Due to the recent change in Canadian government policy, Algoma University has decided to prioritize our core programming when it comes to Provincial Attestation Letters (PALs). Core programming includes bachelor’s degree, master’s degree and Senate-approved post-graduate certificate programming.
As a result, student intake for Professional and Continuing Education (PACE) project management and IT: VR and AR programs has been paused, effective immediately. This applies to all students who have applied to the September 2024 intake or who deferred from the May 2024 intake to the September 2024 intake.
In an effort to accommodate students impacted by this change, Algoma University has been proactive in reviewing student applications, and international admissions staff will work with each applicant to match them to another of Algoma University’s excellent academic programs.
All impacted applicants have received a letter. If you have any questions or have not received a letter, please email intl-admissions@algomau.ca.
The non-degree credits education programs provided by the PACE division at Algoma University aim to upskill and reskill working professionals and offer new ways of education to support lifelong learners. Our programs are provided by the Division of Professional and Continuing Education through Algoma University, known as the national leader in Anishinaabe learning.
The PACE Division offers a broad portfolio of non-degree credits education programs.
Algoma's PACE division works to continuously develop new post- graduate education programs focusing on innovation, technology, and other sought-after subjects.
Consult our drop-down menu at the top of this Programs Page for a comprehensive list of available graduate certificate programs and other courses, and to find detailed information on each program.
The Division for Professional and Continuing Education encourages a learner-centred approach, aiming to develop learner research skills and independence by supporting learning from each other in the learner body and across the community.
Brampton
January 2024
International application deadlines apply
Admission Requirements:
Applicants must have a degree or advanced college diploma (3 year) in any multimedia related discipline with a minimum of 60% average [C] for university learners. International applicants must provide documentation of language proficiency as per Algoma University’s current language requirements.
Brampton Campus, Creekbank Site
3 intakes annually in January, May, and September International application deadlines apply
Admission Requirements:
A University degree (min. 65% average or equivalent) or college diploma (min. 70% average or equivalent) in any field – international equivalencies to be considered. Applicants for this program must not have a post-graduate credential in the same or closely related field. International applicants must provide documentation of language proficiency as per Algoma University’s current language requirements.
Brampton Campus, Creekbank Site
3 intakes annually in January, May, and September International application deadlines apply
Admission Requirements:
A University degree (min. 65% average or equivalent) or college diploma (min. 70% average or equivalent) in any field – international equivalencies to be considered. Applicants for this program must not have a post-graduate credential in the same or closely related field. International applicants must provide documentation of language proficiency as per Algoma University’s current language requirements.
Brampton Campus, Creekbank Site
3 intakes annually in January, May, and September International application deadlines apply
Admission Requirements:
A University degree (min. 65% average or equivalent) or college diploma (min. 70% average or equivalent) in any field – international equivalencies to be considered. Applicants for this program must not have a post-graduate credential in the same or closely related field. International applicants must provide documentation of language proficiency as per Algoma University’s current language requirements.
By offering learners a personalized education, we deliver supportive learning opportunities both inside and outside of the classroom. Standing on the land of the Anishinaabe Nation, the PACE division shares the University's commitment to the principles of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in building a welcoming, safe, and respectful learning environment.
You can find specific tuition fees for each program on the individual program's page, accessible from the drop-down menu at the top of this page. For more information, visit our Tuition and Fees section.
