career guide 2011

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Career Guide2011/12#1 in Student SatiSfaCtion for SiX ConSeCutive YearS

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Whats extraordinary about being

Number One in Student Satisfaction for six straight years is that every year

Niagara College (NC) welcomes new

students, and every year a new student

body puts Niagara at the top. The College

has its own theory about this record its

simple: NC is committed to our students

success and its in all the words we use.


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nuMBer one for SiX YearS! remember, its all about Student SuCCeSS your success. So, whether youre beginning the journey, taking a fork in the road toward your goal, or building on the credentials you already have, Niagara College Canada is the perfect place to apply your dreams.

When youre considering what College to attend, consider this:Out of the 24 Colleges in Ontario, Niagara College Canada (NC) has been voted Number One in Student Satisfaction for the Sixth Straight Year. What does that mean? It means that every member of the NC team is deeply committed to the success of every student.

This passion for student success can be summed up by the two words: Applied Dreams.

And, with an outstanding array of relevant, in-demand programs offering diplomas, degrees, apprenticeships, and graduate certificates, NC is committed to bringing your dreams to life.

At NC, youll get to know your professors on a first-name basis, in part because the classroom sizes are small, but also because the College is committed to hands-on instruction. Youll work in unique learning enterprises and industry leading co-op programs that have transformed the way NC students learn.

How many times have you heard friends or relatives say of their post secondary education, Ive got a degree, but it didnt really prepare me for a career. At NC, youll be working toward your career from the moment you arrive. And before you leave the College, youll likely already have experience in your chosen field. It doesnt get any better than that.

Were proud of our small-town atmosphere and friendliness, nestled among the regions historic towns and hamlets. And, were equally proud of being at the centre of one of the most populated areas of North America where ten million people live within a two-hour drive of Niagara College.

We can also celebrate having state-of-the-art facilitiesand our unique learning enterprises on-campus businesses where students gain real-world experience.

niagara College Canada. its the perfect place for you to discover your place in the world.

..At NC, youll be working toward your career from the moment you arrive. And before you leave the College, youll likely already have experience in your chosen field. It doesnt get any better than that.



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We welcome you to see for yourself take a personal tour. The Niagara College InfoCentre offers tours at

both main campuses throughout the year. See our

labs and classes, meet current students, speak to

knowledgeable faculty and staff and catch the

Niagara experience.

dailY tourS:

Monday to friday at 10:00 a.m and 2:00 p.m.

Saturdays: 10:00 a.m.

Leaving from the InfoCentre at

Niagara-on-the-Lake and Welland Campuses.

Book a visit online:niagaraCollege.ca/tours

Call us:niaGara-0n-the-lake CaMpuS

tel / 905-641-2252, ext. 4208 135 Taylor Road,

Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON L0S 1J0

Welland CaMpuS

tel / 905-735-2211, ext. 7559 300 Woodlawn Road, Welland, ON L3C 7L3

Our Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus is located just off the QEW, with its Teaching Winery vineyards nestled up against the Niagara Escarpment, designated by the United Nations as a World Biosphere reserve. The Welland campus, which is close to completion of a $90 million redevelopment, sits in a friendly community on 100 acres of greenspace.

Both Campuses offer easy access to a wide range of shopping and entertainment, amateur and professional sport, sightseeing, cycling and hiking routes, and several festivals that occur throughout the year. Toronto is just ninety minutes away, and Buffalo a half-hour in the other direction. With nearby Lake Ontario and Lake Erie, thread together by the magnificent Niagara River, its possible for you to enjoy the beach on Lake Erie in the morning, have lunch beside the Falls and spend the evening in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

dates to rememberniaGara ColleGe info fair and fall open houSe Welland Campus | Wednesday, october 20, 2010

SprinG open houSeNiagara-on-the-Lake Campus | Saturday, april 2 Sunday, april 3, 2011


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Contents paGe

College life 6niagara international 10niagara research 12degree Completion 14academic Studies essential Skills 16Canadian food + Wine institute 17admissions and applications 240fees & financial Services 245appendix program requirements 246alphabetical program index 257info fair/notes 258Building futures 259at-a-Glance program Chart 260number 1 in Student Satisfaction 262

Bachelor degrees 18Bachelor of Applied Business

(Hospitality Operations Management) 18

Bachelor of Applied Business (International Commerce and Global Development) 20

Graduate Certificates 216Advanced Lasers 216Early Childhood Education - Resource Teacher 218Ecosystem Restoration 220Environmental Management & Assessment 222Event Management 224Geographic Information Systems - Geospatial Management 226Hospitality and Tourism Management 228Human Resources Management 230International Business Management 232Professional Chef Management 234Public Relations 236Wine Business Management 238

apprenticeship 198Automotive Service Technician - Apprenticeship 198Automotive Service Technician - MAP32 Apprenticeship 200Baker - Apprenticeship 202Cabinetmaker - Apprenticeship 204Cook - Apprenticeship 206General Machinist - Apprenticeship 208Hairstylist - Apprenticeship 210Metal Fabricator (Fitter) - Apprenticeship 212Welder - Apprenticeship 214

post-Secondary programs 22Acting for Film and Television 22Art and Design Foundation 24Brewmaster and Brewery Operations Management 26Broadcasting - Radio, Television & Film 28Business - Accounting (Academic) 30Business - General 32Business - International Business 34Business - Sales & Marketing 36Business Administration - Accounting (Academic) 38Business Administration - Accounting (Co-op) 38Business Administration - Human Resources 40Business Administration - International Business 42Business Administration - Marketing 44Business Administration - Operations Management 46Business Administration - Professional Golf Management 48Child & Youth Worker 50Civil Engineering Technician 52Community and Justice Services (Correctional Worker) 54Computer Engineering Technician 56Computer Programmer 58Computer Programmer Analyst 60Computer Systems Technician 62Construction Engineering Technology 64Construction Techniques 66

Culinary Innovation and Food Technology 68Culinary Management 70Culinary Skills - Chef Training 72Dental Assisting 74Dental Hygiene 76Dental Office Administration 78Digital Photography 80Early Childhood Education 82Educational Assistant - Special Needs Support 84Electrical Engineering Technician 86Electrical Engineering Technology 88Electronics Engineering Technician 90Electronics Engineering Technology 92English as a Second Language 94Environmental Technician - Field & Laboratory 96Esthetician 98Fitness and Health Promotion 100Game Development 102General Arts & Science - College Exploration 104General Arts & Science - College Path 106General Arts & Science - Pre Media and Design 108General Arts & Science - University 110Graphic Design 112Greenhouse Technician 114Hairstyling Techniques 116Horticultural Technician 118Hospitality Management - Hotel and Restaurant 120Journalism 122Landscape Horticulture Techniques 124Landscape Technician 126Law and Security Administration 128Law Clerk 130Literacy and Basic Skills 132Mechanical Engineering Technician 134Mechanical Engineering Technology 136Mechanical Techniques (Multi-Skills Development) 138Military Arts and Science 140Motive Power Technician - Automotive 145Motive Power Technician - Automotive Apprenticeship 144Motive Power Techniques - Automotive 146New Media Web Design 148Occupational Therapist Assistant

and Physiotherapist Assistant 150

Office Administration - Executive 152Office Administration - General 154Paramedic 156Personal Support Worker 158Pharmacy Technician 160Photonics Engineering Technician 162Photonics Engineering Technology 164Police Foundations 166Police Foundations (Accelerated) 168Practical Nursing 170Pre-Community Services 172Pre-Health Sciences (College) 174Pre-Health Sciences (University) 176Recreation & Leisure Services 178Recreation Therapy 180Renewable Energies Technician 182Renovation Technician - Construction 184Retail Pharmacy Assistant 186Social Service Worker 188Tourism Management - Business Development 190Welding Technician 192Welding Techniques 194Winery and Viticulture Technician 196

important informationNiagara College reserves the right to limit, cancel or adjust programs without notice. The College will make every effort to schedule classes between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., under normal circumstances. Dont miss the February 1 deadline for September Start applications after February 1, applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.



Campuses transformed new student spaces exciting new learning environments expanded green space

Niagara College has transformed its campuses through a $90 million capital

project - the largest expansion in Niagara College history. At Welland, five new

buildings opened in fall 2010, including a new student centre, athletic centre,

academic wing, technology skills expansion and learning commons, and in

spring 2011 the $40 million Applied Health Institute will open its doors. At

Niagara-on-the-Lake, the Wine Visitor + Education Centre opened in 2009,

and in fall 2010 an expansion of the culinary facilities and construction of the

Niagara College Teaching Brewery were complete. The project incorporates the

latest in green technologies resulting in some of the most sustainable buildings

in Niagara. Join us and discover the new Niagara College.


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ResidenceNiagara Colleges Residence Suites are designed for

those students who want to enjoy that once in a lifetime

experience of living among other students, yet still

maintain a little privacy.

Living close to the colleges libraries and labs

definitely makes life easier, but keep in mind theres

more to life than just studying and books. After a day

of classes, kick back with a cool beverage and share a

plate of nachos with friends at one of our two Student

Centres. Another great way to meet people is to join

one of the colleges many professional and social clubs

including film society, robotics, outdoor clubs, and

student initiative clubs. Great fun, and it always looks

good on the resume.

The Student Residences at the Welland Campus

offers 117 double suites and the Niagara-on-the-

Lake Campus offers 101 double suites, all featuring

spacious two bedrooms with kitchenette, bathroom and

light housekeeping and both are just steps away from

classes and campus facilities. Both residences offer

three barrier-free suites. Common student meeting

rooms, laundry and game rooms complete the picture

at both the Niagara-on-the-Lake and Welland Campus

Residence locations.

Residence life offeRs many advantages:Students pay only for the school year, not a 12-month

lease. Utilities, local telephone calls, voice-mail,

internet and cable services are included.

Air conditioned, furnished suites feature two private

bedrooms (each complete with desk, dresser, double

sized bed, colour TV and closet), kitchen with

College Life

New friends, new school, new community and new opportunitiesstarting college can be an exhilarating time, but also a little overwhelming, especially for those new to the area. a great way to make niagara College feel like home is to make it your home by living on campus.



fridge and microwave, and three-piece bath (you

supply only linen, cutlery and small, CSA-approved

appliances such as toaster, kettle, etc.)

Fu rnished lounges (main lounge includes large screen TV, pool table and games), study rooms and social areas are also provided The building has controlled access with on-site management. The entrance is monitored 24 hours/day; all visitors are signed in and all common areas are monitored An elevator provides ease of access Laundry and storage facilities are on site with light housekeeping included Vending machines, photocopies and fax services

Residences are smoke-free.

For more information visit the Residence web site at

NiagaraCollege.ca/residence

WellaNd Campus ResideNCe:Phone: 905-732-9700 or 905-735-2211, ext. 5000

Email: [email protected]

NiagaRa-oN-the-lake Campus ResideNCe:Phone: 905-641-4435 or 905-641-2252, ext. 2000

Email: [email protected]

Off CampusPrefer to live off campus? No problem. Niagara College can help in your search for a place with on-line housing boards. Many great off-campus accommodations are within a very short walk of the campus, which brings us back to the advantage of learning in Niagara: affordable, safe, quality housing thats close to the college. Its all part of the Niagara charm.Available off-campus accommodations provided by area residents may be found at NiagaraCollege.ca/housing Students should seek housing as early as possible. Prices for accommodation vary, but expect prices of $300 to $500 per month for a furnished room with kitchen privileges and $400 to $600 per month for apartments. For more information call 905-378-5737.

TransportationFull-time students who pay a student activity fee with their tuition are eligible to receive a universal bus pass (U-pass) that connects Niagara Falls, St. Catharines and Welland transit systems, giving students unlimited access to bussing on routes throughout the three systems. The U-pass is valid from September to April each year, excluding statutory holidays and the Christmas break (winter break).Please note: transit services are greatly reduced for the June August term. You must be a student attending classes during the spring/summer term to be eligible for a U-Pass. At this time U-Pass stickers are available in your Student Council office at the beginning of each term.

For more information visit your Student Administrative Council office, or call 905-735-2211, ext. 7659 for the Welland office, ext. 4225 for the Niagara-on-the-Lake office, or visit: ncsac.ca

New friends, new school, new community and new opportunitiesstarting college can be an exhilarating time, but also a little overwhelming, especially for those new to the area. a great way to make niagara College feel like home is to make it your home by living on campus.


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AthleticsStudent athletics are an important part of college lifestyle, and whether your interest lies in varsity or intramural... join in the spirit of the Niagara Knights!Mens and Womens Varsity Sports include: basketball, curling, indoor and outdoor soccer, golf and volleyball.There are also a multitude of intramural activities such as ice hockey, indoor soccer, ball hockey, baseball,

table tennis and co-ed volleyball, to name a few. Yes, spectating is a sport! Supporting your college teams is a great way to meet new friends.Students can maintain a healthy lifestyle by using the gymnasium and well-equipped fitness rooms at each campus. Or students can join the YMCA at the Welland Campus. There are also two outdoor ball hockey rinks, a soccer and football field available for students recreation.

Health ServicesProfessional medical services are offered, including first aid, immunization, preventive health care, sexual health issues and resources, referral to community resources, assistance with chronic medical conditions.Temporary sick bays and Doctors Clinics are provided

at each campus. To further support students medical and dental service needs, a refundable health and dental plan is in place for full-time post secondary students. Part-time students may participate on an opt-in basis.All inquiries about the health plan should be directed to the Student Administrative Council at 905-735-2211, ext. 7853 For all other inquiries, please call the Health Centre at 905-735-2211, ext. 7635 for the Welland Campus and 905-641-2252, ext. 4449 for the Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus, or visit niagaraCollege.ca

Student Success Centre Its our job to ensure student success. Niagara College has the qualified staff and tools to help every step of the way.Free resources include:

Peer tutoring Counselling (budgeting, stress management, crisis and academic counselling) Disability services and support Test centres and testing accommodations Learning strategies Multifaith chaplaincy service



The Job CentreNiagara College students, graduates, and members of the community are encouraged to take advantage of the wide range of employment resources and services.

ServicesCo-op education Graduate employment Part/Full-time job postings Community employment

Job finding resourcesJob search assistance for resumes, cover letters, and interviewsWorkshops to help you get a job Access to on-line job postings Access to computers, Internet, phone, printing, photocopying and fax equipment is job relatedCareer fairs and networking events

Co-op educationCo-op Consultants are here to guide and assist you in your co-op job search. Make an appointment to discuss your strategy or for co-op employment information.Co-op programs provide you with

Career-related work experience Application of classroom learning to the workplace Opportunities to earn income while you study Contacts for graduate employment Potential for higher rates of employment and higher starting salaries

Graduate employment ServicesGraduate Employment Services is your connection to employers and the world of work.

as you prepare to graduate, we offerIndividual employment and career planning adviceAssistance with interview techniques and job search strategiesWorkshops to help you get a job Resume/cover letter review On-line job postings Student resource areas with access to computers, phone, fax, and Internet

Job CoachesJob Coaches are available on a drop-in basis throughout the week to assist you with your resume, cover letter, and job search techniques. Our Job Coaches are trained by our Job Centre Graduate Consultants and are your first stop on your journey to achieving your dreams!

Community employment ServicesNC offers career assessment and support services for members of our community in St. Catharines. Contact our One St. Paul Street office for information on Employment Ontario funded programs such as job search and job placement support, apprenticeships, academic upgrading, or second careers.

niagara-on-the-lake Campus (room W115). . . . . . Tel: 905-641-2252, Ext. 4165Welland Campus (room Se101) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tel: 905-735-2211, Ext. 7777St. Catharines (one St. paul Street). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tel: 905-641-2252, Ext. 4660

Open Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Email: [email protected]

niagaraCollege.ca/jobcentre or www.jobs.niagaraCollege.ca


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international

through an international opportunity you will:experience deep, integrative learning apply your knowledge gain valuable perspectives and experiences in your desired field of work enhance your employability by building your resume and portfolio

develop global networking opportunities become a global citizen and make positive contributions to the local or global communityreceive formal recognition in combination with your transcript

how an international opportunity sets you apart:Employers today are looking not only for academic and technical skills but also soft skills such as cultural awareness and adeptness, problem solving and critical

thinking, interpersonal and communication skills, and strategic and idea leadership. At Niagara College, we believe that an international experience is an effective means for the development of intercultural competencies.

Becoming internationally engaged is right for you if youre interested in any of the following:

International affairs/relations International development Non-governmental organizations (NGO) Relief work International business Languages and culture Becoming more globally minded

Ways to build your intercultural competenciesregister for an internationally-focused course or program:

Go Global, Live Local Multiculturalism and Diversity in Canada Contemporary Global Issues International Commerce and Global Development International Cuisine International Trade Language electives

international Co-op, internship and volunteer placements:Every year, NC offers a number of global learning opportunities. Through an expanding project base of more than 50 countries, the College has developed over 200 partnerships with educational institutions, governments and companies around the world. To

internationalize your educationNiagara Colleges International Department recognizes that in an ever increasingly multicultural

society, a graduates ability to understand and work with people from other cultures is a fundamental

skill for future success, whether in or outside of Canada. In todays competitive global marketplace,

consider how a transformative international experience can set you apart from your peers and give you a

competitive edge that leading employers are looking for.



date, Niagara College has supported students in various degree, diploma and graduate programs. In additional NC has facilitated over 300 graduate internships abroad through the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) International Youth Internship Program. for more information on funding and scholarship opportunities, visit the international department website niagaraCollege.ca/international.

Global ConnectionsVolunteer as a conversation partner to an international student and start expanding your knowledge of the world while developing global networks!

international ClubJoin the Colleges International Club and become an active global citizen by helping raise awareness of international issues through on-campus fundraising and cultural events. Instantly meet new friends from Canada and around the world.

applied researchThe Niagara College International Department and Niagara Research have built a niche area in the career preparation and engagement of young professionals to undertake applied research (the application of knowledge to provide practical, real-world solutions for business, industry and communities) in international development. These initiatives are designed to address practical problems in the developing world, to advance the private sector, and to strengthen the capacity of local partners to plan, manage, and monitor programs/projects that empower women and men to improve their decision-making capacity.

niagara College: a Global CommunityOver 800 international students from over 60 countries come to study at Niagara College. While benefitting from a rewarding hands-on education, international students also contribute to a diverse learning environment, which integrates global knowledge and experiences. NC proudly supports international students through a variety of services including:

Immigration and permanent resident support, housing, financial management, social activities and trips, cultural events, and the multicultural buddy program.

Training and SupportPre-departure, post-placement, cross-cultural communication, gender analysis, international project management and risk management.

For more information about how you internationalize your education while at Niagara College, visit niagaraCollege.ca/international



niagararesearch

Real World. Real Skills.At Niagara Research, we believe that our students are the most important resource we have. NC students are invited to participate in applied research projects that help our local businesses and community organizations become more innovative, solve problems, and develop new products or processes. Our students have the opportunity to work in research teams with faculty, other students, and local business owners. Working on real-world, applied research projects provides students with the opportunity to bring the skills and knowledge they have learned in the classroom to a new level. This experience broadens employment opportunities for our student research assistants and better prepares them for their future careers. Niagara Research is committed to helping students develop applied research skills.Working at Niagara Research youll learn:

How to establish a proper research question and set a research plan in place to answer itHow to conduct research ethically, safely, and respectfullyHow to make research presentations, document, and write up your activitiesHow to disseminate the results of your work for the benefit of others

Student Research Assistants transfer learning to our businesses and industry through the knowledge they have gained working on applied research projects. A skilled graduate who knows how to ask the right research questions and how to investigate and answer those questions is a very valuable employee.

Student Research Assistants are involved in research activities in several ways:

Working in teams on class research projects Working as a co-op student or intern on a research team with faculty and business partnersWorking as a volunteer with the exciting Niagara Environmental Corps, helping to make a difference to our natural surroundingsWorking for up to a year following graduation as a research team leader.

for more information about niagara research and how you may become involved in this growing field when you join Niagara College, contact:

natalee tokar, research project Manager:Phone: 905-641-2252, ext. 4151Email: [email protected] Web: niagaraCollege.ca/research



Listen to what our research assistants are saying:

Proving a concept through the use of a systematic and scientific approach will be very beneficial to my future career.albano da Silva, photonics research assistant

My research activities have been a tremendous learning experience and a lot of fun.James Sticca, GiS research assistant

Niagara Research has given me the freedom and independence to solve problems and explore new ideas.kurtis Schram, electronics research assistant

Niagara Research gives me the ability to step outside the classroom and use what I learn.Sean Jones, environment research assistant

Working for Niagara Research has given me a great start to my career.Mackenzie Brisbois, viticulture research assistant

Ive had the opportunity to attend conferences to present what Niagara Research is doing, while also learning what others are doing in industry. it is such a positive environment to work in.Steve niles, Computer programming research assistant



add to Your CredentialSWhether you begin your post-secondary studies at a college or a university, there are many ways for you to add to your credentials with a degree, diploma or specialized certificate. You can transfer credits to earn a second credential in as short a period of time as possible. You may wish to add a theoretical or professional degree to your career-focused diploma, or transfer degree credits to a practical diploma or certificate program.

NC diploma graduates have many opportunities to complete a degree at a variety of institutions. When selecting a educational pathways opportunity, you have many factors to consider: type of degree (traditional, applied, professional);

location and credibility of the institution; facilities and equipment available for you; costs of tuition, accommodation, travel and other living expenses; credit granted for your college courses; and the length of time to complete the degree. For information about Niagara Colleges educational pathways agreements, please contact:

Linda Saari, Educational Pathways, Development & Quality [email protected]

For the most up-to-date university and college transfer agreement and Educational Pathways information, please visit the website at niagaraCollege.ca/transfer.

degree Completion

take your niagara College credentials to the next levelNiagara College (NC) has developed many educational pathways agreements

with universities and colleges in Canada and around the world.

ontario univerSitieSBrock University Niagara College graduates in General Arts and Science, Computer Programmer Analyst, Recreation and Leisure Services, Police Foundations, Law and Security, Dental Hygiene and Graphic Design, receive transfer credits to related degree programs. Brock is a partner institution to Niagara College in the Niagara Region of Ontario, and will also award transfer credits in most program areas.

University of Guelph Hotel and Restaurant Management graduates receive good credit transfer to a Bachelor of Commerce degree.

Lakehead University Lakehead offers excellent educational pathways opportunities for Business Administration graduates to earn a Bachelor of Commerce degree, and for Engineering Technology graduates to earn their Engineering degree.

Laurentian University Social Service Worker graduates receive credit transfer to a Bachelor of Social Work degree. Also, transfer credits to most Bachelor of Arts programs.

McMaster University A Bachelor of Technology degree may be earned with three terms of study following a diploma in several Engineering Technology programs.

Ryerson Polytechnic University Ryerson offers a variety of educational pathways programs that grant very good transfer credits for Niagara graduates. Examples include a Bachelor of

Applied Arts in Justice Studies, and a degree in Disabilities Studies for graduates of Niagaras Educational AssistantSpecial Needs Support program.

University of Waterloo Recreation and Leisure graduates and Environmental program graduates receive good tranfer credit to related degrees.

Canadian univerSitieSAthabasca University, Alberta Offering their educational pathways programs largely through distance, Athabasca offers educational pathways opportunities for most Niagara College programs.

Bishops University This agreement enables graduates of the General Arts & Science University stream to complete their Bachelor of Arts degree.

University of New Brunswick Graduates of Niagara College Hospitality and Tourism programs may earn a Bachelor of Applied Management in Hospitality and Tourism in approximately two years of additional study.

University of Ontario Institute of Technology Graduates from Law and Security Administration or Police Foundations can earn the Bachelor of Arts (Criminology and Justice). Bridge courses are required.



UOIT also offers graduates from any two or three-year Ontario College Diploma program with an overall A average consideration for admission to the Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) Bridge program.

Royal Roads University, British Columbia Graduates from all diploma programs may enter directly into year three of a related program.

Thompson Rivers University Good transfer credit from many Niagara College diploma to degree studies.

University Canada West Bachelor of Commerce can be completed online or on-campus.

international univerSitieS & ColleGeSCornell University, New York State Direct entry to year 3 in related agricultural and life sciences degrees for qualified graduates.

Davenport University, Michigan Many college programs receive excellent transfer credit to related degrees, which can be completed on-campus or online.

DYouville College, New York State Qualified General Arts and Science graduates can pursue excellent educational pathways opportunities in Bachelor of Science/Masters of Science in International Business, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, and an innovative educational pathway in Bachelor of Science/Masters of Education degree for prospective teachers.

Empire State College, New York State Niagara College graduates from most college programs may earn degrees in Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Professional Studies, and Bachelor of Science. Part-time and distance studies are available.

Glamorgan, Wales, UK Graduates from Business and Media programs receive excellent transfer credit to related degree studies.

Griffith University, Australia Students can receive excellent transfer credit from most Niagara College diploma, advanced diploma, degree and graduate certificate programs to related Bachelors and Masters programs. Scholarships are also available for qualified students

Niagara University, New York State A long-standing partner of Niagara College, Niagara University offers very good educational pathways for Business, General Arts and Science, Computer Programming, Police Foundations and Hospitality and Tourism programs. We also have an innovative joint program for educational pathways in Social Service Work and entry into the BBA/MBA program from certain Business programs.

Northwood University, Michigan With one additional year of study, graduates from Niagaras Business Administration

programs will earn a Bachelor of Business Administration with specialization in international business, marketing, and management. Graduates from Computer Programming programs earn a Bachelor of Business Administration in Computer Science Management.

Saginaw Valley State University, Michigan Educational pathways opportunities exist for Niagara graduates in Electrical or Electronic Engineering Technology to earn a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering.

Southern New Hampshire University, New Hampshire Niagara graduates from Hotel and Restaurant Management and Tourism programs receive excellent transfer of credits towards a Bachelor of Applied Science in Hospitality Management Administration, and may continue on to a Masters program.

University of Western Sydney, Australia Niagara graduates in most programs earn very good credit transfer to related programs at this university.

Joint proGraMSBrock University Brock students in honours programs in Sociology, Arts (Psychology) or Political Science may blend their degree with an intensive year of study in Niagara Colleges Police Foundations program and earn both a diploma and a degree in four years of study.

Blended degree/graduate certificate programs are also available in Niagaras Geographic Information Systems, Ecosystem Restoration and Advanced Lasers programs for Brock students.

other tranSfer optionSCollege to College Transfer Colleges in Ontario and Canada generally offer year for year credit transfer from similar programs.

Diploma Completion If you have completed a portion of your university program, Niagara College offers excellent credit transfer of your earned credits towards a relevant career-focused diploma program. Just contact the coordinator of the program of your choice.

Graduate Certificate Programs If you already have a degree or diploma, consider Niagara Colleges many graduate certificate programs to enhance your credentials with applied, practical training to prepare you for the job market.

College Educational Pathways A number of educational pathways arrangements with college bachelor degrees exist for diploma graduates, including Niagara Colleges own Bachelor of Applied Business Hospitality Operations Management and Bachelor of Applied Business International Commerce and Global

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Math, Communications, Computer Applicationsprepare to dreamMost Niagara College programs in this guide require credits from classes offered by Academic Studies.Academic Studies help you gain essential employability skills to set you apart from your peers:

creative and innovative thinking computer literacy team work conflict resolution reflective practices research analysis, synthesis, evaluation leadership and networking

are you prepared to write a formal letter or report?Will you have to produce a business proposal or presentation? English and Communication courses help you master techniques of effective writing and speaking, and move quickly to the top of your field.

are you a blogger? do you use facebook? These are great social tools, but they do not prepare you for the challenges of your field. What job doesnt require work on a computer? Computer applications will help you to utilize the power of spreadsheets, word processing, and presentations now mandatory skills.

Budget Blues? lease or Buy? Understanding and applying mathematical concepts and reasoning skills, and analyzing numerical data are key to performing well in todays marketplace. Mathematics provides the forum to develop these skills.

Questions about your Math, Communications, or Computer applications courses? phone: 905-735-2211

MathTom Fraser [email protected] ext 4117

Colin fraser [email protected] ext 7675

Communicationsheather Barfoot [email protected] ext 4107

nadine Bisson [email protected] ext 7719

Computer applicationsandr roy [email protected] ext 4122

academic Studiesessential Skills



niagara College proudly presents the Canadian food and Wine institute (CfWi).There is no better place to learn and experience the passion and beauty of food, wine and beer in Canada than in the heart of Niagara at Niagara Colleges Canadian Food & Wine Institute (CFWI).

The CFWI sets a new national and international standard for culinary, wine and brewmaster programming. Located at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus and nestled in the heart of Niagaras rich wine country, the CFWI is surrounded by natural beauty, allowing students to learn in a living laboratory that provides valuable hands-on experience in all aspects of food, wine and beer.

Niagara College is home to Canadas first and only teaching brewery and award-winning commercial teaching winery, along with a world-renowned full-service teaching restaurant that focuses on Canadian regional cuisine. These learning enterprises are located on a 140-acre campus featuring state-of-the-art facilities, laboratories, outdoor classrooms, vineyards and gardens.

The CFWI offers three main streams of learning, taking the student and product from land to hand in a way that is entirely unique to Niagara College:

Wine including diploma, certificate and graduate programs in viticulture, wine business management, and sommelier training

Beer including microbiology, brewmastery and brewery operations management

Food including diploma, apprentice, degree and graduate programs in culinary management, chef training, and culinary innovation

All Niagara College programs are developed in consultation with industry to ensure the latest trends, techniques and technology is incorporated into the curriculim. The programs feature experienced faculty and produce well-educated and highly-sought-after graduates who are ready to hit the ground running in Canadas burgeoning wine, food and beer industries.

Students in the field of wine and viticulture learn to grow and harvest grapes, in an on-campus 40-acre teaching vineyard, and use the grapes to produce award-winning wine in the Colleges student-run commercial winery. Students learn to bottle, market and pair wine, and acquire the skills needed to operate a successful winery. The wines of the Niagara College Teaching Winery have won numerous awards and our graduates are in high demand in the local wine industry.

The program covered every aspect of the industry, including winemaking, microbiology, viticulture, wine marketing and sales. I realized that I enjoyed winemaking and decided to pursue it as a career.Jessica Ash, Asst. Winemaker, Marynissen Estates

The wine and tourism industries need real-life business skills to keep pace, and the Niagara College graduate certificate in Wine Business Management gives employees the right skill set to meet the demands of the future.Allan Schmidt, President, Vineland Estate Winery

While mastering the craft of beer-making from beginning to end, students learn to grow hops and craft a variety of beers in the onsite brewery, and bottle, sell and market that same beer, all while learning the business of running a craft brewery.

The Ontario Craft Brewers are excited to be working together with Niagara College to train and develop graduates who meet the needs of a skilled workforce in our brewing industry.John Hay, President, Ontario Craft Breweries

The Institutes world-renowned culinary programs offer hands-on, real-world experience. Students learn to grow the very food they will learn to prepare. With an applied learning opportunity at the public restaurant, everything from cuisine to front-of-house management is experienced. As with all of our learning streams within the CFWI, the local culinary industry is eager to hire our highly-skilled, experienced and knowledgeable graduates.

All programs offered through the CFWI are enhanced and supported by on-and-off-site industry training, research projects, environmental studies, international projects and other opportunities within the Niagara food and wine community.

Niagara is the heart of food and wine in Canada, with more than 100 wineries within a 30-kilometer radius of the Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus, along with countless award-winning restaurants and internationally recognized chefs.

Math, Communications, Computer Applications

Teaching Brewery

Teaching Winery

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BACHELOR DEGREE


Bachelor of Applied Business(Hospitality Operations Management)four Years | Bachelor degreeprogram Code 6000niagara-on-the-lake CampusStart date: September

niagaraCollege.ca/babh

Where are our graduates?Four Seasons Hawaii-Food and Beverage Management Graduate Studies-M.B.A. Switzerland Sheraton Hotel-Guest Services Manager Compass Group-Food Services Management Vincor Canada-Retail Sales Manager

Career opportunitiesCombining multiple revenue streams in single operations is a primary focus of the expanding and increasingly sophisticated hospitality industry. Management personnel with degrees are needed to run todays multi-faceted hospitality operations.

Graduates can seek employment with operations that combine or specialize in any of the following areas:

Accommodations Country clubs Cruise ships Entertainment and gaming Meetings and conventions Restaurants/culinary enterprises

the nC differenceLocated in the heart of Canadas hospitality and tourism marketSmall class sizes allow personal contact with professors Industry-attuned Program Outline includes two unique 24 week paid co-op work terms Partnership with George Brown College in Toronto allows for shared learning experiences in two of Canadas premier and distinctly different hospitality regionsInternationally experienced faculty

What does it cost?For details on tuition and other fees for this program, please visit page 245, or go to niagaraCollege.ca/fees

Niagara College offers its students many opportunities for entrance awards and scholarships. Learning from industry professionals has taught me more than textbooks could.Crystal Shortt, Bachelor of Applied Business (Hospitality Operations Management), graduate


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program outlineTerm One CreditsBABH9101 Integrated Hospitality Operations 3BABH9102 Integrated Food Service Management 3BMKT9103 Principles of Marketing 3BACC9104 Fundamentals of Accounting 3BCOM9105 Business Communications 3

Term Two CreditsBABH9201 Hospitality Health and Safety Management 3BABH9202 Best Practices in Accommodation Management 3BHRM9203 Introduction to Human Resources Management 3BMAT9204 Statistical Research Concepts 3 Liberal Studies Elective (1 required) 3

Term Three CreditsBABH9301 Attraction Planning and Management 3BABC9302 Introduction to Culinary Operations Management 3BABH9304 Concepts of Customer Service 3BECN9305 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3CPLN9061 Career Planning PSYC9401 Organizational Psychology 3

Term Four CreditsBABH9401 Guest Systems Management 3BABH9402 Fundamentals of Wines and Beverages 3BACC9403 Financial Management 3BCOM9404 International Communications 3BECN9204 Introduction to Microeconomics 3

Term Five (Co-op: May to October)COOP9401 Co-op Work Placement I

Term Six CreditsBABH9602 Risk Management and Guest Security 3BABC9502 Integration of Food and Wine: Global Perspective 3BABC9503 Costings and Pricing Strategies: Food and Beverage 3BMKT9504 Services Marketing Strategy 3 Language Elective (1 required) 3

Term Seven CreditsBABH9501 Event Planning and Management 3BABH9601 Strategic Revenue Management 3BCOM9604 Advanced Managerial Communications 3BETC9201 Ethical Reasoning Skills 3 Language Elective (1 required) 3

Term Eight (Co-op: May to October) COOP9601 Co-op Work Placement II

Term Nine CreditsBABC9803 International Culinary Strategies 3BABH9701 Research and Evaluation Methods I 3BMKT9703 Integrated E-Marketing: A Strategic Approach 3 Liberal Studies Elective (2 required) 6

Term Ten CreditsBABH9702 New Venture Development 3BABH9801 Competitive Strategy For Integrated Hospitality Enterprises 3BABH9802 Research and Evaluation Methods II 3BABH9804 Strategic Crisis Management 3 Liberal Studies Elective (1 required) 3

admission requirementsOntario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), or equivalent, including the following required courses:English Grade 12 (U), or equivalent (minimum 60%).Mathematics any Grade 12 (U), or Grade 12 Accounting (M), or equivalent (minimum 60%).Four additional Grade 12 (U) or (M) level courses in any field of study.An overall average of 65% in the six required Grade 12 (U) or (M) courses.

recommended Courses and/or recommended Skills (not required for admission);

Mathematics of Data Management Grade 12 (U).Experience in the hospitality sector is an asset.

Selection and ranking process:

For competitive programs (the number of qualified applicants exceeds the number of available places), selection will be based on the highest senior level final grade

available at the time of ranking. Mid-term grades are not used for ranking purposes.Final applicant selection will be based on academic performance in required courses.Testing or other supplemental evaluation may be required.

note:

Secondary School grades from co-op courses and half credit courses are not considered.

program requirements:

There are additional requirements for this program. Refer to pages 246-256.

Educational PathwaysFor the most up-to-date university and college transfer agreement and Educational Pathways information, please visit the website at niagaraCollege.ca/transfer

educational pathwaysFor the most up-to-date university and college transfer agreement and Educational Pathways

information, please visit the website at niagaraCollege.ca/transfer.

program related inquiries

David Berry BA Sc., M.B.A. Co-ordinator 905-641-2252, ext 4631 [email protected]

This program is offered under the written consent of the Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities for the period October 17, 2008 to October 16, 2013. Prospective students are responsible for satisfying themselves that the program and the degree will be appropriate to their needs (e.g., acceptable to potential employers, professional licensing bodies, or other educational institutions).

toursFor more information, please contact the InfoCentre at 905-641-2252, ext. 4208. We look forward to meeting you!


BACHELOR DEGREE


Bachelor of Applied Business(International Commerce and Global Development)four Years | Bachelor degreeprogram Code 6002 niagara-on-the-lake CampusStart date: September

niagaraCollege.ca/babic

This program is filled with excellent opportunities domestically and internationally. It equips us with not only academic knowledge, but also with real-life experience as well.Christine Whaling, Student

Career opportunitiesGlobalization of the world economy is yielding a growing array of career opportunities for skilled, globally minded individuals. This program will equip you for success as an international commerce practitioner or trans-national manager in the public or private sector; or as a manager, project officer or development officer in international development. Students also have the opportunity to explore further studies at partner universities.

Employment available in: Foreign trade and investment accounting International development International financial services International law and regulation International logistics International marketing International operations management International sales and procurement Market access and trade promotion

the nC differenceNiagara is located near one of the worlds busiest international frontiersProgram Outline includes a co-op work term and optional study abroad componentOpportunity to participate in overseas co-ops and applied researchProgram emphasizes global development, strategic and ethical issuesFaculty members have diverse areas of expertise with practical international business experienceOpportunity to qualify for National FITT (Forum for International Trade Training) sponsored International Trade DiplomaCompletion of all educational requirements for the CITP (Certified International Trade Professional) designation



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program outlineTerm One CreditsBACC9101 Financial Accounting 3BCOM9105 Business Communications 3BICG9102 Concepts of International Trade 3BMKT9103 Principles of Marketing 3BPCS9104 Business Computer Applications 3 Language Elective (1 required) 3

Term Two CreditsBETC9201 Ethical Reasoning Skills 3BICG9202 Market Entry and Distribution 3BMAT9204 Statistical Research Concepts 3BMGT9203 Management Theories and Practice 3BRDV9206 Issues in Global Development I 3 Language Elective (1 required) 3

Term Three CreditsBACC9301 Financial Concepts 3BCOM9302 Proposal and Report Writing 3BICG9303 International Market Research 3BPCS9205 Electronic Analysis and Reporting 3CPLN9061 Career Planning Language Elective (1 required) 3 Liberal Studies Elective (1 required) 3

Term Four CreditsBECN9401 Concepts of Microeconomics 3BETC9402 Ethical Decision Making 3BICG9403 International Trade Finance 3BOPS9404 Supply Chain Management 3BRDV9405 Issues in Global Development II 3 Language Elective (1 required) 3

Term Five (Co-op: May to August)COOP9403 Co-op Work Placement I

Term Six CreditsBACC9501 Managerial Accounting 3BICG9502 Global Logistics Management 3BICG9503 International Marketing Strategies 3BOPS9504 Organizational Behaviour 3BPCS9304 Database Management 3 Liberal Studies Elective (1 required) 3

Term Seven CreditsBECN9601 Concepts of Macroeconomics 3BETC9602 Corporate Social Responsibility 3BICG9603 Legal Issues of International Trade 3BICG9604 International Trade Management 3BRDV9605 Global Project Development 3 Liberal Studies Elective (1 required) 3

Term Eight CreditsBHRM9701 Human Resources Management 3BICG9702 International Business Managment 3BICG9703 Issues in Global Marketing 3BNTR9704 Global Entrepreneurship 3BPCS9705 E-Commerce Applications 3 Liberal Studies Elective (1 required) 3

Term Nine CreditsBECN9801 International Economics 3BETC9802 Ethics in the Global Economy 3BHRM9803 Arbitration and Negotiation Techniques 3BICG9804 Cultural Aspects of Global Trade 3BICG9805 Global Strategic Management 3BRDV9806 International Non-Governmental Organization Management Issues 3

admission requirementsOntario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), or equivalent, including the following required courses:English Grade 12 (U), or equivalent (minimum 60%).Five additional Grade 12 (U) or (M) level courses in any field of study.An overall average of 65% in the six required Grade 12 (U) or (M) courses.


Mathematics any Grade 12 (C) or (U).

Selection & ranking process:

For competitive programs (the number of qualified applicants exceeds the number of available places), selection will be based on the highest senior level final grade available at the time of ranking. Mid-term grades are not used for ranking purposes.

Final applicant selection will be based on academic performance in required courses.Testing or other supplemental evaluation may be required.

note:


requirements:

There are additional requirements for this program. Refer to pages 246-256.

Students in this program can gain real world skills through applied research projects

educational pathwaysFor the most up-to-date university and college transfer agreement and Educational Pathways information, please visit the website at niagaraCollege.ca/transfer

program related inquiries Dr. Dawit EshetuCo-ordinator 905-641-2252, ext. 4406 [email protected]

This program is offered under the written consent of the Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities for the period June 8, 2006 to June 7, 2013. Prospective students are responsible for satisfying themselves that the program and the degree will be appropriate to their needs (e.g., acceptable to potential employers, professional licensing bodies, or other educational institutions).




Acting for Film and Televisiontwo Years | ontario College diplomaprogram Code 0198 Welland CampusStart date: September

niagaraCollege.ca/aft

One of the pleasures of being an actor is quite simply taking a walk in someone elses shoes. And when I look at the roles Ive played, Im kind of amazed at all the wonderful adventures Ive had and the different things Ive learned.Willem Dafoe (film actor)

Career opportunitiesPut yourself in the picture this unique program provides an acting environment and experience as real and diverse as the profession itself. Students will prepare for careers in the recorded media/entertainment industry.

Graduates of this program find employment in:Film Television Commercials for radio, television, and internet Industrial and corporate productions Voice-overs, narrations and cartoon animation Automated Dialogue Replacement (ADR)

the nC differenceUnique opportunity to work with the Broadcasting programs directors and producers of the future on common assignments like short films, commercials and music videosState-of-the-art studios and recording equipment provide professional and real working world experiences for the student actorInstruction by respected professional actors and leading practitionersExposure to prominent actors, talent agents, casting directors, producers and directors Graduates will have the opportunity to assemble a state- of-the-art, personal marketing package/portfolioActing for Film and Television is recognized by the Association of Canadian Television and Radio Artists (ACTRA). Graduates of this program earn one ACTRA apprentice credit towards full membership




myvibrance

program outlineTerm One CreditsACTN1100 Discovering Your Acting Skills 6ACTN1102 Finding Your Actors Voice 3ACTN1103 The Actor and Technology: Theory and Practice I 2ACTN1104 Up Close and Personal Series I 1BRTF1231 Writing for the Media 2COMM1088 I-Think: The Science of Thinking and Problem Solving 3COMM1133 Writing Strategies 3

Term Two CreditsACTN1101 Building Your Body I 3ACTN1170 Film Production - Know Your History 3ACTN1200 Working Your Acting Technique 6ACTN1202 Mastering Another Voice - Accents 4ACTN1204 Up Close and Personal Series II 1BRTF1198 Digital Production Tools I 3

Term Three CreditsACTN1203 The Actor and Technology: Theory and Practice II 2ACTN1201 Building Your Body II 3ACTN1300 Taking Your Scene Work Deeper 6ACTN1302 Owning Your Commercial Voice 4ACTN1304 Up Close and Personal Series III 1BRTF1123 Dramatic Scriptwriting 2HIST1130 Current Events I 3

Term Four CreditsACTN1400 Film and Television Acting Projects 4ACTN1401 The Actor and Technology: Theory and Practice III 2ACTN1402 Marketing You - The Actor 4ACTN1403 Audition Techniques for Film, TV and Commercials 4ACTN1404 Up Close and Personal Series IV 1 General Education Elective (1 required) 3

admission requirementsOntario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), or equivalent, including the following required courses:

English any Grade 12 (C) or (U), or equivalent, (minimum 60%).

additional requirements for admission:

Attend an audition and assessment session at which time applicants are required to submit the following:

a cover letter resume outlining any previous experienceletter(s) of reference

Niagara College will send detailed instructions on preparing for the audition and assessment session to all applicants.


Audition and assessment session results will be weighted and ranked.

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program related inquiriesMartin Doyle, B.A. Co-ordinator 905-735-2211, ext. 7394 [email protected]




Art & Design Foundationone Year | ontario College Certificateprogram Code 0188 Welland CampusStart date: September

niagaraCollege.ca/adf

The real issue is not talent as an independent element, but talent in relationship to will, desire and persistence.Milton Glaser

Career opportunitiesThe new one year Art and Design Foundation at Niagara College is about discovery; the discovery of methods and materials, processes and approaches, possibilities and potential but most importantly, of the opportunity for students to discover themselves.

The aim of this program is the development of ability, skill and critical faculties by means of thoughtful study and practical outcomes. An awareness of the broad nature of art and design underlies the teaching of the programs. You will be able to build a strong portfolio for further studies in any art and design related programs offered by Niagara College and/or other educational institutions.

Graduates find employment as:Self employed artist Gallery Assistant Production artist Desktop publisher

the niagara College differenceOur Programs have established an exemplary reputation based on their hands-on approach to education. Concepts learned in a classroom setting are reinforced by lab and studio activities with industry equipment and training aids by highly qualified and dedicated faculty and staff.

Small class sizes Cutting edge computer resources Practical applications and hands on learning Exposure to industry experts and guest speakers Opportunities to work Collaborative ventures with other programs in design, photography, broadcasting, and more




myinstinct

program outlineTerm One CreditsARTS1125 Art History 3ARTS1170 Colour Theory 4ARTS1174 Observational Drawing 3ARTS1175 Professional Studio (Lecture Series) 3DSGN1157 Two-Dimensional Design 4PHOT1136 Introduction to Digital Photography 4

Term Two CreditsARTS1271 Original Life Drawing 3COMM1133 Writing Strategies 3DSGN1180 Conceptual Art and Design 4DSGN1223 Introduction to Digital Design 4DSGN1226 Portfolio Development 3DSGN1257 Three-Dimensional Design 4

admission requirementsOntario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), or equivalent, including the following required courses:English any Grade 12 (C) or (U), or equivalent.

recommended Courses and/or recommended Skills (not required for admission):

Visual ArtsGrade 11 or Grade 12 (M) or (O)


program related inquiriesAnnette Hemerik, M. Ed., R.G.D.Chair, School of Media Studies905-735-2211, ext. 7789 [email protected]





Brewmaster and Brewery Operations Managementtwo Years | ontario College diplomaprogram Code 0780 niagara-on-the-lake CampusStart date: September

niagaraCollege.ca/brew

The Ontario Craft Brewers are excited to be working together with Niagara College to train and develop graduates that meet the needs for a skilled workforce in our brewing industry.John Hay, President, Ontario Craft Brewers

Career opportunitiesThis program will provide you with the expertise required to be successful in the brewing industry. This is a one of a kind program not available anywhere else in Canada and has the backing by the Craft Brewers Industry. Students will have real hands on experience learning and working in Canadas only Teaching Brewery.

Graduates can find employment in:Beer Making Licensee and agency sales and operations Brewery Operations Marketing and public relations Brew Pub Operations Retail Sales Special Events

the nC difference

This is a unique program that helps fill a gap in the craft brewing industryThe Ontario Craft Brewers Association is partnered with Niagara CollegeIndustry-attuned program features talented brewery professionals



myinfluence


program outlineTerm One CreditsBREW1100 Introduction to Brewing 3BREW1101 Basic Practical Brewing 3BREW1103 Sensory Evaluation of Beer 3BREW1300 Brewing Ingredients 3CAPL1199 Computer Applications 3COMM1101 Language and Communications 3MATH1206 Mathematics of Finance 3

Term Two CreditsBREW1200 Brewing Microbiology 4BREW1201 Practical Brewing 3BREW1203 Sensory Evaluation of World Beers 3BREW1205 Brewery Equipment and Technology 3BREW1206 Brewing Chemistry 4BREW1207 Packaging 3COMM1208 Strategic Communications 3

Term Three CreditsBREW1104 History of Brewing and Beer 3BREW1294 Sensory Evaluation of Beer, Wine and SpiritsBREW1301 Practical Brewing II 3BREW1304 Brewhouse Calculations and Recipe Formulation 3BREW1306 Filtration, Carbonation and FinishingBUSN1133 Professionalism and Business Ethics 3 General Education Elective (1 required) 3

Term Four CreditsBREW1302 Specialty Brewing 3BREW1305 Beer Evaluation and Judging 3BREW1400 The Brewing Industry 3BREW1401 Brewery Management 3BREW1402 Beer Sales and Promotions 4PERS1301 Human Resources Management 3 General Education Elective (1 required) 3

admission requirementsOntario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), or equivalent, including the following required courses:English any Grade 12 (C) or (U), or equivalent.Mathematics any Grade 12 (C) or (U), or equivalent.BiologyGrade 11 (C) or (U) or Grade 12 (U) OR Chemistry Grade 11 (U) or Grade 12 (C) or (U)


Students are required to be a minimum of 19 years of age by the start of classes.


For competitive programs (the number of qualified applicants exceeds the number of available places), selection will be based on the highest senior level final grade available at the time of ranking. Mid-term grades are not used for ranking purposes.Testing or other supplemental evaluation may be required.

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program related inquiriesCraig Youdale, Chair, Academic Programs, Canadian Food and Wine Institute 905-641-2252, ext. 4633 [email protected]




Broadcasting Radio, Television and Filmthree Years | ontario College advanced diplomaprogram Code 0122Welland CampusStart date: September

niagaraCollege.ca/brtf

Graduates of this program are my first choice in the country when hiring for CTV. Niagara students are also the only students allowed to get hands-on experience at CTV thanks to a special agreement with the union local.Harold Wesley, Director, On-Air Presentation, CTV, Toronto

Career opportunitiesRadio, television and film are exciting, dynamic fields with endless opportunities for employment and creative expression.

Graduates of this program find employment:On Air as announcers, reporters, videographers, news and sports anchors, and hosts/interviewersBehind the scenes as producers, directors, writers, camera operators, cinematographers, technical directors, sound recordists and editors

the niagara College differenceStudents use 16mm and 35mm motion picture film cameras, digital cinema, studio, high definition and ENG/EFP TV cameras, non-linear editing systems and digital audio recording and production equipmentUnique facilities include a sound mixing theatre, automated radio on-air production and mobile TV production truckStudents broadcast daily on the web and radio station 90.1 FM CRNCPresentation and TV students broadcast and webcast a live, weekly TV magazine showFilm students shoot documentaries throughout North America, produce dramas with professional actors and shoot music videos for local bandsStudents complete up to 640 hours of field placement In-house awards recognize student achievement All major film projects are edited and mastered in high definition



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program outlineTerm One CreditsBRTF1119 Film Production 4BRTF1126 Radio Production 4BRTF1127 Television Production 4BRTF1139 Broadcast Journalism I 2BRTF1198 Digital Production Tools I 3BRTF1231 Writing for the Media 2COMM1133 Writing Strategies 3HIST1130 Current Events I North America 3

Term Two CreditsBRTF1190 Media Business Fundamentals I 1BRTF1219 Film Production 4BRTF1226 Radio Production 4BRTF1227 Television Production 4BRTF1229 Broadcast Journalism II 2BRTF1230 Photoshop for Media 2HIST1230 Current Events II The World 3

Term Three CreditsGeneral Education Elective 3Special Elective - choose one BRTF1123 Dramatic Scriptwriting 2BRTF1336 Marketing and Advertising 2HIST1330 Current Events Ill 2JOUR1320 Web Design I 2option: Majorchoose oneradio & tv presentation (0163)BRTF1329 Broadcast Journalism III 2BRTF1326 Presentation - Radio 5BRTF1327 Presentation - Television 5Television Production (0164) or Film Production (0165)BRTF1325 Visual Production - TV 5BRTF1328 Visual Production - Film 5BRTF1335 Production Technology I 2BRTF1531 New Media 2

Term Four CreditsCOMM1402 Major Research Project Introduction 2Special Elective - choose one BRTF1212 Documentary Scriptwriting 2BRTF1336 Marketing and Advertising 2HIST1330 Current Events Ill 2JOUR1421 Web Design II 2Option: Majorchoose oneRadio & TV Presentation (0163)BRTF1426 Radio and Television Presentation 6BRTF1438 Production Technology for Presentation 2Television Production (0164)BRTF1427 Television Production 6BRTF1435 Production Technology II 2Film Production (0165)BRTF1419 Film Production 6BRTF1435 Production Technology II 2

Term Five CreditsBRTF1290 Media Business Fundamentals II 1COMM1504 Major Research Project 2Option Majorchoose oneRadio & TV Presentation (0163)BRTF1526 Radio and Television Presentation 6BRTF1530 Videography 2Television Production (0164)BRTF1527 Television Production 6Film Production (0165)BRTF1521 Film Production 6

Term Six CreditsRadio & TV Presentation (0163)BRTF1626 Radio and Television Presentation 6Television Production (0164)BRTF1627 Television Production 6Film Production (0165)BRTF1621 Film Production 6

admission requirementsOntario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), or equivalent, including the following required courses:English any Grade 12 (C) or (U), or equivalent, (minimum 60%).


Applicants are required to attend a scheduled Information and TESTING session. Applicants will receive detailed instructions on preparing for this session. Completion is necessary for admission consideration.


Photography, audio/video production, multimedia, drama, art, creative writing, and mathematics.


For competitive programs with more applicants than available spaces, selection will be based on the highest senior level final grade available at the time of ranking. Mid-term grades are not used for ranking purposes.Grade 12 English and TESTING results will be weighted and ranked.

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program related inquiries

Tom Otto, First Year Co-ordinator 905-735-2211, ext. 7607 [email protected]

Alysha Henderson, B.A., B.Ed. Second & Third Year Co-ordinator 905-735-2211, ext. 7436 [email protected]



BusinessAccounting(Academic)two Years | ontario College diplomaprogram Code 0423niagara-on-the-lake CampusStart date: September or January

niagaraCollege.ca/ba

The Program Outline was very practical with many hands-on assignments. I would highly recommend this program to anyone interested in a business diploma. Roxanne Tutti, Business

Accounting graduate

Career opportunitiesIts a numbers universe, and competence in accounting will help you master it. If you appreciate numbers and details, acquire the knowledge and skills youll need to succeed in financial and managerial accounting roles.

Graduates of this program enter careers directly as:Auditors in government or industry Financial analysts Investment consultants or analysts Junior accountants in public accounting Junior/intermediate cost accountants Junior/intermediate general accountants Management trainees in banks and other financial institutions

the niagara College differenceCase studies, computer applications and role-playing provide hands-on trainingFaculty members have a professional accounting designationStudents earn exemptions from the CGA program of studyStudents can transfer directly into the three year Business AdministrationAccounting (Academic or Co-op) because of the common Program Outline in the two programsGraduates wanting to pursue a CGA designation can smoothly transition into a university program through articulation agreements




myexcellence

program outlineTerm One CreditsACCT1130 Financial Accounting I 4BUSN1100 Business Student Success 1BUSN1155 Canadian Business Law 3COMM1133 Writing Strategies 3ECON1441 Macro Economics 3MGMT1141 Organizational Behaviour 3MICR1483 Computer Applications 2

Term Two CreditsACCT1100 Accounting and Information Systems I 2ACCT1230 Financial Accounting II 4COMM1340 Business Communications 3MATH1206 Mathematics of Finance 3MICR1583 Spreadsheet Applications 3 General Education Elective (1 required) 3

Term Three CreditsACCT1200 Accounting and Information Systems II 2ACCT1250 Intermediate Accounting I 4ACCT1505 Management Cost Accounting I 4ACCT1507 Financial Management I 3ENTR1123 The Entrepreneur 3 General Education Elective (1 required) 3






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program related inquiriesBarrie Tober B.Comm., C.M.A., M.Acc. Co-ordinator 905-641-2252, ext. 4148 [email protected]


Term Four CreditsACCT1350 Intermediate Accounting II 4ACCT1404 Canadian Income Tax I 3ACCT1508 Financial Management II 3ACCT1606 Management Cost Accounting II 4BUSN1247 Business Ethics 3MATH1302 Statistics I 4

January Start Students

Students who begin the program in January complete Term 2 of the program during the Spring Term beginning in May and running into summer months.



Business Generaltwo Years | ontario College diplomaprogram Code 0470niagara-on-the-lake CampusStart date: September or January

niagaraCollege.ca/bg

The program allows students the flexibility to design a customized program to meet their career goals.Mark Parker, Program Co-ordinator

Career opportunitiesGraduates have a variety of career options:

Business analyst Manufacturing and wholesaling Retail trade managers Government and non-profit institutions Customer service representative Banking Front line production supervisors Marketing specialists Enterprise administrators Corporate sales representatives Entrepreneurial pursuits

the niagara College differenceProgram provides a solid foundation for student success and provides the student with the necessary professional skills when they enter the business world Students will receive a thorough education in Business fundamentals and will select additional courses based on their individual interests For example, students may augment their business courses with a few courses from various other disciplines to take over management of a family enterprise (horticulture, hospitality, culinary and environmental etc.) and to capitalize on evolving opportunities such as the growing

Green Business movement Program is committed to providing the maximum flexibility in transferring courses from prior business studies from Niagara College and other comparable institutions and universities, such as Niagara University




myexperience

program outlineTerm One CreditsBUSN1100 Business Student Success 1COMM1133 Writing Strategies 3INTL1100 Fundamentals of International Trade 3MICR1483 Computer Applications 2MKTG1301 Principles of Marketing 3PERS1301 Human Resources Management 3OPER1401 Operations Management I 3

Term Two CreditsACCT1198 Financial Accounting Concepts 3COMM1340 Business Communications 3ECON1441 Macro Economics 3ENTR1123 The Entrepreneur 3MATH1206 Mathematics of Finance 3MICR1583 Spreadsheet Applications 3






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program related inquiriesMark Parker Co-ordinator 905-641-2252, ext. 4138 [email protected]


Term Three CreditsACCT1300 Managerial Accounting 3 MGMT1141 Organizational Behaviour 3 General Education Elective (1 required) 3NOTE: Completion of an additional 9 credits 9 (at least 6 credits to be chosen from Business courses).

Term Four CreditsBUSN1247 Business Ethics 3 General Education Elective (1 required) 3 NOTE: Completion of an additional 12 credits 12 (at least 6 credits to be chosen from Business courses).



BusinessInternational Businesstwo Years | ontario College diplomaprogram Code 0448 niagara-on-the-lake CampusStart date: September

niagaraCollege.ca/bib

The professors in the International Business program all have extensive experience in the field, and this has added value to the classroom content and complemented the classroom studies perfectly.Tony Cardone, BusinessInternational Business graduate

Career opportunitiesJoin the exciting world of international business. Expand your horizons and prepare for a vast array of career opportunities around the world.

Graduates may take business positions in:Customs brokerage Distribution and logistics Freight forwarders Government agencies Import/export corporations International trade agent Marketing Multinational and transnational manufacturers Purchasing Research Sales Trading houses Transportation Consulting Firms Financial Services Educational institutions

the niagara College differenceA dynamic player in the international commerce arena Niagaras border frontier is one of the busiest international crossing points in the worldStudents gain broad-based business skills that compete on a global basisProgram emphasizes real-world application of business theoriesGraduates can qualify for national certification through the Forum for International Trade Training (FITT), recognition by the International Association of Trade Training Organizations, and completion of all educational requirements for the Certified International Trade Professional designationFaculty members have diverse areas of expertise with practical international business experienceOnly college in Ontario with such a broad range of International Business programs, including degree and graduate certificate programs




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program outlineTerm One CreditsACCT1198 Financial Accounting Concepts 3BUSN1100 Business Student Success 1COMM1133 Writing Strategies 3ECON1441 Macro Economics 3INTL1100 Fundamentals of International Trade 3MICR1483 Computer Applications 2MKTG1301 Principles of Marketing 3

Term Two CreditsENTR1123 The Entrepreneur 3INTL1211 International Market Research 3INTL1410 International Trade Logistics 3INTL1420 Market Entry Strategies 3MATH1206 Mathematics of Finance 3MICR1583 Spreadsheet Applications 3

Term Three CreditsBUSN1247 Business Ethics 3BUSN1422 E-Business 3COMM1450 Writing for Business Professionals 3INTL1310 International Marketing 3INTL1320 International Trade Finance 3 General Education Elective (1 required) 3

Term Four CreditsINTL1330 International Communications and Protocol 3INTL1510 International Trade Legal Issues 3INTL1540 Economic Geography I 3INTL1610 Managing the Export Process 3MGMT1314 Enterprise Resource Planning 3 General Education Elective (1 required) 3






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program related inquiriesDavid Pastirik B.Eng., M.B.A., P.Eng., CITP Co-ordinator 905-641-2252, ext. 4133 [email protected]


I chose Niagara because friends spoke highly of the school and the International Business program. Also, the class sizes and the school location were appealing to me. The teachers, staff and coordinators are all professional and have the abilities to understand students and help them achieve their goals.

Pat Sage, Business-International Business, student

Deciding on the International Business Program was the best decision for my career. The international business education being taught has already shown that a world of opportunity awaits. The challenges pu

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