CapCon Applied Learning Showcase
You’re invited to CapCon, a cross-school applied learning showcase featuring students from the School of Business and the School of Hospitality & Tourism.
CapCon brings together industry partners, students, and faculty to explore real‑world projects, share ideas, and build future‑focused connections. Students will showcase the applied work they’ve completed as part of their programs, highlighting skills, professionalism, and work‑ready experience.
Why attend?
- Connect with emerging talent — Meet students with real project experience who are nearing graduation and ready to enter the workforce.
- Explore collaboration opportunities — Discover how SAIT students can support industry challenges through applied learning, research, or future course partnerships.
- See real-world solutions in action — Students will showcase recommendations, prototypes, strategies, and analysis developed for real or simulated business needs.
Event Details
Date: Tuesday, April 14, 2026
Time: 9 am – 12 pm | 1 pm – 4 pm
Location:
Irene Lewis Atrium, Stan Grad Centre, SAIT Main Campus
Projects featured
- Business Administration Diploma Capstone Projects (AM + PM)
- Business Certificate Capstone Projects (AM + PM)
- Entrepreneurship Projects (AM + PM)
- Bachelor of Business Administration Capstone Projects (AM + PM)
- SAIT Map the System Projects (AM + PM)
- Administrative Information Management: Integrated Business Projects (PM only)
- Hospitality & Tourism Management Degree Capstone & Research Projects (AM & PM)
Industry partners are encouraged to pre‑register.
Students, faculty, and community members are welcome to drop by anytime during the event.
We hope you’ll join us to experience the creativity, applied skills, and professionalism of SAIT students—and to explore what’s possible together.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out at business.experience@sait.ca.
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