An NSCC team participated in a six-month-long data analytics competition, illustrating the growing value of students connecting with employers—and vice versa—prior to graduation
A two-year program recruits Indigenous students on a pathway to jobs in the Royal Canadian Navy’s $25-billion building boom
Topo-bathymetric research with light detection and ranging technology fills in the picture for coastal zones
More than 2,000 maps dating back to 1545 will be available online
A galley can be a tough workplace, but there’s money to be made
Filing papers and getting coffee? Not quite. Liam Burke spent an internship at sea
When hilly Halifax was giving the gears to the Harbour Hopper, the Nova Scotia Community College helped solve the company’s problem
College students who transfer to university do well
These workers knew what they wanted and college got them there quickly
Colleges create programs in response to industry demand
Acadia’s new president continues a trend at Canadian universities