CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE RESTRICTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS (Last Updated 9/9/2010)
Restrictions are in place for CE Certificates and Undergraduate programs that are too similar or are identical in subject area content.
Go to the 'Courses and Programs FAQ' section at www.ryerson.ca/ce for details regarding CE Certificate.
Registration restrictions apply to Full- and Part-time Undergraduate students. Students who have not declared their Plan (formerly called
'Major' or 'Option') may not register in certificates which are potentially restricted to them. Once a Plan is declared, students may register in
any non-restricted certificate. Prior to declaring a Plan, students may enroll in any courses they like, but are cautioned that 'Certificate Only'
and some degree-level courses in a certificate might not apply to their intended degree program.
Certificate Programs
Undergraduate Programs Restricted from Taking Certificate
Accounting – Finance
Business Management - Accounting, Finance or Business Management Undeclared Plans
Advanced Safety Management
Adv Neuroscience Stroke Care
Applied Digital Geography and GIS
Applied Digital Geography and GIS, Advanced
Architectural Preservation and Conservation
Architecture
Architecture, Advanced
Audio Production Fundamentals
Business Analysis
Occupational and Public Health - Occupational Health and Safety Plan
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
Radio and Television
Business Management - Economics and Management Science, Global Management,
Marketing Management or Business Management Undeclared Plans
No Restrictions
Arts and Contemporary Studies - French Option
Business Management - All Plans including Business Management Undeclared
Business Technology Management (formerly Information Technology Management - All
Plans)
Retail Management
Social Work
Computer Science
Criminal Justice Undeclared Arts
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
Business Management - All Plans including Business Management Undeclared
Business Technology Management (formerly Information Technology Management - All
Plans)
Hospitality & Tourism Management
Business Management - Economics and Management Science or Business Management
Undeclared Plans
International Economics and Finance
No Restrictions
Arts and Contemporary Studies - English Option
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
Business Communication
Business French and Translation
Business Management I
Canadian Social Work Practice
Computer Programming Applications
Criminal Justice and Criminology
Demographic Analysis
Design for Arts and Entertainment
Design Management
eBusiness
Economics
English as a Second/ Additional Language
English Literature and Popular Culture
Environmental Engineering Science
Environmental Public Health Leadership
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CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE RESTRICTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS (Last Updated 9/9/2010)
Restrictions are in place for CE Certificates and Undergraduate programs that are too similar or are identical in subject area content.
Go to the 'Courses and Programs FAQ' section at www.ryerson.ca/ce for details regarding CE Certificate.
Registration restrictions apply to Full- and Part-time Undergraduate students. Students who have not declared their Plan (formerly called
'Major' or 'Option') may not register in certificates which are potentially restricted to them. Once a Plan is declared, students may register in
any non-restricted certificate. Prior to declaring a Plan, students may enroll in any courses they like, but are cautioned that 'Certificate Only'
and some degree-level courses in a certificate might not apply to their intended degree program.
Certificate Programs
Undergraduate Programs Restricted from Taking Certificate
Ethics
Facility Management
Family Supports
Fashion Coordination and Styling
Film Studies
Financial Management in Canada
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
Fashion Communication or Design Plan
Image Arts - Film Studies
Business Management - Accounting, Finance or Business Management Undeclared Plans
Financial Planning
Food Security
Fundamentals of Interior Design
Fundraising Management
Gerontology
Graphic Communications
Health Services Management
Human Resources Management
Business Management - Finance or Business Management Undeclared Plans
No Restrictions
Interior Design
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
Graphic Communications Management
Health Services Management
Business Management - Human Resources Management or Business Management
Undeclared Plans
No Restrictions
Image Arts - Film Studies
Image Arts - New Media
Image Arts - Photography Studies
Business Management - Economics and Management Science or Business Management
Undeclared Plans
International Economics and Finance
Business Technology Management (formerly Information Technology Management - All
Plans)
Business Technology Management (formerly Information Technology Management - All
Plans)
Business Management - Global Management or Business Management Undeclared Plans
IBM Mainframe System z Computing
Image Arts (Film Studies)
Image Arts (New Media)
Image Arts (Photography Studies)
Industrial Organization and Policy
Information Systems Development
Information Systems Management
International Business
Introductory International Economics
Landscape Design
International Economics and Finance
Business Management - Economics and Management Science or Business Management
Undeclared Plans
International Economics and Finance
No Restrictions
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CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE RESTRICTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS (Last Updated 9/9/2010)
Restrictions are in place for CE Certificates and Undergraduate programs that are too similar or are identical in subject area content.
Go to the 'Courses and Programs FAQ' section at www.ryerson.ca/ce for details regarding CE Certificate.
Registration restrictions apply to Full- and Part-time Undergraduate students. Students who have not declared their Plan (formerly called
'Major' or 'Option') may not register in certificates which are potentially restricted to them. Once a Plan is declared, students may register in
any non-restricted certificate. Prior to declaring a Plan, students may enroll in any courses they like, but are cautioned that 'Certificate Only'
and some degree-level courses in a certificate might not apply to their intended degree program.
Certificate Programs
Undergraduate Programs Restricted from Taking Certificate
Leadership and Management for Nurses
Lighting Design
Macroeconomic Theory and Policy
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
Business Management - Economics and Management Science or Business Management
Undeclared Plans
International Economics and Finance
Journalism
Radio and Television
Psychology or Undeclared Arts
Business Management - Economics and Management Science or Business Management
Undeclared Plans
International Economics and Finance
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
Occupational and Public Health - Occupational Health and Safety Plan
Image Arts - Photography Studies
No Restrictions
Arts and Contemporary Studies - French Option
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
Psychology or Undeclared Arts
Public Administration and Governance
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
No Restrictions
Business Management - Economics and Management Science or Business Management
Undeclared Plans
International Economics and Finance
No Restrictions
Business Management - Marketing Management or Business Management Undeclared
Plans
No Restrictions
Business Technology Management (formerly Information Technology Management - All
Plans)
Radio and Television
Magazine Publishing
Media Writing Fundamentals
Mental Health and Addictions
Microeconomic Theory and Policy
Music: Global and Cultural Contexts
Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Management
Occupational Health and Safety
Photography Studies
Physical Activity: Assessment and Promotion
Proficiency in French
Proficiency in Spanish
Program and Portfolio Management
Project Management
Psychology
Public Administration and Leadership
Public/Private Management and Governance
Public Relations
Publishing
Quantitative Economics
Residential Care for Children and Youth
Strategic Marketing
Sustainability
Telecommunications Management
Television Production Fundamentals
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