Quality Engineering Micro-Credentials
Ready to take your career to the next level? The Quality Engineering Micro-Credentials equip early- to mid-career professionals with advanced skills and career-ready experience for quality engineering roles in manufacturing, life sciences, food processing, and professional services.
Through progressive learning, you’ll gain practical competencies in quality management, risk assessment, statistical control, and strategic improvement initiatives. Each micro-credential provides you with proven tools and methodologies to make informed decisions, optimize processes, and drive organizational excellence.
Flexible, industry-aligned, and developed in partnership with the University of Guelph’s College of Engineering, these credentials are designed to fit your schedule while delivering real-world skills employers recognize and value.
Make an impact, one course at a time.
These four stackable micro-credentials (15–20 hours each) give you more than knowledge, they give you tools you can use on the job from day one. Analyze data with confidence, lead initiatives that make a difference, and make decisions grounded in proven practices. Each course builds on the last, equipping you with practical, industry-relevant skills that solve real-world challenges and advance your career.
- Applied Foundations of Quality Engineering - Now open!
- Quality Control, Risk, and Compliance Methods - Now open!
- Advanced Quality Systems and Strategic Improvement - Now open!
- Quality Engineering Capstone
A Quick Note about Micro-Credentials
Micro-credentials are quickly emerging as a new way to meet job market demands within a shorter time commitment and at lower tuition costs. This new movement in education is on track to gain popularity over longer and more traditional continuing education programs.
What is a digital badge?
A digital badge is a graphic icon that represents a credential through achievement of a particular course or program. Digital badging offers students a simplified approach to documenting and sharing their qualifications and skills with current and future employers.