Our University Transfer Program allows students to attend as full-time or part-time students. Students can choose from a wide selection of university courses offered in person, hyflex, or online. Working with a student advisor, you can build a course plan to suit your future and get started right here at Portage College. Transfer to other post-secondary within the province with ease. Just one of the advantages of our program's flexibility. You choose the courses that fit your schedule and accommodate your needs.

There are countless benefits of Open Studies, just one of them is flexibility. Open Studies gives students the unique opportunity to experience more than one program at a time. Students in Open Studies enroll in individual courses rather than a complete program. This makes it a great option for those looking to take general interest courses or those who don't quite meet the entrance requirements for a specific program.

The Oxford Programme is designed to be an unforgettable educational experience. We want our students to go beyond the comforts of home and learn a little more about their world, to study with opportunities not normally available to them, and to grow in ways that just wouldn’t happen without an experience like this.

The major focus of studying Health Sciences involves the application of science to health-related topics such as medicine, nutrition, and environmental health. It involves applying scientific research to clinical practice to provide a background for students leading to improving healthcare for communities. This course will provide a foundational overview of the concepts of health, illness, and disease across cultures and historical periods, including Indigenous cultures. Current epidemiological terminology and strategies will be introduced. Students will examine the social determinants of health and how public policy is used to promote population health. Students will also have an opportunity to explore specific health issues, including ethical and moral considerations, and be provided with an overview of the Canadian health care system.

This course helps you prepare for the GMAT test. It enables you to gain experience and confidence leading to more positive test results. It enables you to develop the specialized MBA reading, speaking, writing, and research skills necessary to successfully compete with North American students in MBA classrooms.

TAIE’s unique UPC program is designed for students who have already finished high school (or graduates from the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB) or O-level etc.) and received a high school diploma but wish to improve their grades and be accepted into a better university or college.