Global Hospitality Sustainable Leadership (GHL)

Work Term Option (GHLC)

Starts in January, May, September

Campus

Delivery

Duration

2 Semesters (8 Months)

Credential

Ontario College Graduate Certificate

School

Seneca Business

Pathways

As a leader in academic pathways, Seneca offers a range of options to help you build on your education. You can transfer existing credits from a completed program to other studies here or at partner institutions.

For more information, or to book an appointment with an advisor, visit the Academic Pathways web page.

As a graduate of the Global Hospitality Sustainable Leadership program, you have options to build on your credential through a pathway to one of our partner institutions.

Program

School

Location

Program

Bachelor of Arts (Biblical Studies and Theology, Business, Media Arts, International Development, Health & Human Services with a minor in Psychology, English, History & Global Studies, Human Services – ECE or Social Service Work, Linguistics, Philosophy, Psychology, Music: Worship Arts, Music: Performance), Bachelor of Arts, Psychology (Degree Completion), Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Religious Education, Bachelor of Religious Education (Degree Completion, Modular)

Tyndale University

Toronto

Program

Bachelor of Arts (General or Honours)

Laurentian University

Ontario

Program

Bachelor of Arts (BA) (Honours) in Educational Studies – Advanced Entry

Ontario Tech University

Ontario

Program

Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) (Honours) – Bridge

Ontario Tech University

Ontario

Program

Bachelor of Arts (BA) (Honours) in Psychology – Advanced Entry

Ontario Tech University

Ontario

Program

Bachelor of Business Administration – Technology Management

Alfred State College

U.S.

Program

Master of Business Administration

North Park University

U.S.

Program

Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science

University at Buffalo

U.S.

Program

Any relevant degree

Griffith College Dublin

International

Program

MSc International Tourism and Hospitality Management

Robert Gordon University

International