In the summer of 1998, Grace Ibrahima began what she thought would be a one-year diploma program. Little did she know, the McMaster University Continuing Education Addiction Studies program would change her life.

Listen in as Lorraine Carter, McMaster University Continuing Education's Director, speaks with Leaders & Legends of Online Learning. They discuss building relationships, thinking about the learner and the future of online education.

McMaster University Continuing Education and the School of Nursing have partnered to offer a Nursing Concepts in Continence Care program that will provide healthcare professionals the knowledge and skills to manage and treat incontinence in care settings. Launching Spring term 2021, the program consists of three courses. Upon completion, students gain a Certificate of Professional Learning.

Join us to learn more about being a McMaster University Continuing Education student. This webinar will cover benefits, features and learning options such as the benefits of Continuing Education,
COVID-19 information and updates, learning formats, online learning tips and myths, and so much more.

Join us to learn everything you need to know about being an international McMaster University Continuing Education student. Explore why continuing your education with McMaster University is the right choice to advance your career and learn helpful tips and tricks to maximize your studies! You will also have the opportunity to ask questions live.

Join us to learn more about the features, options, learning formats and outcomes for our programs, plus ask our Information Specialists your questions live!

Join us as we examine how to use popular social media platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube to improve your communication and career advancement skills.

Every successful business enterprise starts with a good idea. If you have a great business idea and are dreaming of starting your own business, then you'll need to register for one of our FREE Business Entrepreneurship Series ​webinars.

Caregivers are usually so consumed by the urgent tasks of caregiving that they fail to consider the social realities of care, including how care can change human relationships and one’s concept of self. Join our conversation on May 18th!