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Duration
11-20 months
Tuition
$7,695
Online
Mar 2-Feb 2
Mar 30 - Feb 26 2027
Apr 27 - Mar 27 2027
May 25 - Apr 25 2027
Jun 22 - May 22 2027
Commitment
Full-Time
Delivery
Online
Credential
Certificate
Year Founded
2005
Scholarships
no
The Certificate in Occupational Health, Safety and Environmental Systems (COHSES) is part of the pathway to becoming an established OHS professional. Developed for learners from mid-level managers to front-line workers in every industry and sector, it aims to provide students with the skills to communicate their plans effectively to all levels of employees.
All courses in the COHSES program focus on a process-based approach to Occupational Health and Safety. The curriculum is not limited to a jurisdiction’s legislative framework; rather, it is a far-reaching collection of best practices as identified by OHS professionals from a wide range of jurisdictions and legislative backgrounds.
The course content is mapped to various frameworks, blueprints, and body of knowledge documents, using the International Network of Safety & Health Professional Organizations Global Framework as the foundation piece. The curriculum aligns with many external designation bodies, such as the National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health, and includes materials based on blueprints from the Board of Canadian Registered Safety Professionals (BCRSP), the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) and the Australian Institute of Safety and Health (AISH).
COHSES is made up of 13 courses, with a total of 6 terms, 8 weeks in length. The program can be completed in as little as 11 months or up to 20 months in part time studies.
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Student Reviews (31)
Excellent experience, excellent value
Joshua Linde
Toronto • December 22, 2025Graduated From
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I applied to the University of Fredericton Executive MBA program in 2023. As I had pursued a culinary career and did not complete an undergrad. Launching into the workforce and leading people for 2 years before UFRED garnered me conditional acceptance ...
I applied to the University of Fredericton Executive MBA program in 2023. As I had pursued a culinary career and did not complete an undergrad. Launching into the workforce and leading people for 2 years before UFRED garnered me conditional acceptance (I had to maintain a B+ minimum average for the foundational first 6 months of the program).
My fears were that a fully remote MBA would a) potentially be a poorer learning experience and b) prevent the opportunity to network and develop relationships with my cohort. These fears dissipated throughout the program; I attended multiple networking events, allowing me to meet Alumni and current students in all MBA programs. I met some amazing, high level business leaders who will become lifelong friends. Most importantly, the work was challenging and compelling, and with the exception of two poor classes (every program has duds) I learned enough to be dangerous in the key business fields.
Should you want to work at a large corporation who values certain schools, go to Queens or Western. If you want an MBA to bolster your professional career, which allows you the flexibility to juggle work, family, personal life and school - this program is darned perfect.
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Michael S. Persaud
Edmonton • August 7, 2025Graduated From
Executive MBA
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The saying "everything in its right time" truly resonates with my educational journey. Since migrating to Canada in 2008, my goal was to obtain a master's degree for both personal and professional development. My search led me to UFred, where I was imm...
The saying "everything in its right time" truly resonates with my educational journey. Since migrating to Canada in 2008, my goal was to obtain a master's degree for both personal and professional development. My search led me to UFred, where I was immediately impressed by the seamless application process.
That positive first impression was followed by a remarkable learning experience. The professors were consummate professionals who leveraged their deep industry experience and specialized knowledge to make the curriculum incredibly engaging. Fulfilling this long-held ambition has been deeply rewarding, and I am immensely pleased with my decision to choose UFred for this pivotal chapter in my life.


