The Master of Business Analytics and AI prepares students for highly successful careers in a variety of business analytics careers in private and public sectors where data is used to make decisions. It is a 10-12 month course-based professional Master’s program including four courses in the Fall, four courses in the Winter, and internship or comprehensive capstone projects in the Summer. The content of the degree will cover three main domains which are applications of AI, Business Analytics, and Management Opportunities. The program is targeted at graduates of Commerce or Business undergraduate degrees, and can be completed part-time in just under two years, or full-time in 10-12 months depending on the choice of internship or project. Mode of delivery is hybrid / online with on-campus tutorials on selected weekends during the semester.

Trent and UOIT have formed a partnership to offer a MScN in Professional Practice Leadership. The MScN program will prepare graduates to contribute to an increasingly complex health care sector by providing an education that includes mentorship, interdisciplinary opportunities and experiential learning through research, project and class assignments. Professional practice leaders are responsible for ensuring and implementing expert practice, the facilitation of professional development, research and providing leadership; they are often charged with quality assurance and safety as well and the program is designed to develop expertise in these areas. The program is largely online and will begin with a 1-week face to face residency component to ensure that current professionals with high working demands are able to pursue the program. Graduates of the program will be granted a MScN by UOIT in collaboration with Trent University or a MSN by Trent University in collaboration with UOIT.

The Ph.D. in Health Sciences focuses on providing students with opportunities to develop the knowledge and skills required to conduct high-quality research. Graduate training focuses on research conducted in one of three fields in the Health Sciences: Community, Public and Population Health; Health Informatics; or Kinesiology. The PhD in Health Sciences offers an interdisciplinary approach to health sciences doctoral training alongside depth of study in the individual fields and prepares graduates for diverse careers within and beyond academia. Coursework provides graduates with a framework for evaluating data and technology in health sciences research, training, and practice, where the technical, ethical, social, and policy implications of data collection, analysis, and storage are critically evaluated, and discussed in an interdisciplinary context. Graduates will gain the expertise to become effective research brokers in academic, professional, and research settings.

The Graduate Diploma in Work Disability Prevention (WDP) is offered in collaboration with Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College. The program is primarily designed for highly qualified individuals in established regulated health professions (e.g., chiropractors, kinesiologists, nurses, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, social workers) currently working in or wishing to work in the WDP field. Health professionals are ideally situated to assist workers and organizations to prevent and resolve work disability issues.

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Criminology and Social Justice combines disciplinary and specialized study in Criminology, study in qualitative research methods and statistics, and applied learning experiences to prepare students to work in a variety of settings. Specifically, the programs will prepare students for careers related to research and/or teaching in college and university settings, research and practice in behavioural science crime units within law enforcement, research in correctional facilities, research in mental health institutions, evaluation of community programs, administration in provincial and federal programs, statistical research in government organizations, and research in justice-related institutes.

The UOIT Graduate Diploma Program in Accounting is a professional level program designed for business graduates with majors in accounting. The Program aims to prepare prospective Charter Professional Accountants (CPAs) for their careers. The Program is tailored to expand the knowledge and skills students gained from the UOIT Bachelor of Commerce Accounting Major and pave the way for them to enter the CPA Professional Education Program (PEP) at Capstone 1. Integral to the Graduate Diploma Program in Accounting and to meeting the requirements of the PEP will be the development of the five enabling competencies described in the CPA Competency Map. The five enabling competencies are: Professionalism and ethical behavior, problem‐solving and decision making, communication, self‐management, and teamwork and leadership.

The Graduate Diploma program in UNENE Nuclear Engineering is designed to provide additional flexibility and opportunity for personnel who wish to enrich their knowledge of nuclear engineering in a rigorous manner. The diploma focuses on exposing students to a broad range of nuclear engineering disciplines, which will augment their nuclear knowledge and skills. Graduates of this program will have enhanced their calibre of designing, supporting, analyzing, operating, and regulating nuclear power plants. The diploma is jointly delivered between the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) and McMaster University.

The MSc/PhD programs in Forensic Psychology are designed to produce rigorously-trained, master’s- and doctoral-level professionals who are well positioned for leadership positions in the public and private sectors. Each program will include coursework in modern research methods and statistics, contemporary Forensic Psychology topics, and a thesis.

In addition, this program will be of interest to professionals employed in regional and national law enforcement agencies, local, national and international security agencies, investigative units in commercial, legal and criminal services, fraud divisions, and mental health organizations and units who are interested in advancement in their fields.

The GDip (Type 3) program in Nuclear Design Engineering is designed to meet identified needs for postgraduate knowledge and skills in nuclear power plant design engineering, particularly for people already working in the industry. This diploma in Nuclear Design Engineering focuses on the design impacts of such topics as the regulatory concerns and worker protection in the nuclear industry, nuclear safety concepts, operating features and special safety components of nuclear-electric generating units. The graduates of this program will have enhanced opportunities for professional advancement within the field of nuclear power plant design, operating and licensing.

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