The Diploma in Technology Management and Entrepreneurship (DTME) requires a minimum grade of C in five courses; a minimum of three core TME courses and two TME-approved elective courses.
Core TME courses have prerequisites of a minimum of 80 credit hours of any post-secondary education.
Students who are enrolled in an undergraduate degree program and who are interested in completing the DTME concurrently are encouraged to apply to the diploma program early, in their 1st and 2nd years, during which time DTME electives may be taken.
A maximum of 12 credit hours of courses may be shared between the DTME and a degree program. Students are responsible for consulting the UNB Undergraduate Calendar, or consulting with their academic advisor, to determine the maximum concurrent credit hours for their degree program.
Course selections here are for planning purposes and may be changed later. However, you are responsible for ensuring your course selections meet the requirements. See your TME and/or department/faculty academic advisor to be sure.
Fields labeled in red are required.
Pre-Approved Non-TME Electives:
Pre-approved non-TME electives are listed here
Check the availability of each course through the UNB Calendar, or with the faculty offering the course. Follow this link to access the UNB Calendar
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