Niagara College programs are post-graduate and requires an undergraduate degree because of its value in teaching learning skills. Our students can take the Niagara College Program concurrently and receive both a post-graduate technical diploma and undergraduate baccelaureate while saving four months of time and tutition. Ability to find the right balance between detail and abstraction wherein the gist of the solution lies, to write well, speak well, and listen well. The ability to express oneself graphically is a plus. If hoping to work in administration or government, a basic understanding of financial management, and possibly exposure to public administration.
Generic skills are very important.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Oral and written communication skills. More advanced desk-top publishing skills. Most importantly, communication , both verbal and written, and be technically literate. None of these graduates was unemployed.