Schools and Programs
The NSCC is organized into five academic schools, each headed by a Dean. Schools are further divided into programs, headed by an Academic Chair.
- School of Access
- School of Applied Arts & New Media
- Applied Arts
- American Sign Language/English Interpretation
- Applied Communication Arts
- Deaf Studies
- Digital Animation
- Graphic and Print Production
- Graphic Design
- Interactive and Motion Graphics
- Music Arts
- Music Business
- Photography
- Radio & Television Arts
- Broadcast Journalism Specialization
- Radio Performance and Audio Production Specialization
- Television Production Specialization
- Recording Arts
- Screen Arts
- Writing for Publication
- Information Technology
- Computer Electronics Technician
- Computer Service Technician
- Computer Network Technology
- Information Technology
- Programming
- Systems Management and Networking
- Web Development
- Database Management
- Geomatics (Centre of Geographic Sciences)
- Survey Technician
- Geomatics Engineering Technologist
- Marine Geomatics
- Remote Sensing
- GIS and GIS for Business
- Cartography: Digital Mapping
- GIS Technician
- Planning: Land Information Technology
- Geomatics Programming
- Applied Geomatics Research Group
- Applied Arts
- School of Business
- Business Management
- Business Administration
- Entrepreneurship
- Human Resource Management
- International Business
- Public Relations
- Applied Business Technology
- Tourism & Culinary
- Business Management
- School of Health & Human Services
- Health
- Human Services
- School of Trades & Technology
- Construction
- Transportation
- Technician/Technology
- Natural Resources
- Manufacturing
- Energy
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