What to expect from the program
The Arts and Sciences diploma specialization in New Media, Communications, and Technology allows students to focus their studies within a specific area of interest. This specialized pathway provides students with a diverse range of elective options that explore historical and emerging topics in the sciences, social sciences, and humanities.
Students who specialize in New Media, Communications, and Technology will have unique opportunities to participate in applied research, experiential learning, and collaborative projects.
Upon completion, you will graduate with a minimum of 60 transferable credits (the equivalent of two years full-time study) recognized by post-secondary institutions across Alberta and Canada. Established agreements with the University of Alberta and MacEwan University provide a direct pathway for NorQuest students to apply to a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science program.
You’ll also experience smaller class sizes and supportive instructors who are committed to your success.
Course flexibility
Choose between full-time or part-time studies and enjoy an educational experience that fits your life. Some courses are offered in online and HyFlex modalities.
Personalized study plan
Work one-on-one with an Academic Program Advisor to choose your courses and navigate university transfer requirements, so you can graduate with the knowledge, skills, and pre-requisites you need to achieve your goals.
Preparation for university
Gain the knowledge, credits, and critical thinking, reading, and writing skills necessary for further post-secondary studies in a variety of subject areas.
Student support services
NorQuest provides a range of student support services, including free tutoring, mental health and wellness services at the Centre for Growth and Harmony, career coaching, and more.