Accounting & Finance
Tuition: $15,164.00
Application Fee: $90.00 waived
Advanced Diploma in Accounting & Finance -
May 2026
Level: Marketing & Communications Strategy (MRK) Graduate Certificate
Discpline: Marketing
Length: 4 semesters
Check My EligibilityIf you are an international student looking to work in the Canadian marketing industry, Seneca’s two-year Marketing & Communications Strategy graduate certificate program is for you. The program covers marketing fundamentals, content creation and presentation skills, as well as how to execute a marketing communications project from ideation to evaluation. You will have access to resources and technology such as Adobe Creative Cloud, social media applications and artificial intelligence software to gain practical skills that you can apply in the workplace. A key aspect of the program will be an introduction to the Canadian marketing industry, which will be examined within a global context. The program will also highlight principles of equity, diversity and inclusion, such as the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act and Universal Design for Learning Requirements. To help you prepare for your career and gain real-word industry experience, the program incorporates experiential learning, networking opportunities and a mandatory work term.
Tuition: $15,164.00
Application Fee: $90.00 waived
Advanced Diploma in Accounting & Finance -
May 2026
Tuition: $15,164.00
Application Fee: $90.00 waived
Graduate Certificate in Financial Technology -
May 2026
Tuition: $15,164.00
Application Fee: $90.00 waived
Diploma in International Transportation & Customs -
May 2026
Tuition: $16,203.00
Application Fee: $90.00 waived
Business Information Technology -
May 2026
Tuition: $15,590.00
Application Fee: $90.00 waived
Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management – Global Logistics -
May 2026
Tuition: $15,164.00
Application Fee: $90.00 waived
Graduate Certificate in Business Analytics -
May 2026
Full-time undergraduate and post-graduate international students can work anywhere on or off campus without a work permit. The rules around the number of hours a student will be allowed to work may vary based on the country the student chooses to study in. International students are typically able to work up to 20 hours a week.