Centre for Learning Accreditation Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR)
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UC Human Resources and Labour Relations

Program Credits: 30
Maximum PLAR Credits: 15

Important Information

Students may obtain either the University Certificate in Human Resources and Labour Relations or the University Certificate in Labour Studies, but not both. Students who have completed the University Certificate in Labour Relations may not enrol in this program.

See the portfolio assessment criteria for this program.

Select a different program for PLAR

Updated May 20, 2021 by Student & Academic Web Services (sas@athabascau.ca)

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