Ontario College Graduate Certificate Accommodation and Human Rights Management
The field of accommodation and human rights is evolving as it responds to the challenges faced by many 21st century organizations. As such, this program is geared to individuals looking to participate in the fields of accommodation, human rights, disability management, return to work, and advocacy, or to continue their academic careers in a variety of fields including Social Science, Law, or Human Resources. This two-semester Ontario College Graduate Certificate will be of interest to you if you would like to attain in-depth competencies in advocacy, alternate dispute resolution, critical thinking, and change management skills giving you the unique opportunity to blend your background with leadership and management outcomes.
Through a variety of projects, case studies, and interactive learning opportunities, you will develop skills needed to support organizations and individuals through accommodation and human rights challenges. The program culminates in a project-based assignment that challenges a real-world scenario in an organization or as an advocate for an individual.
The field of accommodation and human rights is evolving as it responds to the challenges faced by many 21st century organizations. As such, this program is geared to individuals looking to participate in the fields of accommodation, human rights, disability management, return to work, and advocacy, or to continue their academic careers in a variety of fields including Social Science, Law, or Human Resources. This two-semester Ontario College Graduate Certificate will be of interest to you if you would like to attain in-depth competencies in advocacy, alternate dispute resolution, critical thinking, and change management skills giving you the unique opportunity to blend your background with leadership and management outcomes.
Through a variety of projects, case studies, and interactive learning opportunities, you will develop skills needed to support organizations and individuals through accommodation and human rights challenges. The program culminates in a project-based assignment that challenges a real-world scenario in an organization or as an advocate for an individual.
