Personalize your learning through micro-credentials
Are you trying to explore a new career path? Or are you looking to gain a particular skills to set you apart in the job market? UCW’s micro-credentials are focused on technology, business and innovation and can help you gain valuable and specific skills in a short amount of time.
Introduction to Supply Chain Management and Logistics
Provides an overview of logistics functions and their application to supply chain management, emphasizing the total integration of the supply chain from raw material production through to customer support and final disposal.
Data and Web Analytics
The Data and Web Analytics Micro‑Credential by the Digital Marketing Institute will quickly make you familiar with the core principles and best practices in web analytics and data management.
Online E-Commerce
The Online E-Commerce Micro‑Credential is perfect for professionals looking to upskill with a focus on career-ready learning, industry insights and expert-driven case studies.
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Personalized learning and flexible delivery modes (study online or on‑campus)
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Two easily-accessible campuses located in vibrant downtown Vancouver, Canada
Proven Employability
96.9% of our MBA students are working or have a job lined up within one year of graduating
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Knowledgeable faculty with first-hand industry experience
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With an average class size of 21, students can enjoy high levels of engagement
Career-focused
88% of MBA students have secured employment within three months of graduation
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Transfer your credits to institutions throughout BC, Canada and abroad
Multi-cultural Environment
Diversified student body with more than 90 nationalities represented on campus
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How is business writing different from academic writing, and how can I adjust my writing style when the task requires it? What are some common ways to communicate in business and structures? Come to this workshop to improve your understanding of business writing and also work on a hands-on, in-class task with your peers. Group work will also give you the opportunity to meet and interact with your peers.
In this workshop, students will gather practical information to help them find a new job. This workshop equips participants with the knowledge and skills to better understand the strategies, business perspectives and next steps of the job search process through job search coaching, practice sessions and professional networking events.
This workshop delves deeper into APA and provides students with hands-on experience using APA style citations and library resources. This workshop was designed to build off the introductory APA workshop, so we recommend all attendees participate in APA: The Basics workshop or watch the recording prior to this session.
The goal of this workshop is to give you an advanced overview of UCW Library resources and search techniques. You will learn about a variety of content and databases available outside of the main UCW Library search, and how to apply specific search techniques that can be used in library databases and elsewhere. This workshop builds on the basic overview given in ENGL100, MBAF 501 and Intro to Library Research, so it is recommended for students to attend after taking one of those workshops.
This workshop will help students prepare for their careers with a focus on the topic of career management.
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