October 8, 2026 - News

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Newly Accredited: University of Windsor

Our association is pleased to announce that the following program from the Unviersity of Windsor has been NCMA Professionally Accredited. The accreditation commences October 5, 2026 until October 4, 2031:

About the University of Windsor

Located in Windsor, Ontario, the University of Windsor is a comprehensive, research-focused public university committed to academic excellence, innovation, and experiential learning. With a diverse range of undergraduate and graduate programs, the University emphasizes interdisciplinary education, industry collaboration, and the development of professionals equipped to succeed in an evolving global workforce.

Offered through the Faculty of Engineering in partnership with the Odette School of Business, the Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program combines advanced technical knowledge with essential business, management, and leadership skills. Designed for engineers and technical professionals seeking to advance into leadership roles, the program focuses on strategic decision-making, operations management, innovation, and organizational leadership. With flexible online and on-campus study options, the MEM program prepares graduates to lead teams, manage complex projects, and drive innovation across engineering and technology-focused industries.

Read their announcement: https://www.uwindsor.ca/engineering/1771/ncma-accreditation

Students enrolled within Professionally Accredited programs are entitled to free associate membership with CIM | Chartered Managers Canada and have immediate access to all association benefits. Simply apply online a www.cim.ca/student and select your program.

Students graduating from these programs will have met the academic requirements equivalent to the Chartered Management Program (CMP) framework. The CMP can lead to the Certified in Management (C.I.M.®) and Chartered Manager (C.Mgr.®) professional designations.

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