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Digital Marketing Diploma

With the Digital Marketing course at Saskatchewan Polytechnic you will immerse yourself in the latest digital marketing trends and innovations, all while establishing a strong foundation in time-tested marketing strategies.

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Duration

64 weeks

Starting Date

Fall & January

Tuition Fee

$18,600

Location

Moose Jaw & Prince Albert

Effective November 1, 2024, significant changes were made to the Government of Canada’s Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) Program. Some Saskatchewan Polytechnic programs are no longer eligible for a PGWP.
Students who applied for a PGWP before November 1, 2024 are not affected by the changes.

About the Program

Architectural Technologies is a three-year diploma offered full time at Saskatchewan Polytechnic Moose Jaw campus. It includes five academic semesters and three four-month Co-operative Education work terms. The program offers two areas of concentration: Building Sciences and Interior Design. The first three semesters are common to both areas. You’ll focus on residential design and wood frame construction (National Building Code – Part 9), and build knowledge and skills in:

properties and function of construction materials
criteria and methods of building construction and design
preparation of construction documents
construction contract administration

In your fourth and fifth semesters, you’ll focus in on your chosen area:

In Building Science, you’ll receive an introduction to commercial and institutional building construction with emphasis on construction detailing and methods, structural systems, environmental controls and the building envelope (National Building Code – Parts 3 and 4).
In Interior Design, you’ll receive an introduction to commercial and institutional interior construction with an emphasis on interior finishes, detailing and methods, space planning, lighting design and material selection (National Building Code – Parts 3 and 4).

Your co-operative work term counts as courses. You pay tuition and receive credit, but you also get paid. It’s a great way to gain valuable experience while earning a salary.