30 Short courses offered by the university

Dalhousie University's University Bridging Programme offers you the opportunity to improve your academic English while earning credits through select undergraduate courses

Dalhousie University's For Educators course is designed to support professionals and institutions in strategic enhancement of bilingual education, English Medium Instruction (EMI), and internationalization.

Dalhousie University's Educator training programme offers you the opportunity to gain in-demand skills taught by education experts. Whether you're working as an educator or seeking a new career, our courses and certificates can help enhance your skills.

Dalhousie University's Corporate Social Responsibility programme will build knowledge on how to improve an organization’s environmental footprint, employee engagement, transparency, waste management, human rights performance, community investment and responsible supply chain management.

Dalhousie University's Theories of Adult Learning programme is designed to introduce you to the foundational theories and principles of adult learning. You will explore the ways in which theory connects to practice, how to utilize the principles of Universal Design for Learning, and how to foster engagement in adult learning experiences. 

Dalhousie University's Fire Leadership programme offers you the opportunity to make a difference in your community - and your career

Dalhousie University's Online Design and Delivery (ODD) programme is an 8-hour online course designed to help educators move teaching content online or develop new online courses.

Dalhousie University's Foundations of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Workplace programme is designed to reflect Canadian content and history.

Dalhousie University's Health and Environment programme offers you the opportunity to discover new ways to improve the well-being of your community by learning from experts in health and wellness. With its courses and certificates, you can gain valuable skills and knowledge to help others be healthy and productive.

Dalhousie University's Human Resource Management programme will introduce contemporary human resources (HR) practices. Human resources have become critical to organizational, team and individual successes.