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Our 120+ programs blend theoretical knowledge with real workplace experience to prepare you for the jobs of today and tomorrow. Explore NSCC programs grouped by areas of interest to find one that fits how you want to work, who you want to help and where you want your career to go.
Study American Sign Language and English interpretation, ASL Studies and explore Canada's first Deaf Interpreter program - a path into interpreting work and working with the Deaf community in Atlantic Canada.
Study administration, business, digital marketing, human resources, library and information technology, medical office administration, paralegal services, public relations, business analysis and more.
Learn about creative programs like digital animation, graphic design, screen arts, music arts, music production and engineering, radio and television journalism, applied media and communication arts and more.
Study cyber security, IT programming, full stack application development, IT data analytics, database administration, IT systems management and security, IT programming for artificial intelligence and more.
Study civil, electrical, electronic and mechanical engineering technology, architectural drafting, environmental and climate technologies, oceans technology, wind turbine, aircraft maintenance and more.
Find out about our geographic information systems (GIS), geospatial data analytics, cartography and geovisualization, remote sensing, geomatics engineering technology and survey technician programs.
Explore programs that prepare you for a career in frontline health and support care, health administration and clinical support, clinical and diagnostic services, education and family supports, community justice and social services, and beauty and spa services.
Study hotel, restaurant and tourism management, and prepare for the guest-service, operations and destination-focused work that supports Nova Scotia's visitor economy.
Study marine navigation, marine engineering, ship operations, marine geomatics and oceans technology, and develop the shipboard and ocean-tech skills that support Nova Scotia's blue economy.
Finish high school, upgrade your English language skills, build the academic prerequisites you need for a post-secondary credential or find your footing through an exploratory or transition pathway.
Study construction, industrial and manufacturing, service and motive power trades - from carpentry, electrical, plumbing and welding to culinary, landscape, auto body and heavy equipment repair.