Part-Time Programs

Whether you are a busy professional looking for an opportunity to upgrade your skills or you are occupied during the day with life's responsibilities, part-time programs in the Professional Studies area are available Monday to Thursday, 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. and Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Part-Time Programs

  • The Advanced Diploma in Leadership in Early Childhood Care and Education is a leadership development program that is designed for professionals within the early childhood sector. It is a unique combination of courses from the Professional Studies Program Area and the Developmental Studies Degree Program. This diploma program has been approved by the Government's Child Care Education Program Approval Committee (CCEPAC) as a route toward achievement of ECE III classification by Government (when combined with a current ECE II).

  • The CRM designation is awarded to students who have successfully completed the three core courses in Risk Management. These core courses also comprise the Risk Management major for the Fellow-Chartered Insurance Professional (FCIP/FIIC).

  • CECC is a joint program between the Winnipeg Transition Centre (WTC) and The University of Winnipeg Division of Continuing Education.

    For more information, contact Ron Bartlette or Tracey Ediger at the WTC: 204.338.3899 or info@winnipegtransitioncentre.com

  • Classroom instruction of core payroll courses provided by Canadian Payroll Association (CPA) along with The University of Winnipeg Division of Continuing Education (UWDCE).

    UWDCE also offers all compulsory and elective courses necessary to achieve each of the CPA certification levels. (see chart)

  • The Management Certificate Program is designed for individuals who want to develop their professional skills and further their career.  It prepares them to take on management and leadership roles in their organization.

  • The Manitoba Arts and Cultural Management Certificate Program is available to individuals currently working in, or trying to break into, Canada's arts and cultural sector. This program is designed to build the business and leadership skills necessary to manage and nurture creative activity in stable cultural organizations. Developed in cooperation with Manitoba's cultural sector leaders, the program is flexible, accessible and broad in scope.

  • Although the field of marketing itself is not new, the challenges faced by the industry are significant: globalization, technology, more services versus products, a growing non-profit sector and the pace of change are impacting the field. Marketers today need a much wider variety of skills than those in the past. All organizations require marketing activities to take place and marketing-related positions become more complex as the organization grows.

  • Effective managers recognize the need for business analysts to accurately analyze, document, and gain approval of business requirements before the development of applications can begin. They recognize that an effective business analyst can deliver real business benefits - usable software, shorter life cycles, lower budgets, and shorter time to market. An industry definition of the business analyst's role, distinct from that of the project manager, is emerging as organizations recognize and quantify the benefits associated with the particular body of knowledge that these specialists bring to each project.

    Organizations are realizing that the role of a Business Analyst is critical to successful projects and the business analysis field is soaring.  To take advantage of this hot market or to advance your career in your organization, our Masters Certificate in Business Analysis builds the knowledge and skills of a successful and sought after Business Analyst - a competent and confident professional who achieves successful business solutions and satisfied customers. 

    If you are looking to move into a business analyst role, or enhance your creativity, innovation and critical thinking skills, the Masters Certificate in Business Analysis is the superior choice for you.

  • As more organizations move toward project-driven work environments, the need for highly skilled project leaders and staff continues to grow. The University of Winnipeg has responded to the training needs of today's project-driven companies by partnering with York University and the Academy for Project Management to deliver leading edge project management training in Manitoba. Training will provide the opportunity to:

    • Enhance your career edge
    • Gain knowledge of current methodologies, techniques and best practices
    • Share experiences and approaches with other Project Managers
    • Strengthen your project planning and communication skills
    • 18 DAYS OVER 5 MONTHS
    • 9 MODULES
  • One day can make a difference. UWDCE Professional Edge Seminars offer in-depth training, tightly focused on specific subjects. Lasting from one to two days and open to everyone, each seminar is an affordable way to add to your knowledge and skills with a minimum investment of time and money.

  • The Project Management Diploma is delivered in a daytime format only.  Project Management Diploma Courses (Levels 2 to 8) are offered during the day.

  • Public relations is one of the fastest growing professions in the world. The profession has experienced an enhanced change in status over the years. Today's public relations professionals play an important role in helping their organizations reach overall goals and objectives.  The Public Relations Diploma Program will provide students with the high level of knowledge and increased skills needed to succeed in this dynamic and expanding profession.