Executive Programs

We’re proud to present the Goodman Executive Programs

 

Executive programs are a cornerstone of the Goodman School of Mines’ identity and are designed to be a key part of a “Life Long Learning” strategy for students, graduates, professionals and community members alike. Their creation at undergraduate and graduate levels, in modular, short-course and distance education formats will fit with personal education choices to receive instruction in the classroom, at home and in remote communities or job sites.

 

Each Executive program is made up of a series of mini-modules that can be taken individually or in series. An official Laurentian University certificate of participation will be awarded to the participant if all mini-modules are completed. Participation in the courses can be used as professional development hours and in some cases will count as professional certification.

Upcoming Executive Programs

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

UPCOMING OFFERINGS

 

Spring 2020 – Project Management Courses

Early-bird discount available.

 

Project Management Essentials – March 23 – 25, 2020

Project Procurement & Contract Management – March 26, 2020

Introduction to Agile Project Management – March 27, 2020

PMP Exam Preparation – April 27 – May 1, 2020

Executive Program Offerings

Project Management

Project Management Certificate

Mining 101
  • Mining 101 – Description coming soon.
Environmental Remediation
  • Environmental Remediation – Description coming soon.
Workshops

The Goodman School of Mines Workshops pertain to current issues of interest to the industry. Students and professionals are invited to attend these workshops as participation can count toward professional development hours or as a co-curricular event.

 

For more information, please refer to our Workshops.

 

 

Lecture Series

The Goodman School of Mines Lecture Series were created to present current topics of importance and interest about the mining industry to students, graduate students, alumni, industry professionals and members of the community. Each lecture will be recorded, with the permission of the speaker, so that anyone can access the content at anytime from anywhere in the world.

 

The vision of the lectures is to promote an environment in which the participants can ask questions and learn first-hand from experienced industry professionals in a broad variety of topics that encompass the scope of the mining industry as a whole.

 

For more information, please refer to our Lectures Series.