Program Index Professional Management

Certificates

Professional Management

Winter 2026
Blended

Professional Management Certificate

The Professional Management Certificate explores key areas of management including communication, teamwork, problem solving and an understanding of the principles of business management and their interrelationships.

It also includes key concepts of organizational behaviour and the behaviour of individuals and groups in organizations, as well as effective supervisory skills through theory and practical application.

Program Requirements

You will be required to commit to a total of 14 hours of learning per module including: pre-work, after class work with your group, and on your own.

1 Intake Option Available

Winter 2026 Part-Time
Blended

Blended

Part-Time
Winter 2026
Application Deadline December 23, 2025
Start Date January 8, 2026
End Date April 30, 2026
Length 98 Hours
Domestic Tuition $5,215.00

Additional Fees

Tuition and Fees
 

*Course Fee
 
$5125.00 + GST & PST
 

*Note: Tuition, Books and Supplies, and fee amounts are approximate, based on last year's program and may change at anytime.

Courses

Required to complete 4 core + 3 elective courses with a total of 98 hours



Core Modules
Electives (3 required)
Core Modules
Electives (3 required)

You will learn the skills and processes needed to increase leadership effectiveness. You will explore topics such as motivation, leadership style, implementing change, setting and achieving standards and corrective discipline.

Date:

Jan 14, 2026 to Jan 16, 2026

Schedule:

1:30PM to 4:30PM

Delivery:

You will learn the fundamental models, methods and artefacts that support effective project management. Topics include project initiation, planning, controlling, implementing and closing. You will examine the role of the project manager with respect to leadership, team and stakeholder communications; common project management terminology; and how to apply principles to guide the behaviours that drive value for projects, products and portfolios in the workplace.

This course is a prerequisite

Date:

Jan 08, 2026 to Jan 09, 2026

Schedule:

9:00AM to 4:30PM at the University of Regina

Delivery:

In the course, Fundamentals of Accounting, you will learn how financial statements are prepared and how to interpret financial statements and data in order to make proper financial decisions. Topics include discussion of accounting and financial management principles, financial reporting, accounting processes and budgets, investment analysis, internal controls, audit principles, risk assessment and performance evaluation. This course is designed for non-accounting managers and personnel who must work with internal accounting/financial data. Please bring a calculator to this course.

Date:

Feb 03, 2026 to Feb 05, 2026

Schedule:

8:30AM to 11:30AM

Delivery:

The focus is on the elements of clear, concise and efficient business communication. You will learn how to read the situation; set the tone and persuade all types of audiences in both oral and written communication. First, you will learn how to prepare concise, high-impact documents and presentations that achieve results which are essential for business success. You will have the opportunity to practice writing for situations that match your business needs (e.g. abstracts, proposals, reports and email correspondence). In the second day, you will learn to take your business ideas and translate them into quality presentations. As well, you will learn presentation assembly, public speaking skills, relaxation and grounding techniques that will leave you more confident in your oral communication skills.

Date:

Feb 24, 2026 to Feb 25, 2026

Schedule:

9:00AM to 4:30PM at the University of Regina

Delivery:

You will examine why conflict arises in the workplace, discuss the importance of resolution mechanisms and learn practical tips for managing conflict. You will also learn constructive routes to communication and agreement, consider your own method of dealing with conflict and practice options for communicating more effectively.

Date:

Mar 03, 2026 to Mar 04, 2026

Schedule:

9:00AM to 4:30PM at the University of Regina

Delivery:

You will learn about strategic planning and the related subject of risk management. You will begin by exploring the question: "What is strategy?" and apply the answers to various real world examples. Finally, you will identify and prioritize various risks (financial and human resources, safety) and develop strategies and plans that mitigate organizational risk.

Date:

Mar 25, 2026 to Mar 27, 2026

Schedule:

8:30AM to 11:30AM

Delivery:

You will learn how to short-list candidates for an interview, common interview techniques, standard interview questions, behaviour based questions, how to write interview questions, illegal interview questions to avoid, how to asses interview responses, questions to ask references and choosing a successful candidate.

Date:

Apr 06, 2026 to Apr 08, 2026

Schedule:

1:30PM to 4:30PM

Delivery:

You will explore and understand the importance of fostering an inclusive environment, and why inspirational leaders should prioritize understanding and addressing Indigenous unconscious bias. This involves acknowledging and challenging preconceived notions, assumptions, and stereotypes that may impact your approach to effective decision-making. You will understand how empathetic leadership is crucial to understanding Indigenous perspectives.

Date:

Apr 07, 2026 to Apr 09, 2026

Schedule:

1:30PM to 4:30PM

Delivery:

Customers are the life blood of organizations! Customer care includes relationship building and management which includes critical considerations in building and maintaining positive relationships between companies and organizations and their clients or customers; in turn supporting important business goals and strategic objectives. This course will examine best practices and necessary skills to cultivate genuine and authentic engagement while improving the customer service experience! Through examining real life organizations, scenarios and application of best practices in various business industries and settings, this course is designed to be a catalyst in advancing the skills required for customer service excellence.

You will learn how to focus on aligning the goals of the organization, department and employee. Learn how to engage employees and give feedback, explore ideas of what motivates your employees and how to show recognition that your employees will value will be explored. Performance planning, individual goal setting and preparing for performance reviews will also be covered.

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About

The University of Regina is well-reputed for having a focus on experiential learning and offers internships, professional placements and practicums in addition to cooperative education placements in 41 programs. This experiential learning and career-preparation focus was further highlighted when, in 2009 the University of Regina launched the UR Guarantee Program, a unique program guaranteeing participating students a successful career launch after graduation by supplementing education with experience to achieve specific educational, career and life goals. Partnership agreements with provincial crown corporations, government departments and private corporations have helped the University of Regina both place students in work experience opportunities and help gain employment post-study.

Funding Opportunities

Our non-credit programs may qualify for the following funding options

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I chose the College because it was close to home. I would recommend the College because of the small class sizes, engaging instructors and helpful/friendly atmosphere.

Brady Lang

University

I chose the College because it is a good middle-ground between high school and university for transition. The best thing about the College is the personal relationships between students and staff – they know you by name!

Larissa Perepeluk

University

Employers rank Project Management in the top 3 in-demand skills in the province.

Insightrix®, 2021

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