Full-time

The Architectural & Building Technology department offers programs in architectural technology, building science, interior design, and construction management.

About the department

Welcome to the Architectural & Building Technology department at Wrenford Polytechnic. You will learn how to design, plan, and oversee construction projects from the ground up. Our courses cover building codes, structural systems, materials, and project management. You will work with industry-standard software and complete hands-on projects that prepare you for a career in the built environment.

The department is led by Chair Stefan Kowalczyk. You can reach the department office for program questions, course registration, or academic advice.

Programs

The department offers four programs that cover architectural technology, building science, interior design, and construction management. All programs are delivered at the Benchlands Campus.

• Architectural Technology — an advanced diploma with a co-op work term.
• Bachelor of Applied Technology — Building Science — a four-year applied degree with a co-op placement.
• Interior Design Technology — a diploma focused on sustainable interior spaces.
• Construction Management — an advanced diploma with full-time and part-time options.

Facilities

Classes and labs are located in the Kingfisher Building on the Benchlands Campus. You will use computer labs equipped with drafting and modelling software, as well as a dedicated materials testing lab where you examine the strength and durability of construction products. The department also maintains a model-making workshop for physical prototypes.

Contact

Department Chair: Stefan Kowalczyk

Office: Kingfisher Building, Room 210

Phone: 519-555-0170, ext. 4310

Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

For questions about admission requirements, tuition, or student services, visit the Admissions page or contact the Registrar's office.

The department teaches COMM and GNED subjects, supporting students with writing, ethics, and general education across all programs.

About the department

Communication & Liberal Studies teaches the subjects COMM and GNED. These subjects give students the writing, research, and critical thinking skills they need in their programs and in the workplace. The department runs general education courses that every student takes, as well as communication labs and seminars that focus on public speaking, interpersonal skills, and media literacy.

Programs and subjects

You will take COMM and GNED courses in the first year of most programs at Wrenford Polytechnic. The department offers courses that satisfy general education requirements for certificates, diplomas, and applied bachelor's degrees. You can find every course in the course catalogue or search the list of courses by subject.

Facilities and labs

Communication labs are located in the Kingfisher Building on the Benchlands Campus. These rooms hold the audio-visual equipment you need for recording presentations, editing media, and practicing public speaking. The department also uses classrooms in the Tamarack Building for large seminars and group work.

Meet the chair

The department is led by Kwame Asante, who serves as the chair. He works with faculty to make sure your courses match industry needs and that you build strong written and verbal communication skills. You can reach the chair through the department office.

Contact us

The department office is in Kingfisher Building, Room 108. Call the office at 519-555-0170, ext. 3021. The office is open Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For IT help with your course materials, contact the IT Service Desk at 519-555-0177.

The Mathematics & Sciences department provides core courses in math, physics, and chemistry for all programs at Wrenford Polytechnic.

About the department

The Mathematics & Sciences department supports students across every program at Wrenford Polytechnic. You will take courses in mathematics, physics, and chemistry whether you are studying computing, construction, energy, health sciences, or skilled trades. The department makes sure you have the quantitative and scientific foundation you need for your program and your career.

Who we are

Rebecca Thorne is the department chair. She works with a dedicated team of faculty members, including Ines Carvalho, Bernard Okafor, and Hyejin Park. Our instructors bring real-world experience into the classroom and focus on practical problem-solving. You will find them approachable and ready to help you succeed in challenging courses.

Facilities and resources

Department offices and classrooms are located in the Kingfisher Building on the Benchlands Campus. Students in engineering technology, environmental technology, and construction management programs often use the labs in the Escarpment Building for physics and chemistry work. All students can use the Falls Library & Learning Commons for research, tutoring, and quiet study space.

Supporting your program

Mathematics and science courses form the backbone of our technical programs. You will apply these subjects directly in your program courses, co-op work terms, and final projects. If you need extra help, visit the Learning Commons & Tutoring or speak with your program coordinator about course selection.

Contact us

Department office: Kingfisher Building, Room 104
Phone: 519-555-0170, ext. 3020
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The Computing & Information Technology department delivers programs in computing, networking, and cybersecurity from the Benchlands Campus.

The Computing & Information Technology department prepares students for careers in software development, systems administration, networking, and cybersecurity. Offering the subject codes COMP, NETW, and CYBR, the department sits within the School of Computing & Academic Studies on the Benchlands Campus. Students work in modern computer labs located in the Kingfisher Building, where they gain hands-on experience with industry-standard hardware, cloud platforms, and security tools.

Programs

Current programs in the department include Computer Systems Technology, Computer Systems Technology (Part-time), Network & Cloud Administration, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, and Bachelor of Applied Technology — Software Development. Each program is designed to match the pace of the technology sector, with options for full-time, part-time, hybrid, and online delivery.

Department leadership

The department is led by Chair Anjali Deshmukh, who oversees curriculum development, faculty, and industry partnerships. Students can reach the department office by calling 519-555-0170, ext. 3100, or by visiting during office hours, Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

A department on the Mercer Street Campus that leads the Graphic & Interactive Design and Video & Broadcast Production programs under Chair Theo Marchetti.

About the department

Welcome to the Digital Media & Design department at Wrenford Polytechnic. You will find a creative and practical space where technology meets visual storytelling. Under the direction of Chair Theo Marchetti, our faculty help you build professional-grade skills in graphic design, interactive media, and video production. You learn how to plan, create, and deliver digital content that works for businesses and communities.

Programs

Our department supports two full-time programs that blend design principles with hands-on studio work. In Graphic & Interactive Design, you develop visual identities, user interfaces, and digital layouts. In Video & Broadcast Production, you learn camera operation, editing, sound design, and on-air presentation. Both programs give you a portfolio you can take to work.

Facilities and labs

You train in the Market Square Studios on our Mercer Street Campus. The building houses dedicated design labs, editing workstations, and a professional sound stage. You use industry-standard software to create animations, motion graphics, and broadcast-ready video. The open studio layout lets you collaborate with classmates and faculty while you work on real projects.

Industry placements and co-op

We connect you with local employers through work placements and industry projects. You build a professional mindset by meeting deadlines, taking feedback, and communicating with clients. Our faculty and Co-op & Career Services staff help you secure placements in design agencies, media companies, and in-house creative teams.

Contact the department

Visit the department office in the Mill Building to speak with staff or Chair Theo Marchetti. You can also call the main line and ask

Explore MKTG and PRCM programs, hands-on labs, and career-ready skills under Chair Lucía Ferrante at the Mercer Street Campus.

About the department

Welcome to the Marketing & Communication department in the School of Business & Media. You will study two subject streams here: MKTG for marketing strategy and customer engagement, and PRCM for public relations and brand storytelling. Our courses blend classroom theory with real projects so you can graduate with a portfolio that shows employers exactly what you can do.

Programs

We offer four programs that cover everything from traditional advertising to digital campaigns and corporate communications. You can choose from our full-time and part-time options to fit your schedule:

• Marketing Management
• Public Relations & Communications
• Business Administration
• Business Administration (Part-time)

Facilities and labs

Our department is based in the Mill Building on the Mercer Street Campus. You will spend time in our dedicated marketing labs, where you can practice campaign planning, social media management, and analytics software. You also have open access to the Market Square Studios for video production and photo shoots, as well as the Student Union Building for testing focus groups and event coordination.

Department leadership

The department is led by Chair Lucía Ferrante, who brings years of industry experience to guide our curriculum and support student success. If you have questions about course selection or career pathways, the department office is happy to help you plan your next steps.

Contact us

Department office: Mill Building, Room 205, Mercer Street Campus

Phone: 519-555-0170, ext. 4200

Email: [email protected]

Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Accounting & Finance delivers ACCT and FINA programs in accounting, taxation, auditing, and financial planning at Wrenford Polytechnic.

About the department

Accounting & Finance is a core department within the School of Business & Media at Wrenford Polytechnic. You will study subjects tagged ACCT and FINA across a range of certificates, diplomas, graduate certificates, and applied bachelor's degrees. Our programs focus on financial reporting, management accounting, taxation, auditing, and financial planning. You will learn to use modern accounting software, analyse financial data, and prepare tax returns and business budgets.

Programs

Choose from programs that match your career goals. Our full-time and part-time options are designed to fit your schedule.

• Accounting (Ontario College Diploma)
• Accounting (Part-time) (Ontario College Diploma)
• Financial Planning (Ontario College Graduate Certificate)
• Bachelor of Applied Business — Accounting (Bachelor of Applied Business)

Facilities and labs

Classes and labs are held in the Mill Building on the Mercer Street Campus. You will work in dedicated computer labs equipped with industry-standard accounting and business software. The building also houses the Continuing Education office for part-time learners.

Department leadership and contact

The department is led by Chair Graham Whitcombe. For questions about program requirements, course selection, or academic advising, reach out to the department office.

Call 519-555-0170, ext. 4200. Email the office at [email protected]. The office is open Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.