COURSE

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or 12th Grade (equivalent or Higher) with advanced standing in Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and English
A preferable TOEFL Score of 500 (PBT, paper based) or 170 (CBT, computer based); or IELTS overall score of 5.5, with no single test score below 5.0 or MELAB score of 65; or English studies at the advanced level
Preference will be given to candidates with Bachelors degree in Science or Pharmacy
An entrance assessment and interview may be required for mature students

Objective: The Industrial Pharmacy course is a unique PG program that provides education, understanding & extensive GXP compliance skills and trouble shooting techniques required for well controlled pharmaceutical manufacturing environments in North America and worldwide. The course modules are designed to provide the theoretical introduction to the essentials of the pharmaceutical sciences, manufacturing methods, quality assurance roles, current high-quality manufacturing practices and theoretical exposure to the quality control tools.

IP 101 Quality Assurance and Industrial drug legislation
IP 102 Quality Concepts
IP 103 Good Documentation Procedure
IP 104 Quality and GMP Auditing
IP 105 Basic Statistical Process Control
IP 106 Case Studies
IP 107 Seminars

IP 201 Product formulation/reformulation-Development
IP 202 Physical and chemical principals in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
IP 203 Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Methods
IP 204 Pharmaceutical Packaging process
IP 205 Introduction to Pharmaceutical Validation Concepts
IP 206 Accelerated and long term stability studies
IP 207 Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics
IP 208 Case Studies
IP 209 Seminars

IP 301 Pharmaceutical Analysis-Raw Materials, Finished product
IP 302 Introduction to Modern Analytical Tools
IP 303 Essentials of Pharmaceutical Microbiology
IP 304 Theory of Analytical Method development and Validation
IP 305 Theory of Analytical Method development for bio-studies
IP 306 Case Studies
IP 307 Project Work

Career Opportunities: The successful students of this program are qualified to lead their career in the Pharmaceutical industry as a Pharmaceutical Production Technician, Process Development Technician, Formulation Technician, Analytical Research & Development Technicians, Quality Assurance Auditors, Document Reviewer, Pharmaceutical Packaging Technicians, In-Processing Testing Technicians, Process Validation Technicians, or Technical Writer.

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or 12th Grade (equivalent or Higher) with advanced standing in Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and English
A preferable TOEFL Score of 500 (PBT, paper based) or 170 (CBT, computer based); or IELTS overall score of 5.5, with no single test score below 5.0 or MELAB score of 65; or English studies at the advanced level
Preference will be given to candidates with Bachelors degree in computer studies
An entrance assessment and interview may be required for mature students

Objective: The PG Diploma in Software Engineering is a unique program designed to provide a solid base in the design, development, enhancement, maintenance and support of software for operating systems, web applications, network distribution, interfaces and compilers. Software engineers must possess strong analytical and programming skills. The course covers a variety of popular software’s used in today’s market place. Software engineers are one of the fastest growing occupations. Software development, together with E-business development, is a core component of IT industry.

SE 101 Dreamweaver
SE 102 Fireworks
SE 103 Flash
SE 104 FrontPage
SE 105 HTML and XHTML

Career Opportunities: The phenomenal growth of information technology in the world is fueling a bright future for software professionals. The Software Human Resources Council predicts a steady growth in information technology related employment over the next ten years, particularly in the area of electronic commerce. Often these professionals work as part of a team. The Diploma program develops a variety of computer professionals, as Software Engineers, Software Developers, Application Support Specialists, Computer Programmers, Web Developers, Internet Support Specialists, Technical Support Specialists, or entry level consulting positions.

Objective: The program is geared towards individuals who have a little or no previous computer knowledge and experience. The emphasis will be on becoming familiar with computers, learning typing skills, creating basic MS Word documents, being able to navigate the Internet, and creating e-mails.

BC 101 Computer basics
BC 102 Keyboarding
BC 103 Exploring the Internet
BC 104 Working with Windows Operating System/Desktop
BC 105 Microsoft Word: Level 1
BC 106 E-mail, chat, downloads, networks