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Duration
8-12 months
Tuition
$1,865
Online
Sep 14-Sep 14
Commitment
Part-Time
Delivery
Online
Credential
Certificate
Year Founded
1963
Scholarships
yes
The Micro-certificate in Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) provides students with a robust knowledge base and essential skills to create inclusive and thriving workplaces for all. By recognizing the significance of EDI principles in both the public and private sectors, organizations are increasingly prioritizing their integration at all levels. This micro-credential is tailored for employers and employees committed to the vital work of challenging systemic and organizational barriers, examining power dynamics, and fostering equity and inclusion.
Through exploring crucial topics such as social location, intercultural communication, accessibility, reconciliation, and the influence of power dynamics and privilege, this program deepens learners’ self-awareness, critical thinking, and empathy. It equips them to navigate and transform their work environments into safer, more equitable, inclusive spaces.
What You’ll Learn
- Identify the historical and ongoing impacts of white supremacy, power, and privilege and how they are embedded in organizations.
- Explain the significance of EDI initiatives and their impact on the success of businesses and their employees.
- Leverage knowledge of diverse histories and perspectives to recruit and support a diverse workforce.
- Reflect on their social location and the social identities of others and discover how identity impacts their worldview and interactions with others.
- Develop the skills, confidence, and cultural competence to effectively communicate and collaborate with diverse communities.
- Identify areas for improvement and develop intentional strategies to ensure welcoming, inclusive, and accessible workplaces.
- Reflect on the importance of reconciliation in EDI initiatives and create actionable steps toward decolonization.
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Student Reviews (3)
Without being over competitive
Joseph Shouldice
Victoria • December 16, 2025Graduated From
Engineering
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I had a decent time at the university of Victoria. The peers at the school were amazing, without being over competitive, and I learnt a lot from them. The professors were also super helpful if you attended their office hours.
I had a decent time at the university of Victoria. The peers at the school were amazing, without being over competitive, and I learnt a lot from them. The professors were also super helpful if you attended their office hours.
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Desi Sloan
Victoria • December 16, 2025Graduated From
University of Victoria
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University of Victoria is a safe community were you are able to expand your knowledge. Critical thinking is welcome and encouraged take your time to experience the opportunity to evolve from a fixed mindset to a open mindset. It was at UVIC I learned a...
University of Victoria is a safe community were you are able to expand your knowledge. Critical thinking is welcome and encouraged take your time to experience the opportunity to evolve from a fixed mindset to a open mindset. It was at UVIC I learned about the respect and stewardship of the First Nation land that we all get to visit in our journey of learning.


