The world
Needs you.
Rise above the ordinary.
See beyond today.
The future of education and careers.
The world needs tech minds that can see beyond today.
The world needs the brilliant minds of our graduates. We look beyond today and toward what can be. We are an international region that sets the standard for careers that are important to our growth. Seeing beyond today, means we are committed to providing our students with learning opportunities that reflect the needs of the industries that propel our region.
Our campuses provide students with learning environments that are designed to provide
the same experience and tools used in their field of study.
ADVANCING YOUR CAREER WITH TECHNOLOGY
HONOURS BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY)
This is a 4 year undergraduate degree program that focuses on producing business leaders prepared for the future of information communication technology in highly innovative business environments. Graduates of the Honours BBA (ICT) will possess a unique skill set giving them a competitive advantage in the job market.
Employment opportunities may be found in many organizations including IT departments within businesses, government, hospitals, manufacturing, educational institutions and financial institutions. Starting positions may include roles such as systems analyst, business analyst, business architect, project team leader or project manager. Graduates will have the foundational knowledge to lead a small business startup.
Get a Degree with St. Clair College
The Honours BBA (ICT) program is a unique blend of business and information technology courses seasoned with leadership and management foundations. The program addresses these trends through a well-organized and balanced suite of courses, work experience and an emphasis on professional practice.
Applications for the 2021 Academic year are now open, contact the Program Coordinator for more details
APPLIED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Applied Research and Development at St. Clair College collaborates with businesses to provide research-based solutions and technical services to support the evolution of industry.
Applied Research and Development
Areas of expertise are summarized by the 5 thematic research areas listed below:
School of engineering technologies
Science. Technology. Engineering. Math. These are critical areas of study in the School of Engineering Technologies. Technologists focus on the applied aspects of science and engineering principles to help solve or prevent technical problems. Engineering technologists are typically found in aerospace, construction, energy, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, power generation and transportation sectors.
St. Clair College is proud to be the first postsecondary institution in Canada to fully recognize and embrace esports with varsity teams and campus events. Similar to traditional athletics, our players earn scholarships to compete in video gaming leagues against colleges and universities all around North America. We have state of the art training facilities on campus and a dedicated staff of coaches that help our players perform at the highest possible level. Throughout the year, our teams travel to live events throughout Ontario, Michigan and Quebec to compete against the best.
We are committed to teach from a place of innovation and to provide learning that encourages and motivates creative thinking and solution-based applications to real work issues.
partners in techNOLOGY
Telus
5G Technology
St. Clair College’s department of Applied Research and Development has been working with Telus to equip the Ford Centre for Excellence in Manufacturing with the hardware that will eventually support a 5G network when it becomes available in Canada. St. Clair College is just the second Canadian post-secondary institution to have 5G-ready technology.
WE-SPARK
Health Institute
St. Clair College joined three other institutions to form a newly-branded entity, called WE-SPARK Health Institute. The institute will help establish research pipelines that address regional health issues, advance innovation and technology and drive outcomes that support healthier communities.
Windsor Regional Hospital and Chatham-Kent Health Alliance signed separate agreements to transform the school’s SportsPlex in Windsor and HealthPlex in Chatham into field hospitals for the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Amico Infrastructures donated a Global Positioning System worth $34,000 to St. Clair College’s School of Engineering Technologies for use by students in three Engineering Technology programs, giving them what one company director described as a “direct advantage over students from other Colleges in Ontario.”
