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.
Over the next few months, public and private postsecondary institutions will be offering a wide range of programs. If you're in the mood to "skill up" or just get off to the right start after graduating high school, check out the articles below.
It involves spending one semester at the North Vancouver campus, the second semester at the University of Hertfordshire in England, and then completing a dissertation.
The “maker movement”, a.k.a. maker culture, is taking off across North America as indie artists, DIY artisans, and open-source software lovers take sheer delight in creating original new objects and designs.
Program head Tom Culham has explored the relationship between unconscious feelings and principled behaviour, relying on rigorous research to come to some surprising conclusions.
It's UI and UX (user experience) design, web and app development, and digital marketing all address a central question: what human need is this product or service fulfilling?
Sometimes it’s difficult for people to commit to four years of education if they’re uncertain about their career choice, but that's not a problem with this program.
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