Programs
St. Clair College offers more than 100 diploma, certificate, degree and post graduate certificate programs. The College also offers Apprentice programs, English as a Second Language (ESL) and Post Secondary career programs.
- Liberal Arts & Sciences
- Academic and Career Entrance; College and Employment Preparation; English as a Second Language; General Arts and Science; Health Foundations; Pre-Business; Pre-Health Science; Pre-Nursing and Pre-Technology.
- Business & Information Technology
- Business; Business Administration; Computer Systems Technician; International Business; Office Administration; Business Accounting.
- Community Studies
- Autism and Behavioural Science; Child and Youth Worker; Developmental Service Worker; Early Childhood Education; Educational Assistant; Law Clerk; Law and Security Administration; Native Community Worker; Native Early Childhood Education; Police Foundations
- Engineering Technologies
- Architectural; Chemical Laboratory; Civil Engineering; Construction Engineering; Electronics Engineering; Manufacturing; Mechanical; Power Engineering
- Health Sciences
- Concurrent Bachelor of Science/Medical Laboratory Science; Dental Assisting; Dental Hygiene; Medical Laboratory; Nursing – BScN; Paramedic; Personal Support Worker; Pharmacy Technician; Practical Nursing; Veterinary Technician
- Media, Art & Design
- Advertising; Animation; Entertainment Technology; Graphic Design; Hospitality Management; Interior Design; Journalism; Music Theatre Performance; Tourism and Travel
- Skilled Trades
- Chef; Culinary Management; Electrical Techniques; Esthetician; Hairstylist; Heating, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning; Horticulture; Motive Power Technician; Welding; Woodworking
- Apprenticeship
- Bachelor Degree Programs
- Bachelor of Science – Nursing; Bachelor of Science/Medical Laboratory Science; Bachelor of Arts/ Bachelor of Education/ Early Childhood Education.
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