Continuing Studies at UVic

Continuing Studies at UVic Learning that shapes who you are. Whatever your desire for more education, there’s no better place to start than Continuing Studies.

UVic Continuing Studies offers a broad range of courses and programs, which make it possible for all kinds of people to access the wealth of knowledge at UVic. We partner with all the UVic Faculties to provide stimulating, high quality education opportunities to local as well as international learners. Please note that we regularly monitor this page, and will remove any posts or comments deemed to be offensive, misleading or off-topic.

Thinking about your next career move? We’d love to connect! Join us next Thursday at the Greater Victoria Hiring & Educa...
09/04/2026

Thinking about your next career move? We’d love to connect! Join us next Thursday at the Greater Victoria Hiring & Education Expo, hosted by Black Press.

📅 Thursday, Sept. 10 | 11 am to 3 pm
📍 G.R. Pearkes Recreation Centre – Fieldhouse

Stop by our table to meet our team and learn how Continuing Studies at UVic can help you achieve your educational and career goals.

Learn more ➡️ https://ow.ly/xmXF50ZJ1Uk

While technical and analytical abilities are important, the most in-demand leadership skills fall under the umbrella of ...
09/03/2026

While technical and analytical abilities are important, the most in-demand leadership skills fall under the umbrella of soft or "power" skills.

Emotional intelligence, adaptability, conflict resolution, cultural awareness and coaching are often essential yet underdeveloped skills in new managers and technical experts.

Anna Marie White, a long-time instructor, debunks common myths around soft skills. "Leadership can be an intimidating word, but becoming a good leader really just means becoming good at working with people," she shares.

Ready to strengthen your people skills? Our Essential Soft Skills Training micro-certificate begins this September ➡️ continuingstudies.uvic.ca/ESST

For adventure-seeking English speakers, teaching overseas can be an exciting way to see the world and experience new cul...
09/02/2026

For adventure-seeking English speakers, teaching overseas can be an exciting way to see the world and experience new cultures.

The Teaching English as a Foreign Language program brings a world of opportunities within reach, giving you the skills and confidence to teach with authority and find employment with a respected school.

Upcoming start dates include Sept. 15 and Jan. 19, 2027 ➡️ continuingstudies.uvic.ca/TEFL

🌱 When sustainability becomes part of your work, having the right plan makes all the difference.Designed around common p...
08/26/2026

🌱 When sustainability becomes part of your work, having the right plan makes all the difference.

Designed around common practices and accountability-focused approaches, our new Micro-certificate in Sustainability Planning and Reporting provides the framework and tools to create sustainable goals and actionable plans.

This micro-credential is unique in British Columbia and fills a training gap by equipping a wide range of professionals with practical sustainability skills and job-ready knowledge.

Find out why this program could be right for you ➡️ continuingstudies.uvic.ca/sustainability-planning

08/25/2026
As organizations across Canada face new trends, technology, tariffs and uncertainties, leaders may find themselves at co...
08/25/2026

As organizations across Canada face new trends, technology, tariffs and uncertainties, leaders may find themselves at complex crossroads.

“In many cases, leaders are focused on present demands and lack the time or resources to plan for leadership transitions,” says Dr. Jo-Anne Clarke, dean of Continuing Studies at UVic.

From navigating unfamiliar challenges to fostering inclusive workplaces, the need for people-focused and adaptable leadership is growing. The good news? Short, flexible programs allow new leaders to continue working while gaining skills they can apply immediately.

Discover more ways to build resilient, people-focused leaders ready for tomorrow’s challenges. ⬇️

Build resilient, people-focused leaders for tomorrow's challenges. Explore leadership micro-certificates emphasizing soft skills and succession planning.

In July, the English Language Centre at UVic welcomed its first participants in English Communication for Healthcare, a ...
08/24/2026

In July, the English Language Centre at UVic welcomed its first participants in English Communication for Healthcare, a new program for healthcare professionals studying or working in the field.

Eight participants from Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara took part in an immersive two-week experience focused on building practical English for real-world healthcare settings. Through role-playing, case studies and site visits—including to the Cool Aid Community Health Centre and the Island Medical Program—they strengthened their ability to communicate with patients, colleagues and care teams.

“I learned how to communicate with patients and with coworkers, and how to remember the little things that matter,” says participant Karen Gabriela Daniel Cruz. “I feel more confident and more prepared to talk with people in general.”

🔗 Read the full story: https://ow.ly/li4T50ZEUcP

Gain new skills, change careers, or pursue your passions closer to home in the West Shore. At the John Horgan Campus in ...
08/19/2026

Gain new skills, change careers, or pursue your passions closer to home in the West Shore. At the John Horgan Campus in Langford, we’re excited to offer flexible, immersive courses you can take during weekday afternoons, evenings, or on weekends.

Upcoming courses include:
🎨 Watercolour for Beginners Workshop
🤝 Leadership Skills Development
🗣️ French, Spanish, Italian and Japanese language classes
🤖 Using Artificial Intelligence for Your Life and Work
📸 Travel and Street Photography

…and many more! Browse all courses offered at the John Horgan Campus ➡️ continuingstudies.uvic.ca/westshore

Do you ever feel like you’re handling a lot at once—deadlines, people, budgets and the unexpected? You might already be ...
08/17/2026

Do you ever feel like you’re handling a lot at once—deadlines, people, budgets and the unexpected? You might already be using project management skills without realizing it.

Amber McMillan, an instructor with Continuing Studies at UVic, says project management isn’t reserved for big projects or one specific industry. It’s a set of skills anyone can use to work better, handle change and build their career.

“I really believe all of us are project managers on some level,” she says. “My advice for anyone is to do enough due diligence to understand what project management is, because you are already a part of it.”

🔗 Read the full article to discover how project management skills can move your career forward: https://ow.ly/vuqc50ZAC6I

As governments, financial institutions, and communities increasingly prioritize health in their decision-making, the dem...
08/13/2026

As governments, financial institutions, and communities increasingly prioritize health in their decision-making, the demand for this expertise continues to grow.

The Micro-certificate in Introduction to Health Impact Assessment (HIA) equips you with the tools to review, assess, and manage public health risks associated with development projects. This fully online, three-month program is designed for multi-disciplinary professionals who want to stay equipped in the field and make a meaningful impact.

Discover how this micro-certificate can help you meet the global demand for HIA expertise. Explore the program details, fees and funding opportunities available for global residents ➡️ continuingstudies.uvic.ca/HIA

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