We can use our time in lockdown to grow.

Over the past year, The Chang School of Continuing Education offered more virtual courses and saw enrolment rise

By Toronto Metropolitan University magazine staff | June 9, 2021

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Illustration by Ty Dale

As people saw an opportunity to advance their careers through online learning, programs at The Chang School of Continuing Education at Ryerson University saw a rise in enrolment. Popular programs include community services, engineering and architectural sciences, and the arts.

By the numbers

9%

Increase in enrolment by adult learners for winter 2021 term compared to the same period the previous year

55

New online courses available for spring 2021

5054

New continuing education students started during the three terms since the pandemic started, a 3% increase

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