The pace of change is creating job stresses like never before. Globalization is making our world smaller at the same time as artificial intelligence generating serious discussions about entire categories of employment being wiped out.
Toss in climate change, growing economic inequality, and a potentially bumpy ride over trade with our neighbours to the south and you have the recipe for serious career angst.
Uncertainty, however, can also breed opportunity, particularly if one chooses the right educational path. If you're in the mood to "skill up" or simply learn about what's going on at various campuses, check out the articles below.
This field has traditionally focused on the work environment, health and wellness of employees, and the culture of a company, nonprofit group, or government body.
There's a wide range of undergraduate offerings, including programs on religion and cultures, interdisciplinary studies in sexuality, and urban studies and urban planning.
From a labour-market perspective, degrees increase income over the course of a person’s life, according to the Conference Board of Canada, as well as providing societal benefits.
The Vancouver educational institution has always been a leader in training students to thrive in the creative economy—and now this sector is increasingly digital.
