Concordia University will be launching seven new microprograms that are designed for learners who are interested in expanding their skills without enrolling in a degree program. Six of the programs are undergraduate microprograms in Economic Policy; Computational Physics; Religious, Cultural, and Ethnic Literacy; Jewish Studies; Production Accounting for Film and Television; and Songwriting and Music Production. The seventh is a graduate microprogram in Global Health Entrepreneurship. “This flexibility opens doors for students who demonstrate capacity to succeed in the program, but who may not have followed a traditional academic pathway,” said Concordia Provost and Vice-President, Academic Effrosyni (Faye) Diamantoudi.
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