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Rotman School of Management - Women in Leadership Online Program

· University of Toronto

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Overview

Rotman School of Management (University of Toronto) offers the “Rotman Women in Leadership” online program. The page presents the program as eligible for financial support via the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) funding initiative. OSAP is described as government-funded loans and grants intended to help learners access sought-after skills and development opportunities.

The page frames the program around women in the modern workplace and states learners will complete the program through weekly modules delivered online. It also describes the topics covered in six modules, including women in the workplace, motivations and desires, overcoming inner obstacles to success, developing leadership presence, communication and conflict management, and crafting a personal leadership vision.

Selection and admissions criteria for the program are not described on the page. For financial support eligibility, OSAP is described as available to Canadian citizens, and the page directs learners to visit the financial assistance homepage to find out if they qualify.

The program duration is stated as 6 weeks excluding orientation, with 6–8 hours per week of self-paced learning online. The page describes program content, including modules and learning outcomes on completion, but it does not describe any requirement or obligation after completion.

Eligibility

OSAP financial support applies to Canadian citizens.

Benefits

6 weeks of online program delivery (excluding orientation).
6–8 hours per week of self-paced learning online.
Weekly modules.
Financial support eligibility through the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP), described as government-funded loans and grants for Canadian citizens.
On completion, the page lists: understanding of systemic barriers women experience and skills/resilience to address them; stronger communication skills, conflict management techniques, and improved emotional intelligence; a leadership plan based on personal goals and leadership vision and a diverse network of women leaders; ability to lead gender-inclusive teams and achieve fulfillment and success in the workplace.

How to apply

To find out if you qualify for OSAP financial support, visit the financial assistance homepage.
Select “Get more information” on the program page.

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