, societal and sustainable needs, demographic trends, regulatory changes, and 

intense competition are all challenges currently impacting marketing functions. Our up-to-date 

curriculum features coverage of relevant topics that address these obstacles in brand management, 

marketing project management, digital marketing, marketing services, integrated marketing 

communications, marketing research, and international marketing strategy. This program also serves 

as a path to continue your studies in specialized areas such as research and analytics or in corporate 

account management. 


Marketing manager / Marketing communications coordinator / Client marketing specialist 





SEMESTER 1 


MGMT-704 Management and Leadership 


MKTG-717 Marketing Brand Management 

MKTG-719 Marketing Project Management 

MKTG-743 Fundamentals of Marketing 

Research 

SEMESTER 2 

BUSN-702 

MKTG-709 

MKTG-728 

MKTG-731 

MKTG-732 

MKTG-747 


Preparedness 

Marketing Metrics and 


Integrated Marketing 

Communications 

Customer Experience Design 

International Marketing 

Digital Marketing Strategies 











Marketing – Research 

and Analytics 

2845 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

Large bodies of data are driving employment growth for individuals with analytics training. Take 

advantage of the opportunities by applying analytics to marketing and helping organizations 

harness big data’s power to move business forward. Combining advanced marketing research and 

big data analytics courses with commercial technologies and platforms, the program equips you 

with knowledge in leading business intelligence and marketing research tools. Among these tools 

are SAS Enterprise Guide and SAS Enterprise Miner, Environics Analytics Envision, SPSS, and XL 

Miner. In addition to your graduate certificate, receive certificates of recognition from SAS and 

Environics Canada. With this in-depth curriculum, get ready to confidently make an immediate 

impact as a leader. 

Notes: 



Consumer research manager / Digital marketing analyst / Data and analytics specialist 



• Numeracy skills assessment may be requested 







SEMESTER 1 

BUSN-702 

MKTG-716 

MKTG-719 

MKTG-744 

MKTG-748 

MKTG-758 

MKTG-759 

SEMESTER 2 

MKTG-729 

MKTG-741 

MKTG-742 

MKTG-745 


Preparedness 

Marketing 

Marketing Project Management 

Computer Applications for 

Marketing Analytics 

Statistics for Marketing Research 

Applied Qualitative Research 

Applied Quantitative Research 

Web and Conversion Analytics 

Case Analysis and Marketing 

Metrics 

Marketing Analysis and Planning 

Database Mining and 

Visualizations 

Big Data and Predictive Analytics 

MKTG-746 

MKTG-749 Research and Analytics - 

Capstone 



is required. 







Paralegal 

2870 



Certificate 

1 year/3 

semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter 

Access to justice requires well-trained and licensed paralegals to fill the demand for affordable legal 

services. This program balances theory and practice to help you become a well-rounded professional 

who stands out. Your studies familiarize you with Canadian law, concentrating on subjects within the 

permitted scope of paralegal practice. In addition to academic lectures, management practice, and 

mock trials, a 160-hour work placement puts theory into practice at established law and paralegal 

firms. Centennial’s experiential learning component exceeds the Law Society’s requirements. This 

immersive practical experience, and resulting networking opportunities, further get you ready to 

successfully navigate the field when you graduate. 


The Law Society of Ontario accredits this program. Upon successful completion of all requirements, you will be 

eligible to write the Law Society’s Paralegal licensing examination, enabling you to practice as a licensed 

paralegal in Ontario. 


Paralegal business owner / Paralegal for corporation / Paralegal agent 


• Degree or a two-year college diploma in any discipline 


Note: We will consider applicants who have partial (minimum 50 per cent) university degree completion and who have a minimum 

of two years’ work experience relevant to the program (transcript and resumé review required). 




SEMESTER 1 

PRLG-701 

PRLG-702 

PRLG-703 

PRLG-704 

PRLG-706 

PRLG-722 

SEMESTER 2 

PRLG-725 

PRLG-727 

PRLG-726 

PRLG-732 

PRLG-733 

PRLG-734 

PRLG-735 

SEMESTER 3 

PRLG-705 

PRLG-721 

PRLG-723 

PRLG-724 

PRLG-731 

PRLG-736 

PRLG-737 


Introduction to the Canadian 

Legal System 

Legal Computer Applications 

Legal Research/Writing 

Torts and Contracts 

Administrative Law 

Communication/Writing 

Tribunal Practice and Procedure 

Small Claims Court 

Provincial Offences/Motor 

Vehicle Offences 

Criminal/Summary Conviction 

Procedures 

Residential-Landlord and 

Tenant Law 

Employment Law 

Legal Accounting 

Alternative Dispute Resolution 

(ADR) 

Advocacy 

Evidence and The Litigation 

Process 

Ethics and Professional 

Responsibility 


Practice Management/ 

Operating A Small Business 

Immigration Law 

1. In the third semester, students will participate in an 

end-of-semester field placement (5 days per week for 

4 weeks) for a minimum of 160 hours. Students must 

have successfully completed all Semester 1 and 2 

courses with an overall grade point average (GPA) of 

2.0 in these courses. 

To graduate, a program GPA of 2.0 (C grade) or higher 

is required. PRLG 731 is graded as a PASS or FAIL course 

only, and it does not have any positive effects on GPA. 





Project Management 

2328 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Online 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

Make an immediate impact on any organization by gaining both a post-secondary credential and 

Project Management Professional (PMP) certification — the most important qualification for those 

entering this field. The Project Management Institute has licensed our program as a registered 

education provider, so courses follow A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, 

(PMBOK® Guide). A hands-on curriculum that integrates tools such as Microsoft Project and 

organizational leadership-focused case studies enhances the inclusion of the Guide, which teaches 

you to manage projects in a timely and cost-effective manner. 


Project manager / Project coordinator / Project analyst 








SEMESTER 1 

PMGT-701 

PMGT-702 

PMGT-706 

PMGT-708 

PMGT-709 

PMGT-721 

SEMESTER 2 

PMGT-724 

PMGT-728 

PMGT-729 

PMGT-730 

PMGT-731 

PMGT-732 

PMGT-734 


Management 

Project Leadership 

Business Principles 

Agile Project Management and 

Requirements Management 

Project Communication and 

Employment Preparedness 

Project Planning and Scheduling 

Procurement and Contract 

Management 

International Project Management 

and Professional Responsibilities 

Project Management Office 

Project Risk Management 

Project Quality Management 

Microsoft Project 

Project Management-Project 

Capstone 







Project Management – 

Organizational Strategy 

2528 



Certificate 

1 year/3 

semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

Make an immediate impact on any organization by gaining both a post-secondary credential and 

Project Management Professional (PMP) certification — the most important qualification for those 

entering this field. The Project Management Institute has licensed our program as a registered 

education provider, so courses follow A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, 

(PMBOK® Guide). A hands-on curriculum that integrates tools such as Microsoft Project and 

organizational leadership-focused case studies enhances the inclusion of the guide, which teaches 

you to manage projects in a timely and cost-effective manner. To round out your training, participate 

in a 14-week experiential learning opportunity. This placement is eligible towards work requirements 

for PMP® and CAPM® certifications. 


Project leader / Project scheduler / Business analyst 


• Advanced diploma or degree in any discipline from a recognized institution 






SEMESTER 1 

PMGT-701 

PMGT-702 

PMGT-706 

PMGT-708 

PMGT-709 

PMGT-721 


Management 

Project Leadership 

Business Principles 

Agile Project Management and 

Requirements Management 

Project Communication and 

Employment Preparedness 

Project Planning and Scheduling 

Semester Note: To be eligible for the Placement (BUSN-750) 

in Semester 3, students must successfully complete 80 per 

cent of courses in first and second semesters with a minimum 

GPA of 2.5. 

SEMESTER 2 

PMGT-724 

PMGT-728 

PMGT-729 

PMGT-730 

PMGT-731 

PMGT-732 

PMGT-734 

Procurement and Contract 

Management 

International Project Management 

and Professional Responsibilities 

Project Management Office 

Project Risk Management 

Project Quality Management 

Microsoft Project 

Project Management-Project 

Capstone 

Semester Note: To be eligible for the Placement (BUSN-750) 

in Semester 3, students must successfully complete 80 per 

cent of courses in first and second semesters with a minimum 

GPA of 2.5. 

SEMESTER 3 

BUSN-750 


Business ‒ Experiential Learning* 

1. *Optional (students opting to graduate without 

Placement, please transfer to program #2598) 


is required. 





Strategic Management 

2841 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter 

Whether in engineering, information technology, finance, or commercial real estate, the ability 

to effectively plan and execute strategies while conducting a broad range of other functions is 

invaluable. To adopt a strategic and leadership mindset, participate in learning activities such as 

case studies, team projects, presentations, and research. When you graduate, you will be able to: 

assess internal and external business environments; analyze data; identify growth opportunities; 

recommend business objectives; and formulate, implement, and evaluate the effectiveness of 

strategies in achieving organizational objectives. This program may also serve as a pathway to other 

Centennial graduate programs. 


Canadian Institute of Management (CIM) has approved this program as meeting the academic requirements 

within its Chartered Management Program (CMP), which can be used towards the Certified in Management 

(CIM) or Chartered Manager (C.Mgr.) designations. For more information, please visit the CIM website. 


Strategy manager / Strategy consultant / Service operations manager 







SEMESTER 1 

ACCT-701 Accounting for Managerial 



Preparedness 


HRPD-701 Human Resources Management 

in Canada 

MGMT-701 Information Systems for 

Business Management 



SEMESTER 2 

ACCT-702 Financial Management 

HRPD-702 Contemporary Organizational 

Behaviour 

ECON-701 Economic Analysis for Managers 

ENTP-700 Innovation and Change 

Management 


MGMT-703 Ethics and Stakeholder 

Management 

OMGT-701 Operations Management for 









Strategic Management – 

Accounting Specialization 

2844/2344 



Certificate 

1 year/ 

2 semesters 

Progress 

(2844), 

Online (2344) 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

By effectively executing strategic decisions, contribute in a managerial accounting leadership role 

that impacts a business’s viability and growth. This ability opens you up to work in environments such 

as government offices, accounting firms, financial institutions, and service industries. Our program 

deepens your understanding of financial accounting, management accounting, finance, taxation, and 

auditing. Studies and simulations, a strong focus on leading-edge managerial practices of the world’s 

best companies, and knowledge of the latest accounting and management information systems round 

out your Centennial experience. 


Senior accountant / Accounting supervisor / Controller 


• Degree or three-year college diploma in an accounting discipline 


Note: We will consider applicants who have a two-year college diploma or partial (minimum 75 per cent) university degree 

completion, and who have a minimum of two years’ work experience relevant to the program (transcript and resumé review required). 




SEMESTER 1 

ACCT-701 

ACCT-725 

ACCT-726 

ACCT-735 

ACCT-742 

ACCT-757 

BUSN-731 

SEMESTER 2 

ACCT-702 



Accounting Theory and Policy 

(only for 2344) 

Introduction to Canadian 

Income Tax 

Financial Accounting 


Advanced Auditing 

Advanced Accounting Information 

Systems and Data Analytics 

Corporate and Business Law 

Financial Management 

ACCT-722 Advanced Managerial Accounting 

ACCT-746 Advanced Taxation 

ACCT-755 Advanced Financial Accounting 

ACCT-765 Accounting Capstone 



MGMT-703 Ethics and Stakeholder 

Management 







Supply Chain Management – 

Logistics 

2862 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Progress 

The world of supply chain management and logistics requires both technical skills and business 

knowledge for success. Get that balance through this program’s interactive curriculum as you learn 

to formulate strategies, understand transportation economics, effectively lead, and develop and 

execute key decisions. Supply Chain Management ‒ Logistics provides you with an interdisciplinary 

perspective of the multitude of supply chain management and logistics roles that are crucial to any 

organization. It also familiarizes you with relevant industry software. Your holistic skill set will be 

transferable to various careers — and to your personal life. 

Program Recognition 

Centennial is recognized by Canada’s logistics association, CITT, as a Centre of Excellence in Logistics learning. 

It is the first program to be accredited in this manner. 

Notes: 



Supply chain analyst / Logistics analyst / Transportation coordinator 








Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

ACCT-701 

BUSN-702 

OMGT-701 

OMGT-706 

OMGT-707 

OMGT-711 

SEMESTER 2 



Coop/Employment Preparedness 

Operations Management for 


Supply Chain Technology 

Transportation Systems 

and Logistics Processes 

Transportation Law 


HRPD-702 

OMGT-709 

OPTION 

OMGT-704 

OMGT-705 

OMGT-708 



Behaviour 

Integrated Logistics 

See Options List Below 

Supply Chain Management 

with SAP 

Supply Chain Risk Management 

Transportation Economics 

1. CITT registration fees for the following courses are 

included in the program tuition: OMGT-707, OMGT-708, 

OMGT-709, OMGT-711 

2. Option: MGMT-702 Crafting and Executing Strategy or 






FAST-TRACK PROGRAM 


Business Administration – 

Accounting 

2435 

Fast-track program 


Advanced 

Diploma 

3 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

As an applicant with existing academic credentials, your previous studies are recognized to create 

a pathway to a rewarding accounting career — and to personal success. This program’s very 

concentrated curriculum consists of managerial and financial accounting, taxation, accounting 

systems, and training on accounting software. You may gain direct admission into Semester 4 

of the three-year (six-semester) Business Administration – Accounting program if you previously 

completed a relevant post-secondary education. By receiving a block transfer credit for three 

program semesters, you bypass introductory courses, leaving just three semesters before 

graduation. 


Service accountant / Financial accountant / Merchandising accountant 


• Three-year college diploma or university degree in any discipline 

• Centennial College English Admission Test 

• Math skills assessment may be required (if your previous diploma or degree does 

not include mathematics courses) 


Note: Additional requirements apply to participate in co-op. Visit the program page on our website for details. 



SEMESTER 1 

ACCT-112 Financial Accounting 1 

ACCT-221 Financial Accounting 2 

BUSN-331 Business Law 

COMM-170/171 College Communication 2 

GNED-500 Global Citizenship: From Social 

Analysis to Social Action 

MATH-119 Mathematics of Finance II 


1. ACCT-112 and ACCT-221 taken concurrently. 

2. Students who are not eligible to take COMM-170/171 will 

take COMM-160/161 in the first semester followed by 

COMM-170/171 in the second semester. 

3. Students with a MATH assessment score of less than 

36/45 will be required to take MATH-128 or MATH-118 

based on MATH assessment test. Students who test into 

MATH-128 will be subject to an additional fee. 

SEMESTER 2 

ACCT-222 Management Accounting 1 

ACCT-224 Corporate Finance 1 

ACCT-226 Taxation 1 

ACCT-228 Accounting Microcomputer 

Applications 1 

ACCT-256 Intermediate Financial 

Accounting 1 

ACCT-257 Accounting Information 

Systems 1 

SEMESTER 3 

ACCT-322 Management Accounting 2 

ACCT-331 Auditing 1 

ACCT-334 Corporate Finance 2 

ACCT-336 Taxation 2 

ACCT-356 Intermediate Financial 

Accounting 2 

ACCT-357 Accounting Information 

Systems 2 







PAOLA'S 

EXPERIENCES 

What did you do before Centennial? 

“I am a business administrator with an emphasis in 

marketing and international business, and I have been 

working since I was 15 … Late in 2019, I returned to 

Colombia, and during the last four years, I’ve been doing all 

my business with China online.” 

Why did you decide to go back to school? 

“I realized there were [business processes] that required 

academic skills sets that I was missing.” 

What did Centennial offer you? 

“An important factor in deciding which program and school 

was best to continue my education was the practical 

approach in the program. Considering that I already had 

years of experience in my field, the applicability of each 

course was fundamental.” 

How was practical experience included 

in our program? 

“All subjects that involved coding were always done with the 

computer, following the professor's instructions. We always 

got cases for practicing new concepts in real life.” 

Paola Andrea 

Mantilla Agredo 

Student 

Business Analytics and Insights 

What did you like best about the Business Analytics 

and Insights program? 

“It gave us an approach to the Canadian economy and how 

to do business here, as well as a way to improve our resumé, 

which was helpful to me.” 

Why is that important? 

“Data is what is driving all companies now. There are 

incredible opportunities in the market to apply business 

analytics. Any company needs to understand its data for 

better decision-making.” 



COMMUNICATIONS, 

MEDIA, ARTS AND DESIGN 


Advertising – Creative and Digital Strategy – 6425 

Advertising – Media Management ‒ 6403 

Arts Education and Community Engagement ‒ 6426 

Arts Management ‒ 6431 

Children’s Media – 6424 

Contemporary Journalism - 6443 

Film and Television – Business ‒ 6430 

Interactive Media Management ‒ 6410 (In-person) 6010 (Online) 

Lifestyle Media ‒ 6436 

Museum and Cultural Management ‒ 1832 

Professional Writing – Communications ‒ 6440 (In-person) 

6441 (Online) 

Public Relations – Corporate Communications – 6417 

Publishing – Book, Magazine and Electronic ‒ 6438 

Script to Screen – Advanced Television and Film ‒ 6429 

Sports Journalism ‒ 6415 





Advertising – Creative and Digital 

Strategy 

6425 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Story Arts 

Centre 

Turn your creative passion and business sensibility into a rewarding career in digital advertising, 

which is growing faster than all other areas within this industry. This program addresses the 

high demand for strategic creatives who know how to tell stories that influence behaviour in 

the digital realm — and who can confidently lead. Blending digital media with business and 

marketing principles, courses focus on creative strategy, digital storytelling, brand engagement, 

entrepreneurship, and emerging digital platforms. Work on developing strong writing skills, concept 

ideation, art direction, collaboration, presentation and entrepreneurial skills, and build a solid 

portfolio for prospective employers. Through a field placement, collaborate on team assignments 

and gain real-world experience. 

Note: To support your learning, this program requires you to have access to a mobile computing device that meets minimum 

hardware requirements. Please visit the program page on our website for details. 


Digital art director / Digital designer / Content strategist 

Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

ADCS-700 

ADCS-701 

ADCS-702 

ADCS-703 

ADCS-704 

ENGL-700 

SEMESTER 2 

ADCS-720 

ADCS-721 

ADCS-722 

ADCS-723 

ADCS-724 

ADCS-725 

ADCS-750 

Intro to Advertising and Marketing 

Digital Design 

Introduction to Creative Strategy 

Digital Writing 

Introduction to Creative Software 

Professional English 


Creative Career Management 

Creative Entrepreneurship 

Digital Presentation 

The Digital Ecosystem 

Prototyping and Research 

Collaboration 






Note: We will consider applicants who have successfully completed partial post-secondary education (minimum two years) 

and have relevant work experience. 






Advertising – Media Management 

6403 



Certificate 

1 year/3 

semesters 

Story Arts 

Centre 

Media placement connects the right people with the right message in the right place at the right 

time. This program equips you to work in multiple media streams such as analytics, strategic 

planning, media buying, and media sales. Intensive, hands-on, industry-approved advertising 

courses cover sector fundamentals while focusing on consumer-driven communication channel 

choices for advertising messages. You also build your business and negotiation skills on behalf of 

advertising clients to achieve strategic results; expand your emerging media knowledge; and master 

industry-specific syndicated research databases and software. A 14-week industry field placement 

complements your education — while ensuring whole readiness. 




Digital strategist / Social media planner / Research analyst 







Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

AAM-701 

AAM-705 

AAM-706 

AMED-701 

AMED-703 

AMED-704 

AMED-705 

AMED-707 

ENGL-700 

SEMESTER 2 

AAM-713 

AMED-716 

AMED-723 

AMED-720 

AMED-721 

AMED-724 

AMED-799 

SEMESTER 3 

AMED-750 

Integrated Marketing Foundations 

Business Communications 

Career Readiness 

Digital Communications I 

Media Research Data 

and Analyses 

Introduction to Media Planning 

Media Buying and Measurement 

Connection Planning 



Advertising Planning and 

Campaign Management 

Media Account Administration 

Media Advertising Negotiation 

and Sales 

Media Buying and Reporting 

Digital Communications II 

Media Industry Issues 

Storyworks 


(Media Management) 






Arts Education and Community 

Engagement 

6426 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Story Arts 

Centre 

Art has the ability to positively transform society, and you can be a leader who initiates that change 

through a rewarding career in settings such as arts educational institutions and community arts 

outreach organizations. Arts Education and Community Engagement provides you with the ability to 

design arts educational programming that is pedagogically sound and meets diverse communities’ 

needs. You also learn to apply best practices of community arts work and facilitate arts-based social 

justice initiatives. To complement your training, participate in a seven-week field placement within 

a supervised community environment where you directly support the programming of a partnering 

organization. 


Cultural programmer / Community engagement officer / Arts school coordinator 


• Completion of a diploma or degree in an artistic field 


• Portfolio (visit the program page on our website for details) 


Note: We will consider applicants with partial post-secondary education and a substantial history of artistic practice 

(at least five years) involving some work in arts education and/or community development. 


Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

AECE-700 Community Arts Practicum 1 

AECE-701 Foundations of Arts Education 

and Community Engagement 

AECE-702 Learning and Development 

AECE-705 Social Justice: Decolonization, 

Indigenization, and 

Anti-Oppression 

AECE-706 Careers in Arts Education and 

Community Engagement 1 

AECE-707 Self-Directed Learning 

AECE-708 Program Development and 

Facilitation in Schools and 

Communities 

AECE-709 Funding and International Policy 

SEMESTER 2 

AECE-720 Applied Ethics in Professional 

Practice 

AECE-721 Community Arts Practicum 2 

AECE-723 Financing, Fundraising and 

Project Management 

AECE-724 Field Placement 

AECE-726 Careers in Arts Education and 

Community Engagement 2 

AECE-727 Arts and Wellness 

AECE-799 Storyworks 





Arts Management 

6431 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Story Arts 

Centre 

Become a leader in the ever-evolving arts and cultural industry. This program prepares you to 

work within the performing arts sector (theatres, dance companies, music organizations); the 

exhibiting arts sector (galleries, museums); and other cultural and arts-related areas (arts, 

film festivals). Explore current issues and practices that allow cultural organizations to build 

audiences and flourish today while identifying trends for the years ahead. Courses combine 

business management, marketing, and planning with the tools required to connect art, artists, 

and audiences through fundraising, education, and volunteerism. Extensive experiential learning 

opportunities, including an eight-week field placement and the student-run Arts Ahead symposium, 

connect principles with practice. 




Community outreach coordinator / Fundraising coordinator / Public programs coordinator 





Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

ARTM-700 The Creation, Production and 

Dissemination of Art 

ARTM-703 Financial Management in the Arts 

ARTM-704 Careers in Arts Management 

ARTM-705 Project Planning and 

Management 

ARTM-706 Innovative Technologies 

in the Arts 

ARTM-709 Arts Marketing and Fundraising 

ARTM-720 Mentorship 

ARTM-726 Arts Policy, Equity and Activism 

SEMESTER 2 

ARTM-707 Community Engagement and 

Arts Education 

ARTM-721 Marketing Communications 

and PR 

ARTM-722 Grant Writing and Government 

Relations 

ARTM-723 Ethics, Law and Human 

Resources 

ARTM-724 Professional Practices 

ARTM-725 Event Management 

ARTM-730 Field Placement 

ARTM-799 Storyworks 









Children’s Media 

6424 



Certificate 

1 year/3 

semesters 

Story Arts 

Centre 

Names such as Caillou and Arthur are synonymous with keeping kids entertained. They are also 

two examples of the nation’s powerhouse status as a producer of children’s media — for which 

our first-of-its-kind in Canada program prepares you. Hone your storytelling abilities, business 

skills, professional software abilities, and production management practices across a variety of 

media (television, interactive digital media, books, and games). Courses also cover major industry 

components such as budgeting, financing, marketing, publishing, and business management. 

Pitching to broadcasters and producers, attending industry events, and participating in a field 

placement complement your training. When you graduate, get ready to lead in creating, managing, 

and marketing numerous media products. 




Children’s writer / Children’s TV producer / Children’s multiplatform producer 








Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

CHLD-701 

CHLD-703 

CHLD-704 

CHLD-705 

CHLD-706 

CHLD-708 

CHLD-709 

CHLD-710 

CHLD-715 

ENGL-700 

SEMESTER 2 

CHLD-702 

CHLD-711 

CHLD-712 

CHLD-713 

CHLD-714 

CHLD-716 

CHLD-723 

CHLD-799 

SEMESTER 3 

CHLD-721 

CHLD-728 

Introduction to Child 

Development 

Integrated Media for Children’s 

Entertainment 

The Business of Children’s 

Entertainment 1 

Survey of Children’s 

Entertainment 

Professional Practice 

Writing for Children’s 


Licensing and Merchandising 

Introduction to Video Production 

The Animation Pipeline 



Develop a Project 

Video Producing 

Marketing Integrated Media for 

Children’s Entertainment 

The Business of Children’s 


Writing for Children’s 


Media Production 

Children’s Books 

Storyworks 

Industry Field Placement 

Advanced Writing for Children’s 

Entertainment 





Contemporary Journalism 

6443 



Certificate 

1 year/3 

semesters 

Story Arts 

Centre 

Beyond preparing you to become a multimedia journalist, this program also equips you to 

confidently embrace leadership roles in content marketing and communications. In interactive class 

environments, learn about news reporting, writing, editing, visual and multimedia storytelling, social 

media, mobile and emerging technologies (think virtual reality), and data journalism. Contemporary 

Journalism highlights using mobile devices to source, produce, and share credible multimedia 

content. The program culminates with entrepreneurial and professional practice elements, including 

a seven-week field placement during which you demonstrate and refine your skills in today’s media 

environment. 




Multimedia journalist / Story producer / Digital content specialist 





Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

CJRL-700 

CJRL-701 

CJRL-702 

CJRL-703 

CJRL-706 

ENGL-700 

SEMESTER 2 

CJRL-715 

CJRL-716 

CJRL-799 

SEMESTER 3 

CJRL-722 

CJRL-730 

CJRL-723 

News Reporting 

Visual Storytelling: Photography 

and Videography 

Contemporary Issues in Law 

and Ethics 

Data Management and 

Presentation 

Mobile and Social Journalism 



Advanced Reporting 

Interactive Journalism ‒ Data, 

Audiences and Analytics 

Storyworks 

Entrepreneurial Reporting 


Journalism-The Business, 

Branding and Freelancing 

Note: We will consider applicants with partial post-secondary education (minimum two years) and relevant work experience. 






Film and Television – Business 

6430 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Story Arts 

Centre 

If a career in television and film sounds exciting but you would rather be off screen, consider the 

industry’s business side. To meet the need for professionals with leadership skills that stand out, 

this program teaches you how to handle financing, management, legal, distribution, and business 

affairs as they pertain to television and film. Through a focus on developing an entrepreneurial spirit, 

a global outlook, and a strategic approach, explore the industry’s legal, financial, and regulatory 

frameworks within the current Canadian and international markets. To complement your training, 

participate in a field placement that ensures a well-rounded knowledge base. 

Notes: 

1. To support your learning, this program requires you to have access to a mobile computing device that meets minimum 

requirements. Please visit the program page on our website for details. 

2. The official Ministry name for this program is Television and Film – Business. Graduates of this program receive an Ontario 

College Graduate Certificate in Television and Film ‒ Business. 


Production coordinator / Production manager / Associate producer 


• College diploma or degree in any discipline 



• Completion of an online assessment 



Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

ENGL-700 Professional English 


FTVB-701 The Business of Producing 1 

FTVB-702 Accounting for Film 

and Television 1 

FTVB-703 Production Management 

and Coordination 1 

FTVB-704 Entertainment Law 1 

FTVB-707 Funding and Financing 

FTVB-709 Production Basics 

FTVB-710 Survey of Contemporary 

Screen Media 

FTVB-722 Professional Practice 

SEMESTER 2 

FTVB-706 Business, Entrepreneurship 

and Innovation 

FTVB-711 The Business of Producing 2 

FTVB-712 Accounting for Film 

and Television 2 

FTVB-713 Production Management 

and Coordination 2 

FTVB-714 Entertainment Law 2 

FTVB-716 Funding and Financing 2 

FTVB-719 Rights Management 

FTVB-721 Field Placement 

FTVB-799 Storyworks 






Interactive Media Management 

6410/6010 



Certificate 

1 year/3 

semesters 

Story Arts 

Centre 

(6410), 

Online 

(6010) 

Fall, Winter 

Professionals who can design and create meaningful interactive digital experiences are sought-after 

in interactive and game studios, public relations agencies, and marketing companies. Spend your 

days planning effective interactive digital experiences, assessing audience behaviour and needs, 

and using that information to guide user interface design. As mobile and immersion computing 

continue to become more prevalent, courses emphasize digital strategy, user experience design, 

content strategy and planning, interactive storytelling, analytics, digital project management, and 

researching and surveying the interactive media landscape. You also see your own project through 

from concept to prototype and take part in a nine-week industry field placement to complement your 

training. These experiences get you ready for career — and life — success. 




Front end developer / Digital strategist / User experience (UX) designer 


• Diploma or degree in any discipline 


• Submit a letter of interest to the program coordinator 







SEMESTER 1 



IMMT-711 User Experience Design 

IMMT-712 Content Planning 

IMMT-713 Project Management 1 

IMMT-714 Interactive Strategy 

IMMT-715 Development Tools 1 

IMMT-716 Video for Interactive Media 

IMMT-717 Emerging Trends 

IMMT-718 Interactive Media Industry 

IMMT-719 Introduction to Graphics 

Applications 

IMMT-799 Storyworks 

SEMESTER 2 

IMMT-721 Senior Project 

IMMT-722 Collaborative Project 

IMMT-723 Project Management 2 

IMMT-724 Interactive Narrative 

IMMT-725 Development Tools 2 

IMMT-726 Analytics 

IMMT-727 Business Strategy 

IMMT-728 Studio Mentorship 


1. Prerequisites for IMM-721 and IMM-722: IMM-711, 

IMM-712, IMM-714 

2. Prerequisites for IMM-723: IMM-711, IMM-712, IMM-714 

SEMESTER 3 

IMMT-731 

IMMT-732 

IMMT-733 

IMMT-750 


Entrepreneurship 

Pitches and Presentations 

Career Networking 


1. Prerequisites for IMM-750: IMM-721, IMM-722 

2. Field placement hours: 315 





Lifestyle Media 

6436 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Story Arts 

Centre 

Land a career as a spokesperson, a columnist, or a freelance producer within the established 

lifestyle media industry. Become a leading expert in subjects such as food, beauty, fashion, décor, 

architecture, entertaining, health, fitness, gardening, family, relationships, personal finance, 

consumer technology, and travel. This one-of-a-kind interdisciplinary program focuses on writing, 

visual communications, social media, and entrepreneurship. During your studies, collaborate with 

real-world industry partners, clients, and audiences to produce quality content for web, social media, 

and traditional media platforms. Also learn to market yourself as an independent brand, and take 

part in an industry field placement that rounds out your training. 




Spokesperson / Freelance producer / Content marketing specialist 





Fall 


SEMESTER 1 



LIME-701 The Business of Media 

and Marketplace 

LIME-703 Design and Layout 

LIME-710 Social Media 

LIME-720 Visual Communications 

LIME-731 Writing a Lifestyle Identity 

LIME-770 The Global Lifestyle Media 

Landscape 

LIME-780 Professional Practice 

LIME-799 Storyworks 

SEMESTER 2 

LIME-702 Entrepreneurial Planning 

and Promotion 

LIME-711 Measurement and Web Analytics 

LIME-712 Multimedia Studio Production 

LIME-713 Advanced Digital Media Tools 

LIME-714 Lifestyle Public Relations 

LIME-790 Field Placement 








Museum and Cultural 

Management 

1832 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Story Arts 

Centre 

Canada’s museums, art galleries, science centres, heritage sites, and other cultural institutions 

need professionals who can manage their programming and resources. Our program’s applied, 

learner-centred curriculum covers industry-based subjects, museum administration topics, and 

in-depth explorations of contemporary issues and cases in Canada and abroad. Apply core theory 

to current workplace realities with assignments, lessons, and a seven-week field placement 

linked to Ontario and Canada’s vast network of museums. Centennial’s partnerships with local, 

provincial, and national institutions provide opportunities to build your network as you interact with 

professionals who serve as guest lecturers and advisors. These experiences get you ready for career 

— and life — success. 



Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

MCMC-701 The Relevant Museum 

MCMC-702 Programming and Interpretation 

MCMC-703 Web and Social Media Marketing 

MCMC-704 Project Management Basics 

MCMC-705 Collection Management 

MCMC-706 Care of Collections 

MCMC-707 Professional Practice 

SEMESTER 2 

MCMC-712 

MCMC-713 

MCMC-714 

MCMC-799 

Design Fundamentals and 

Exhibition Preparation 

Writing for Exhibitions 


Storyworks 


Collection manager / Museum technician / Exhibition preparator 












Professional Writing – 


6440/6441 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Story Arts 

Centre 

(6440), 

Online (6441) 

Strong communication and writing skills are highly valued in any industry. If you have a way with 

words, turn writing into a career by combining it with an understanding of audience needs that results 

in engaging content. Our innovative courses focus on communications disciplines and vocational 

skills: web copywriting, technical writing, proposal writing, writing for social media, content marketing, 

presentations and speech writing, content management, information design and data visualization, 

digital storytelling, and project management. By the end of the program — which also includes an 

intensive two-week Content Boot Camp, interactive learning, and an industry field placement — you will 

have a polished portfolio and be prepared for personal and professional success. 

Notes: 

1. To support your learning, this program requires you to have access to a mobile computing device that meets minimum hardware 


2. The official Ministry name for this program is Communications – Professional Writing. Graduates of this program receive an 

Ontario College Graduate Certificate in Communications ‒ Professional Writing. 


Social media officer / Web copywriter / Technical writer 






Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

CMPW-700 Content Bootcamp 

CMPW-703 Web Copywriting 

CMPW-704 Webtools 

CMPW-706 Visual Design and Layout 

CMPW-707 Communications Strategy 

and Planning 

CMPW-708 Editing 

CMPW-709 Technical Communications 1 

CMPW-721 Instructional Design 

CMPW-722 Policy and Procedure Writing 

CMPW-799 Storyworks 1 



SEMESTER 2 

CMPW-710 Digital Storytelling 

CMPW-712 Presentation and Speech Writing 

CMPW-714 Information Design 

CMPW-716 Content Management 

CMPW-717 Report Writing 

CMPW-718 Technical Communications 

CMPW-719 eLearning for the Workplace 

CMPW-720 Field Placement 

CMPW-723 Storyworks 2 

Note: We will consider applicants who have successfully completed partial post-secondary education (minimum two years) and have 

relevant work experience. 






Public Relations – Corporate 


6417 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Story Arts 

Centre 

Fall, Winter 

If you are a strong communicator, consider a career in public relations (PR) and corporate 

communications. To succeed, companies across all sectors need professionals in this field. As one 

of Toronto’s most highly regarded PR programs, this offering prepares you to enter the industry with 

skills in planning, designing, and implementing communications strategies, research, writing, and 

social media expertise. You also gain an understanding of how communications strategies influence 

employee attitudes, shift stakeholders’ opinions, and tell an organization’s story to the media. 

Complete the program with a full-time eight-week field placement that allows you to experience 

the industry and to begin building your PR network. Your well-rounded education gets you ready for 

career advancement. 

Notes: 

1. Your tuition includes student membership in either The Canadian Public Relations Society or the International Association 

of Business Communicators. 




Digital media specialist / Marketing coordinator / Corporate communicator 






SEMESTER 1 

CN-701 Communications Management 1 

CN-721 Public Relations Writing 1: Writing 

to Inform 

CN-742 Project and Event Management 

CN-746 Integrated Public Relations 1 

CN-748 Business for Corporate 

Communicators 

CN-749 Professional Practice 

CN-751 Copy Editing 

CN-753 Presentation Skills 



SEMESTER 2 

CN-707 Public Relations Writing 2: 

Writing to Persuade 

CN-741 Visual Communication 

CN-752 Communications Management 2 

CN-754 Integrated Public Relations 2 

CN-761 Design and Layout 

CN-790 Field Placement 

CN-799 Storyworks 








Publishing – Book, Magazine 

and Electronic 

6438 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Story Arts 

Centre 

Like many industries, publishing is experiencing radical shifts due to digitalization — and it needs 

professionals who can lead with confidence. As one of the most prestigious programs of its kind in 

Canada, Publishing – Book, Magazine and Electronic covers all relevant publishing process aspects, 

including e-books and online magazines. Through an interactive approach, the accelerated twosemester 

format teaches you how to be an integral part of the team helping to shape our cultural and 

literary landscapes. Gain practical experience by participating in publishing the College’s biyearly On 

the Danforth magazine and by completing a six-week industry field placement at a book or magazine 

publisher. 




Sales coordinator / Design and layout artist / Digital marketer 






Fall 


SEMESTER 1 



PB-700 Introduction to Publishing 

PB-701 Writing for Publication 

PB-702 Editing 

PB-703 Content Management 

PB-705 Elements of Publishing Design 

PB-706 Copyright, Contracts 

and Permissions 

PB-799 Storyworks 

SEMESTER 2 

PB-750 Book Editing 

PB-751 Magazine Editing 

PB-752 Magazine Marketing 

PB-753 Book Marketing and Sales 

PB-754 Applications of Publishing Design 

PB-756 Publishing for Screen 

PB-790 Field Placement 








Script to Screen – Advanced 

Television and Film 

6429 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Story Arts 

Centre 

Over 15 career routes are available to grads of the Script to Screen – Advanced Television and 

Film program, which offers a comprehensive, hands-on understanding of how feature films and 

TV shows are developed and produced. This makes it particularly beneficial to writers, directors, 

producers, editors, actors, and other film and television craftspeople who want to expand their 

industry knowledge. Benefit from learning to create, pitch, outline, develop, draft, and polish 

production-ready short film scripts. During the second semester, prepare, perform in, shoot, and/ 

or post a number of shows. Advanced instruction in your areas of craft interest gets you ready with 

the in-depth knowledge and well-roundedness to enter the field with confidence. 

Note: 



2. The official Ministry name for this program is Advanced Television and Film ‒ Script to Screen. Graduates of this program 

receive an Ontario College Graduate Certificate in Advanced Television and Film ‒ Script to Screen. 


Director / Audio technician / Production manager 






Note: We will consider applicants with partial post-secondary education (minimum two years) and relevant work experience. 


Fall 


SEMESTER 1 



FLMA-701 Screenwriting 1 

(Short Film Development) 

FLMA-702 Directing 1 

FLMA-706 Camera, Lighting and Sound 

FLMA-704 Production 1 

FLMA-705 Post-Production 1 

Semester Note: Acting Intensive Workshop (2 Days): Actors 

are crucial members of any filmmaking team. They are 

the ones who create the characters that ultimately pull an 

audience into the story. No matter the genre, be it comedy, 

drama, or action adventure, the actor’s goal is to help the 

audience empathize with the hero’s struggle and to get 

emotionally involved in the hero’s journey. This intensive 

two-day workshop gives students a practical understanding 

of the art and craft of acting as well as clear, practical tips 

on how to help on-camera actors do their best work. The 

insights students gain should help them become better 

filmmakers — directors, writers, producers, editors — as 

well as better actors. The best way to collaborate with 

actors is to understand what acting itself entails. Through 

discussions, screenings, and exercises, students will sharpen 

their directing and acting skills and improve their ability to 

draw out the best possible performance. A special feature 

of this workshop is to give students an opportunity to direct 

professional actors brought in to perform a scene. 

SEMESTER 2 

FLMA-716 

FLMA-717 

FLMA-718 

FLMA-799 

Short Film Rehearsal 

and Pre-Production 

Short Film Production 

Short Film Post-Production 

Storyworks 

Academic Option* 

Semester Note: Academic Option*: Students will choose two 

(2) of the following four courses in this semester: FLMA-711, 

FLMA-712, FLMA-714, FLMA-715. 





Sports Journalism 

6415 



Certificate 

1 year/3 

semesters 

Story Arts 

Centre 

Winter 

From reporting on local athletes and professionals to telling the stories behind the games, players, 

and their fans, today’s leading sports journalists must understand how to work across various 

platforms. This includes printed publications, online, radio, and TV programming. Centennial’s 

interactive, gender-inclusive environment provides you with the training to enter a variety of roles in 

this exciting industry. Our courses develop your aptitude in: sports writing, broadcast, and digital 

media journalism for current sports coverage needs; advanced interviewing techniques; sports beat 

journalism; imaging; hosting; and newspaper and online layout. The portfolio you graduate with may 

include clippings from baseball spring training and an industry field placement at a sports media 

organization in Canada or abroad. 




Journalist / Multiplatform editor / Multiplatform producer 


• College diploma or university degree in any discipline 







SEMESTER 1 



SPRT-712 Sports Interviewing and Beat 

Reporting 

SPRT-713 Sports in Canada: 

The Field of Play 

SPRT-714 Sports Reporting 1 

SPRT-715 Sports Internet and Social Media 

SPRT-716 Sports Writing 

SPRT-717 Imaging 

SEMESTER 2 

SPRT-721 

SPRT-722 

SPRT-723 

SPRT-724 

SPRT-726 

SPRT-727 

SPRT-728 

SEMESTER 3 

SPRT-733 

SPRT-750 

SPRT-799 

The Sportscast 

Total Sports: Stats and Research 

The Business of Sports 

On-air Performance 

The Feature for Sports Broadcast 

Sports Public Relations 

Sport Radio/Audio Production 

Professional Placement Seminars 


Storyworks Academic Option* 

Semester Note: Academic Option*: Students choose one (1) 

of SPRT-731 or SPRT-732. 




COMMUNITY AND 

HEALTH STUDIES 


Bridging to University Nursing ‒ 9251 

Bridging to University Nursing – Flexible ‒ 9253 

Bridging to University Nursing – IEN ‒ 9252 

RPN To BScN Bridging to University Program Online Hybrid ‒ 7993 

Workplace Wellness and Health Promotion ‒ 1213 

FAST-TRACK 

Practical Nursing for Internationally Educated Nurses ‒ 9352 





Bridging to University Nursing 

9251 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Morningside 

Bridging to University Nursing helps registered practical nurses advance to a nursing degree. With a 

recently-updated curriculum, based on the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) Standards of Practice 

for Nursing and Entry-to- Practice Competencies for Ontario Registered Nurses, it also prepares you to 

care for individuals, groups, and communities in multiple settings. To ensure your program experience 

is flexible and student-centred, about 50 per cent of courses are delivered online, synchronously and 

asynchronously. Courses emphasize cultural awareness, ethics and professional practice, health 

assessment, pharmacology, skill mastery, nursing leadership, research, and caring for clients with acute 

and chronic illness. By applying theory in clinical settings, you gain well-rounded knowledge that gets 

you ready for career success. 

Notes: 

1. The Bridging to University Nursing program does not accept transfer credits for ANY Nursing courses obtained through your Practical 

Nursing (PN) education. Communication courses taken during PN education may be accepted. This post-diploma specialty 

program is designed to build on prior learning obtained through your PN program. 

2. When you graduate, you may apply to a post-diploma PN to BScN program (e.g., at Toronto Metropolitan University, formerly 

Ryerson University). Graduation from the Bridging Certificate at Centennial College does not provide a guaranteed admission to 

university. Graduates are encouraged to review appropriate admission requirements to university and to know that applications 

remain competitive. Please check the University website for current admission requirements: 

torontomu.ca/programs/undergraduate/nursing-post-diploma/. 

3. The clinical placements will be offered within the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). By applying to the program, you agree to have clinical 

placement in the GTA. 



5. The official Ministry name for this program is Bridging to University Nursing. Graduates of this program will receive an Ontario 

College Graduate Certificate in Bridging to University Nursing. 

Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

NUPD-700 

NUPD-701 

NUPD-703 

NUPD-704 

PATH-700 

SEMESTER 2 

NUPD-706 

NUPD-731 

NURS-737 

NUPD-741 

PHAR-744 

Health Assessment 

Acute and Chronic Illness Theory 

Ethics and Professional Practice 

Transition of Practice and Nurse 

Wellness 

Pathotherapeutics 

Family-Centred Nursing Theory 

Mental Health and Crisis 

Management Theory 

Nursing Research 

Community Nursing Theory 

Pharmacology 

Semester Note: All courses require a minimum C grade 

(60 per cent). 

Notes: 


Public health nurse / Community nurse / Critical care nurse 


• Ontario college diploma in practical nursing with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher 

(B average) 

• No repeated courses or failures on all nursing academic transcripts. Applicants must submit 

official transcripts from all accredited post-secondary institutions they have attended. 

• English proficiency 

Please note that admission to Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), formerly Ryerson University, is not 

guaranteed and remains a competitive process. It is the sole responsibility of the applicant to review all 

admission criteria for TMU prior to application. 

For Registered Practical Nurses 

• Transcripts from a community college diploma program (inclusion of courses in anatomy 

and physiology and pathophysiology) 

• Proof of current registration with the CNO as a Registered Practical Nurse, Entitled to Practice 

with No Restrictions 

1. To be eligible to apply to Toronto Metropolitan University’s (formerly Ryerson University) Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing, 

students must maintain a competitive GPA with no course repeats or failures in this program (#9251). Please check the University 

website for current admission requirements: torontomu.ca/programs/undergraduate/nursing-post-diploma/ 

2. Additional requirements apply prior to clinical placement. Visit the program page on our website for details. 







Bridging to University Nursing – 

Flexible 

9253 



Certificate 

1 year/3 

semesters 

Morningside 

Fall, Winter 

If you are a practical nurse (RPN) looking to obtain a nursing degree but need the option for a fall or 

winter intake, this program is for you. With a recently-updated curriculum, based on the College of Nurses 

of Ontario (CNO) Standards of Practice for Nursing and Entry-to- Practice Competencies for Ontario 

Registered Nurses, it also prepares you to care for individuals, groups, and communities in multiple 

settings. To ensure your program experience is flexible and student-centred, about 50 per cent of courses 

are delivered online, synchronously and asynchronously. Courses emphasize cultural awareness, ethics 

and professional practice, health assessment, pharmacology, skill mastery, nursing leadership, research, 

and caring for clients with acute and chronic illness. By applying theory in clinical settings, you gain wellrounded 

knowledge that gets you ready for career success. Each intake runs three consecutive semesters 

(the fall intake does not run during the summer). 

Notes: 

1. The Bridging to University Nursing program does not accept transfer credits for ANY nursing courses obtained through your 

Practical Nursing (PN) education. Communication courses taken during PN education may be accepted. This post-diploma specialty 

program is designed to build on prior learning obtained through your PN program. 

2. When you graduate, you may apply to a post-diploma PN to BScN program (e.g., at Toronto Metropolitan University, formerly Ryerson 

University). Graduation from the Bridging Certificate at Centennial College does not provide a guaranteed admission to university. 

Graduates are encouraged to review appropriate admission requirements to university and to know that applications remain 

competitive. Please check the University website for current admission requirements: torontomu.ca/programs/undergraduate/ 

nursing-post-diploma/ 

3. The clinical placements will be offered within the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). By applying to the program, you agree to have clinical 

placement in the GTA. 



5. The official Ministry name for this program is Bridging to University Nursing. Graduates of this program receive an Ontario College 

Graduate Certificate in Bridging to University Nursing. 


SEMESTER 1 

NUPD-701 

NUPD-703 

NUPD-704 

NUPD-735 

PATH-700 

SEMESTER 2 

NUPD-700 

NUPD-702 

NURS-737 

PHAR-744 

SEMESTER 3 

NUPD-706 

NUPD-731 

NUPD-741 


Ethics and Professional Practice 


Wellness 

Advanced Communication and 

Leadership 



Acute and Chronic Illness Practice 


Pharmacology 







Notes: 


Community nurse / Coronary care nurse / Intensive care nurse 


• Ontario College Diploma in practical nursing with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher 

(B average) 

• No repeated courses or failures on all nursing academic transcripts. Applicants 

must submit official transcripts from all accredited post-secondary institutions they 

have attended. 






• Transcripts from a community college diploma program (inclusion of courses in anatomy 

and physiology and pathophysiology) 

• Proof of current registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario as a Registered Practical 

Nurse, Entitled to Practice with No Restrictions 

1. To be eligible to apply to Toronto Metropolitan University’s (formerly Ryerson University) Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing and the 

Chang School of Continuing Education, students must maintain a competitive GPA with no course repeats or failures in this program 

(#9253). Please check the University website for current admission requirements: torontomu.ca/programs/undergraduate/ 

nursing-post-diploma/ 

2. Additional requirements apply prior to clinical placement. Visit the program page on our website for details. 







Bridging to University Nursing – 

IEN 

9252 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Morningside 

This program offers a solid Canadian nursing foundation to internationally-educated nurses wanting 

to enter an in-demand sector. Designed to fill theoretical or practical gaps in learning, as identified 

by the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO), the program is also for domestic graduates who require an 

updated education or practice to reinstate their nurse registration with the CNO. Through a curriculum 

based on the CNO’s Standards of Practice for Nursing and Entry-to-Practice Competencies for 

Ontario Registered Nurses, courses highlight ethics and professional practice, health assessment, 

skill mastery, and caring for clients with acute and chronic illness. Simulated and real-world clinical 

settings allow you to turn theory into practical application. 

Notes: 

1. The Bridging to University Nursing program does not accept transfer credits for ANY nursing courses obtained through your 

Practical Nursing (PN) education. Communication courses taken during PN education may be accepted. This post-diploma 

specialty program is designed to build on prior learning obtained through your PN program. 

2. This program is designed to fulfill your CNO Competency Gaps or Return to Safe Practice Requirements Only. This program 

does not enable you to apply to Toronto Metropolitan University’s (formerly Ryerson University) post-diploma BScN program. 

3. The clinical placements will be offered within the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). By applying to the program, you agree to have 

clinical placement in the GTA. 



5. The official Ministry name for this program is Bridging to University Nursing. Graduates of this program will receive an Ontario 

College Graduate Certificate in Bridging to University Nursing. 

Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

NUPD-700 

NUPD-701 

NUPD-702 

NUPD-703 

NUPD-704 

PATH-700 

SEMESTER 2 

NUPD-706 

NUPD-731 

NUPD-735 

NURS-737 

NUPD-741 

NUPD-743 

PHAR-744 




Cultural Awareness, Ethics and 



Wellness 





Scholarly Writing and Nursing 

Leadership 



Mental Health and Community 

Nursing Practice 

Pharmacology 




Trauma nurse / Community nurse / Public health nurse 


• For nurses who have obtained a nursing diploma or degree out-of-country, or out-ofprovince, 

and do not hold a current certificate of registration in Ontario: 

» Proof of citizenship or permanent residency in Ontario 

» Interview with the program coordinator prior to submitting an application 

» A Letter of Direction from the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) stating the practice/ 

educational areas which do not meet baccalaureate entry to practice requirements 

» Proof of successful completion of a nursing program from country of origin or equivalent 

Note: Out-of-province applicants must have completed a two-year diploma in practical nursing. 

• For nurses who have an expired certificate of registration in Ontario and do not have 

evidence of current and/or safe nursing practice: 

» A Letter of Direction from the CNO outlining the requirements for re-entry or safe 

practice requirements accompanied by a CNO Letter of Direction specifying 400, 600, 

or 700 hours of clinical practice and relevant course content must be completed. 

Note: Candidates with a “Gap” letter not accompanied by a Letter of Direction with hours direction are not eligible for the program. 

• For students who will be attending Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson 

University) to meet the CNO competency gaps: 

» A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher (B average) in all courses attended at 

Centennial College 

» No repeated courses or failures on all nursing academic transcripts 

» Proof that you are registered with the CNO as an RPN 

• English language proficiency (all candidates) 

Note: Additional requirements apply prior to clinical placement (all candidates). Visit the program page on our website for details. 







RPN to BScN Bridging to University 

Program Online Hybrid 

7993 



Certificate 

2 years/6 

semesters 

Online 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

This program helps registered practical nurses advance to a nursing degree. Offered part time and 

delivered over six continuous semesters, prepare to continue your education at the university level, 

and to care for individuals, groups, and communities in multiple settings. To support your studies, 

participate in asynchronous and synchronous online learning. With a curriculum based on the 

College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) Entry-to-Practice Competencies and Standards of Practice for 

Registered Nursing, the program covers ethics and professional practice, health assessment, skill 

mastery, and caring for clients with acute and chronic illness. By applying theory in nursing labs 

and through real-world clinical placements, gain well-rounded knowledge that gets you ready for 

success in your career and life. 

Notes: 

1. To take this program, you must be an RPN who holds a diploma from an Ontario community college of applied arts and 

technology (CAAT) with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. 

2. Degree completion requirements offered by Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) are taken on a 

part-time basis over 30 months. 


hardware requirements. 

4. The official Ministry name for this program is Bridging to University Nursing. Graduates of this program will receive Ontario 

Graduate Certificate. 


Community nurse / Critical care nurse / Trauma nurse 


• Ontario College Diploma in practical nursing with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher 

(B average) 

• No repeated courses or failures on all nursing academic transcripts. Applicants must 

submit official transcripts from all accredited post-secondary institutions that they have 

attended. 


SEMESTER 1 

COMM-170 College Communications 2 

NUPH-700 Health Assessment ($353.21) 

NUPH-703 Ethics and Professional Practice 

($266.97) 

SEMESTER 2 

NUPH-737 Nursing Research ($266.97) 

NUPH-735 Advanced Communication and 

Leadership($180.73) 

SEMESTER 3 

NUPH-701 Acute and Chronic Illness Theory 

($353.21) 

NUPP-700 Pathotherapeutics ($266.97) 

SEMESTER 4 

NUPH-702 

SEMESTER 5 


($1215.61) 

NUPH-706 Family-Centred Nursing Theory 

($266.97) 

NUPH-731 Mental Health and Crisis Management 

Theory ($266.97) 

NUPH-741 Community Nursing Theory ($266.97) 

SEMESTER 5 

NUPH-743 

Mental Health and Community Nursing 

Practice ($1043.13) 





» Transcripts from an Ontario community college diploma program (inclusion of 

courses in anatomy and physiology and pathophysiology) 

» Proof of current registration with the CNO as a Registered Practical Nurse, Entitled to 

Practice with No Restrictions. 

» Obtain a clear police check with vulnerable sector screening. Vulnerable Sector 

Screenings must be issued within six months of each placement start date. Any 

previous criminal record must be pardoned. 

• English language proficiency (all candidates) 

Note: To be eligible to apply to Toronto Metropolitan University’s (formerly Ryerson University) Daphne Cockwell School of 

Nursing, students must maintain a competitive GPA with no course repeats or failures in this program. 







Workplace Wellness and Health 

Promotion 

1213 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Morningside 

In addition to corporate environments, after completing this program you may work in areas such 

as hospitals, non-for-profit sector settings, community organizations, and self-employment. As 

one of the first graduate certificate programs of its kind in Canada, Workplace Wellness and Health 

Promotion prepares you to launch a rewarding career supporting individuals’ total well-being. Bring 

a holistic and interprofessional approach as a leader in the field by learning program planning and 

management, mental health management, health promotion theory, organizational development, 

environmental health, coaching, business foundations, and community health. A field placement and 

relevant experiential learning further strengthen your skills and well-roundedness. 



Fall 


SEMESTER 1 

WELL-750 

WELL-751 

WELL-752 

WELL-753 

WELL-754 

SEMESTER 2 

WELL-755 

WELL-756 

Program Planning and Design 

Foundations of Health Promotion 

Leadership Development 

and Communication 

Organizational Health 

and Wellness 

Health Analytics and Digital 

Programs 

Community Health Promotion 

Field Practicum 

Semester Note: Minimum grade C required in every course 

Notes: 


Wellness coordinator / Health promotion consultant or manager / Wellness program 

manager 


• College diploma or a university degree in any discipline 

• English proficiency 

1. Applicants to this program require three or more consecutive full years at a recognized secondary or post-secondary education 

institution where English is the primary language of instruction and communication. 

2. International documents require World Education Services (WES) or International Credential Assessment Service (ICAS) 

evaluation. 

3. Additional requirements apply prior to field placement. Visit the program page on our website for details. 




FAST-TRACK PROGRAM 


Practical Nursing for 

Internationally Educated Nurses 

9352 



Diploma 

1 year/3 

semesters 

Morningside 

Fall, Winter 

Delivered at an accelerated pace, this program is for internationally-educated nurses looking to 

work as registered practical nurses (RPNs) in Canada, certificate-holding RPNs who wish to upgrade 

to an Ontario college diploma, and RPNs out of practice for 10 years or less. The curriculum is in 

accordance with the College of Nurses of Ontario’s (CNO) Professional Standards and National 

Entry-to-Practice Competencies for Registered Practical Nurses. It focuses on developing knowledge, 

critical thinking, communication, teaching and learning, advocacy, research, leadership, and ethicaldecision 

making skills — and applying them in health care settings. Participating in a practice course 

and a 14-week consolidation period in clinical settings gets you ready to be a leader. 

Notes: 

1. The Practical Nurse diploma for IENs at Centennial College is currently approved by the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO). 

Current graduates from this program are eligible to apply for registration as RPNs in Ontario. For further information regarding 

this CNO approval process, please visit cno.org/become-a-nurse/. 

2. For more information or questions, please contact Natashia Deer, Chair of Nursing Programs, at ndeer@centennialcollege.ca. 



4. The official Ministry name for this program is Practical Nursing. Graduates of this program receive an Ontario College Diploma 

in Practical Nursing. 


Nursing consultant / Clinical nurse / Nurse researcher 


• Completion of a post-secondary certificate in partical nursing 

• An applicant must have practiced as a nurse or completed their nursing education within 

the last 10 years as indicated in the Letter of Direction from the CNO. 

• Students who do not have a CNO Letter of Direction will require course-by-course 

assessment report from one of the following: 

1. World Education Services (WES) 

2. International Credential Assessment Service (ICAS) 

• Canadian Certificate Prepared RPNs: Current College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) 

certificate of registration 

• Internationally-educated Nurses: Submit letter from the CNO stating the courses/program 

required to write the practical nurse registration exam 

• Transcript and resumé review may be required 

• Interview with program coordinator prior to submitting an application 

• Centennial College English Admission Test (must achieve a minimum score of 

COMM 160/161 with a minimum listening score of 90) 



SEMESTER 1 

COMM-160/161 College Communications 1 

IEPN-122 Pathophysiology/ 

Pharmacotherapeutics 1 

IEPN-123 Introduction to Nursing in Ontario 

IEPN-125 Nursing Practice in Ontario 1 

IEPN-124 Theoretical Concepts in Nursing 1 

IEPN-126 

Health Assessment: A Holistic 

Approach 

Semester Note: Semester 1 is classified as Semester 2. 

SEMESTER 2 


IEPN-222 Pathophysiology/ 

Pharmacotherapeutics 2 

IEPN-223 Issues, Trends, Leadership and 

Evidence-Based Practice In 

Nursing 

IEPN-224 Theoretical Concepts in Nursing 2 

IEPN-225 Nursing Practice in Ontario 2 


SEMESTER 3 

IEPN-250 

Practical Nursing Pregraduate 

Clinical Applications 


Note: Additional requirements will apply prior to clinical placement. Visit the program page on our website for details. 






RUPINDER'S 

EXPERIENCES 

When you came to Canada from the UK, why did you 

decide to return to school? 

“I wanted to understand human resources within Canada. 

Employment law, workplace best practices, processes, 

policies, and culture are very different to those of the UK. 

To put myself in the best position to enter work, I thought, 

why not take a year just to study? Centennial had a good 

reputation for international students!” 

What practical experience did your program provide? 

“It was brilliant at helping me with hands-on projects where 

you're not just writing an essay, you’re collaborating with 

others who have very different opinions to you. You have 

to adjust, communicate well, and work cross-functionally.” 

What is your secret to success? 

“I cannot reiterate enough how important a co-op is. 

Especially for someone like me, as an international student 

who didn’t have Canadian experience, it's a great way to test 

the market and even get your foot in the door.” 

Rupinder Phagura 



Where are you working now? 

“I'm a Talent Acquisition Partner for Mars Canada. That 

essentially means I get to bring in top talent to Mars. 

I headhunt and source, find alternative recruitment 

strategies to attract different generations, and collaborate 

with managers across Mars to really find them the most 

skilled associates.” 

What tips do you have for future students? 

“Make sure you network with people in your classes. 

Eventually, wherever you go off on your careers, you never 

know when you're going to cross paths again, when you 

might need a role, or they might need a role. So, stay 

connected with one another. And I don't know if this is 

really cliché, but follow your dream! I wouldn't be at 

Mars otherwise!” 



ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 

AND APPLIED SCIENCE 


Construction Project Management ‒ 3130 (In-person) 3630 (Online) 

Cybersecurity ‒ 3224 (In-person) 3664 (Online) 

Internet of Things – System Architecture and Integration ‒ 


Mobile Applications Development ‒ 3223 (In-person) 3226 (Online) 

FAST-TRACK 

Architectural Technology ‒ 3125 (In-person) 3608 (Online) 

Artificial Intelligence – Software Engineering Technology ‒ 


Automation and Robotics – Electro-Mechanical Engineering 

Technician ‒ 4125 

Automation and Robotics – Electro-Mechanical Engineering 

Technology ‒ 4126 

Biomedical Engineering Technology ‒ 3427 

Biotechnology ‒ 3621 

Biotechnology – Advanced ‒ 3622 

Electrical Engineering Technician ‒ 3832 

Electronics Engineering Technician ‒ 3221 

Electronics Engineering Technology ‒ 3222 

Energy Systems Engineering Technician ‒ 3775 

Energy Systems Engineering Technology ‒ 3776 

Environmental Technician ‒ 4221 

Environmental Technology ‒ 4222 

Food Science Technology ‒ 3631 

Game – Programming ‒ 3129 (In-person) 3679 (Online) 

Health Informatics Technology ‒ 3528 (In-person) 

Mechanical Engineering Technician – Design ‒ 3725 

Mechanical Engineering Technology – Design ‒ 3735 

Mechanical Engineering Technology – Industrial ‒ 3747 

Networking – Computer Systems Technician ‒ 3424 

Networking – Computer Systems Technology ‒ 3425 

Software Engineering Technician ‒ 3428 (In-person) 3478 (Online) 

Software Engineering Technology ‒ 3429 (In-person) 3479 (Online) 

Electrical Engineering Technology ‒ 3833 





Construction Project 

Management 

3130/3630 



Certificate 

1 year/3 

semesters 

Morningside 

(3130), 

Online (3630) 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

(3130); 

Fall, Winter 

(3630) 

From planned and in-progress infrastructure developments to other wide-ranging projects, 

construction management skills open doors to numerous career opportunities. This program 

highlights the management and technological aspects of residential, industrial, commercial, 

and institutional construction projects as well as engineering and infrastructure construction. A 

principal focus on construction management and an ancillary focus on general project management 

in a construction environment result in a valuable and unique skill set. You also enhance your 

employability with knowledge of environment protection and sustainability. This 360-degree 

approach gets you ready to become a leader in your field. 

Notes: 

1. Construction Project Management courses cover all 11 of the Gold Seal Certification education components, and they provide 

all of the required educational credits. Upon completion of the program and required industry experience, graduates can apply 

to become a Gold Seal Certified Construction Professional. 

2. Construction Project Management courses are recognized by TARION, administrator for the New Home Warranty Program. 

They provide six of the seven education benchmarks required for TARION licensure. 



4. Program #3130 is taught using a combination of modalities. Courses may be delivered face-to-face, online, or in a blended/ 

hybrid combination of both online and traditional in-person teaching. 


Project manager / Estimator / Site manager 


• Diploma, advanced diploma, or degree in architecture, engineering, or constructionrelated 

discipline 

• Transcript and resumé review 





SEMESTER 1 

CSM-701 Introduction to Construction 

Management 

CSM-702 Management of a Construction 

Project 

CSM-704 Alternative Project Delivery 

Methods 

CSM-705 Construction Methods, Codes, 

and Norms 

CSM-706 Occupational Health, Safety 

and Security 

PMGT-706 Business Principles 

SEMESTER 2 

CSM-721 Quantity Surveying, Estimating 

and Bidding Procedures 

CSM-722 Construction Contracts and 

Construction Law 

CSM-723 Construction Scheduling 

CSM-724 Construction Cost Planning 

and Control 

CSM-725 Project Monitoring for Quality 

Control and Safety 

CSM-726 Procurement Management 

SEMESTER 3 

CSM-731 Development and Construction 

Economics 

CSM-732 Innovation in the Construction 

Industry 

CSM-733 Sustainable Practices 

CSM-734 HR Management 

CSM-735 Risk Management 

PMGT-702 Project Leadership 





Cybersecurity 

3224/3664 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Progress 

(3224), 

Online (3664) 

Fall (3224); 

Fall, Summer 

(3664) 

Cybersecurity is booming, with the global market recently valued at over $2 billion. That translates 

to an in-demand career in the public or private sectors, where you can excel after just two semesters 

of study. Core courses cover key cybersecurity concepts (cryptography, cyber forensics, and network 

security), teaching you to protect computers, applications, and networks from unauthorized and 

malicious users or software. Beyond gaining foundational knowledge, explore mobile network and 

cloud security and ethical hacking techniques and tools while also addressing supporting information 

system security concepts. Enhance your applied learning experience by working with current IT 

security tools, policies, and techniques in a cybersecurity lab or in a virtual learning environment 

through the program’s online version. 


SEMESTER 1 

CBER-701 Information Systems Security 

CBER-702 Communication Networks 

CBER-704 Cryptography and Network 

Security 

CBER-705 Web Security 

CBER-711 Software Security 

SEMESTER 2 

CBER-703 Cyber Forensics 

CBER-706 Mobile Network Security 

CBER-707 Cloud Security 

CBER-710 Capstone Project 

CBER-721 Ethical Hacking and Defense 

Notes: 






Cybersecurity consultant / Network security specialist / Operations and security manager 


• Diploma, advanced diploma, or degree in Computer Science, Computer/Electronics/ 

Communication Engineering, IT, or related discipline 








Internet of Things – 

System Architecture and 

Integration 

3229/3279 



Certificate 

1 year/3 

semesters 

Progress 

(3229), 

Online (3279) 

Fall (3229), 

Winter 

(3279) 

With billions of physical devices connected to the internet, collecting and sharing data, launch a 

career designing and implementing Internet of Things (or IoT)-based solutions in numerous sectors. 

Among IoT employment areas are government, retail, health care, agriculture, automation, and 

law enforcement. Our program introduces, explores, and leads you to an understanding of the IoT 

ecosystem. This includes the technology’s ethical and legal applications, various systems and 

processes that comprise IoT, network technology, cloud and edge computing devices, and the 

software code that ties all the various devices together. Whether you take it in-person or online, 

the program includes an immersive opportunity to design, develop, and install an IoT solution for a 

business partner’s real-world problem. 

Notes: 






SEMESTER 1 

IOTH-701 Introduction to IoT 

IOTH-702 IoT Electronic Circuits and Devices 

IOTH-703 Programming for IoT 

IOTH-704 IoT Infrastructure 

IOTH-705 Cloud IoT Platforms 

SEMESTER 2 

OTH-721 Advanced IoT Programming 

IOTH-722 Introduction to AI 

IOTH-723 Big Data in the IoT 

IOTH-724 IoT Securit 

IOTH-725 IoT Capstone Project 1 

SEMESTER 3 

IOTH-731 Application of AI to IoT 

IOTH-732 Storage and Virtualization 

IOTH-733 Connectivity and Mobility 

IOTH-734 System Integration 

IOTH-735 IoT Capstone Project 2 


Software programmer / Data analyst / Systems developer 


• Completion of a diploma, advanced diploma, or degree in Software Engineering 

(Technology/Technician); Network Engineering (Degree/Technology/Technician); 

Electronics Engineering; Computer Systems; Computer Science/Computer Engineering 


Note: We will consider applicants who have completed 50 per cent of a diploma, advanced diploma, or degree in the above-listed 

programs, and who also have a minimum of two years of work experience in these fields. 







Mobile Applications Development 

3223/3226 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Progress 

(3223), 

Online (3226) 

Fall (3223); 

Fall, Summer 

(3226) 

Combined, Google’s Play Store and Apple’s App Store offer about five million applications (“apps”). 

Contribute to the fast-growing mobile software apps development market with training from this 

program. Courses focus on developing mobile apps for Google Android and Apple iOS devices, while 

also covering advanced topics in mobile app development, web and enterprise technologies, user 

interface, user experience, emerging technologies, and more. Apply the knowledge you gain through 

a cumulative project developing mobile apps for business, gaming, health care, social networks, the 

Internet of Things, and other areas of interest. The skills you gain get you ready to make an immediate 

impact and go further faster. 

Notes: 






SEMESTER 1 

MAPD-711 

MAPD-712 

MAPD-713 

MAPD-714 

MAPD-715 

SEMESTER 2 

Samsung Android Application 

Development 

Web Technologies for Mobile 

Platforms 

Enterprise Technologies for 

Mobile Platforms 

iOS Development 

Mobile Application UI/UX Design 

MAPD-721 Samsung Advanced Android 

Development 

MAPD-722 Mobile Web Development 

MAPD-724 Advanced iOS Development 

MAPD-725 Emerging Technologies 

MAPD-726 Mobile Application Development 

Project 


Mobile application developer / Software developer / Software tester 


• Diploma or degree in computer science or computer programming 








Architectural Technology 

3125/3608 




Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Morningside 

(3125), 

Online 

(3608) 

Fall (3125); 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

(3608) 

Get recognition for your previous education and experience as a diploma or degree holder when you 

enter directly into Semester 3 of this three-year program. Primarily aimed at internationally-trained 

professionals, it offers knowledge of North American construction practices and language and a 

diploma in only four academic semesters. Become familiar with building materials, construction 

methods, structural design, mechanical and electrical services, building codes and zoning by-laws, 

contracts, specifications, and the business environment for providing design and construction 

services. Round out your training — and gain more practical leadership skills — by learning to use 

industry-standard computer technology, and by preparing designs and construction drawings for 

commercial, institutional, complex, and multi-use buildings. 

Notes: 

1. Once you complete the program, you may apply for Ontario Association of Applied Architectural Sciences (OAAAS) 

membership, which can lead to Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) membership as a Licensed Technologist OAA; 

membership in the Association of Architectural Technologists of Ontario (AATO); a Building Code Identification Number (BCIN); 

and a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) professional credential. 






Architectural technologist / Architectural drafter / Specifications writer 


• Diploma or degree in architectural, civil engineering, building science, or related area 








SEMESTER 1 

ARCH-201 Design and Computer Aided 

Drafting Project 3 

ACHS-204 Construction Health and Safety 

ARBC-205 Builders and Contractors 


ENVR-203 Environment 3 

MATM-101 Materials and Methods 1 

MATM-202 Materials and Methods 3 

SEMESTER 2 

ARCH-221 Design and Computer Aided 

Drafting Project 4 

ARBS-222 Building Services 1 

ARGR-224 Architectural Graphics 

ARST-305 Structures 


GNED General Education Elective 



SEMESTER 3 

ARBS-302 Building Services 2 

ARBW-307 Technical Writing 

ARCH-301 Design and CAD Complex Project 

ARPM-225 Project Management 

ARPT-304 Advanced Presentation 

Techniques 

ARST-306 Advanced Structures 


SEMESTER 4 

ARBL-324 Building Within the Municipality 

ARCH-321 Design and CAD Multi-Use Project 

ARCL-322 Contracts, Law and Professional 

Practice and Ethics 

ARPE-326 Understanding the Ontario 

Building Code 

ARSW-325 Specification Writing 

and Contracts 






Artificial Intelligence – 

Software Engineering Technology 

3422/3472 




Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Progress 

(3422), 

Online 

(3472) 

Fall, Winter 

(3422); Fall 

(3472) 

From self-driving cars to detecting unusual debit card usage, artificial intelligence (AI) is being applied 

to many sectors. Work on the next generation of applications with training from this program. If you 

are qualified, you can enter Year 2 of this three-year undertaking and receive your advanced diploma 

in four semesters. Because the program is aligned with the latest software engineering industry 

trends, learn about augmented analytics, AI-driven development, and autonomous things. Courses 

emphasize modern software design and AI frameworks, machine learning, data visualization, big data 

fundamentals, natural language processing, recommender systems, and digital ethics and privacy 

guidelines. Through two software development projects, build real-world business applications while 

gaining leadership skills to advance your career. 

Notes: 





3. The official Ministry name for this program is Software Engineering Technology ‒ Artificial Intelligence. Graduates of this 

program receive an Ontario College Advanced Diploma in Software Engineering Technology ‒ Artificial Intelligence. 


AI developer / Machine learning engineer / Data analytics developer 


• Degree or diploma in computer science, information technology, software engineering, 

or a related discipline 

• Transcript review 



Note: Additional requirements apply to participate in co-op. Visit the program page on our website for details 




SEMESTER 1 


COMP-228 Java Programming 

COMP-229 Web Application Development 

COMP-246 Object Oriented Software 

Engineering 

COMP-237 Introduction to Artificial 

Intelligence 



MATH-210 Linear Algebra and Statistics 

SEMESTER 2 

COMP-214 

COMP-216 

COMP-247 

COMP-254 

COMP-311 

ENGL-253 

SEMESTER 3 

CNET-307 

COMP-251 

COMP-255 

COMP-257 

COMP-258 

COMP-304 

Advanced Database Concepts 

Networking for Software 

Developers 

Supervised Learning 

Data Structures and Algorithms 

Software Testing and Quality 

Assurance 

Advanced Business 


IT Project Management 

Big Data Tools for Machine 

Learning 

Business and Entrepreneurship 

for Software Engineering 

Technology 

Unsupervised and Reinforcement 

Learning 

Neural Networks 


Semester Note: Program #3432 (Optional Co-op) courses 

may be offered in an alternative sequence 

SEMESTER 4 

COMP-261 AI Ethics and Data Governance 

COMP-262 Natural Language Processing and 

Recommender Systems 

COMP-263 Deep Learning 

COMP-264 Cloud Machine Learning 

COMP-313 Software Development Project 2 

EMPS-102 Employment Skills 2 



may be offered in an alternative sequence. 





Automation and Robotics – 

Electro-Mechanical Engineering 

Technician 

4125 



Diploma 

1 year/ 

2 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter 

One year in this Fast-track pathway can turn your interest in making things run better, faster, 

and easier into a career in automated systems, which are at the heart of virtually all advanced 

manufacturing sectors across a variety of industries. As a qualified engineering or science postsecondary 

graduate, enter Year 2 (Semester 3) of the two-year program to receive your diploma in 

only two semesters. Courses are comprehensive, emphasizing basic technology used in building 

and operating automated industrial systems. This includes programmable logic controllers (PLCs), 

hydraulics, pneumatics, electronics, and robotics. In addition to theory, you benefit from practical, 

hands-on laboratory experience — which gets you ready with knowledge well-rounded enough to take 

on leadership roles. 

Notes: 



2. The official Ministry name for this program is Electromechanical Engineering Technician. Graduates of this program receive an 

Ontario College Diploma in Electromechanical Engineering Technician. 


SEMESTER 1 


MT-120 Machine Shop 

MT-151 Introduction to AutoCAD 

ROBO-222 Electronic Devices and Digital 

Electronics 

ROBO-226 Fluid Power 

ROBO-237 Robotic Devices 

SEMESTER 2 



ROBO-223 Engineering Science 

ROBO-241 Hydraulic Systems 3 

ROBO-242 PLC/Pneumatic Interfacing 

ROBO-243 Maintenance and Troubleshooting 

ROBO-247 Robotic Applications 

Program Accreditation and Recognition 

• This program has met the national educational standards of Canada’s engineering technology and applied 

science profession, and as such, has received national program accreditation from Technology Accreditation 

Canada (TAC). 

• The Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT) recognizes this TAC 

nationally-accredited program as meeting the academic standard for certification in the Certified Technician 

(C.Tech.) category as well as the OACETT language benchmark requirement. 


Robotics technician / PLC technician / Electromechanical assembler 


• Degree or a three-year college diploma in computer science, engineering, 



• Centennial College Engineering Math Skills Assessment may be requested 

(applicants will be notified individually) 



Note: We will consider applicants with a combination of partial degree or diploma and relevant work experience 






Automation and Robotics ‒ 

Electro-Mechanical Engineering 

Technology 

4126 




Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

Automation and robotics are increasingly replacing manual labour. Play a key role in the field with the 

in-depth knowledge and skills you gain from this program. This option, for qualified engineering and 

science post-secondary program grads, puts you in Year 2 (Semester 3) of the three-year offering, 

so you can graduate in four semesters. Your training includes theory and practical hands-on lab 

experience. There is a focus on embedded systems using microcontrollers, quality control using 

vision inspection and special process control, and continuous feedback control using proportional– 

integral–derivative. Courses also cover integration of automated equipment through its design, 

fabrication, and installation. The result is an education that gets you ready for career success. 

Notes: 



2. The official Ministry name for this program is Electromechanical Engineering Technology. Graduates of this program receive an 

Ontario College Advanced Diploma in Electromechanical Engineering Technology. 




Canada (TAC). 


nationally-accredited program as meeting the academic standard for certification in the Certified Engineering 

Technologist (C.E.T.) category as well as the OACETT technology report and language benchmark requirements. 


Controls and automation technologist / Robotics programmer / PLC programmer 


• Degree or diploma in science, engineering, or a related discipline 







SEMESTER 1 



MT-151 Introduction to AutoCad 

ROBO-222 Electronic Devices and Digital 

Electronics 

ROBO-226 Fluid Power 

ROBO-237 Robotic Devices 

SEMESTER 2 

ENGL-250 Report Writing in a Technical 

Environment 



ROBO-223 Engineering Science 

ROBO-241 Hydraulic Systems 3 

ROBO-242 PLC/Pneumatic Interfacing 

ROBO-247 Robotic Applications 

SEMESTER 3 

AMEG-212 Applied Ethics in Technology 

and the Environment 


ROBO-350 Fluid Mechanics and Dynamics 

ROBO-351 Hydrostatic Systems and Design 

ROBO-352 PLC/Pneumatic Systems 1 

ROBO-354 Electric Machinery and 

Microcontrollers 

ROBO-356 Design and Development Project I 

SEMESTER 4 

ROBO-361 Electro-hydraulic Systems 

ROBO-362 PLC/Pneumatic Systems 2 

ROBO-363 Diagnostics and Maintenance 

ROBO-364 Feedback Control 

ROBO-366 Design and Development 

Project II 

ROBO-367 Industrial Production Applications 

Notes: 

1. We will consider applicants with a combination of partial diploma or degree and relevant work experience. 







Biomedical Engineering 

Technology 

3427 




Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter 

Technology is being applied to a wider range of goods, services, and processes, so the need 

for qualified professionals for the biomedical equipment industry continues to grow. As a postsecondary 

graduate, use your background to enter Year 2 (Semester 3) of this three-year offering 

and receive an advanced diploma in just two years (four semesters). Providing an optimum balance 

between theory and hands-on labs, this program covers design principles of medical equipment 

and rehabilitation and health improvement devices. Among these principles are electronics, 

microcontrollers, computers, engineering, chemistry, biology, and medicine. Use your education 

to become a leader in the field that has produced items such as artificial organs, prostheses, and 

medical instruments. 

Notes: 

1. The training your receive at Centennial will make you eligible for the Certified Engineering Technologist (CET) and Certified 

Biomedical Engineering Technologist (CBET) certifications. 






Canada (TAC). 





Bioengineer / Biomedical engineer / Engineering technologist 


• Diploma or degree in a related science or engineering area 




Note: Additional requirements will apply to participate in co-op. Visit the program page on our website for details. 



SEMESTER 1 



BTEC-106 Biomedical Physiology 

BTEC-211 Medical Signal Processing 

BTEC-212 Microbiology and Infection 

Control 


ETEC-201 Electronic Circuits 

ETEC-224 System Integration 

MATH-282 Math for Biomedical Engineering 

Technology 

SEMESTER 2 

BTEC-221 

BTEC-222 

BTEC-313 

ETEC-202 

ETEC-203 

ETEC-324 

SEMESTER 3 

BTEC-227 

BTEC-311 

BTEC-312 

BTEC-314 

BTEC-322 

ENGL-250 

GNED 

SEMESTER 4 

BTEC-315 

BTEC-321 

BTEC-325 

BTEC-327 

EMPS-101 

ETEC-221 

ETEC-222 

GNED-500 

Medical Instrumentation 

Dialysis and Water Treatment 

Medical Imaging Systems 

Microcontroller Programming 

and Interfacing 

Measurement and 

Instrumentation 

Wireless Networks and 

Applications 

Biomedical Research 

and Develoment 

Computer Networking in 

Healthcare 

Biomechanics 

Biophotonics 

Advanced Dialysis Technology 

Report Writing in a Technical 

Environment 

General Education Elective 

Biomedical Instrument 

Troubleshooting 

Advanced Topics in Biomedical 

Engineering 

Biomedical Product Sales 

and Services 

Biomedical Capstone Project 

Employment Skills 

Electronic Applications 

Applications with Microcontrollers 

Global Citizenship: From Social 






Biotechnology 

3621 



Diploma 

1 year/ 

2 semesters 

Morningside 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

Biotechnology is an exciting sector where breakthroughs in technology are based on biology. 

Numerous in-demand career opportunities exist in this field within the pharmaceutical, food, and 

cosmetics industries. As a qualified post-secondary graduate, you may receive your diploma in 

two semesters by entering Year 2 (Semester 3) of the two-year program. Practical application in 

microbiology, chemistry (analytical), organic chemistry, and biochemistry — while learning laboratory 

techniques and safety procedures — prepares you to become a laboratory technician. In your 

courses, you also isolate, enumerate, and identify microorganisms from various samples; prepare 

specimens for staining; aseptically handle materials; and much more. A project-based approach 

includes independently-designed microbiology projects to enhance your problem-solving, research, 

and leadership skills. 

Note: This program is taught using a combination of modalities. Courses may be delivered face-to-face, online, or in a blended/ 





Canada (TAC). 





SEMESTER 1 

ABEG-125 Occupational Health and Safety 

BAM-108 Biological Techniques 

BI-208 Food Microbiology 

BI-218 Food Microbiology Laboratory 

BI-207 Microbiology Project 1 

CH-121 Organic Chemistry 

CH-207 Analytical Chemistry 


SEMESTER 2 


BI-209 Pharmaceutical Microbiology 

BI-312 Recombinant DNA Technology 

CH-222 Biochemistry 1 


Environment 




Quality assurance technician / Microbiology lab technician / Analytical chemist 

or microbiologist 


• Diploma or degree in chemistry/biology, or engineering, or related discipline 









Biotechnology – Advanced 

3622 




Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Morningside 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

Are you science-minded, fascinated with technology, and enjoy problem solving? Biotechnology 

turns these qualities into an industrial microbiology or chemistry career. In fact, if you are qualified, 

you can receive your advanced diploma in four semesters by entering Year 2 (Semester 3) of this 

three-year program. In addition to specialized study of biotechnology applications, biochemistry, 

microbial genetics, and clinical and environmental microbiology, project work enhances your 

research skills, laboratory techniques, report writing, and presentations. Graduate with the ability to 

isolate, enumerate, and identify microorganisms from samples; accurately calibrate and use a range 

of instruments; prepare microbiological media and reagents to culture pathogenic microbes; and 

more. The program’s holistic approach gets you ready to excel in work and in life. 


hybrid combination of both online and traditional in-person teaching 




Canada (TAC). 





Quality control technologist / Microbiologist or scientist / Production and research scientist 


• Degree or three-year college diploma in chemistry/biology, engineering, 

or related discipline 





SEMESTER 1 


BAM-108 Biological Techniques 


BI-208 Food Microbiology 


CH-207 Analytical Chemistry 



SEMESTER 2 


BI-209 Pharmaceutical Microbiology 

BI-312 Recombinant DNA Technology 



Environment 



SEMESTER 3 

BI-302 Microbial Genetics 



CH-317 Analytical Instrumentation 

for Biotechnology 

SEMESTER 4 

BI-305 

BI-304 

BI-308 

BI-321 

BI-322 

Advanced Biotechnology 

Environmental Microbiology 

Systematic Microbiology 


Ethics (online) 







Electrical Engineering Technician 

3832 



Diploma 

1 year/ 

2 semesters 

Progress 

With the manufacturing sector becoming more specialized, the construction industry flourishing, and 

retirement rates increasing, professionals with electrical and electronic theory and practice will be 

in high demand. Qualified international and domestic electrical technicians and technologists — as 

well as those wanting to update their knowledge — may enter Year 2 (Semester 3) of this program 

to bypass an unnecessary repeat of courses. Curriculum covers installation, testing, maintaining, 

repairing, analyzing, and troubleshooting specific kinds of electrical circuits, equipment, and 

systems. It also includes hands-on practice to provide you with the confidence to excel in a career in 

the electrical industry and related areas. 

Notes: 






Electrician instrumentation technician / Electrical draftsperson / Maintenance electrician 


• Diploma or degree in electrical engineering, or electrical technology, or in a related 

science and engineering field 




• Centennial College English Admission Test (must score 160 or 161) 


Fall 


SEMESTER 1 




EET-118 Drawing Interpretation 1 and 2 

EET-119 Installation Methods 1 and 2 

EET-120 Canadian Electrical Code 1 and 2 

EET-215 Introduction to Programmable 

Logic Controllers 

EET-217 Electrical Theory 3 

SEMESTER 2 


EET-124 AutoCAD 

EET-216 Drawings and Installation 

Methods 3 

EET-223 Electronics 3 

EET-225 Capstone Project 

EET-226 Electric Power Generation 

and Distribution 

EET-228 Monitoring Systems 

and Networking 








Electrical Engineering Technology 

3833 




Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter 

From construction and transit expansion projects to repair and maintenance work on existing 

electrical grids, enjoy career options in many sectors as an electrical engineering technologist. 

This program allows qualified international and domestic electrical technicians and technologists — 

as well as those wanting to update their knowledge — to enter Year 2 (Semester 3) and get into the 

industry faster. Courses teach you to design, adapt, analyze, troubleshoot, commission, and install 

electrical systems as applied to electrical engineering. Classes and labs put theory into practice 

through real-life applications and simulated workplace assignments. The range of functions you 

complete as an electrical engineering technologist, with the added leadership abilities you 

gain at Centennial, prepare you to adhere to safety and compliance with relevant codes and 

standard practices. 

Notes: 






Electrician instrumentation technician / Electrical draftsperson / Electrical panel assembler 


• Diploma or degree in electrical engineering, or electrical technology, or in a related 

science and engineering field 




• Centennial College English Admission Test (must score 160 or 161) 





SEMESTER 1 

AMEG-212 Applied Ethics in Technology and 

the Environment 


EET-118 Drawing Interpretation 1 and 2 

EET-119 Installation Methods 1 and 2 

EET-120 Canadian Electrical Code 1 and 2 

EET-215 Introduction to Programmable 

Logic Controllers 

EET-217 Electrical Theory 3 

SEMESTER 2 


EET-124 AutoCAD 

EET-216 Drawings and Installation 

Methods 3 

EET-223 Electronics 3 

EET-226 Electric Power Generation 

and Distribution 

EET-228 Monitoring Systems 

and Networking 



SEMESTER 3 

EET-311 

EET-312 

EET-314 

EET-313 

EET-323 

ENGL-250 

SEMESTER 4 

EET-321 

EET-322 

EET-324 

EET-325 

EET-326 

GNED 

Programming Languages 

Advance Control Systems 

Lighting Design and Technology 

Project Design and Management 

Microcomputer Interfacing 


Environment 

Power Quality and Systems 

Analysis 

Distributed Energy and 

Management Systems 

Technology Capstone Project 

Advance Control Wiring 

Signals and Communications 






Electronics Engineering 

Technician 

3221 



Diploma 

1 year/ 

2 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter 

The latest job market information reveals a labour shortage of electronics engineering technicians in 

the coming years — and you can launch your career in just one. If you are a qualified post-secondary 

graduate, you may gain direct admission into Year 2 (Semester 3) of the two-year Electronics 

Engineering Technician program to receive a diploma in only two semesters. Get your industry start 

with an optimum balance between hands-on experience, theory, and leadership skills from this 

program. It covers areas such as wireless communications, data communications, microcontrollers, 

and industrial systems. To ensure you have a solid foundation in modern electronics, courses include 

work with computers, communication transceivers, and electronics testing and measurement 

equipment. 






Canada (TAC). 





SEMESTER 1 


ETEC-101 Electronics Lab Instrumentation 

and Techniques 

ETEC-202 Microcontroller Programming 


ETEC-203 Measurement and 


ETEC-206 RF Communications 



SEMESTER 2 

AMEG-212 

ETEC-221 

ETEC-222 

ETEC-223 

ETEC-224 

ETEC-225 

GNED 

Applied Ethics in Technology 




Industrial Controls 

System Integration 

Quality Control and Technician 

Project 



Audio-visual equipment operator / Telecommunications officer / Radio and television 

equipment operator 


• Diploma or degree in science, engineering, or a related discipline 









Electronics Engineering 

Technology 

3222 




Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter 

Take your curiosity about the inner workings of your tablet and smartphone and turn it into a career 

in electronics engineering technology in just two years. As a qualified applicant, enter Year 2 

(Semester 3) of the three-year offering to earn your advanced diploma in four semesters. By 

balancing theory, hands-on experience, and leadership skills, our courses offer knowledge and 

technical training reflecting the latest industry developments. Your preparation includes exploring 

modern electronics, wireless communications, data communications, microcontrollers, and 

industrial systems. You also work with computers, communication transceivers, and electronics 

testing and measurement equipment. 






Canada (TAC). 





Audio-visual equipment operator / Computer applications developer / 

Telecommunications officer 


• Degree or a three-year college diploma in science, engineering, or a related discipline 







SEMESTER 1 


ETEC-101 Electronics Lab Instrumentation 

and Techniques 

ETEC-202 Microcontroller Programming 


ETEC-203 Measurement and 


ETEC-206 RF Communications 



SEMESTER 2 

AMEG-212 

ENGL-250 

ETEC-221 

ETEC-222 

ETEC-223 

ETEC-224 

MATH-285 

SEMESTER 3 

EMPS-101 

ETEC-306 

ETEC-322 

ETEC-323 

ETEC-324 

ETEC-325 

GNED 

SEMESTER 4 

ETEC-301 

ETEC-302 

ETEC-303 

ETEC-305 

ETEC-326 

PHYS-307 




Environment 



Industrial Controls 

System Integration 

Calculus 


QA and Project Management 

Embedded Systems 

Control Systems 

Wireless Networks 

and Applications 

Fiber Optics Communications 


Analog and Digital Signal 

Processing 

Data Acquisition and Interfacing 

with Mobile Devices 

Computer Supported Design 

Digital Communications 

Technical Project 

Physics For Electronics 





Energy Systems Engineering 

Technician 

3775 



Diploma 

1 year/ 

2 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter 

Technical, managerial, and entrepreneurial skills are highly sought-after in modern energy and 

sustainable building companies. That skill set is exactly what results from this program. As a qualified 

post-secondary graduate, gain direct admission into Year 2 (Semester 3) of this two-year program, 

receiving your Technician diploma in two semesters. In your courses, work on energy systems, 

participate in applied research and development projects, and learn how society’s changing views 

on energy and the environment are transforming utility and construction sectors. Your training also 

examines challenges and opportunities that arise with integrating and using modern sustainable energy 

technologies in a construction industry that is adopting a host of new green building initiatives. 

Note: This program is taught using a combination of modalities. Courses may be delivered face-to-face, online, or in a blended/hybrid 

combination of both online and traditional in-person teaching. 




Canada (TAC). 


nationally-accredited program as meeting the academic standard for certification in the Certified Technician (C. 

Tech.) category as well as the OACETT language benchmark requirement. 


SEMESTER 1 


ESET-211 Digital and Power Electronics 

ESET-212 Boilers and Auxiliaries 

ESET-213 Renewable Energy System 

ESET-215 Electronic Devices and Digital 

Electronics 

ESET-216 Mechanics and Materials 


SEMESTER 2 

ESET-221 

ESET-222 

ESET-223 

ESET-224 

ESET-225 

GNED-500 

Fluid Mechanics and Dynamics 

Wind and Solar Energy 

Power Engineering and HVAC 

Design Project 

Pneumatics/PLC 




Powerline technician / Solar power technician / Power plant operator 













Energy Systems Engineering 

Technology 

3776 




Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter 

With society’s changing views of energy and the environment transforming the utility and construction 

sectors, a recent report shows Canada’s renewable energy sector is growing. Receive your advanced 

diploma and gain leadership skills in two years (if you are a qualified post-secondary graduate) by 

entering Semester 3 of this three-year program. Learn to understand energy, and its uses in modern 

society, through our courses. They include hands-on practice mimicking real-world scenarios that 

teach you to integrate and employ modern sustainable energy technologies in a manner consistent 

with our urban environments. Graduate with technical, managerial, and entrepreneurial skills that 

today’s energy and sustainable building companies are seeking. 






Canada (TAC). 





Wind and solar technologist / Power plant supervisor / Energy auditor 









SEMESTER 1 


ESET-211 Digital and Power Electronics 

ESET-212 Boilers and Auxiliaries 

ESET-213 Renewable Energy System 

ESET-215 Electronic Devices and Digital 

Electronics 

ESET-216 Mechanics and Materials 


SEMESTER 2 

ESET-121 

ESET-221 

ESET-222 

ESET-223 

ESET-225 

GNED-500 

Fabrication and Installation 

Fluid Mechanics and Dynamics 

Wind and Solar Energy 

Power Engineering and HVAC 

Pneumatics/PLC 



SEMESTER 3 

ESET-312 Power Generation 1 

ESET-314 Motion Controls and Network 

ESET-315 Refrigeration and HVAC 

ESET-316 Microcontrollers 

ESET-317 Statistics and Energy Auditing 

ESET-318 Thermodynamics 

SEMESTER 4 


Environment 

ESET-322 Power Generation 2 

ESET-323 Distributed Generation 

and Transmission 

ESET-324 Geothermal Heat Pumps: 

Installation and Design 

ESET-325 Building Automation Systems 

ESET-326 Final Project 

ESET-328 Energy Storage and Management 







Environmental Technician 

4221 



Diploma 

1 year/ 

2 semesters 

Morningside 

Combine your interest in biology, chemistry, math, and the environment for a career in the growing 

environmental technology field. Through this program, specially designed for post-secondary 

graduates, enter Year 2 (Semester 3) of the two-year program and graduate with a diploma in only 

one year (two semesters). Curriculum covers the three foundational disciplines of biology, chemistry, 

and civil engineering as it teaches you to understand and manage complex environmental problems. 

With hands-on training, you learn to use the tools and equipment needed in water and soil quality 

analysis, ecological field sampling, analytical chemistry, and surveying — greatly increasing your 

career options. The thorough preparation gets you ready for professional and personal success. 

Notes: 

1. When you graduate, you will be able to write the Ontario Ministry of the Environment Operator in Training (OIT) and Water 

Quality Analyst (WQA) exams. You will also be able to apply to register with the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering 

Technicians and Technologists (OACETT). 

2. If you successfully complete the entry-level course for drinking water operators, you will meet the requirements of the Ministry 

of Environment’s entry-level course for drinking water operators. 






Canada (TAC). 




Fall 


SEMESTER 1 


BI-230 Ecology 



EMT-109 Environmental Microbiology 

Techniques 

PW-231 Soils and Groundwater 

PW-232 Topographical Surveying 

VS-242 Enviro Legislation 

and Regulations 

SEMESTER 2 

BI-240 

CH-207 

CT-121 

ENGL-250 

GNED-500 

PW-242 

PW-243 

Applied Enviro Microbiology 

Analytical Chemistry 

Computer Aided Drafting 1 - Civil 


Environment 



Water Quality Control 

Engineering Equip and Processes 


Technical policy advisor / Environmental safety consultant / Waste and wastewater 

laboratory technician 


• Diploma or degree in science, engineering, or related discipline 









Environmental Technology 

4222 




Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Morningside 

Curbing the negative impact of human involvement on the environment is becoming an increasingly 

important industry. With the Fast-track option, if you are a qualified post-secondary student, you 

can prepare to become an environmental technology leader in four semesters by entering Year 2 

(Semester 3) of this three-year program. Your training includes theoretical and practical knowledge 

in understanding and managing complex environmental problems as you cover biology, chemistry, 

and civil engineering. Using technology and equipment for water and soil quality analysis; hazardous 

material management; AutoCAD drawing; geographic information systems mapping; lab practice in 

water quality testing and groundwater movement; and computer aided environmental audits round 

out training. 

Notes: 

1. If you successfully complete the entry-level course for drinking water operators, you will meet the requirements of the Ministry 

of Environment’s entry-level course for drinking water operators. 

2. After you complete Semester 4 courses, you can write the Ontario Ministry of the Environment Operator-in-Training (OIT) 

and Water Quality Analyst (WQA) exams. 

3. Once you complete the program, you will be able to apply to register with the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering 

Technicians and Technologists (OACETT). 






Canada (TAC). 





Technical policy advisor / Environmental safety consultant / Waste and wastewater 

laboratory technician 


• Diploma or degree in chemistry/biology, or engineering, or related discipline 




Fall 


SEMESTER 1 


BI-230 Ecology 



EMT-109 Environmental Microbiology 

Techniques 

PW-231 Soils and Groundwater 

PW-232 Topographical Surveying 

VS-242 Enviro Legislation 

and Regulations 

SEMESTER 2 

BI-240 

CH-207 

CT-121 

ENGL-250 

GNED-500 

PW-242 

PW-243 

SEMESTER 3 

BI-310 

CH-315 

PW-312 

VS-320 

VS-353 

SEMESTER 4 

AH-360 

BI-311 

CH-360 

VS-360 

VS-361 

Applied Enviro Microbiology 

Analytical Chemistry 

Computer Aided Drafting 1 – Civil 


Environment 



Water Quality Control 

Engineering Equip and Processes 

Bioregionalism 

Analytical Instrumentation 

Civil Engineering Design 

and Construction Practices 

Environmental Chemistry 

Enviro Audits, Sampling 

and Data Management 

Applied Hydrology/Spills 

Management 

Applied Microbiological Analysis 

Hazardous Wastes and Modern 

Industrial Process 

Environmental Project (Industry) 

Geographic Information System 







Food Science Technology 

3631 

Optional Co-Op 



Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Morningside 

Fall, Winter 

With job market information showing increased demand for technical expertise in food science 

technology across various industries, our program prepares you with the latest information 

and skills. As a qualified post-secondary graduate, receive an advanced diploma in just two years 

(four semesters) by entering Year 2 (Semester 3) of this three-year program and fast tracking your 

studies. In your courses, integrate and apply knowledge from microbiology, chemistry, engineering, 

biology, and nutrition to learn to preserve, process, package, and distribute foods that are healthy, 

affordable, desirable, and safe to eat. The interactive delivery gets you ready to take on leadership 

roles in food science careers in areas including quality control and assurance, laboratory analysis, 

and product development. 



Program Recognition and Accreditation 



Canada (TAC). 





Quality control technician / Product development coordinator / Food safety specialist 


• Degree or a three-year college diploma in chemistry/biology, engineering, 

or related discipline 






SEMESTER 1 



BI-228 Food Microbiology Theory 



FST-201 Introduction to Food Nutrition 

FST-211 Introduction to Food Science 

PHYS-210 Physics for Food Science 

SEMESTER 2 



Environment 

FST-221 Food Science Project I 

FST-222 Food Processing and Technology I 

FST-223 Quality Assurance I 

FST-224 Food Chemistry 

SEMESTER 3 

FST-311 

FST-314 

FST-313 

FST-321 

FST-322 

SEMESTER 4 

FST-312 

FST-315 

FST-323 

FST-324 

FST-325 

FST-326 

GNED-500 

Food Processing and 

Technology II 

Food Analysis 

Food Biotechnology 

Food Science Project II 

Plant Sanitation 

Quality Assurance II 

Food Regulations 

Food Product Development 

Food Safety Management 

Systems 

Food Packaging 

Food Science Technology Seminar 








Game – Programming 

3129/3679 




Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Progress 

(3129), 

Online (3679) 

Fall, Winter 

If you are a qualified post-secondary graduate, enter Canada’s booming gaming industry in only 

four semesters with this entry pathway into Year 2 (Semester 3) of the three-year program. Learn to 

contribute to various game development phases, such as game design, 3D graphics programming, 

simulation design, and multiplayer online game programming. Our courses cover numerous topics. 

They range from object-oriented software design methodologies and user-oriented interface design 

to programming languages, software testing, advanced graphics, game and simulation design, 

mobile app development, and more. The opportunity to work on two software development 

projects underscores the curriculum’s applied focus. It also gets you ready for personal and 

professional success. 

Notes: 

1. Once you complete this program, you may apply for certified membership to either the Canadian Information Processing 

Society (CIPS) or to your provincial engineering technology association. 







science profession, and as such, has received national program accreditation from Canada’s Association of 

Information Technology (IT) Professionals (CIPS) and Technology Accreditation Canada (TAC). 




Notes: 


User interface developer / Software tester / Game programmer 


• Degree or a three-year college diploma in computer science, information technology, 

software engineering, or a related discipline 





2. Additional requirements will apply to participate in co-op. Visit the program page on our website for details. 


SEMESTER 1 





Engineering 

COMP-253 Assets for Game Developers 

COMP-391 Introduction to Game 

and Simulation 



SEMESTER 2 

COMP-217 C++ for Game Development 

COMP-254 Data Structures and Algorithms 

COMP-305 Game Programming 1 

COMP-311 Software Testing and Quality 

Assurance 

COMP-397 Web Game Programming 


SEMESTER 3 

CNET-307 IT Project Management 

COMP-231 Software Development Project I 

COMP-304 Mobile Applications Development 

COMP-394 Practical Game Design 

COMP-396 Game Programming 2 

ENGL-253 Advanced Business 





SEMESTER 4 

COMP-256 Special Topics in Interactive 

Gaming 

COMP-308 Emerging Technologies 


COMP-392 Advanced Graphics 

COMP-395 Simulation Design 










Health Informatics Technology 

3528 




Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Progress 

(3528) 

Fall, Winter 

Design, develop, modify, and test the next generation of medical software products as a skilled 

health informatics professional with training from this program. You may be eligible to enter 

directly into Semester 3 to receive your advanced diploma in only four semesters. Coursework 

includes object-oriented software design methodologies, user-oriented interface design, health 

care information system structures and privacy issues, telehealth, and data security. It also 

focuses on technologies such as programming languages, database management systems, web 

frameworks, data warehousing and data mining, and business intelligence tools. During two software 

development projects, put your newly acquired skills into action — and benefit from gaining additional 

leadership skills that get you ready to take your career to the next level. 

Notes: 












nationally-accredited program as meeting the academic standard for certification in the Technologist category. 

Notes: 


Software developer / Health care information systems analyst / 

Systems implementation specialist 


• College diploma or university degree in computer science, information technology, 

software engineering, or a related discipline 








SEMESTER 1 


COMP-123 Programming 2 

COMP-214 Advanced Database Concepts 


Engineering 

COMP-381 Tools, Algorithms and Methods 

for HCIS 



SEMESTER 2 





Assurance 

COMP-380 Structure of HCIS 




SEMESTER 3 

COMP-231 

COMP-304 

COMP-309 

COMP-383 

COMP-384 

COMP-387 

GNED 

Software Development Project I 


Data Warehousing and Data 

Mining in HCIS 

Data Security and Privacy Policies 

in HCIS 

Telehealth 

Clinical Workflow and IT Solutions 




SEMESTER 4 

COMP-216 Networking for Software 

Developers 


COMP-255 Business and Entrepreneurship 


Technology 



COMP-321 Systems Integration 








Mechanical Engineering 

Technician – Design 

3725 



Diploma 

1 year/ 

2 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter 

Manufacturing attracts significant investments, which means there is a continued demand for 

mechanical engineering technicians. Start your career in this field in just two semesters. Our Fasttrack 

option places you in Year 2 (Semester 3) of this two-year program for speedy completion, with 

an advanced computer-assisted drafting and computer-assisted manufacturing skill set. Courses 

use a project-based approach to teach you the use of industry-current software. By working in small 

groups, learn to plan, schedule, create, design, and build as part of a team — while simultaneously 

acquiring the leadership abilities needed for personal and professional success. 

Notes: 

1. You may graduate as a Technician after one year or continue with an additional year of study and co-op work experience in the 

Mechanical Engineering Technology – Design program. 




SEMESTER 1 


MATH-180 Technology Mathematics 3 


MT-153 CAD II 

MT-201 CAD/CAM and CNC Programming 

MT-318 Fluid Mechanics 1 

SEMESTER 2 


Environment 



MT-225 Hydraulics and Pneumatics 

MT-228 Tool Design 

MT-257 Quality Assurance 

MT-258 Project: Design and Construction 




Canada (TAC). 





Production controller / CAD operator / Mechanical tester 


• Degree or a three-year college diploma in a related science or engineering area 












Technology – Design 

3735 




Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

Today’s increasingly complex industries need leaders who can design and develop mechanical 

devices and equipment. Become that expert in four semesters, if you qualify for the Fast-track 

pathway, which places you in Year 2 (Semester 3) of this three-year program. Courses combine 

engineering theory and practice, focusing on design and development of mechanical devices and 

equipment. You gain a grounding in engineering sciences and skills, including computer-assisted 

drafting and manufacturing, as used in the industry. A project-based approach simulates workplace 

assignments, relating classroom theory to designing, manufacturing, and testing processes. The 

program also leaves room to introduce finite element analysis using ANSYS software. 

Notes: 



2. The official Ministry name for this program is Mechanical Engineering Technology. Graduates of this program receive an Ontario 

College Advanced Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Technology. 




Canada (TAC). 




Notes: 


Mechanical tester / Junior engineer / CAD operator 











SEMESTER 1 


MATH-231 Differential Calculus and Analytic 

Geometry 


MT-153 CAD II 



SEMESTER 2 

ENGL-250 

GNED-500 

MATH-232 

MT-224 

MT-225 

MT-228 

SEMESTER 3 

MT-258 

MT-305 


Environment 



Integral Calculus 

Applied Dynamics 

Hydraulics and Pneumatics 

Tool Design 

Project: Design and Construction 

Dynamics of Machines and 

Mechanisms 

MT-309 Thermodynamics 1 

MT-335 Machine Design 1 


MTID-311 Operational Excellence 

SEMESTER 4 

MT-257 

MT-300 

MT-323 

MT-324 

Quality Assurance 

FEA Applications 

Instrumentation and Control 

Advanced Project: Design 

and Construction 

MT-339 Thermodynamics 2 








Technology – Industrial 

3747 




Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter 

If you enjoy hands-on work and have a mechanical aptitude, a career in industrial mechanical 

engineering technology combines your interests as you manufacture and produce mechanical 

equipment and products. Qualified post-secondary graduates may enter directly into Year 2 (Semester 

3) of this three-year program. In just four semesters, become familiar with specialized subjects relating 

to modern manufacturing and production processes. Courses also focus on computer-aided design 

and computer-aided manufacturing using industry standard software. Through projects that simulate 

real-world workplace assignments, you design, build, and test an original piece of equipment. Your 

training gets you ready you to make an immediate impact and go further faster. 






Canada (TAC). 





Manufacturing supervisor / Mechanical tester / Facility planner 









SEMESTER 1 


MATH-231 Differential Calculus and Analytic 

Geometry 


MT-153 CAD II 



SEMESTER 2 

ENGL-250 

GNED-500 

MATH-232 

MT-224 

MT-225 

MT-228 

MT-257 

SEMESTER 3 


Environment 



Integral Calculus 

Applied Dynamics 

Hydraulics and Pneumatics 

Tool Design 

Quality Assurance 

MT-258 Project: Design and Construction 


MTID-311 Operational Excellence 

MTID-312 Advanced Quality Concepts 

MTID-313 Project Management 

SEMESTER 4 

MT-324 

MTID-321 

MTID-322 

MTID-323 

MTID-324 

Advanced Project: Design 

and Construction 

Shop Floor Management and 

Continuous Improvement 

Manufacturing Automation 

Facility Planning and 

Workcell Design 

Principles of Accounting 

and Financial Management 







Networking – Computer Systems 

Technician 

3424 



Diploma 

1 year/ 

2 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

From larger computer systems and design services firms to hospitals, banks, and educational 

institutions, your computer systems technician skills can land you rewarding opportunities. This 

pathway allows qualified post-secondary graduates direct admission into Year 2 (Semester 3) of the 

two-year offering to receive their diploma in just one year (two semesters). The program incorporates 

the latest in computer systems and network technology. Because hands-on application is crucial for 

this field, you delve inside computer hardware to learn the intricacies of operating systems; explore 

computer systems and networks technology; study computer and network security; and assemble 

and maintain systems that will empower users in creative, business, and communication activities. 

You will be prepared for a success in your career — and in life. 

Notes: 



2. The official Ministry name for this program is Computer Systems Technician – Networking. Graduates of this program receive 

an Ontario College Diploma in Computer Systems Technician ‒ Networking. 




Canada (TAC). 





SEMESTER 1 



CNET-202 Windows Server Operating 

System 

CNET-217 Switching and Routing Essentials 


CNET-332 Scripting for Systems 

Administration 



SEMESTER 2 

CNET-212 

CNET-221 

CNET-222 

CNET-227 

CNET-229 

CNET-304 

EMPS-101 

ENGL-250 

GNED 

Virtualization and Cloud 

Technology 

Network Security 

Network Services 

Technician Project 

Introduction to Business and ICT 

Wireless Technology 



Environment 



Computer systems technician / Network technician / Network technical support specialist 


• Degree or a three-year college diploma in computer science, engineering, or a related 

discipline 




Note: We will consider applicants with a combination of partial degree or diploma and relevant work experience. 






Networking – Computer Systems 

Technology 

3425 




Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

The knowledge and leadership skills you gain from this program can open doors to a field 

that needs networking professionals in various sectors. If you previously completed a relevant 

post-secondary program, you can receive your diploma in only four semesters by entering the second 

year of this three-year offering. With a hands-on approach, literally delve inside computer hardware 

to understand the intricacies of operating systems, explore current computer systems and network 

technology, and work with computer/server and network technologies. In labs, learn to administer 

and manage computer systems, converged and wireless networks, network security and data 

centres/cloud; and assemble and maintain systems that empower users in creative, business, and 

communication activities. 

Notes: 



2. The official Ministry name for this program is Computer Systems Technology – Networking. Graduates of this program receive 

an Ontario College Advanced Diploma in Computer Systems Technology ‒ Networking. 




Canada (TAC). 




Notes: 


Network or system analyst / Security analyst / Wireless network administrator or technician 


• Degree or a three-year college diploma in computer science, engineering, 





1. We will consider applicants with a combination of partial degree or diploma and relevant work experience. 



SEMESTER 1 

CNET-202 Windows Server Operating 

System 

CNET-217 Switching and Routing Essentials 

CNET-225 Introduction to Telephony 

CNET-332 Scripting for Systems 

Administration 



SEMESTER 2 

AMEG-212 

CNET-212 

CNET-221 

CNET-222 

CNET-229 

CNET-306 

CNET-311 

GNED-500 

SEMESTER 3 

CNET-239 

CNET-301 

CNET-304 

CNET-305 

CNET-307 

CNET-320 

CNET-329 

SEMESTER 4 

CNET-321 

CNET-324 

CNET-328 

CNET-331 

CNET-327 

CNET-341 

EMPS-101 

ENGL-250 



Virtualization and Cloud 

Technology 

Network Security 

Network Services 

Introduction to Business and ICT 

Unix/Linux 

Routing and Switching 



Computer Forensics 

Network Design and Test 

Wireless Technology 

Voice and Video Over IP 

IT Project Management 

Data Centre 

Business and ICT 

Network Management 

Wireless Networks 

Internetwork Troubleshooting 

Ethical Hacking 

Technologist Project 

IoT Technologies 



Environment 






Software Engineering Technician 

3428/3478 



Diploma 

1 year/ 

2 semesters 

Progress 

(3428), 

Online (3478) 

Fall, Winter 

Cutting-edge knowledge of designing, developing, and maintaining software coupled with leadership 

skills will ensure you confidently enter the in-demand technology market. If you are a qualified postsecondary 

graduate, this pathway’s direct admission into Year 2 (Semester 3) of the two-year program 

results in a diploma in only one year (two semesters). Through theory and hands-on learning, become 

familiar with software engineering methodologies, programming languages such as Java and C#, 

design and algorithm concepts, data management tools, user-oriented interface design, networking 

fundamentals, and more. To complete your training, a software development project requires you to 

apply your skills by building software. 

Notes: 















SEMESTER 1 






Engineering 



SEMESTER 2 


COMP-231 Software Development Project I 


Assurance 

ELECT Technical Elective* 

EMPS-101 Employment Skills 




Semester Note: Technical Elective*: CNET-307 - IT Project 

Management or COMP-377 - AI for Software Developers 


Computer programmer / Software developer / Systems analyst 


• Diploma or degree in computer science, information technology, software engineering, 





Note: We will consider applicants with a combination of partial diploma or degree and relevant work experience. 







Software Engineering Technology 

3429/3479 




Advanced 

Diploma 

2 years/ 

4 semesters 

Progress 

(3429), 

Online 

(3479) 

Fall, Winter 

Designing, developing, and maintaining software systems opens doors to a sector society relies on 

to stay connected. If you are a qualified post-secondary graduate, you may gain access to Year 2 

(Semester 3) of this three-year offering, receive your advanced diploma in only four semesters, and 

enter the field. Coverage of modern programming languages, design and algorithm concepts, data 

management tools, systems integration, enterprise programming, mobile computing, and software 

security makes up this curriculum. You also become familiar with object-oriented software design 

methodologies, user-oriented interface design, software testing, mobile application development, 

cloud computing, data mining, and more. Two software development projects enhance your technical 

training and leadership abilities. 

Notes: 














Notes: 


Software developer / Web application developer / Database administrator 


• Diploma or degree in computer science, information technology, software engineering, 










SEMESTER 1 






Engineering 




SEMESTER 2 




COMP-304 Mobile Applications Development 


Assurance 




SEMESTER 3 

COMP-231 

COMP-255 

COMP-303 

COMP-306 

COMP-307 

COMP-309 

Software Development Project I 

Business and Entrepreneurship 


Technology 

Java EE Programming 

API Engineering and Cloud 

Computing 

Software Security 

Data Warehousing and Data 

Mining in HCIS 



SEMESTER 4 


COMP-216 Networking for Software 

Developers 

COMP-308 Emerging Technologies 


COMP-321 Systems Integration 

ELECT 1 Technical Elective 1* 



1. Program #3439 (Optional Co-op) courses may be offered 

in an alternative sequence. 

2. Technical Elective 1*: COMP-367 ‒ DevOps 

Implementation or COMP-377 ‒ AI for Software 

Developers 



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Event Management ‒ 1831 (In-person) 1835 (Online) 

Food Media ‒ 1833 

Food Tourism ‒ 1834 

Hotel, Resort and Restaurant Management ‒ 1830 





Event Management 

1831/1835 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Progress 

(1831), 

Online (1835) 

Fall, Winter 

(1831); 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

(1835) 

Event management professionals have the opportunity to personalize their careers based on their 

area of interest, whether that means staging festivals or executing corporate conferences. Through 

online or in-person delivery, examine this sector’s management practices. Connect with professors 

and peers, and complete independent research, group work, discussions, and experiential workintegrated 

learning. Your curriculum includes how events are designed, funded, staffed, and 

promoted. Planning and development of sustainability, creative concepts, sales and marketing, 

budgeting, and an understanding of volunteer and team building round out the Event Management 

program. When you graduate, get ready to make an instantly-memorable impact. 


Event manager / Festival planner / Live event producer 








SEMESTER 1 

EVNT-701 Introduction to Event 

Management 

EVNT-702 Networking and Industry 

Relations 

EVNT-703 Event Sales and Marketing 

EVNT-704 Event Budgeting 

EVNT-705 Volunteer and Team Building 

EVNT-706 Sponsorship Development 

EVNT-717 Site Logistics (only for 1831) 

SEMESTER 2 

EVNT-711 Event Programming 

EVNT-712 Creativity and Innovation 

EVNT-713 Sustainable Events 

EVNT-714 Risk and Security Management 

EVNT-715 Communications and Media 

Planning 

EVNT-716 Experiential Event Operations 

EVNT-717 Site Logistics (only for 1835) 

EVNT-718 Trade and Consumer Shows 



Food Media 

1833 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter 

Organizations as diverse as health care institutions, media publications, and marketing agencies 

need professionals with a passion for food and knowledge of media practices. Learn to advertise 

and market your own food product or service using personalized branding and marketing, identify 

target market audience, and design and produce innovative messages that attract revenuegenerating 

streams and opportunities. A three-day (Saturday to Monday) program delivery format 

accommodates working professionals. Food Media’s entrepreneurial focus leaves you with a skill set 

that helps get you ready to advance faster. 


Freelance food writer / Food stylist editor / Food segment producer 






SEMESTER 1 

FOOD-700 

FOOD-702 

FOOD-703 

FOOD-705 

FOOD-715 

FOOD-717 

FOOD-720 

FOOD-735 

SEMESTER 2 

Introduction to Food Media 

Recipe Research, Development 

and Writing 

Introduction to Digital Media 

Food Writing 

Food Media Marketing 

and Promotion 

Production and Editing 

Food Media Concept Production I 

Exploration of Foodways 

FOOD-701 Social Media of Food 

FOOD-704 Food Styling and Photography 

FOOD-712 Advertising Negotiation and Sales 

FOOD-713 Food Freelance Entrepreneurship 

FOOD-714 Media Training 

CFOOD-716 Entertainment and Media Law 

FOOD-721 Food Media Concept Production II 






Food Tourism 

1834 


Graduate Certificate 

1 year/2 semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter 

In Canada, the food and beverage services industry is the largest employment sector among tourism 

businesses. This innovative program examines the exciting links between tourism marketing, 

development, and experiences with gastronomy, wine, culture, food traditions, and communities. 

Through hands-on and immersive courses, prepare to develop food tourism enterprises or find 

employment in existing companies while advocating for social justice, equity, and access in 

communities worldwide. The entrepreneurial skills you gain get you ready to pursue self-employment 

and/or consultancy work — and turn you into an effective leader.. 


Food, beverage, and restaurant marketer / Food tourism entrepreneur / Food and wine 

event manager 







SEMESTER 1 

FOOD-705 Food Writing 

FOOD-706 Wine, Beer and Spirits 

FOOD-707 Gastronomy and Taste of Place I 

FOOD-730 Introduction to Food Tourism 

FOOD-731 Hospitality Marketing and 

Business Development 

FOOD-734 Tourism Destinations 

FOOD-735 Exploration of Foodways 

FOOD-736 Food Distribution and Travel Trade 

SEMESTER 2 

FOOD-701 Social Media of Food 

FOOD-708 Gastronomy and Taste of Place II 

FOOD-713 Food Freelance Entrepreneurship 

FOOD-732 Social Leadership and Business 

Development 

FOOD-737 Global Tourism Development 

and Social Justice 

FOOD-740 Introduction to Event 

Management 

FOOD-742 Sponsorship Development 


Hotel, Resort and Restaurant 

Management 

1830 



Certificate 

1 year/2 

semesters 

Progress 

Fall, Winter, 

Summer 

With just one program, become equipped for three areas of the hospitality industry — hotel, resort, 

and restaurant — creating managerial career opportunities for yourself in Canada and abroad. This 

program is based on the high standards of Canadian hotels, while also boasting a deep-rooted 

connection with multinational hotel, resort, and restaurant organizations. Benefit from integrated 

academic and experiential learning opportunities in classrooms that include facilities such as a 

restaurant and café, four operational hotel suites, and culinary and bake labs. Get ready to use your 

well-rounded education to advance your career. 


Hotel manager / Restaurant manager / Food and beverage manager 





SEMESTER 1 

HOTL-701 

HOTL-702 

HOTL-703 

HOTL-704 

HOTL-706 

HOTL-751 

HOTL-752 

SEMESTER 2 

HOTL-705 

HOTL-753 

HOTL-777 

Hospitality Financial Management 

Strategic Human Resources 

Management 

Wines and Spirits 

International Hotel, Resort and 

Restaurant Management 

Managing Service Quality and 

Business Excellence 

Hospitality Safety, Security and 

Risk Management 

Hospitality Marketing Strategies 

Foundations of Leadership 

Hospitality Revenue and 

Distribution Management 

Work Integrated Learning: 

Hotel, Resort and Restaurant 





HOW TO APPLY 

STEP 1 

PICK A PROGRAM 

One that matches your interests 

and career goals. Before 

applying, make sure you meet 

the program’s admission 

requirements. Find complete 

admission requirements on the 

program pages of our website. 

STEP 2 

APPLY TO CENTENNIAL COLLEGE 

• Canadian citizens or permanent 

residents: Visit ontariocolleges.ca. Pay 

the $115 fee, which allows you to apply 

for up to three Centennial programs. 

November 1 is the earliest date colleges 

may release offers to applicants. Offers 

will continue to be issued until programs 

are filled or wait lists are established. 

• International students: Please refer 

to the application instructions under 

International Education on our website. 

• Better Jobs Ontario program 

applicants: Contact the Employment 

Training Centre at 416-289-5123, or 

by email at employmenttraining@ 

centennialcollege.ca. 

• Previous Centennial College 

students: Apply as an in-house 

applicant. Complete the "full-time day 

school" application and submit it to 

admissions@centennialcollege.ca. 

STEP 3 

SEND US YOUR TRANSCRIPTS 

• Current Ontario high school 

students: Most secondary school 

districts electronically send 

your grades to Ontario College 

Application Service (OCAS), which 

sends them to Centennial. We 

receive interim records after you 

apply and updated final grades 

when you successfully complete 

your studies. 

• Former Ontario high school 

students and Ontario public 

college or university students/ 

graduates: Use the transcript 

request page in your OCAS 

application. 

• College or university graduates 

and graduates from Canadian high 

schools outside of Ontario: Visit 

OCAS for further instructions. 

• Canadian citizens or permanent 

residents with transcripts from 

outside of Canada: Provide a 

Credential Assessment Report by 

World Education Services (WES) or 

International Credential Assessment 

Service (ICAS). Visit our website for 

complete details. 

Note: Many of our programs allow 

students to take a skills assessment 

to satisfy admission requirements. 

Refer to specific program pages on our 

website for more information. 

STEP 4 

WAIT FOR YOUR OFFER 

OF ADMISSION 

Once your application meets 

all admission requirements, 

we send you an offer of admission. 

Accept your offer by following the 

instructions in the letter. 

Follow these steps to get into your program at Centennial. 

For full application details, visit centennialcollege.ca/admissions. 





RAPHAEL'S EXPERIENCES 

How did the College help you get further education? 

“After consulting with our program chair and program 

coordinator, I elected to graduate early with a Software 

Engineering Technician diploma. Then I enrolled in the 

College’s Interactive Media Management program.” 

What’s the most important things your two 

programs taught you? 

“With my background in software engineering, web 

development courses, and co-op experience, I was better 

able to understand concepts in user experience (UX) 

design. Many students’ dilemma after graduating from 

school is confidence. They don’t know if they are a fit for 

certain jobs because they haven’t applied their skills in 

a professional setting. During my co-op terms in both 

programs, I gained confidence and learned to market 

myself.” 

How did taking part in the College’s Technology 

Fair and Hiring Event help your career? 

“Competing in this event gave me confidence to work with 

people of different backgrounds and skill levels, which is 

so important in Canada’s multicultural workforce. It was 

helpful for me not only on a professional level but also in 

my personal endeavors.” 

Raphael Tigno 


Software Engineering Technician 

Interactive Media Management 

How did the College help you get further education? 

“After consulting with our program chair and program 

coordinator, I elected to graduate early with a Software 

Engineering Technician diploma. Then I enrolled in the 

College’s Interactive Media Management program.” 

What’s kept you working at Centennial College, 

as a Senior DevOps Engineer? 

“I find myself connected to Centennial’s mission, which 

is to be a social justice college. I really appreciate being 

in a work environment where we make an impact in my 

community. Centennial is doing that. It helps to make our 

community better.” 



INDEX 

A 

Advertising – Creative and Digital Strategy 38 

Advertising – Media Management 39 

Alcoholic Beverages Management 16 

Architectural Technology 66 

Artificial Intelligence – Software Engineering Technology 67 

Arts Education and Community Engagement 40 

Arts Management 41 

Automation and Robotics – Electro-Mechanical 

Engineering Technician 68 

Automation and Robotics ‒ Electro-Mechanical 

Engineering Technology 69 

B 

Biomedical Engineering Technology 70 

Biotechnology 71 

Biotechnology – Advanced 72 

Bridging to University Nursing 54 

Bridging to University Nursing – Flexible 55 

Bridging to University Nursing – IEN 56 

Business Administration – Accounting 35 

Business Analytics and Insights 17 

Business Analytics and Insights – Canadian Context 18 

C 

Children’s Media 42 

Construction Project Management 62 

Contemporary Journalism 43 

Cybersecurity 63 

E 

Electrical Engineering Technician 73 

Electrical Engineering Technology 74 

Electronics Engineering Technician 75 

Electronics Engineering Technology 76 

Energy Systems Engineering Technician 77 

Energy Systems Engineering Technology 78 

Environmental Technician 79 

Environmental Technology 80 

Event Managemen 92 

F 

Film and Television – Business 44 

Financial Planning 19 

Food Media 92 

Food Science Technology 81 

Food Tourism 93 

G 

Game – Programming 82 

Global Business Management 20 

H 

Health Informatics Technology 83 

Hotel, Resort and Restaurant Management 93 

Human Resources Management 21 

I 

Insurance Management 22 

Interactive Media Management 45 

International Business Management 23 

International Development 24 

Internet of Things – System Architecture and Integration 64 

L 

Lifestyle Media 46 

M 

Marketing – Corporate Account Management 26 

Marketing – Digital Engagement Strategy 25 

Marketing Management 27 

Marketing – Research and Analytics 28 

Mechanical Engineering Technician – Design 84 

Mechanical Engineering Technology – Design 85 

Mechanical Engineering Technology – Industrial 86 

Mobile Applications Development 65 

Museum and Cultural Management 47 

N 

Networking – Computer Systems Technician 87 

Networking – Computer Systems Technology 88 

P 

Paralegal 29 

Practical Nursing for Internationally Educated Nurses 59 

Professional Writing – Communications 48 

Project Management 30 

Project Management – Organizational Strategy 31 

Public Relations – Corporate Communications 49 

Publishing – Book, Magazine and Electronic 50 

R 

RPN to BScN Bridging to University Program Online Hybrid 57 

S 

Script to Screen – Advanced Television and Film 51 

Software Engineering Technician 89 

Software Engineering Technology 90 

Sports Journalism 52 

Strategic Management 32 

Strategic Management – Accounting Specialization 33 

Supply Chain Management – Logistics 34 

W 

Workplace Wellness and Health Promotion 58 



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Employment Services 

1163 Ellesmere Rd. 

416-289-5258 

Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) 

416-393-4636 

ttc.ca 

GO Transit 

416-869-3200 

gotransit.com 

Metrolinx 

416-874-5900 

metrolinx.com 

GO Transit 

Eglinton Crosstown LRT 

Pulse 



CONNECT WITH US 

CAMPUS TOUR 

Book a guided onsite or digital visit to find out what makes each 

of our locations unique. 

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OPEN HOUSE 

Discover why you belong at Centennial when we open our doors so you 

can explore our campuses and meet us in person. 

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OPEN HOUSE ON DEMAND 

See what we have to offer any time with informative videos and other 

resources at your fingertips. 

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JOIN OUR WEBINARS 

Need more information about everything Centennial, including our programs, 

financial supports, or accepting your offer? These sessions are for you. 

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CONNECT WITH A COLLEGE GUIDE 

Ready to have someone help you to navigate Centennial? Get to know your Guide. 

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MATCH YOUR PERSONALITY TO OUR PROGRAMS 

Take a personality quiz to learn about programs at Centennial that align 

with your career interests. 

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