Please note: This workshop is currently only being offered in English.
Learn how it is possible to restore an industrially damaged landscape and community from Sudbury’s award-winning reclamation and remediation story; a successful model on how to restore land, water, mining environments within a sustainable community. In-person training at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. This course is open to professionals and students. Receive a Goodman School of Mines, Laurentian University Professional Certificate.
- FROM$2,999 (student)USD/person*
- Deadline for registration and payment October 15, 2023
REGISTRATION
Price includes course, field trips, lunches and snacks (on training days only).
Accommodations, ground transportation, flights, and visas are additional costs incurred by the participant.
THE CHALLENGE
The GGC is the first competition of its kind, stepping away from the paper-based case study and offering students a hands-on experience taken straight from the investment industry.CHOOSE WISELY, THE STAKES ARE HIGH
- YOU ARE A FINANCIAL ADVISOR.
- THREE CEOs PITCH THEIR COMPANIES TO YOU.
- YOU CAN CHOOSE ONLY ONE TO PITCH TO YOUR TOP TIER CLIENTS.
WHAT IS THE GOODMAN GOLD CHALLENGE?
The Goodman Gold Challenge (GGC) is the most unique and realistic mining investment competition for undergraduate students in the world and registration is now open! There are only twelve spots available so it is advised that teams reserve their spots as soon as possible.Using existing companies in their current situations, the GGC is unlike all other competitions; not paper-based and not using fictitious companies.
This challenge enacts an investment scenario in which each participating university team plays the role of a finance firm. The firms are competing for a single, wealthy client’s business and their investment committee.
Executives from three real mining companies will “pitch” their business to the teams, and they will need to select one in which to invest. The teams will have to prove through thorough analysis that they indeed have a better investment strategy, better return, and the best justification for their decision.
The student’s performance could win their team the cash equivalent of four (4) ounces of gold.
- WHO?
Teams of Four Undergraduate Students! - WHEN?
JANUARY 31 – FEBRUARY 2, 2024! - WHERE?
Laurentian University, Goodman School of Mines, Sudbury, ON! - WHAT?
The most unique mining investment competition for undergraduate students! - COST?
$800.00 +HST Registration Fee per team!
REGISTRATION PROCESS
Step 1 - TEAM REGISTRATION
In order to secure your spot for the 2024 Goodman Gold Challenge please fill out this form. You must also be prepared to pay the registration fees upon reserving a spot. The registration fee covers the cost of one team of four (4) students and is $800 +HST. For a team to have a coach/faculty member attend the competition an additional $800 +HST will be charged.Step 2 - PAYMENT AND CONFIRMATION
Once you have completed Step 1: Team Registration and the payment has been processed, we will be in contact to help with the rest of the registration process and request some information from you such as your school logo. Click the button below if you have any questions.Step 3 - DELEGATE REGISTRATION
Once Steps 1 and 2 have been completed a delegate registration form must be submitted for each member attending. We understand that you may not know who will be attending until closer to the date of the competition. We will remind you as the competition approaches to submit your delegate registration forms.Goodman Gold Challenge Events
Event Details – Critical Mineral Edition Gala DinnerJoin us at the Gala Dinner to celebrate the winners of the 2024 Goodman Gold Challenge.
The following events are open to the public during the Goodman Gold Challenge.
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About the Goodman School of Mines:
The Goodman School of Mines was created to help Canada meet the impending employment shortfall in the mining industry that is estimated to be between 60,000 and 130,000 new workers by 2020, many of which will require a university degree. Our vision is to be the University for the development of world-class credentials in the five key areas that define the mining cycle:In the three key areas in society (People & Community, Environment & Ecology, Economy) that are impacted by it.
About Sudbury, Ontario, Canada:
With three postsecondary institutions, leading medical facilities, and a rich mining history, Sudbury, Ontario is known as the capital of Northern Ontario. With that comes the Northern weather.Visiting Sudbury in February, students can expect several feet of snow, with temperatures potentially dipping in the -30s and -40s Celsius. Students are asked to bring warm clothing for winter weather, including boots (walking to and from certain venues) and a winter jacket. There will be coat-check services available during the competition’s events.
It is worth noting that flights to and from Sudbury could be delayed or cancelled due to winter weather.
FUN FACTS:
The Sudbury Structure is a famous geological feature that hosts one of the largest concentrations of nickel-copper sulphides in the world. The Sudbury Basin, 27 km (17 mi.) wide, 60 km (37 mi.) long and 15 km (10 mi.) deep, is believed to have been formed by a meteorite impact 1.8 billion years ago.Sudbury is home to the largest integrated mining complex in the world. There are 5,000 km (3,107 mi.) of mining tunnels under the Sudbury area. Placed end-to-end, you could drive from Sudbury to Vancouver underground.
There are a total of 330 freshwater lakes within the city – more lakes than any other municipality in Canada. Lake Wahnapitae is the largest city contained lake in the world. Ramsey Lake, in the heart of Sudbury, is the second.
Sudbury’s landmark Big Nickel is 9 metres (30 ft.) high and recognized around the world.
Sudbury has the third largest Francophone population in Canada outside of Quebec.
Laurentian University launched an unprecedented research initiative named Metal Earth which received $104 million in funding from the Canada First Research Excellence Fund (CFREF) and academia and industry partners.
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Course/Workshop Description
Industrial challenges can be effectively addressed with the help of academic, government, community and private sector partners. Local industries do not need to work in isolation in developing and implementing remediation measures. Sudbury, Ontario, Canada is a model for the value of having a very high degree of community buy-in and community participation. The Environmental Remediation course and field trips are multidisciplinary, integrating environmental and social sciences to guide participants through an overview of the history of damage and environmental recovery of the mining-impacted landscape around Sudbury. The application of established and new innovative techniques in remediation, soil rehabilitation, pollutant neutralization and sequestration, biomining, and the creation of novel ecosystems is reviewed and critically examined. The course features current and ongoing research initiatives and outlines ongoing challenges while making the science and methods transferable to other damaged sites globally.Learning Outcomes
- Learn through a multidisciplinary investigation of Sudbury's historical environmental degradation and decades of innovation how we have restored terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems and use remediation strategies in managing mining-impacted environments.
- Understand the importance of Sudbury’s restoration and scientific innovation within Canada’s mining sector and globally.
- Integrate understanding of ecosystem connectivity and multiple stressors.
- Understand mining impacts and environmental remediation practices.
Course Modules
- Module 1: Sudbury History: Mining and Environmental Damage
- Module 2: Environmental and Soil Contamination
- Module 3: Revegetation and Ecological Restoration
- Module 4: Terrestrial and Aquatic Linkages to Ecosystem Recovery
- Module 5: Mine Waste Management: Legacy Challenges and Current Approaches
- Module 6: Transfer of Sudbury Remediation Science to Global Site
What happens when you arrive in Sudbury?
Laurentian University has organized a series of activities where participants are able to experience the Sudbury success story first-hand, the challenges that remain, and the efforts of ensuring continued environmental remediation. We will then work together to guide and help your team build your environmental strategies. At the end of the workshop, participants will receive a Goodman School of Mines Professional Development Certificate of Participation.Saturday, May 27, 2023
- AM - Sudbury hotel check-in
- PM - Welcome Dinner
Sunday, May 28, 2023
| Schedule | Details |
| 8:00am - 3:00pm | Introduction and course objectives - Module 1: Sudbury History: Mining and Environmental Damage |
| 3:00pm - 5:00pm | Tree planting activity |
Monday, May 29, 2023
| Schedule | Details |
| 8:00am - 4:00pm | Module 2: Environmental and Soil Contamination |
| 4:00pm - 5:00pm | Field Trip: Soils contamination |
Tuesday, May 30, 2023
| Schedule | Details |
| 8:00am - 4:00pm | Module 3: Revegetation and Ecological Restoration |
| 4:00pm - 7:00pm | Laurentian University Campus Visit & Dinner |
Wednesday, May 31, 2023
| Schedule | Details |
| 8:00am - 4:00pm | Field Trip - Tailings |
Thursday, June 1, 2023
| Schedule | Details |
| 8:00am - 4:00pm | Module 4: Terrestrial and Aquatic Linkages to Ecosystem Recovery |
| 4:00pm - 7:00pm | BBQ & Networking at the Vale Living with Lakes Center |
Friday, June 2, 2023
| Schedule | Details |
| 8:00am - 4:00pm | Module 5: Mine Waste Management: Legacy Challenges and Current Approaches |
| 8:00am - 4:00pm | Canadian Leisure Activity (Hike, Canoe or other) |
Saturday, June 3, 2023
| Schedule | Details |
| 8:00am - 12:00pm | Module 6: Transfer of Sudbury Remediation Science to Global Sites |
| 1:00pm - 4:00pm | Discussion/Workshop - applying information, Evening Boat Cruise on Ramsey Lake, Farewell Dinner |
Sunday, June 4, 2023
- Guests depart from Sudbury.
Laurentian University, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
Contact Us
For questions, registration for workshops and inquiries, please contact our Administrative Assistant: Denyse Leroy 705.675.1151 ext. 7222. goodmanschoolofmines@laurentian.ca- Biology
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- Human Kinetics
- MIR Indigenous Relations
- MBA (Regular Track Student)
- Faculty of Management
- Baccalauréat en administration des affaires
BSc Biology/BSc Biologie – 1st year high performance Scholarship
Value:$1,000 (non-renewable)
Deadline:
N/A
Criteria:
- Full-time student registered at Laurentian University.
- Highest average after 1st semester (must be full-time).
- Enrolled in the four-year BSc Biology or BSc Biologie program.
- No student application is required.
Department Submission:
Not required.
MSc Biology - Master’s Scholarship
Value:$2,500 (non-renewable)
Application Due:
December 30th
Eligibility:
- Resident of Canada or Visa student.
- Full-time Laurentian University student registered in the first year of the MSc Biology program.
- Should a successful candidate withdraw or substantially reduce their course-load, he/she may be required to repay all or part of the award.
Criteria:
- Proposed Master’s thesis is focused on a topic related to the mining industry.
- The student must submit a written application to the department (no more than 500 words) indicating the proposed topic area of his/her Master’s research. The written application must also include a justification for why his/her proposed topic is relevant and beneficial to the mining industry and the skills he/she will learn as a researcher.
- Two or three letters of reference (at the discretion of each department) that comment on the relevance of the student’s research project and their potential excellence as a researcher.
- Applicant success also will be evaluated on the basis of a combination of two of three of the following criteria:
- Academic Excellence (admission average of 80% (last 60 credits); copy of academic transcript required to support); include published papers or abstracts as appropriate.
- Demonstrated financial need.
- Evidence of active engagement and motivation, leadership and collaborative potential, and entrepreneurship (e.g. small business involvement, University clubs).
Submission to Goodman School of Mines:
The Biology Department must present the chosen recipient’s application to the Goodman School of Mines, and write a letter indicating why this is the best candidate for the scholarship. Please send applications to: goodmanschoolofmines@laurentian.ca or by internal mail by December 30th.
PhD in Boreal Ecology - Doctoral Scholarship
Value:$5,000 (non-renewable)
Application Due:
December 30th
Eligibility:
- Resident of Canada or Visa student.
- Full-time Laurentian University student registered in the first year of the PhD in Boreal Ecology program.
- Should a successful candidate withdraw or substantially reduce their course-load, he/she may be required to repay all or part of the award.
Criteria:
- Proposed Doctoral thesis is focused on a topic related to the mining industry.
- The student must submit a written application to the department (no more than 500 words) indicating the proposed topic area of his/her Doctoral research. The written application must also include a justification for why his/her proposed research is original, relevant and beneficial to the mining industry, the skills he/she will learn as a researcher as well as knowledge transfer opportunities.
- Two or three letters of reference (at the discretion of each department) that comment on the relevance of the student’s research project to the mining industry and their potential excellence as a researcher.
- Applicant success also will be evaluated on the basis of a combination of two of three of the following criteria:
- Academic Excellence (admission average of 80% [based on previous year’s results]; copy of academic transcript required to support); include published papers or abstracts as appropriate.
- Demonstrated financial need.
- Evidence of active engagement and motivation, leadership and collaborative potential, and entrepreneurship (e.g. small business involvement, University clubs).
Submission to Goodman School of Mines:
The Biology Department must present the chosen recipient’s application to the Goodman School of Mines, and write a letter indicating why this is the best candidate for the scholarship. Please send applications to: goodmanschoolofmines@laurentian.ca or by internal mail by December 30th.
BSc Geology – 1st year high performing student
Value:$1,000 (non-renewable)
Deadline:
N/A
Criteria:
- Full-time (30 credits) student registered at Laurentian University.
- Highest average after 1st semester (must be full-time).
- Enrolled in the four-year BSc Geology program.
- No student application is required.
Department Submission:
Not required.
MSc Geology - Master’s Scholarship
Value:$2,500 (non-renewable)
Application Due:
December 30th
Eligibility:
- Resident of Canada or Visa student.
- Full-time Laurentian University student registered in the first year of the MSc Geology program.
- Should a successful candidate withdraw or substantially reduce their course-load, he/she may be required to repay all or part of the award.
Criteria:
- Proposed Master’s thesis is focused on a topic related to the mining industry.
- The student must submit a written application to the department (no more than 500 words) indicating the proposed topic area of his/her Master’s research. The written application must also include a justification for why his/her proposed topic is relevant and beneficial to the mining industry and the skills he/she will learn as a researcher.
- Two or three letters of reference (at the discretion of each department) that comment on the relevance of the student’s research project and their potential excellence as a researcher.
- Applicant success also will be evaluated on the basis of a combination of two of three of the following criteria:
- Academic Excellence (admission average of 80% (last 60 credits); copy of academic transcript required to support); include published papers or abstracts as appropriate.
- Demonstrated financial need.
- Evidence of active engagement and motivation, leadership and collaborative potential, and entrepreneurship (e.g. small business involvement, University clubs).
Submission to Goodman School of Mines:
The Department of Earth Sciences must present the chosen recipient’s application to the Goodman School of Mines, and write a letter indicating why this is the best candidate for the scholarship. Please send applications to: goodmanschoolofmines@laurentian.ca or by internal mail by December 30th.
PhD in Mineral Deposits and Precambrian Geology - Doctoral Scholarship
Value:$5,000 (non-renewable)
Application Due:
December 30th
Eligibility:
- Resident of Canada or Visa student.
- Full-time Laurentian University student registered in the first year of the PhD in Mineral Deposits and Precambrian Geology program.
- Should a successful candidate withdraw or substantially reduce their course-load, he/she may be required to repay all or part of the award.
Criteria:
- Proposed Doctoral thesis is focused on a topic related to the mining industry.
- The student must submit a written application to the department (no more than 500 words) indicating the proposed topic area of his/her Doctoral research. The written application must also include a justification for why his/her proposed research is original, relevant and beneficial to the mining industry, the skills he/she will learn as a researcher as well as knowledge transfer opportunities.
- Two or three letters of reference (at the discretion of each department) that comment on the relevance of the student’s research project to the mining industry and their potential excellence as a researcher.
- Applicant success also will be evaluated on the basis of a combination of two of three of the following criteria:
- Academic Excellence (admission average of 80% [based on previous year’s results]; copy of academic transcript required to support); include published papers or abstracts as appropriate.
- Demonstrated financial need.
- Evidence of active engagement and motivation, leadership and collaborative potential, and entrepreneurship (e.g. small business involvement, University clubs).
Submission to Goodman School of Mines:
The Department of Earth Sciences must present the chosen recipient’s application to the Goodman School of Mines, and write a letter indicating why this is the best candidate for the scholarship. Please send applications to: goodmanschoolofmines@laurentian.ca or by internal mail by December 30th.
BEng Mining Engineering – 1st year high performance Scholarship
Value:$1,000 (non-renewable)
Deadline:
N/A
Criteria:
- Full-time student registered at Laurentian University.
- Highest average after 1st semester (must be full-time).
- Enrolled in the four-year BEng Mining Engineering program.
- No student application is required.
Bharti School of Engineering Submission:
Not required.
MSc in Natural Resources Engineering - Master’s Scholarship
Value:$2,500 (non-renewable)
Application Due:
December 30th
Eligibility:
- Resident of Canada or Visa student.
- Full-time Laurentian University student registered in the first year of the MASc in Natural Resources Engineering program.
- Should a successful candidate withdraw or substantially reduce their course-load, he/she may be required to repay all or part of the award.
Criteria:
- Proposed Master’s thesis is focused on a topic related to the mining industry.
- The student must submit a written application to the Bharti School of Engineering (no more than 500 words) indicating the proposed topic area of his/her Master’s research. The written application must also include a justification for why his/her proposed topic is relevant and beneficial to the mining industry and the skills he/she will learn as a researcher.
- Two or three letters of reference (at the discretion of each department) that comment on the relevance of the student’s research project and their potential excellence as a researcher.
- Applicant success also will be evaluated on the basis of a combination of two of three of the following criteria:
- Academic Excellence (admission average of 80% (last 60 credits); copy of academic transcript required to support); include published papers or abstracts as appropriate.
- Demonstrated financial need.
- Evidence of active engagement and motivation, leadership and collaborative potential, and entrepreneurship (e.g. small business involvement, University clubs).
Submission to Goodman School of Mines:
The student must submit a written application to the Bharti School of Engineering (no more than 500 words) indicating the proposed topic area of his/her Master’s research. The written application must also include a justification for why his/her proposed topic is relevant and beneficial to the mining industry and the skills he/she will learn as a researcher: goodmanschoolofmines@laurentian.ca or by internal mail by December 30th.
PhD in Natural Resources Engineering - Doctoral Scholarship
Value:$5,000 (non-renewable)
Application Due:
December 30th
Eligibility:
- Resident of Canada or Visa student.
- Full-time Laurentian University student registered in the first year of the PhD in Natural Resources Engineering program.
- Should a successful candidate withdraw or substantially reduce their course-load, he/she may be required to repay all or part of the award.
Criteria:
- Proposed Doctoral thesis is focused on a topic related to the mining industry.
- The student must submit a written application to the Bharti School of Engineering (no more than 500 words) indicating the proposed topic area of his/her Master’s research. The written application must also include a justification for why his/her proposed topic is relevant and beneficial to the mining industry and the skills he/she will learn as a researcher.
- Two or three letters of reference (at the discretion of each department) that comment on the relevance of the student’s research project to the mining industry and their potential excellence as a researcher.
- Applicant success also will be evaluated on the basis of a combination of two of three of the following criteria:
- Academic Excellence (admission average of 80% [based on previous year’s results]; copy of academic transcript required to support); include published papers or abstracts as appropriate.
- Demonstrated financial need.
- Evidence of active engagement and motivation, leadership and collaborative potential, and entrepreneurship (e.g. small business involvement, University clubs).
Submission to Goodman School of Mines:
The Director of the Bharti School of Engineering must present the application to the Goodman School of Mines on the students’ behalf, and write a letter indicating why this is the best candidate for the scholarship. Please send applications to: goodmanschoolofmines@laurentian.ca or by internal mail by December 30th.
MHK (French and English) – Master’s Scholarship Scholarship
Value:$2,500 (non-renewable)
Application Due:
December 30th
Eligibility:
- Resident of Canada or Visa student.
- Full-time Laurentian University student registered in the first year of the MHK program.
- Should a successful candidate withdraw or substantially reduce their course-load, he/she may be required to repay all or part of the award.
Criteria:
- Proposed Master’s thesis is focused on a topic related to Occupational Health and Safety in the mining industry.
- The student must submit a written application to the School of Human Kinetics (no more than 500 words) indicating the proposed topic area of his/her Master’s research. The written application must also include a justification for why his/her proposed topic is relevant and beneficial to the mining industry and the skills he/she will learn as a researcher.
- Two or three letters of reference (at the discretion of each department) that comment on the relevance of the student’s research project and their potential excellence as a researcher.
- Applicant success also will be evaluated on the basis of a combination of two of three of the following criteria:
- Academic Excellence (admission average of 80% (last 60 credits); copy of academic transcript required to support); include published papers or abstracts as appropriate.
- Demonstrated financial need.
- Evidence of active engagement and motivation, leadership and collaborative potential, and entrepreneurship (e.g. small business involvement, University clubs).
Submission to Goodman School of Mines:
The chair of MHK must present the application to the Goodman School of Mines on the students behalf, and write a letter indicating why this is the best candidate for the scholarship. Please send applications to: goodmanschoolofmines@laurentian.ca or by internal mail by December 30th.
Interdisciplinary PhD in Human Kinetics with a specialization in Occupational Health and Safety - Doctoral Scholarship
Value:$5,000 (non-renewable)
Application Due:
December 30th
Eligibility:
- Resident of Canada or Visa student.
- Full-time Laurentian University student registered in the first year of the Human Kinetics PhD with a specialization in Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) program.
- Should a successful candidate withdraw or substantially reduce their course-load, he/she may be required to repay all or part of the award.
Criteria:
- Proposed Doctoral thesis is focused on a topic related to the mining industry.
- The student must submit a written application to the School of Rural and Northern Health (no more than 500 words) indicating the proposed topic area of his/her Doctoral research. The written application must also include a justification for why his/her proposed research is original, relevant and beneficial to the mining industry, the skills he/she will learn as a researcher as well as knowledge transfer opportunities.
- Two or three letters of reference (at the discretion of each department) that comment on the relevance of the student’s research project to the mining industry and their potential excellence as a researcher.
- Applicant success also will be evaluated on the basis of a combination of two of three of the following criteria:
- Academic Excellence (admission average of 80% [based on previous year’s results]; copy of academic transcript required to support); include published papers or abstracts as appropriate.
- Demonstrated financial need.
- Evidence of active engagement and motivation, leadership and collaborative potential, and entrepreneurship (e.g. small business involvement, University clubs).
Submission to Goodman School of Mines:
The chair of Rural and Northern Health must present the application to the Goodman School of Mines on the students’ behalf, and write a letter indicating why this is the best candidate for the scholarship. Please send applications to: goodmanschoolofmines@laurentian.ca or by internal mail by December 30th.
MIR Indigenous Relations - Master’s Scholarship
Value:$2,500 (non-renewable)
Application Due:
December 30th
Eligibility:
- Resident of Canada or Visa student.
- Full-time Laurentian University student registered in the first year of the MIR program.
- Should a successful candidate withdraw or substantially reduce their course-load, he/she may be required to repay all or part of the award.
Criteria:
- Proposed Master’s thesis is focused on a topic related to the mining industry.
- The student must submit a written application to the School of Indigenous Relations (no more than 500 words) indicating the proposed topic area of his/her Master’s research. The written application must also include a justification for why his/her proposed topic is relevant and beneficial to the mining industry and the skills he/she will learn as a researcher.
- Two or three letters of reference (at the discretion of each department) that comment on the relevance of the student’s research project and their potential excellence as a researcher.
- Applicant success also will be evaluated on the basis of a combination of two of three of the following criteria:
- Academic Excellence (admission average of 80% (last 60 credits); copy of academic transcript required to support); include published papers or abstracts as appropriate.
- Demonstrated financial need.
- Evidence of active engagement and motivation, leadership and collaborative potential, and entrepreneurship (e.g. small business involvement, University clubs).
Submission to Goodman School of Mines:
The chair or MIR representative must present the application to the Goodman School of Mines on the students behalf, and write a letter indicating why this is the best candidate for the scholarship. Please send applications to: goodmanschoolofmines@laurentian.ca or by internal mail by December 30th.
MBA (Regular Track Student) - Master’s Scholarship
Value:$2,5000 (non-renewable)
Application Due:
December 30th
Eligibility:
- Resident of Canada or Visa student.
- Full-time Laurentian University student registered in the first year of the MBA.
- Should a successful candidate withdraw or substantially reduce their course-load, he/she may be required to repay all or part of the award.
Criteria:
- Proposed Consulting project is focused on an organization related to the mining industry.
- The student must submit a written application to the MBA Coordinator (no more than 500 words) indicating how their proposed consulting project is relevant and beneficial to the mining industry and the skills he/she expects to learn.
- Two or three letters of reference (at the discretion of each department) that comment on the relevance of the student’s consulting project and their potential excellence in a consulting role.
- Applicant success also will be evaluated on the basis of a combination of two of three of the following criteria:
- Academic Excellence (admission average of 80% (last 60 credits); copy of academic transcript required to support); include published papers or abstracts as appropriate.
- Demonstrated financial need.
- Evidence of active engagement and motivation, leadership and collaborative potential, and entrepreneurship (e.g. small business involvement, University clubs).
Submission to Goodman School of Mines:
The MBA Coordinator must present the application to the Goodman School of Mines on the student’s behalf, including a letter from the MBA curriculum committee indicating why this is the best candidate for the scholarship. Please send applications to: goodmanschoolofmines@laurentian.ca or by internal mail by December 30th.
Faculty of Management - 1st year high performing student
Value:$1,000 (non-renewable)
Deadline:
N/A
Criteria:
- Full-time student registered at Laurentian University.
- Highest average after 1st semester (must be full-time).
- Enrolled in the four-year BBA degree program.
- No student application is required.
Department Chairs Submission:
Not required.
BAA - Baccalauréat en administration des affaires - Étudiant/Étudiante performant de 1ère année
Value:1 000 $ (non-renouvable)
Date d`échéance:
N/A
Critères/conditions:
- Être inscrit à temps plein à l’Université Laurentienne.
- Moyenne la plus élevée après le 1er semestre (doit être à temps plein).
- Être inscrit au programme de 4 ans : BAA- Baccalauréat en administration des affaires.
- Aucune demande de l`étudiant n’est requise.
Nomination du coordinateur des programmes en français:
Pas requis.
Project Management Essentials - 3 days
Location: Laurentian UniversityWhen: April 3,4,5, 2024 (8:30am to 4:30pm)
Fee:
Early-Bird - $2,028.35 + HST (until Apr. 14, 2024)
Regular - $2,141.35 + HST (Sales start on Feb 20, 2024)
Lunch, Snacks, Parking, Workbook included
Project Management Essentials - 3 days
Location: Laurentian UniversityWhen: October 30, 31, November 1, 2024 (8:30am to 4:30pm)
Fee:
Early-Bird - $2,028.35 + HST (until Sept. 16, 2024)
Regular - $2,141.35 + HST (Sales start on Sept. 17, 2024)
Lunch, Snacks, Parking, Workbook included
PMP Exam Preparation - 5 days
Location: Laurentian UniversityWhen: December 9-13, 2024 (8:30am to 4:30pm)
Fee:
On Sale 7 Mar 2024 at 2:30 PM
Project Management Essentials - 6 half days
Online Prices:Early-Bird - $1,595 + HST
Regular - $1,695 + HST
Next Online Offerings:
Advanced Project Management Courses - 2 half days
Online Prices: Early-Bird - $595 + HST Regular - $695 + HST Advanced Course Offerings:Project Closeout Best Practices
Introduction to Agile
Project Communication & Stakeholder Management
Managing Project Risk
Project Schedule & Cost Management
Strategies For Effectively Leading Through Change
Project Delivery Principles
Procurement & Contract Management
PMP Exam Preparation - 10 half days
Online Prices:Early-Bird - $1,845 + HST
Regular - $2,045 + HST
Next Online Offerings:
For more information about this course, please check https://goodmanschoolofmines.laurentian.ca/pm-examprep/