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ABOUT LANGARA

01 This is Langara.

FULL OF OPPORTUNITIES 02 You are welcome here.

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PROGRAMS

04 Get inspired.

06 Life as a Langaran.

ADMISSIONS

08 Helping you go places.

ADMISSION TO LANGARA

10 Students make our community thrive.

APPLICATION PROCESS

11 Work hard. Play even harder.

ADMISSION DETAILS

12 Real-world experiences, bright futures.

NEXT STEPS

14 Making it possible.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION

16 What’s your big idea?

17 Refreshing our surroundings.

18 What will you choose?

WORKING TOGETHER

STUDENTS COME FIRST

STUDENT LIFE

TYPES OF PROGRAMS AT LANGARA

VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS

ATHLETICS & INTRAMURALS

WORK & INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES

STUDENT SERVICES

APPLIED RESEARCH PROJECTS

OUR SUSTAINABLE CAMPUS

PROGRAMS & COURSES

20 Arts 22 Business 24 Health 26 Humanities & Social Sciences 30 Science & Technology

33 What do I need to get in?

34 How do I apply?

36 Answers to common questions.

39 Get ready for Langara!

40 Getting here is easy.

This is Langara.

FULL OF OPPORTUNITIES Langara strives to provide the best possible experience to each student, delivering relevant education to build a strong foundation for success.

Here you will be inspired by thinkers, collaborators, and mentors who will help get you where you want to go. From informal learning opportunities to conversations after class, you will find yourself making connections that will last a lifetime.

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You are welcome here.

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snəeyəɬ lelə Langara College welcomes students from more than 100 countries. We share a journey that brings our community together as we live and learn on a path to a bright future.

Langara acknowledges its location on the unceded traditional territory of the Musqueam on what was once a Musqueam village. We are honoured by the Musqueam to be given the name snəeyəɬ lelə, which means house of teachings, a fitting name for a college that has long encouraged a culture of exploring new frontiers, investigating ground-breaking ideas, and transforming thoughts into action.

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Get inspired.

STUDENTS COME FIRST Here you can learn as much outside the classroom as you do inside. Our classes are small, and that means you get personal attention from award winning instructors. From informal learning opportunities to conversations after class, you can make connections that last a lifetime.

Life at Langara is full of opportunities.

CAMPUS COMMUNITY

CHOOSE CANADA

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Once you set foot on the Langara campus you become part of our community. You will be able to connect with others and choose your path. Conversations will bring you one step closer to discovering your future.

Canada has one of the world’s best education systems with top research facilities and academic institutions.

If you already consider Canada home, or if you are considering a move from another country, students who study in Canada for their postsecondary education get a quality education and earn internationally recognized credentials.

Langara has an interculturally welcoming environment. The diversity on our campus is a reflection of the multicultural community surrounding our campus and the international students who come from 100 different countries around the world.

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Don’t be scared of mistakes – college is where you are supposed to make them. There will always be people willing to help you and I’m thankful for my instructors who guided me along the way. Open yourself up and you will find someone who can change your life.”

Hyejin (Jinnie) South Korea Financial Services Diploma, Langara

STUDENTS COME FIRST Every step that you take at Langara will bring you closer to your academic and personal aspirations.

100

Countries represented at Langara

96%

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satisfied with quality of education

32

average class size

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Life as a Langaran.

STUDENT LIFE Our College is centrally located in Vancouver, Canada – a city consistently recognized as one of the most beautiful and livable places in the world.

Enjoy world-class dining, theatre, shopping, and entertainment with incomparable opportunities for outdoor fun and healthy living.

Make friends outside class by joining a club, participating in intramural sports, volunteering, or attending special events such as campus BBQs, film nights, Studio 58 shows, and workshops.

JOIN A CLUB One of the best ways to meet people is to join a club.

There are dozens of clubs from animé to languages, or business to culture, for you to join. And if you can’t find one, talk to us at the Hub about starting something new.

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KICKOFF THE SEMESTER At the start of the term students are welcomed to Langara and connected to campus resources with a series of events, giveaways, snacks, and entertainment.

APPRECIATE THE LOCAL LOC SCENERY Venture outside the campus to visit the many beaches and mountains that surround our local community.

CATCH A SHOW Do you love theatre? Enjoy outstanding productions each year from our Theatre Arts program, Studio 58.

DE-STRESS FROM EXAMS Petting puppies is just one wellness activity that’s part of a week-long de-stress fest leading into exam period.

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I am grateful for beautiful BC, not only for my professional education but also for all the outdoor exploration that translates into an appreciation for nature and a strong mind and body. Once you are in Vancouver, step into the mountains! I know you will love it too.”

Emily China LEAP | University Transfer, Langara | Bachelor's Degree, UBC

Helping you go places.

TYPES OF PROGRAMS AT LANGARA Wherever you are on your academic or professional journey, we are ready to meet you and help you every step of the way.

Our rigorous and innovative curriculum taught in small classes provides a strong foundation for further education or to build a career.

Our passionate instructors deliver learning experiences designed to help you succeed.

UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PROGRAMS

Earn your associate degree or diploma then apply your academic credits to a bachelor’s degree offered at Langara or transfer them to one of Canada’s top universities. Our programs are accredited by British Columbia’s Ministry of Advanced Education. Transfer between Langara and other institutions in BC is organized through the BC Council on Admissions and Transfer (BCCAT).

We offer the most comprehensive selection of university-transferable courses in BC. Learn from instructors who are experts in their fields, excel in small classes, and get real value from lower tuition rates.

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I look for opportunities to incorporate the concepts of sustainability into my courses, often using the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals as an example of how setting goals and working collaboratively can overcome enormous obstacles.”

Andrew Egan Langara Instructor

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BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMS

Langara offers three bachelor’s degree programs:

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Bachelor of Business Administration Choose from concentrations in accounting, business management, international business management, or marketing management. Prepare for a career in business with work placements, industry events, international field schools, case competitions, and business simulators.

Bachelor of Recreation Management Learn leadership skills while working with people to help improve their quality of life through active, healthy, and engaged connections in areas from health and wellness to advocacy.

Bachelor of Science in Bioinformatics Apply computer science and information technology to biological information in order to solve complex biological problems.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing Gain the skills and knowledge to provide professional nursing care in an increasingly complex health care system. Students complete a robust practicum program that provides access to a variety of diverse practice areas.

CAREER PROGRAMS

Get ready for a changing workplace and learn from instructors who teach while working in their industry. These programs are designed with input from industry-based advisory committees to meet employer expectations of new graduates. Gain the real-world experience you need to launch your career.

POST-DEGREE PROGRAMS

Augment your existing undergraduate education and broaden your professional skills with specialized credentials for practical application. These programs are valuable for students who want to further their studies in a concentrated format.

LANGARA ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES (LEAP) PROGRAM

Students must meet basic English language requirements for admission. The LEAP program is an intensive English as an additional language program that prepares students for successful full-time study at English language universities and colleges.

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Students make our community thrive.

VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS Langara’s VOLT Volunteer program empowers you to contribute to Langara and to our surrounding community through volunteerism.

Over 3,500 students have participated in this popular student-driven volunteer program. It is rare to have an event on campus without an orange VOLT t-shirt in sight.

MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY C CHANGE events provide students opportunities to make a difference.

Plant trees, bag soil, help the food bank, and clean up the streets.

BUILDING INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS Langara Global Volunteers support cultural events, international student orientation, and ongoing activities to deepen a shared cultural connection between students on campus.

THE GREENEST CHEER TEAM Sustainability Student Ambassadors attend campus events to help educate the community on sustainable practices such as proper recycling.

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Work hard.

Play even harder.

ATHLETICS & INTRAMURALS

ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE The Langara Falcons include men’s and women’s soccer teams, basketball teams, and golf. The Falcons have racked up over 25 CCAA National and 172 Provincial championship titles and played host to the 2019 CCAA Men’s Basketball Championship.

Are you a team player? Whether you are a spectator or a member of the team, come and spread the Falcon’s team spirit. Want to stay active? Kick a soccer ball or bat around a badminton birdie during intramurals.

INTRAMURALS Langara’s free intramurals program includes basketball, badminton, volleyball, indoor soccer, and more. Meet new friends and have fun while getting some exercise.

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We’re so excited to have you cheer us on as we get back on the competition pitch and court! The Langara Falcons have a rich history of success competing in the Pacific Western Athletic Association. Together, we soar.”

Flash Langara Mascot

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Real-world experiences, bright futures.

WORK & INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES Many programs have options to integrate work and international experiences as a part of your learning. Explore new cultures or gain practical, local, and international work experiences while earning Langara credits towards your credential.

EARN MONEY WHILE IN SCHOOL Co-operative Education, offered in the Co-op & Career Development Centre, allows you to alternate semesters of full-time study with paid work terms to gain practical, career-related work experience in your field. You will be provided with opportunities to meet alumni, employers, and sponsors, or join associations who will help you grow valuable connections. Apply in your first year to get a head start on your career.

WORK EXPERIENCE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Eligible international students, with a valid study permit, can work part-time without a work permit as long as you maintain full-time status. Co-op students must apply for a Co-op Work Permit through Immigration Canada. After graduating from a certificate, diploma, degree program, or post-degree program you may be eligible to apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit.

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It is integral that we come together as global citizens to support one another and work together.

Through virtual exchange we are proud to provide our students with the skills necessary to adapt and manage whatever circumstances arise in the workplace and in the world.”

Erin Wilkins Department Chair of Recreation Studies

INTERNATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE The Disney Field School is a Co-op program where you can earn nine credits of academic coursework at the University of California Riverside, and the Disney University, then work for six months at Walt Disney World. Get training in hospitality, merchandising and sales, attractions, and food and beverage.

TRAVEL BEYOND THE CLASSROOM Let the world be your classroom. Combine studies and experience with the excitement of travel by participating in a field school or exchange program. These programs allow you to choose credit or non-credit experiences with a range of duration and locations.

PARTICIPATE IN A VIRTUAL EXCHANGE Use online tools to develop digital literacy that bridges geographic boundaries while learning with other students at partner institutions around the world. Become more aware of cultural differences and more competent in your ability to be flexible and adaptable in an intercultural environment.

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Making it possible.

STUDENT SERVICES Starting college is a big step, and it’s okay to ask for help. There is a full range of student services available to help you get the most out of your college experience.

GOOD ADVICE Have questions about how to get into the program of your choice? Admissions advisors can walk you through the admissions process and help you succeed.

REACH YOUR GOALS The Counselling department is free for current students to use and offers counselling services focused on personal, educational, and career needs. Students can get support for their educational goals by attending student success workshops and course planning sessions.

GET SUPPORT Accessibility Services provides support and guidance on a case-by-case basis to arrange appropriate services and accommodations.

STUDY SMARTER The Learning Commons, located in the Library, houses the Writing and Tutoring Centre and offers research services, learning support, and tools to enhance learning.

Find tutoring support and tailored academic help in many subject areas. The Math & Stats Activity Centre is a place to gather and get support for math and statistics problems.

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES CAREER RESOURCES The Co-op and Career Development Centre is a place to access career workshops, résumé review, interview coaching, and other resources to find and maintain a career.

Langara Global has a dedicated team to help with everything from student activities and medical insurance to general questions about life in Vancouver.

Immigration consultants and advisors can answer questions on study permits and student work permits.

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During my time at Langara, I have made some good friends and had many amazing teachers.

Langara's small class sizes are also way less intimidating for students coming straight from secondary school, so I would highly recommend starting your higher ed journey here!"

Graham Canada Business Management student, Langara

STUDENT ADVOCACY

THE HUB

The Langara Students’ Union advocates for students on their academic pursuits and on other social issues around the world. The LSU hosts events and provides other services for students from the LSU building which is a great place to get something to eat or relax between classes.

Home to the Office for Student Engagement, the Hub is your place to connect with activities and resources across campus. Learn about the VOLT Volunteer program, student clubs, and leadership opportunities. The lounge has televisions, chargers, and computer stations.

INDIGENOUS EDUCATION AND SERVICES The Indigenous Gathering Space assists and promotes academic success for Indigenous students. Cultural support is available from our Elder-in-residence. Indigenous students have access to academic advising, educational and personal counselling, and application support for funding. The Gathering Space has a lounge, group study space, computer lab, and kitchen facilities.

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What’s your big idea?

APPLIED RESEARCH PROJECTS Looking to gain hands-on experience in your chosen field? Participate in a research project working with a team of students, instructors, and/or community partners. To deliver realworld training, many projects involve student participation beyond the boundaries of campus.

Keeping it cool.

Langara students teamed up with Vancouver’s CityStudio on a project to mitigate the urban ‘heat island’ effect in the Downtown Eastside (DE), a phenomenon where urban areas become considerably hotter than rural or natural areas due to paving, reflective surfaces, loss of green space, and climate change.

With little access to proper shade or cooling, many DE residents find it nearly impossible to avoid the summer heat. The students offered solutions such as using 3D modelling software, laser cutters and printers, and metal fabrication equipment to create cooling canopies and modular seating.

A young and growing industry.

Langara College received $3.7 million in grants and industry partner contributions to help fund a five-year project studying cannabis varietals. The project will address questions such as: what is the genetic basis of cannabis varietal designation? What is the relationship between varietal and compound production? How can new varietals be developed in a targeted way? Our students have the opportunity to get hands-on, career-ready research experience while working closely with faculty and industry partners to build global competitiveness in this emerging field.

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Refreshing our surroundings.

OUR SUSTAINABLE CAMPUS The Langara campus is in a residential neighbourhood in Vancouver with easy and convenient public transit to get downtown, to the international airport, and to many of our surrounding cities.

The Science and Technology Building (T Building) is the newest addition to our campus. This building features water efficiency, energy conservation, and environmental controls that will turn down the lights when daylight is coming in from the windows.

The L Building houses our library, group and silent study spaces, computer labs and multipurpose classrooms.

Our A, B, and C buildings offer small classrooms so you can get to know your professors and classmates. You can also access computer, anthropology, and geography labs, as well as unique studio spaces and a Makerspace that allow creativity to flourish.

Take a breather.

There are plenty of greenspaces which are great for hosting outdoor events, studying and relaxing on sunny days, as well as our Community Garden where you can grow your own strawberries, carrots, tulips, and more!

Our Apiary is a place that hundreds of bees call home and produce honey.

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What will you choose?

PROGRAMS & COURSES Langara offers more than 1,700 courses to choose from – each thoughtfully designed to give you a solid blend of knowledge and skills. With over 130 programs ranging from four months to four years in length, how far you take your higher learning is up to you.

. 2D Animation and Digital Art* . 3D Animation for Game, Film, and Visual Effects* . Aboriginal Studies . Access Langara . Accounting . Anthropology . Applied Planning . Applied Science . Applied Science for Engineering . Applied Social Sciences and Humanities . Applied Urban and Rural Planning . Art History . Arts . Arts and Science (General) . Asian Studies . Astronomy . Bioinformatics . Biology . Business Administration . Business Computer Applications . Business Management . Canadian Studies . Chemistry . Chinese . Classical Studies . Commerce . Commerce and Business Studies . Communications . Computer Science . Computer Studies . Computing Science and Information Systems . Co-operative Education . Creative Writing . Criminal Justice . Criminology . Data Analytics

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. Design Formation . Digital Music Production* . Early Childhood Education . Ecology . Economics . Education Assistant . Engineering Transfer . English . Environmental Studies . Experiential Learning . Family Studies . Field Studies - Canadian . Field Studies - International . Film Arts (Acting, Directing, or Writing) . Financial Management . Fine Arts . Food and Nutrition . Food, Nutrition, and Health Transfer . Food Services . Foundations in Health Studies . French . Full Stack Web Development . General Education . Geography . Geology . Gerontology . Graphic Novel and Comix* . Greek . Health, Safety, and Environmental Compliance* . Health Sciences . History . International Business . International Business Management . Internet and Web Technology . Japanese . Journalism

. Kinesiology . Latin . Latin American Studies . Langara English for Academic Purposes (LEAP) . Leisure Studies . Library and Information Technology . Marketing . Marketing Management . Mathematics . Nursing . Nursing Practice in Canada . Nutrition and Food Service Management . Peace and Conflict Studies . Philosophy . Physical Education . Physics . Political Science . Professional Photography . Psychology . Real Estate* . Recreation . Recreation Leadership . Recreation Management . Registered Massage Therapy* . Religious Studies . Science . Social Service Worker . Sociology . Spanish . Statistics . Supply Chain and Logistics* . Theatre Arts . Theatre Arts at Studio 58 (Acting or Theatre Production) . Web and Mobile App Design and Development . Women’s Studies

Open Enrolment (OE) Open enrolment programs allow you the flexibility to explore subject areas of interest. You can complete your first two years of university-level courses and earn a diploma, and many credits will transfer to university. Or complete an associate degree and BC universities will guarantee 60 transfer credits, whether or not each selected course transfers individually to that university. These programs are open to students who meet the general admission requirements. Registration priority is determined for incoming students by the date of their application, and for continuing students based on cumulative grade point average.

Continuing Studies Programs*

Limited enrolment programs are often more experiential in nature. These programs have a limited number of seats and/or additional admission requirements. Admission to these programs can be competitive. Registration for these courses is based on the assigned registration priority for that program.

Continuing Studies programs get you ready for the workforce. Earn a credential that is focused on your career path and industry plans.

Many programs and individual courses are offered in the evening and on weekends in business, health, languages, technology, or the arts. Programs take place at our West Broadway campus or our Main campus on West 49th Avenue.

Continuing Studies courses do not offer transfer credit to Langara’s open enrolment or limited enrolment programs, or to other institutions.

University Transfer (UT)

LEAP

University-transferable programs allow you to complete the first year or two of a degree program before transferring to a university. Most or all classes in these programs transfer to a wide variety of post-secondary institutions in BC and beyond.

The Langara English for Academic Purposes (LEAP) program is an intensive program to prepare students whose first language is not English for full-time study at English language universities and colleges. Successful completion of LEAP leads to direct admission to University Transfer studies at Langara. Courses start six times each year.

Limited Enrolment (LE)

Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Many programs offer work integrated learning experiences allowing students to practice what they are learning and gain valuable work experience while completing their program. Some programs require students to complete unpaid practicums or internships, while others may offer paid co-operative education work terms.

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Arts REGULAR STUDIES PROGRAMS

START DATE & DURATION

Arts (General) Associate of Arts Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

Design your own academic program and explore a range of subject areas which lead seamlessly into further academic studies.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Explore a range of options in the arts and sciences and design your curriculum to meet your own needs or requirements for further study.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Ideal for those who wish to study diverse subjects and do not plan to complete a university degree.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Learn practical English language skills while preparing for university-transferable courses.

September, January, May Full-time 8-12 months

Study the impact of art on the human experience, both in the past and present.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 8 months

Learn to express yourself through poetry, plays, short stories, fiction, and non-fiction.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Learn and practice foundational skills in visual merchandising and graphic, interior, and exhibit design.

September Full-time 2 years

Study English literature and language through historical, cultural, and theoretical perspectives.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Acting, Directing, or Writing – An intensive, collaborative, and comprehensive program for students who aspire to work in the film industry.

January Full-time 8 months

Learn art and design skills using a wide range of materials and studio processes.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Arts & Science (General) Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

General Education Diploma Open Enrolment Open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents

Access Langara Citation Limited Enrolment

Art History Certificate Open Enrolment University Transfer

Creative Writing Associate of Arts Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

Design Formation Diploma Limited Enrolment

English Associate of Arts Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

Film Arts Certificate Limited Enrolment

Fine Arts Diploma Limited Enrolment University Transfer

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START DATE & DURATION

Journalism Diploma Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Certificate Limited Enrolment

Get hands-on experience in research, interviewing, and writing for careers in digital, print and broadcast journalism, and other media related fields.

September Full-time 2 years

An intensive, accelerated, one-year journalism program offered for those with an extensive postsecondary background.

September Full-time 1 year

Comprehensive technical photography and digital imaging training with a grounding in the business and aesthetic aspects of the profession.

September Full-time 2 years

Acting – Dive into the fundamentals of acting and live, learn, and work as a professional theatre artist.

September, January Full-time 3 years

Theatre Production – Gain comprehensive production experience through intensive classes, workshops, and backstage participation in productions.

January Full-time 3 years

Professional Photography Diploma Limited Enrolment

Theatre Arts at Studio 58 Diploma Limited Enrolment University Transfer

Diploma Limited Enrolment

POST-DEGREE PROGRAMS Web & Mobile App Design & Development Post-Degree Diploma Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Focus on web and mobile app design and development, from concept to deployment.

Specialize in either area: Designer or Developer.

September, January, May Full-time 2 years

CONTINUING STUDIES PROGRAMS 2D Animation & Digital Art Diploma

Learn character design, animation, life drawing, environmental design, and storyboarding.

September, April Full-time 16 months

3D Animation for Game, Film, & Visual Effects Diploma

Learn the latest animation techniques in an environment that is run like a fast-paced, realworld production studio.

September, April Full-time 2 years

A program designed for modern, independent music producers and composers to work in recording, film, TV, gaming, advertising, and multimedia.

September Full-time 1 year

Learn traditional and digital mediums to write and pace a story for publication.

September Full-time 1 year

Digital Music Production Certificate

Graphic Novel & Comix Certificate

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Business REGULAR STUDIES PROGRAMS

START DATE & DURATION

Arts (General) Associate of Arts Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

Design your own academic program and explore a range of subject areas which lead seamlessly into further academic studies.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Explore a range of options in the arts and sciences and design your curriculum to meet your own needs or requirements for further study.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Learn practical skills for accounting and decision-making in business.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Build a strong general business foundation plus specializations in one of four fields: . Accounting . Business Management . International Business Management . Marketing Management

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 4 years

Build a strong foundation of knowledge in a variety of business subjects, including marketing, accounting, planning, and management.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

An entry point into general business fields for mathematically-inclined students. Provides courses needed for equivalency to pre-commerce and first-year commerce. The diploma facilitates transfer to UBC.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

An introduction to a variety of business subjects. Provides courses needed to transfer into commerce or business administration programs at SFU, UBC, and UVic.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Arts & Science (General) Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

Accounting Diploma Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning University Transfer Path to BBA

Business Administration Bachelor of Business Administration Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Business Management Diploma Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning University Transfer Path to BBA

Commerce Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

Commerce & Business Studies Associate of Arts Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

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START DATE & DURATION

Financial Management Diploma

Learn both the practical skills required in accounting and financial services and proficiency in business decision-making and analysis.

Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

University Transfer Path to BBA

Marketing Management Diploma Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Develop the skills needed to excel in general marketing, sales, advertising, distribution, e-commerce, and marketing research.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

University Transfer Path to BBA

Nutrition & Food Service Management Diploma Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Diploma Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Prepare for a career in the food service industry with courses in management, nutrition science, and operations. Many courses are available online.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Advanced Standing Option: for applicants who hold a Bachelor of Science in nutritional science, dietetics, or related degree from a recognized Canadian post-secondary institution who may enter directly into second year of this program.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 1 year

POST-DEGREE PROGRAMS Accounting Post-Degree Diploma Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Prepares students with a bachelor’s degree for a professional accounting career and CPA designation in Canada.

September, January, May Full-time 2 years

Business Administration Post-Degree Diploma Limited Enrolment

Prepares students with a bachelor’s degree for a career in business.

Work Integrated Learning

September, January, May Full-time 2 years

Marketing Management Post-Degree Diploma Limited Enrolment

Prepares students with a bachelor’s degree for a career in marketing.

Work Integrated Learning

September, January, May Full-time 2 years

CONTINUING STUDIES PROGRAMS Real Estate Diploma Certificate

Get a strong foundation that prepares you to work in any real estate field – realtors, appraisals, development, investing, and more.

Varies

Learn about sourcing, procurement, freight forwarding, strategic management, materials management, and the transportation of goods and services.

September, January, May Full-time 2 years

Supply Chain & Logistics Post-Degree Diploma Work Integrated Learning

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Health REGULAR STUDIES PROGRAMS

START DATE & DURATION

Arts (General) Associate of Arts Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

Design your own academic program and explore a range of subject areas which lead seamlessly into further academic studies.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Explore a range of options in the arts and sciences and design your curriculum to meet your own needs or requirements for further study.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Prepares students to meet course requirements for application to the BSc (Food, Nutrition, and Health) program at UBC, with an option for transfer into dietetics, if eligible.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Arts & Science (General) Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

Food & Nutrition Associate of Science Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

Food, Nutrition, & Health Transfer Diploma Limited Enrolment University Transfer

Study food, nutrition, and health, from production and processing to marketing, consumption and impact on individual and community health.

Graduates receive admission to UBC's Land and Food Systems Faculty and will be eligible to apply to the Dietetics degree program.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Get the anatomy, physiology, statistics, and English courses required to apply to Langara’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 semesters

An interdisciplinary approach to examining health, illness, and disease in human communities.

Graduates may transfer to third-year studies in SFU’s Faculty of Health Sciences.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Learn about human kinetics, physical education, and kinesiology while preparing for transfer to third-year kinesiology or physical education programs at BC universities.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Study recreation, leisure, and sport. With appropriate selection of courses, students can transfer credits towards a degree in recreation, leisure, or sport studies.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Foundations in Health Studies Citation Open Enrolment University Transfer

Health Sciences Associate of Arts Degree Associate of Science Degree Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

Kinesiology Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

Leisure Studies Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

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START DATE & DURATION

Nursing Bachelor of Science Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning Open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents

Bachelor of Science Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Gain the knowledge and skills you need to care for people in diverse practice environments including community health or hospital settings.

This program offers hands-on experience and the opportunity to learn from a health-promotion perspective. Upon completion, students are eligible to write the NCLEX-RN® examination.

September, January Full-time 3 years

Advanced Entry to the Bachelor of Science of Nursing (BSN) is one semester of courses for fullscope Licensed Practical Nurses before entering term 3 of Nursing.

January, May Full-time 1 semester

Learn to create high-quality recreation experiences to foster healthy communities and people.

September, January, May Full-time 2 years

Graduates enter rewarding careers where they provide leadership and create positive environments for their communities.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2-4 years

Open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents

Recreation Leadership Diploma Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Recreation Management Bachelor of Recreation Management Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

POST-DEGREE PROGRAMS Nursing Practice in Canada Post-Degree Diploma Limited Enrolment

This program is designed to effectively prepare Internationally Educated Nurses (IEN) for eligibility and application for nurse licensure and nursing practice positions. The program content includes critical thinking, clinical judgment and decision making, verbal and written communication, and cultural safety as applied within the health care setting.

September, January Full-time 2 years

CONTINUING STUDIES PROGRAMS Health, Safety, & Environmental Compliance Post-Degree Diploma

This program is designed to provide the necessary skills to focus on workplace compliance, including labour, inspection and auditing, public and worker safety, and environmental protection.

September Full-time 2 years

Prepares students to be independent and professional healthcare providers. The curriculum includes gross anatomy, business skills, and subtle manual therapies. Students have practical training in a supervised setting. The program is recognized by the College of Massage Therapists of BC.

September, January, May Full-time 2 years

Registered Massage Therapy Diploma

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Humanities & Social Sciences REGULAR STUDIES PROGRAMS

START DATE & DURATION

Arts (General) Associate of Arts Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

Design your own academic program and explore a range of subject areas which lead seamlessly into further academic studies.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Explore a range of options in the arts and sciences and design your curriculum to meet your own needs or requirements for further study.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Ideal for those who wish to study diverse subjects and do not plan to complete a university degree.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Understand the historic and current circumstances of Indigenous life in Canada and internationally and issues of self-government and economic self-sufficiency.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

This educational option is for university graduates whose work requires knowledge of Aboriginal issues.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 1 year

Arts & Science (General) Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

General Education Diploma Open Enrolment Open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents

Aboriginal Studies Associate of Arts Degree Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

Certificate Limited Enrolment University Transfer

Applied Social Sciences & Humanities Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

A theoretical and technical foundation for university transfer or towards a career in business, law, journalism, government, non-profit sector, and more.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Study the culture and history of Asia-Pacific societies.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Investigate what it means to be Canadian – our society, origins, character, and problems. Courses draw from history, sociology, political science, and English.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Explore the history, literature, philosophy, archaeology, and mythology of Ancient Greece and Rome.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Asian Studies Associate of Arts Degree Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

Canadian Studies Associate of Arts Degree Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

Classical Studies Associate of Arts Degree Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

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START DATE & DURATION

Criminal Justice Diploma Limited Enrolment University Transfer

Study criminal behaviour, law enforcement, and the criminal justice system, both in the classroom and while volunteering.

September, January Full-time, part-time 2 years

Learn scientific research methods, legal, philosophical, and theoretical approaches to aid in understanding crime and related social problems, and social responses to crime and transfer to SFU's Criminology program.

September, January Full-time, part-time 2 years

Prepare and train to work with and support young children and their families in licensed childcare settings.

September, January Full-time 3 semesters

This program is part-time and is entirely online, with the exception of the practica.

September, May Part-time 2 years

Special Education Post Basic Citation will train experienced early childhood educators to plan quality programs and work effectively with students with special needs.

September, January Full-time 2 semesters

Prepare to work in classrooms with children and adolescents with a wide range of abilities.

September, January Full-time, part-time 1 year

Upon completion of the certificate program and with an additional 30 credits of appropriate coursework you can graduate with a Diploma in Education Assistant (Co-ordinated).

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 year

Investigate the complex issues of globalization, ecosystems, and human impact on the environment through biology, chemistry, English, and geography.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

For students who have completed a number of courses relating to environmental issues while pursuing a diploma, associate degree, or bachelor's degree in another subject area.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 8 months

Explore the concept of family using sociological, psychological, philosophical, literary, and historical perspectives on families in Canada and around the world.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Criminology Diploma Limited Enrolment University Transfer

Early Childhood Education Diploma Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Certificate Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Citation Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Education Assistant Certificate Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Co-ordinated Diploma

Environmental Studies Associate of Arts Degree Associate of Science Degree Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

Citation Open Enrolment University Transfer

Family Studies Associate of Arts Degree Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

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START DATE & DURATION

Geography Associate of Arts Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

Study our physical environment and examine the impact of human activities in urban, cultural, environmental, and economic contexts.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Learn about the aging process, the issues that older people and their families face, and how to promote health and resilience for individuals and communities.

September Full-time 2 years

Investigate and analyze historic events, eras, and trends.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Study the geography, history, politics, economies, languages, and cultures of Latin America.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

For students who have completed a number of courses in Latin American studies while pursuing a diploma, associate degree, or bachelor's degree in another subject area.

September, January, May Full-time 8 months

Explore the problems of human conflict and how they can be resolved constructively and non-violently.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Students who seek to understand themselves, their society, and their world can explore the fundamental questions of human knowledge, choice, and action.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Learn about political systems and ideologies, and how we interact with them.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Study the brain, human development and behaviour, thinking processes, and psychological disorders.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Gerontology Diploma Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

History Associate of Arts Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

Latin American Studies Associate of Arts Degree Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

Citation Open Enrolment University Transfer

Peace & Conflict Studies Associate of Arts Degree Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

Philosophy Associate of Arts Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

Political Science Associate of Arts Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

Psychology Associate of Arts Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

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START DATE & DURATION

Social Service Worker Certificate Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Co-ordinated Diploma

Get the skills and training to deliver basic social services and help individuals, families, and communities resolve problems and improve their quality of life.

September Full-time 1 year

Upon completion of the certificate program and with an additional 30 credits of appropriate coursework you can graduate with a Diploma in Social Service Worker (Co-ordinated).

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Critically examine women’s history, contemporary experience, and movements for change.

September, January Full-time, part-time 2 years

Women’s Studies Associate of Arts Degree Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

POST-DEGREE PROGRAM Applied Planning Post-Degree Diploma Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Develop applied planning skills to work in the field of planning. Students share a passion and motivation to contribute to better communities and a more sustainable future.

September Full-time 12 months

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Science & Technology REGULAR STUDIES PROGRAMS

START DATE & DURATION

Science (General) Associate of Science Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

Design your own academic program and explore a range of subject areas which lead seamlessly into further academic studies.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Explore a range of options in the arts and sciences and design your curriculum to meet your own needs or requirements for further study.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Ideal for those who wish to study diverse subjects and do not plan to complete a university degree.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Arts & Science (General) Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

General Education Diploma Open Enrolment Open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents

Applied Science for Engineering Diploma Limited Enrolment University Transfer

Gain the academic and applied knowledge to prepare you to apply to transfer into a university undergraduate engineering program.

September Full-time, part-time 2 years

Bioinformatics is the application of computer science to the study of biology, particularly to genetics, genomics, and molecular biology.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 4 years

Gain strong knowledge of computer science and biology while learning the skills necessary to follow this pathway into third-year of the Bachelor of Science in Bioinformatics program.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

The study of living things: anatomy, botany, ecology, genetics, microbiology, zoology, and more.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

The study of matter: organic, inorganic, analytical, and physical chemistry.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Bioinformatics Bachelor of Science Limited Enrolment University Transfer Work Integrated Learning

Associate of Science Degree Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer Work Integrated Learning

Biology Associate of Science Degree Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer Work Integrated Learning

Chemistry Associate of Science Degree Diploma Open Enrolment University Transfer

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START DATE & DURATION

Computer Science Associate of Science Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer Work Integrated Learning

Build a solid foundation in computer science with academic and hands-on experience. Graduates can apply to transfer directly into third-year computer science at SFU, UBC, and UVic.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Learn a combination of computer science and information systems in this flexible program.

Specializations include computer engineering, network security administration, software engineering, project management, and web development.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Biology students can complete the Citation in Ecology as part of their first two or three semesters.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 3 semesters

This program is equivalent to the first year of UBC’s applied science program and is a foundation for further study in physical sciences.

September, Full-time 1 year

Students will gain in-demand experience and skills in modern web programming, methodologies, tools, frameworks, and middleware, including knowledge of both front-end and back-end development.

May Full-time 1 year

Get the skills to meet the challenges of web technology. Learn about computer science, web development and programming, animation, operating systems, and databases.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 1 year

Computer Studies Diploma Limited Enrolment University Transfer Work Integrated Learning

Ecology Citation Open Enrolment University Transfer

Engineering Transfer Certificate Limited Enrolment University Transfer

Full Stack Web Development Citation Limited Enrolment University Transfer

Internet & Web Technology Certificate Limited Enrolment University Transfer

Library & Information Technology Diploma Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Prepare for duties in information centres and public, academic, and specialized (medical, legal, corporate, or government) libraries.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Study calculus, linear algebra, analysis, differential equations, statistics, and computer science.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Study electricity, magnetism, thermodynamics, and classical mechanics.

September, January, May Full-time, part-time 2 years

Mathematics Associate of Arts Degree Associate of Science Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

Physics Associate of Science Degree Open Enrolment University Transfer

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POST-DEGREE PROGRAMS

START DATE & DURATION

Data Analytics Post-Degree Diploma Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Post-Degree Certificate Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

Learn how to use data to make better decisions including data acquisition, analysis, and presentation of results.

September, January, May Full-time 2 years

For working professionals who like to work with numbers and want to expand their repertoire in data analysis.

September, January Part-time 1 year

Web & Mobile App Design & Development Post-Degree Diploma Limited Enrolment Work Integrated Learning

This program focuses on web and mobile app design and development, from concept to deployment. Students have a common set of courses throughout the program and specialize in one of two areas: Designer or Developer.

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September, January, May Full-time 2 years

During my time at Langara I completed the WMDD program, which provided me with the necessary skills and experience to start my career as a Web Developer. I learned more than I could have ever imagined from my peers, classes and professors while attending Langara.”

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Kristen Canada Web & Mobile App Design & Development, Langara

What do I need to get in?

ADMISSION TO LANGARA We’d love to see you here. Before you apply, join us for a campus tour or an information session to better understand your options and program requirements. Visit langara.ca/connect-with-us.

Regular Academic Admission Requirements

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DOMESTIC STUDENTS

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

Canadian citizens and those who have permanent residency (landed immigrant) status in Canada must meet one or all of the following criteria:

International Students with a study permit or as a visitor (short term programs) in Canada must meet the following criteria:

. Successful completion of a BC secondary program (Grade 12) or the equivalent OR

. Be at least 19 years of age by the first day of the first semester of attendance OR

. Successful completion of an A.B.E. (Adult

. Successful completion of 12 years of formal education. A list of equivalent international credentials is on the Langara Global admissions website.

Basic Education) or G.E.D. (General Educational Development) program.

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS English is the language of instruction at Langara. All applicants are required to demonstrate proficiency in the English language prior to admission to post-secondary programs.

Requirements by program are on the website at langara.ca/english-language-requirements.

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PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS Programs with additional program requirements may ask for the completion of certain high school or post-secondary courses, letters of reference, statements of intent, interviews, auditions, portfolio submissions, or other requirements. Requirements may also include minimum scores on diagnostic or placement tests such as the Langara English Test (LET), the Language Proficiency Index (LPI), the Mathematics / Statistics Diagnostic Test (MDT), and the Physics Diagnostic Test.

CONTINUING STUDIES PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS Admission requirements for Continuing Studies programs, including LEAP, are set at a program level. Visit the program page found on langara.ca/continuing-studies/programs-andcourses to see these requirements.

For program requirements, visit your program page at langara.ca/programs-and-courses.

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How do I apply?

APPLICATION PROCESS

Regular Academic Programs

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PREPARE YOUR APPLICATION . Ensure you meet all admission

requirements including English language and program requirements. . Prepare documents to submit with your application by reviewing documentation requirements (See details on the next page.)

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BC (EPBC) online at: apply. educationplannerbc.ca/langara. . Use your full legal name that matches official transcripts. . Provide a valid email address. We will communicate with you about your application through email. . BC High School students should provide us with your Personal Education Number (PEN). . Upload or submit any required documents with your application. . Pay the application fee.

you will receive an email with the next steps to complete your package. . After all documents are verified and your application is accepted, Langara will send you an Offer of Admission by email. . Domestic students can accept their offer by logging into the Student Information System. Detailed instructions are included on your Offer of Admission email. . International students can accept their offer by paying the International Student Deposit fee as instructed in the Offer of Admission. Once the deposit is received you will receive a Letter of Acceptance by email for your study permit application.

APPLY ONLINE . Apply through Education Planner

ACCEPT YOUR OFFER . If your application is incomplete

LEAP and Continuing Studies Full-time Programs

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PREPARE YOUR APPLICATION . Ensure you meet the program requirements for admission.

. Prepare your documentation required for evaluation.

. Download and complete the application form available from your program website. . Use your full legal name that matches official transcripts. . Provide a valid email address. We will communicate with you about your application through email.

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supporting documents as a single PDF file. If you can not attach supporting documents to the application, or if additional content is required, follow the instructions on your program site for submitting additional documents by email. . Submit your package through the fee payment portal referenced on your application and pay the application fee.

send an Offer of Admission by email to the address provided on your application with more information for commitment fees that are due. . If you are an international student you will receive a Letter of Acceptance to apply for a study permit after any required deposits or fees are paid.

SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION . Save your application and

ACCEPT YOUR OFFER . The program coordinator will

DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS FOR DOMESTIC STUDENTS BC secondary school students currently in Grade 12 may have their records sent electronically to Langara by the Ministry of Education. Students must request this through the Student Transcripts Service (STS) website and ensure that they have submitted their BC Personal Education Number (PEN) to Langara. Applicants who have already graduated from secondary school in BC may also visit the STS to order an official transcript.

Students who are currently in Grade 12 in another province, or who have already completed secondary school in another province must arrange for an official transcript to be sent directly to Langara.

For post-secondary transcripts, applicants may order an official transcript to be sent directly from their institution to Langara.

DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS EDUCATIONAL DOCUMENTS

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Official post-secondary transcripts may be used in lieu of secondary school transcripts. Transcripts must indicate successful completion of one full academic year, or successful completion of a minimum of 24 university credits at a recognized post-secondary institution.

Official test results must be submitted.

Applicants must submit educational documents to support their applications (transcripts/mark sheets/academic records) showing all the subjects taken and grades received for the last three years of secondary school studies, including proof of graduation (a graduation certificate or a graduation statement issued by the appropriate educational authorities.)

To expedite the application process, applicants may submit electronic scans of original and official educational documents for preliminary assessment.

All scanned documents must be:

. Submitted as a PDF with no password protection or lock . A full colour scan of the original document, do not scan photocopies . Both front and back side of every page (even if blank) . Fit to page, with no details, borders, or information cut off . Legible – the document must be very clear with no information smudged Original documents may be requested at any time. Students who fail to provide official documents when requested may have their application cancelled, and/or be blocked from registration.

All educational documents submitted are confidential and become the property of Langara.

Certified English translation performed by a licensed translator of the educational documents must also be submitted if the original documents are not in English.

. TOEFL: The TOEFL institution code for Langara is 0335. Please give this code to your TOEFL test centre to ensure we receive your scores. . IELTS: Send original test result or electronic result directly from an IELTS test centre. . LPI or PTE: Indicate Langara as the recipient of the test results. . In lieu of TOEFL or IELTS, students may submit other acceptable English language assessment scores.

If submitting a paper application, also pay the non-refundable application fee payable to Langara College through the fee payment portal.

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Answers to common questions.

ADMISSION DETAILS WHEN DO I APPLY?

Apply early! Langara begins accepting applications 11 months before the start of each semester. Open enrolment program students are assigned a registration time based on the date of application, and some limited enrolment programs accept students as complete applications are received or on a competitive basis.

I would like to start in:

Spring 2022

Summer 2022

Fall 2022

Spring 2023

SEMESTER STARTS

SEMESTER STARTS

SEMESTER STARTS

SEMESTER STARTS

APPLICATIONS OPEN

APPLICATIONS OPEN

APPLICATIONS OPEN

APPLICATIONS OPEN

January 2022

February 1, 2021

May 2022

June 1, 2021

Applications will close when a program is full or by the program’s application deadline listed on the application page. For international students, applications may close sooner if there is not sufficient time to get a study permit prior to arrival in Canada. Processing time for a study permit can take six to eight weeks, or more. It is your responsibility to make sure you can attend Langara for the date specified in your Letter of Acceptance.

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September 2022

October 1, 2021

January 2023

February 1, 2022

HOW CAN I CHECK MY APPLICATION STATUS?

The Student Information System shows your current application status and instructions to log in are sent by email with your Langara ID after you apply. Once you log in, from the Main Menu navigate to Admissions, then View Application Status for Current Applications. If you are missing documents, navigate to Program Checklist to see what is missing.

HOW MUCH IS TUITION?

Langara has some of the most reasonable tuition fees in British Columbia. Regular Studies tuition is calculated on a per credit basis and additional fees are also applied.

Fees include Langara Students’ Union fee, U-Pass Compass-Card fee for all-zone transit pass, LSU Health and Dental Plan fee, and other student fees.

Required textbooks and supplies should also be calculated into the cost of attending Langara College.

Students can find fee information on the Records & Registration site and on the Langara Global site for international students.

Continuing Studies tuition fees are generally calculated for the cost of a full program or for a session of study.

The program fee often includes tuition plus student fees and course materials, including textbooks. The fees are available with the program information on the Continuing Studies website.

ARE THERE SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL AID?

The Financial Aid Office can help you find ways to reduce the financial barriers through bursaries, scholarships, emergency loans, student loans (domestic students), grants, and student work assistant programs. Talk to us about how you can fund your education. For more information visit langara.ca/scholarships-bursaries.

WHAT IS THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT DEPOSIT?

New international students are required to submit an International Student Deposit as acceptance of their offer. The deposit is usually $6,000 but the amount may vary based on circumstances and will be identified in the Offer of Admission. The deposit is applied towards tuition and fees and gives you access to register for courses. When you register, the tuition fee for each course will be deducted from your student account and any balance will be due before the fee payment deadline. If the Canadian government refuses your application for a study permit, you may request a refund.

The International Student Deposit includes a $1,500 non-refundable and non-transferable commitment fee.

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CAN I APPLY FOR HOMESTAY?

Homestay students live with a Canadian host family while studying. Through Homestay, they gain cultural experience and have the opportunity to practice English.

Homestay students are provided with their own bedroom, three meals a day, and the opportunity to integrate into day-to-day family life. Langara’s Homestay Coordinators are also available to provide orientation and support.

Host homes are located within good commuting distance of the College, and host families help Homestay students learn transit routes to and from Langara, as well as other parts of the city.

To learn more about Homestay, contact homestay@langara.ca.

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HOW CAN I TRANSFER CREDIT?

Visit bctransferguide.ca to search how courses taken in BC will transfer.

Request transfer credit by submitting a Transfer Credit Request Form from langara.ca/student-forms along with an official transcript. Courses taken outside BC will also need a course outline and an official translation if documentation is not in English.

Submit your request at least three months before the start of the semester.

Get ready for Langara!

NEXT STEPS

Join the conversation Start following Langara on your favourite social media channels and join the conversation. We are most active with student engagement on Instagram and Facebook, but you can also find us on LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, TikTok, and Snapchat. @langaracollege | @langaraglobal | #thisislangara

Connect with us Come visit our campus and let us show you around.

While you are here, you can meet with one of our advisors. They are ready to help you to understand program requirements or to walk you through the admission process, or point you in the right direction to get the help you need.

If you can’t travel to campus to meet in-person, you can submit your questions through our web form. Provide us a little information and an advisor will reach out to you with the answers you need to help you make your decision. langara.ca/connect-with-us

Review the registration guide online Attend a course planning session If necessary, write appropriate Diagnostic Tests

Get registration ready Once you are fully admitted to the College you can get ready for course registration. If you are in a Continuing Studies full-time program your program coordinator will do course registration for you. For other programs, many courses have specific pre-requisites that must be completed before you can register for the course. Here are some helpful tips.

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Getting here is easy.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION Our central location in South Vancouver is close to transit connections which means you can spend less time commuting and more time on your studies, work, and social life.

NORTH Lonsdale Quay

14 minutes to Waterfront Station

Transit options

Waterfront

13 minutes to Langara 49th Avenue Station

Langara is situated on 49th Avenue between Main Street and Cambie Street in a great residential neighbourhood. There are many ways to get here:

Bike

VANCOUVER UBC 99 B Line

It is convenient to cycle to Langara along the nearby 37th Avenue Bikeway (Ridgeway Greenway) or along the Ontario Street Bikeway.

Bus

West Broadway

Broadway City Hall

Commercial Broadway 12 minutes to Waterfront Station

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Langara 49th Avenue

The 49th Avenue Express bus stops directly in front of the campus, while Main Street and Cambie Street buses are only a few blocks away.

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Skytrain To get to the main campus, hop on the Canada Line, get off at Langara-49th Avenue Station, and walk two blocks east. The main Langara campus is only 13 minutes from downtown Vancouver and 12 minutes from Richmond Centre.

Vancouver International Airport (YVR) 14 minutes to Langara-49th Avenue Station

5 minutes to Langara-49th Avenue Station

Carpool Create your own carpool and register for a special decal at the Facilities reception desk for reserved parking.

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Bridgeport

RICHMOND

601 620

DELTA

VANCOUVER

PORT MOODY

COQUITLAM SFU

Lafarge Lake-Douglas

BURNABY Coquitlam Central

54 minutes to Waterfront Station

51 minutes to Waterfront Station

Lougheed Town Centre

PORT COQUITLAM

41 minutes to Waterfront Station

Metrotown 18 minutes to Waterfront Station

NEW WESTMINSTER Canada Line Millenium Line

New Westminster 29 minutes to Waterfront Station

Surrey Central 38 minutes to Waterfront Station

Expo Line Evergreen Extension

King George 40 minutes to Waterfront Station

Stations Bike Lane

SURREY

Popular Bus Routes Seabus

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Visit Langara.

Take a tour, ask questions, and find out more about Langara’s community. We are happy to meet with you in person, or online.

Join the conversation.

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