The University of Toronto’s MMPA Program is the only program dedicated to developing both MBA and MMPA (Master of Professional Accounting) knowledge and skills in an integrated framework. An MBA learning experience develops analytical skills and case-oriented reasoning capacities, and an MMPA learning experience develops technical knowledge and application skills. The MMPA program is designed to be the most time-concentrated, Master’s level gateway to professional accounting and financial markets employment, particularly for students graduating from non-business programs. Advanced standing is available for business students. The MMPA program is accredited by CPA Ontario allowing our graduates to move straight to the final module, Capstone 2 of the CPA PEP and then on to the CPA Common Final Exam (CFE).

Are you planning to apply to Dalhousie Medical School?   We invite you to attend our presentation: "Admission requirements for the Faculty of Medicine". All prospective applicants are welcome to attend.

Dr. Jessica Rodriguez, Texas A&M university, College Station, Texas. Seminar Title: "Canine schistosomiasis: The neglected tropical diseases of U.S. dogs".

Faculty of Science Environmental Sciences/Human Biology Seminar: Dr. Robert Huber (Centre for Human Genetics, Harvard Medical School) will offer the following seminar: "Using Dictyostelium discoideum as a model system for studying the functions of proteins linked to human disease". Everyone is welcome.

Faculty of Science Environmental Sciences/Human Biology Seminar: Dr. Nicholas Krouglicof (School of Sustainable Design Engineering) will offer the following seminar: "Sensor development for autonomous vehicles". Everyone is welcome.

Faculty of Science Environmental Sciences/Human Biology Seminar: Mark Leggott (UPEI Robertson Library) will offer the following seminar: "Open Data, VREs and RDMPs: The brave new world of open science". Everyone is welcome.

Faculty of Science Environmental Science/Human Biology Seminar: Dr. Rebecca Reed Jones, Applied Human Sciences will offer the following seminar: "Visual training for movement difficulties in clinical populations". Everyone is welcome.

Faculty of Science Environmental Science/Human Biology Seminar: Dr. Karen Samis (Biology Department) will offer the following seminar: "Undergrads unpack knockouts: A research program designed to give undergraduates experience in genetics". Everyone is welcome.

Faculty of Science Environmental Science/Human Biology Seminar: Dr. Jeffrey Waller (Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, Mount Allison University) will offer the following seminar: "Discovery and characterization of dimethylsulfoniopropionate biosynthesis enzymes in a Chlorophyte algae". Everyone is welcome.

Faculty of Science Environmental Sciences/Human Biology Seminars: Andrew Clark (MSc-ESC), UPEI Climate Lab, will offer the following seminar: "Assessing coastal monitoring techniques on Prince Edward Island". And then, Justin Ferrish (MSc-ESC), Biology, will offer the following seminar: "Identifying variation in salt tolerance between ecotypes of Cakile edentula". Everyone is welcome.