Programs
Programs include more than 90 post-secondary and graduate certificate Post-Graduate programs in the divisions of Academic Studies, Business & Entrepreneurship, Continuing Education, Health & Community Studies, Hospitality & Tourism, Information & Media Studies, Environment, Horticulture & Agribusiness, General Studies, Technology and English as a Second Language.
Areas of specialization include Hospitality and Tourism, and Institute of Culinary Arts - Advanced Technology Education, Applied Research, Broadcasting, Dental and Policing & Public Safety.
Niagara College offers the following degree programs: Bachelor of Applied Business (Hospitality Operations Management)and Bachelor of Applied Business (International Commerce and Global Development).
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Viticulture student in classroom
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Horticulture students in greenhouse
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Broadcasting students work in control room
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Laser Photonics lab
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Niagara Waters spa serves as a working lab for Esthetics students
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Automotive lab in technology centre
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Niagara Culinary students in baking lab
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Advanced Care Paramedic students training in classroom
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Chef Jeff Stewart filming show in culinary theatre
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Television students producing Inside Niagara
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Area dentist working with students in dental clinic
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Winery & Viticulture students harvest Icewine grapes
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