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Graduate Diploma, Leadership in Engineering and Advanced Practice, LEAP

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Program Admissions Information

Deadlines are available on the Future Students webpage at https://ucalgary.ca/future-students/graduate/explore-programs.

Students who wish to use the certificate as a pathway to ladder into Graduate Diploma in Leadership in Engineering and Advanced Practice must apply at each stage and upon successful completion of each program receive a credential.

In addition to the Faculty of Graduate Studies’ admission requirements, all applicants must have completed the program with a cumulative GPA of 3.00 on a four-point scale. Students must apply to the Graduate Diploma in Leadership in Engineering and Advanced Practice within 2 years from the beginning of the Graduate Certificate program.

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