Yes, AAPS has been offering online diploma programs since 2015, allowing students to gain pharmaceutical industry skills remotely.

2003: Launched the Quality Control and Quality Assurance program 2005: Started pharmaceutical consultations and corporate training 2009: Introduced the Food Technology, Safety, and Quality program 2013: Developed the Quality Assurance Cannabis program 2015: Began offering online diploma programs 2017: Launched the Clinical Research, Pharmacovigilance, and Regulatory Affairs program 2021: Expanded to a new campus at 885 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto

To apply, follow these steps: Download the Enrollment Application Student Contract Form. Fill out the form and attach supporting documents in PDF format. Email the completed application and documents to the admissions office. Pay the application fee. Receive a link to complete the enrollment application. Upload the required documents. Send the signed application to the admissions officer.

Applicants must submit: Transcripts from previous education Resume Letters of recommendation Photo ID Some programs may also require additional test scores, such as Casper or English proficiency test scores.

For detailed admission requirements and deadlines, applicants can check the official AAPS resources or contact the admissions office directly.

AAPS provides in-campus safety measures for students who plan to live on campus, ensuring a secure and supportive environment.

AAPS uses security measures on its website to prevent data loss, misuse, and alteration. The website may also use cookies to store and track student information securely.

AAPS has a strict privacy policy, ensuring that student information is not sold or rented to third parties without consent.

AAPS offers diploma programs in Pharmaceutical Quality Control, Food and Edible Technology, Safety and Quality, and Clinical Research, Drug Safety, and Pharmacovigilance to prepare students for careers in pharmaceutical and food industries.

AAPS provides post-graduate diploma programs in Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs, Professional Regulatory Affairs, and Research and Development for food, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics.

Yes, AAPS offers a Nutrition, Health, and Sport post-graduate diploma program and a Cannabis diploma program covering cannabis management, quality, and edibles.

Yes, AAPS programs are eligible for financial aid, including federal government grants and student loans, which can help cover tuition, books, living costs, and transportation.

Students can follow a five-step process to apply for financial aid. It’s recommended to reach out to the Financial Aid department for guidance on securing funding for education.

AAPS offers scholarships to recognize exceptional talent and achievements. Students can contact the admissions team to learn more about eligibility and the application process.

AAPS provides students with access to pharmaceutical, analytical chemistry, and microbiology labs, as well as study resources, social spaces, and career services to support their education and professional development.

Students have access to a large online database with research articles, books, and academic resources to support their coursework.

Yes, AAPS provides job search assistance, interview preparation, and career coaching to help students secure roles in their chosen fields.

No, AAPS does not offer on-campus housing, but students can find off-campus options such as apartments, shared accommodations, and homestays near the campus.

Students can explore affordable apartments, shared accommodations, homestays through Homadorma, or use platforms like Places4Students to find rental properties.

Students can use rental listing websites, homestay programs, and student housing platforms like Places4Students and Homadorma to find budget-friendly accommodation near AAPS. It’s recommended to start the search early to secure the best options.

Not all programs at AAPS qualify for a PGWP. To be eligible, students must complete a program that meets Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) requirements and have studied full-time with a valid study permit. It’s best to check with AAPS or IRCC for the latest eligibility criteria.

The duration of diploma programs at AAPS varies depending on the program. Most diploma programs typically range from 6 months to 2 years. For detailed information, it’s best to check the program’s specifics on the AAPS website or contact their admissions team.

Yes, AAPS offers comprehensive career services to support students in finding employment after graduation. These services include job search assistance, interview preparation, and access to a network of industry contacts to help students secure jobs in their field of study.