Police officers keep the peace, protect people and property, prevent crime and enforce both criminal and civil laws. They reassure victims, arrest criminals, and act as peacemakers or mediators. Police work is a career that demands maturity, courage, and strong communication skills. Through classroom teaching and practical experience, students in the three-year Police Technology program are prepared for a career in law enforcement with police forces, not only across Québec but throughout Canada.

Our Graphic & Web Design (GWD) program offers students the opportunity to develop skills in website interface design and integration, graphic design, and publication production – skills needed by today’s businesses. In their final semester, students apply the knowledge and skills they have acquired by entering the workplace for a three-week fieldwork placement. Although there are no prerequisites, the ideal candidate for the program is interested in creating digital art and designing with the latest Adobe software while bringing ideas to life online using CSS and HTML. Candidates are also interested in understanding more about graphic design, photography, branding, social media marketing, video editing, and animation.

Our program teaches students the essential skills required to work in today’s theatre industry as well as associated careers in television, cinema, video, and mixed media. Students train for three years in either Acting, Design, or Technical Production. Actors learn their craft in the intimacy of our studio spaces and public performances in our beautiful, state of the art, Casgrain Theatre. Designers and technicians develop their skills with theoretical and practical courses leading to extensive hands-on production experience with at least six major productions. Our faculty are theatre professionals, directors, voice, movement, and mime coaches, set, costume, lighting, and sound designers, technical directors, stage and production managers, head carpenters, seamstresses, props managers, scene painters, and theatre historians. Faculty are engaged actively with the entertainment industry and are invested in the training of the next generation of theatre professionals. Prospective acting students will be invited to audition; design and technical students will be interviewed.