PCDR

The University of Guelph recognizes professional and career development (PCD) as the unique and sometimes overlapping aspects of:

• Curricular Experiential Learning and Academic Programme Learning, established by faculty and academic curriculum committees, and supported through the institutional quality assurance process.
• Co-curricular Experiential Learning, offered by departments across all divisions of the U of G, and supported through the Co-curricular Experiential Learning Integrity Committee.
• Career and Professional Development, offered through the Experiential Learning Hub in conjunction with on- and off-campus partners.

• Students and their advisers can review participation in a wide range of activities and experiences including career and professional development activities, experiential learning courses, and co-curricular activities.
• Students can filter completed activities and experiences by type and transferable employability knowledge, skills, and attitudes (KSA) developed.
• Only activities and experiences that meet specific criteria and are validated by U of G faculty or staff can be displayed on the PCDR.
• A link to a student's PCDR can be added to their LinkedIn profile.

• All diploma, undergraduate, and graduate students registered at the main University of Guelph campus.
• All diploma students registered in co-op programs at Ridgetown campus.
• Guelph-Humber students have access to a similar tool through Humber college.