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This is Langara.VIEWBOOK 2017-2018

3 ABOUT L ANGAR A

4 L ANGAR A AND MUSQUEAM

6 OPEN ENROLMENT, LIMITED ENROLMENT, AND

CONTINUING STUDIES

5 CREDENTIALS

8 PROGR AMS AND COURSES

10 ARTS

12 BUSINESS

14 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

16 HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

20 HEALTH

22 FLEXIBLE STUDY OPTIONS

24 STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES

26 ACTIVITIES AROUND CAMPUS

28 ATHLETICS & INTR AMUR ALS

29 STUDIO 58

30 COST OF TUITION

32 APPLICATION PROCESS

33 ADMISSION DETAILS

34 THE L ANGAR A CAMPUS

36 L ANGAR A AND SUSTAINABLITY

37 TR ANSIT OPTIONS

This is not just a college. It’s a springboard. It’s a catalyst. It’s conversations as well as lectures. Students instead of numbers. A compass to help you navigate the great beyond. It’s not the start, or the finish. It’s a makeover for your mind.

This is Langara. The college of higher learning.

Located in Vancouver, BC, Canada,

Langara College provides Open

Enrolment, Limited Enrolment,

and Continuing Studies programs

and courses to more than 21,000

students annually.

Our range of offerings lets you

choose your own educational path.

We offer three bachelor’s degrees,

a variety of associate degrees,

diplomas, certificates, and citations,

as well as post-degree diplomas

and certificates.

We are Langara. The college

of higher learning.

The college of higher learning.ABOUT LANGARA

Welcome to Langara and our community of learners.

We are honoured to be known as snəwe̓yəɬ lelə,

a name given to us by the Musqueam First Nation

on whose unceded territory the College is located.

snəwe̓yəɬ lelə means house of teachings, a fitting

name for a college that has long encouraged a culture

of exploring new ground, digging deeper, and striving

further. We are constantly investigating ideas and

transforming thoughts.

You and your experience at Langara are important to

us. Whether you are on a set path or navigating your

way through a sea of options, you will be surrounded

by thinkers, collaborators, and mentors. Start your

journey here, and we’ll see you along the way.

UNLIKE ANY OTHERWe provide a well-crafted launching pad to take you closer to your

academic, career, and personal aspirations.

We do this by offering:

• Tailored learning experiences in small classes

• Passionate and knowledgeable instructors

• Rigorous and innovative curricula

• An expansive range of more than 1,000 courses

• Opportunities for hands-on industry experience

• Affordable tuition

• Open enrolment

• Support services around every corner

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MUSQUEAM NAME FOR PRESIDENT TROTTERIn 2014, Langara installed its third President

and CEO, Dr. Lane Trotter. As part of the

installation ceremony, Musqueam gave him a

name in their language – Takaya, which means

wolf. In 2015 the President’s regalia was altered

to incorporate traditional Musqueam blanket

patterns and wolves, as designed by Musqueam

artist Debra Sparrow.


Langara and MusqueamWORKING TOGETHER

Langara acknowledges its location on the unceded traditional territory of the Musqueam First Nation, and is working

to develop strong connections between the Musqueam people and the College.

Langara was honoured to receive a name from Musqueam in their language, which means house of teachings. The word

is used to reference the advice given to a child to build their character and to guide them into adulthood.

HOUSE OF TEACHINGS

COAT OF ARMSIn 2015, His Excellency David Johnston,

Governor General of Canada bestowed on

Langara its first Coat of Arms. Among the

symbols incorporated in the arms is a bed of

river grass to acknowledge Langara’s location

on Musqueam territory, Musqueam meaning

people of the river grass. Musqueam Chief

Wayne Sparrow and Elder Shane Point were

on hand to welcome His Excellency to their

traditional territory.

MUSQUEAM NAMING CEREMONYAs part of the naming ceremony in 2016,

Musqueam gifted Langara with a rock from

one of their original village sites. The College

has placed a plaque on this rock at the centre

of campus to acknowledge our location on

Musqueam traditional territory and the

name they have given us.

OPEN ENROLMENTOpen enrolment programs allow students

to complete their first couple of years of

university-level courses at a college like

Langara. Credits earned can be applied

to bachelor’s degrees at Langara, or

transferred to the second or third year at

a university like UBC or SFU. Our courses

provide the same knowledge you would

receive at a university.

At Langara we offer the most comprehensive

selection of university-transferable courses

in BC. You can choose from more than

1,000 courses, learn from teachers who are

experts in their field, excel in small classes,

and get real value from lower tuition rates.

We’ve got options for you.OPEN ENROLMENT, LIMITED ENROLMENT, AND CONTINUING STUDIES

See what you can earn.CREDENTIALS

LIMITED ENROLMENTLimited enrolment is more experiential,

teaching a strong academic core and hands-

on, relevant skills. Programs are designed

with the input of community-based advisory

committees and taught by dedicated

instructors with years of industry experience.

Gain real-world skills in industries like

magazine publishing, early childhood

education, social service, business

administration, journalism, nursing, and more.

For more information on open enrolment

or limited enrolment programs, visit

www.langara.ca.

CONTINUING STUDIESWe offer a rich and diverse range of

lifelong learning opportunities. Whether

your objective is to improve business

skills, acquire new languages, enhance a

career path, expand individual creativity,

or develop a more holistic approach to

personal well-being, Continuing Studies

offers more than 900 courses, a post-degree

diploma, and more than 60 certificate and

diploma programs designed with your

needs in mind.

Visit the Continuing Studies website

for programs, courses, and admission

requirements at www.langara.ca/cs.

BACHELOR’S DEGREEWant a bachelor’s degree? You can earn one

at Langara through full- or part-time studies.

Just complete a minimum of 120 credits of

university-level courses in a specific program

of study in one of these subject areas:

• Business Administration

• Nursing

• Recreation Management

ASSOCIATE DEGREEGot two years? Associate degrees are a

great way to get two years of university-

transferable credit in arts, sciences, social

sciences, business, and humanities while

laying a solid foundation for further study.

Langara offers over 30 associate degrees.

You can earn one by completing two years of

university-level courses (at least 60 credits).

DIPLOMAHave a specific area of interest? Langara

offers over 40 two-year diploma options in

both limited enrolment and open enrolment.

You can earn one by completing at least 60

credits in a specific program of study.

CERTIFICATEInterested in a shorter program? Langara

offers several one-year certificate programs

(30 to 42 credits) for you to choose from,

many of which provide the theoretical and

practical knowledge to begin a career.

CITATIONLangara offers six citations. Earn a citation

by completing at least 15 credits in a specific

program of study.

POST-DEGREE DIPLOMAHave a bachelor’s degree? Earn a post-

degree diploma with 31 to 42 additional

credits in upper-level courses in one of

these subject areas:

• Accounting

• Applied Planning

• Business Administration

• Marketing Management

• Web & Mobile App Design & Development

POST-DEGREE CERTIFICATEHave one more year? With your bachelor’s

degree and a minimum of 15 to 30 extra

credits in upper-level courses you can

earn a post-degree certificate in Nursing

Leadership & Management or Diversity &

Inclusion Leadership.

NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH QUEEN’S UNIVERSITYWe have a new partnership program with Queen’s University! Enjoy your first two years at

Langara and then finish your studies at one of the best universities in Canada. You will be

able to transfer your credits seamlessly towards a Bachelor of Arts, Science, or Computing

degree. Learn more at www.langara.ca/queens.



Enough choices to make your head spin.PROGRAMS AND COURSES

Langara offers more than 1,000 courses to choose from – each thoughtfully designed to give you a solid

blend of knowledge and skills. With over 100 programs ranging from four months to four years in length,

how far you take your higher learning is up to you.

*Program offered through Continuing Studies. Please visit www.langara.ca/cs.

2D Animation and Digital Art* 3D Animation for Game, Film, and

Visual Effects*Aboriginal StudiesAccess LangaraAccounting Advanced Accounting Advanced Entry BSNAnthropologyApplied PlanningApplied Science for EngineeringArt HistoryArts Arts and Science (General)Asian StudiesAstronomy BioinformaticsBiology Business AdministrationBusiness Computer ApplicationsBusiness ManagementCanadian StudiesChemistryChineseClassical StudiesCommerceCommerce & Business StudiesCommunicationsComputer ScienceComputer StudiesComputing Science & Information SystemsCo-operative EducationCreative Writing Criminal JusticeCriminology

Design FormationDigital Film Production*Digital Music Production*Diversity & Inclusion LeadershipEarly Childhood EducationEcologyEconomicsEducation AssistantEngineering TransferEnglishEnvironmental StudiesExperiential LearningFamily StudiesField Studies - CanadianField Studies - InternationalFilm Arts (Acting)Film Arts (Directing)Film Arts (Writing)Financial ManagementFinancial Services Fine Arts Food & Nutrition Food, Nutrition, and Health TransferFood ServicesFrenchFoundations in Health StudiesGeneral EducationGeographyGeologyGreekHealth SciencesHistoryInternational Business ManagementInternet and Web TechnologyJapanese

JournalismKinesiologyLatinLatin American StudiesLeisure StudiesLibrary & Information TechnologyMarketing ManagementMathematicsNursingNursing Leadership & ManagementNutrition & Food Service ManagementPeace & Conflict StudiesPhilosophy Physical EducationPhysicsPolitical ScienceProfessional PhotographyPsychologyPublishingRecreation LeadershipRecreation ManagementRegistered Massage Therapy*Religious StudiesScience Social Service WorkerSociologySpanishStatistics Supply Chain & Logistics*Theatre Arts at Studio 58 (Acting)Theatre Arts at Studio 58 (Production)Web & Mobile App Design & DevelopmentWomen’s Studies

OPEN ENROLMENT (OE)Open enrolment programs do not have a

limited number of seats and are available

to both domestic and international

students who meet the general College

admission requirements. Domestic

students must graduate from BC Grade 12

or the equivalent, or be at least 19 years of

age. International students must graduate

from BC Grade 12 or the equivalent, as well

as meet the English proficiency

requirement. Admission does not

guarantee registration into courses and

registration priority is determined by

either the date of application or

registration points (based on cumulative

grade point average).

LIMITED ENROLMENT (LE)Limited enrolment programs have a

limited number of seats and/or additional

admission requirements. Admission

to these programs can be competitive.

Students admitted to a limited enrolment

program register for courses based on the

assigned registration priority for that

program.

LEARN MOREFor a complete list of programs and

admission requirements, please visit our

website at www.langara.ca.

ArtsPROGRAM INFORMATION


PROGR AMS Credential(s) Intake(s)

ARTS (GENER AL) (OE) Develop deeper insight into multiple disciplines while building writing, analytical, and critical-thinking abilities. Students design their own academic program and explore a range of subject areas.

Associate of Arts Degree: 2 years

September January May

ARTS AND SCIENCE (GENER AL) (OE)

The most comprehensive arts and science program of any college in BC – more than 200 first- and second-year university-transferable courses to choose from.

Diploma in Arts and Science: 2 years


GENER AL EDUCATION (OE)

For students who wish to study a diverse selection of subjects and do not necessarily plan to complete a university degree.

Diploma in General Education: 2 years


ACCESS L ANGAR A (LE) For students who want to improve their English language skills while transitioning into university-transfer courses.*

Citation in Access Langara: 8-12 months


CREATIVE WRITING (OE) Includes courses in writing poetry, stage plays, screenplays, short stories, and non-fiction prose. In a reading- and writing-rich environment, students are challenged to express themselves through various voices.

Associate of Arts Degree in Creative Writing: 2 years


DESIGN FORMATION (LE) Merges the disciplines of spatial formation design and communication design while bridging architectural, industrial, interior, and graphic design. Students develop foundations in three areas: design knowledge, design skills, and design practice.*

Diploma in Design Formation: 2 years

September

ENGLISH (OE) Learn to effectively communicate your ideas through the written word, and critically analyze any text, from poems to video games. The English Department offers a wide variety of courses, including historical literature and theatre surveys, creative writing, communications, and film studies, as well as more contemporary topics like zombies and robots.

Associate of Arts Degree in English: 2 years


FILM ARTS (LE) Advanced, professional, drama-based program for those looking to practice their craft and work in the film industry. Choose from three streams of study: acting, writing, or directing. Produce a festival-quality film and gain on-screen credits. Most students have previous post-secondary education and/or experience in film.*

Certificate in Film Arts (Acting): 8 months

Certificate in Film Arts (Directing): 8 months

Certificate in Film Arts (Writing): 8 months

January

FINE ARTS (LE) Intense program of study in visual arts and design, teaching a wide set of studio skills with opportunities to specialize in one or more studio disciplines. Includes 35 - 40 hours/week of studio practice plus course work in art history and English. Most courses are transferable to other post-secondary fine arts programs in Canada.*

Diploma in Fine Arts: 2 years


JOURNALISM (LE) Prepares students for careers in print (community papers, dailies, and magazines), broadcast journalism, and public relations. Students get hands-on experience in researching, conducting interviews, writing stories, and shooting photos for the program’s weekly newspaper, The Voice.*

Diploma in Journalism: 2 years

September

An intensive, accelerated-one-year journalism program is offered for those with an extensive post-secondary background.*

Certificate in Journalism: 1 year

September

PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGR APHY (LE)

Prepares students for careers in photography and digital imaging through technical training (camera techniques, lighting, lab work, and image manipulation) and a grounding in the business and aesthetic aspects of the profession. Explore photography for advertising, architecture, editorial, industry, photojournalism, portraiture, and science.*

Diploma in Professional Photography: 2 years

September

PUBLISHING (LE) Provides comprehensive training for those entering the publishing industry or creating their own graphic design/electronic publishing business. The program covers print-based graphics, photo-intensive publishing sequences, writing, editing, and new media publishing.*

Diploma in Publishing: 3 semesters

September

THEATRE ARTS AT STUDIO 58 (LE)

As one of the most renowned theatre programs in Canada, Theatre Arts at Studio 58 provides practical, hands-on training for an exciting and rewarding career in professional theatre, film, and television.*

The acting option has intensive classes, workshops, and participation in productions. Graduates of the Diploma in Theatre Arts (Acting) are eligible to apply for admission to the Bachelor of Performing Arts: Degree Completion Program, conferred by Capilano University and Douglas College. For more information, visit www.douglascollege.ca.

Diploma in Theatre Arts (Acting): 3 years

September January

*Check the website for specific program admission requirements.

PROGR AMS (continued) Credential(s) Intake(s)

THEATRE ARTS AT STUDIO 58 (LE)

The production option has intensive classes, workshops, and backstage participation in productions.

Diploma in Theatre Arts (Production): 2 years

January

POST-DEGREE PROGR AMS Credential(s) Intake(s)

WEB & MOBILE APP DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT (LE)

This post-degree diploma is for students who hold a bachelor’s degree and wish to pursue a career in web development.

This program focuses on web and mobile app design and development, from concept to deployment. It encompasses visual aesthetics (typography, colour theory, and graphics), client and server programming, user-experience design, and project management.

Students have a common set of courses throughout the program and specialize in one of two areas: Designer or Developer. An optional Work Experience Term is available.*

Post-Degree Diploma in Web and Mobile App Design and Development: 2 years

September January

CONTINUING STUDIES PROGR AMS Credential(s) Intake(s)

2D ANIMATION AND DIGITAL ART

The 2D Animation and Digital Art Program provides comprehensive, hands-on training in software, workflows, and drawing skills for working in the animation and digital art industry. Students will learn character design, animation, life drawing, environmental design, and storyboarding.

Diploma in 2D Animation and Digital Art: 2 years

September January

3D ANIMATION FOR GAME, FILM & VISUAL EFFECTS

This program provides students with the hands-on training and experience required to pursue employment in the 3D animation industry. Students will learn the latest animation techniques in an environment that is run like a fast-paced, real-world production studio.

Diploma in 3D Animation for Game, Film & Visual Effects: 2 years

January

DIGITAL FILM PRODUCTION

This unique program provides full-time and part-time professional film industry training in all aspects of digital video production to students with a commitment to the film-making process. This 16-week full-time accelerated hands-on film education covers: drama, documentary, music video production, directing, producing, screenwriting, camera/sound technical skills, digital post production, career skills, and more.

Certificate in Digital Film Production: 16 weeks


DIGITAL MUSIC PRODUCTION

The Digital Music Production Program is designed for modern, independent music producers and composers to work in recording, film, TV, gaming, advertising, and multimedia. Students develop a wide range of skills and gain hands-on experience in a home studio and a professional recording studio. Acceptance into this program is based on an interview and demo submission process.

Certificate in Digital Music Production: 1 year

September


Marrying her passions.Laura Murray, Journalism Alumna

Laura Murray studied dance for 18 years before she enrolled in Langara’s Journalism diploma program.

“I knew that one day I would want to marry my passion for dance and art with something to do with writing.

I also felt the skill set I would gain from Langara's Journalism program could easily be moved into a

marketing or PR career,” she says.

Today, Murray runs a “one stop shop” agency offering marketing and communication services to arts

organizations. The founder of Murray Paterson Marketing Group, Murray was named one of Business in

Vancouver’s 2016 top business leaders under age 40.

Read more of Laura's story at

www.thisislangara.ca.

BusinessPROGRAM INFORMATION



ACCOUNTING (LE) Provides practical skills required in accounting and proficiency in business decision-making and analysis. Graduates of this diploma program who meet the minimum academic entrance requirements can ladder into the third year of the Bachelor of Business Administration program. Many courses are eligible for exemptions from the courses offered by Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada.*

Diploma in Accounting: 2 years (Co-operative Education Option available)


ADVANCED ACCOUNTING

The Certificate in Advanced Accounting affords job-ready skills within accounting and finance. The program provides opportunities for students graduating from a two-year college program, employees working in an accounting function without recognized credential, and internationally-trained accountants wanting to work in Canada. Graduates are eligible to write the qualifying exam through CPA Canada to receive the CPA’s Advanced Certificate in Accounting and Finance.

Certificate in Advanced Accounting: 1 year


BUSINESS ADMINISTR ATION (BBA) (LE)

This comprehensive, full- or part-time, baccalaureate degree business program is for students interested in careers in accounting, business management, international business management, and marketing management. This applied program provides a solid foundation of theory and practical knowledge with specialized courses in each of these concentrations. Students work closely with organizations, applying their knowledge to business situations as they learn. Courses within the Accounting concentration meet the prerequisites required for entry into the Canadian Chartered Professional Accountants program.*

Bachelor of Business Administration: 4 years

With concentrations in:• Accounting

• Business Management

• International Business Management

• Marketing Management

(Co-operative Education Option available)


BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (LE)

Provides a solid grounding in a variety of business subjects including accounting, marketing, research methods in business, management principles, organizational behaviour, entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial financial management, business planning, business presentation skills, and law, as well as courses such as economics, English, communications, and mathematics of business. Graduates of this diploma program who meet the minimum academic entrance requirements can ladder into the third year of the Bachelor of Business Administration program.*

Diploma in Business Management: 2 years (Co-operative Education Option available)


COMMERCE (OE) Provides courses needed for equivalency to pre-Commerce and first-year Commerce. The diploma facilitates transfer to UBC, SFU, and UVic. The program provides a basis for entry into general business fields and a business-oriented direction for mathematically-inclined students.

Diploma in Arts and Science (Commerce): 2 years


COMMERCE & BUSINESS STUDIES (OE)

Provides courses needed for equivalency to first- and second-year Commerce or Business Administration at SFU, UBC, and UVic. Students may also apply to bridge into the third year of Langara’s Bachelor of Business Administration program.

Associate of Arts Degree in Commerce and Business Studies: 2 years


FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (LE)

Provides practical skills required in accounting and financial services and proficiency in business decision making and analysis. Many courses are eligible for university-transfer credit or exemptions for the courses offered by Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada, or carry credit towards a professional designation in the fields of credit management, banking, trust administration, and insurance. Graduates of this program who meet the minimum academic entrance requirements can ladder or bridge into the third year of the Bachelor of Business Administration program.*

Diploma in Financial Management: 2 years (Co-operative Education Option available)


FINANCIAL SERVICES (LE) This program is designed to give students the knowledge and skills required to be successful in fields such as banking, insurance, or financial planning. The program includes optional Co-operative Education work.*

Diploma in Financial Services: 2 years (Co-operative Education Option available)


MARKETING MANAGEMENT (LE)

Focuses on the principles and practices of marketing in communications, promotions, and business research, and marketing’s role in different types of profit and non-profit organizations. Courses include accounting, marketing communications design, research methods in business, advertising, selling skills, integrated marketing communications, organizational behaviour, business presentation skills, and law, as well as economics, English, communications, and mathematics of business. Graduates of this diploma program who meet the minimum academic entrance requirements can ladder into the third year of the Bachelor of Business Administration program.*

Diploma in Marketing Management: 2 years (Co-operative Education Option available)



PROGR AMS (continued) Credential(s) Intake(s)

NUTRITION & FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT (LE)

Learn the basics of management and supervision through food service-based practicums and field work. Students are prepared for management careers in the food services industry. Many of the courses are taken online. Graduates are eligible for membership in the Canadian Society of Nutrition Management and related provincial associations.*

Diploma in Nutrition and Food Service Management: 2 years (Co-operative Education Option available)


Applicants holding a Bachelor of Science in Nutritional Science, dietetics, or related higher-level degree from a recognized Canadian post-secondary institution may enter the Advanced Standing option directly into second year.*

Diploma in Nutrition and Food Service Management (Advanced Standing Option): 1 year


Students may choose the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Transfer Option of this diploma. In this option, students complete most of the bridging courses required for admission to the third year of the BBA (Business Management or Marketing Management concentrations).*

Diploma in Nutrition and Food Service Management (BBA Transfer Option): 2 years



ACCOUNTING (LE) This post-degree diploma is for students who hold a bachelor’s degree and want to pursue a professional accounting career and CPA designation in Canada. The program meets the requirements for entry level education of the Chartered Professional Accountants Professional Education Program (PEP).*

Post-Degree Diploma in Accounting: 2 years (Co-operative Education Option available)


BUSINESS ADMINISTR ATION (LE)

This post-degree diploma is for students who hold a bachelor’s degree and wish to pursue a career in business. The program consists of three semesters of in-class studies plus a one-semester experiential work term which provides students with a career experience work placement.*

Post-Degree Diploma in Business Administration: 2 years


MARKETING MANAGEMENT (LE)

This post-degree diploma is for students who hold a bachelor’s degree and wish to pursue a career in marketing. The program consists of three semesters of in-class studies plus a one-semester experiential work term which provides students with a career experience work placement.*

Post-Degree Diploma in Marketing Management: 2 years



SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS

The Supply Chain and Logistics program provides an intensive understanding of global supply chains. Students will learn from professionals in the field about sourcing, procurement, coordination, strategic management, materials management, and the delivery of goods and services, among other topics. The program includes an 8-10 week work placement.

Post-Degree Diploma in Supply Chain & Logistics: 2 years

September January


The Canadian experience.Navdeep Hanspal, Business Administration (PDD) Alumnus

Navdeep came to Canada to build a new life for him and his family. Despite a tough beginning, feeling

homesick, juggling a part-time job, full-time school, and caring for his family – Navdeep persevered. His goal

was to complete his education as soon as possible and find a good job. He took a co-op placement and used

his experience from a previous job to implement a paperless environment at his new co-op company office.

“The PDD courses helped me build my résumé and cover letter that were tailored for Canadian employers.

We practiced doing interviews. My boss, (from my co-op placement) … hired me full-time. Now, I take care of

three different companies (Padtech Global Sourcing, Kiari Consulting, and Painted Picture) as bookkeeper

and office administrator. My co-op job has become my permanent job.”

Read more of Navdeep's story

at www.thisislangara.ca.

Science and TechnologyPROGRAM INFORMATION




The most comprehensive Arts and Science program of any college in BC with more than 200 first- and second-year university-transferable courses to choose from.







SCIENCE (GENER AL) (OE) Students develop deeper insight into multiple disciplines while building lab skills, field techniques, and the ability to analyze data. Students choose specialization areas and design their own well-rounded academic program.

Associate of Science Degree: 2 years


APPLIED SCIENCE FOR ENGINEERING (LE)

Foundational engineering education, enabling eligibility to apply for advanced placement in Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board undergraduate programs. The diploma provides thorough grounding in mathematics and natural sciences, including laboratory practice and technical communications. Students are introduced to Canadian engineering practice, history and social context, and engineering principles of case study and design.*

Diploma in Applied Science for Engineering: 2 years

September

BIOINFORMATICS (OE) Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary science dealing with the application of computer science to the study of biology. Bioinformatics education is in demand for many careers in science and healthcare. Students completing a diploma or associate degree in Bioinformatics will be well prepared to complete their Bachelor of Science at any university in BC.

Associate of Science Degree in Bioinformatics: 2 years (Co-operative Education Option available)

Diploma in Bioinformatics: 2 years (Co-operative Education Option available)


BIOLOGY (OE) Includes courses in cell biology, botany, ecology, genetics, zoology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics. Flexibility in course selection allows students to choose a concentration and/or transfer to any BC university. Leads to career paths in research, education, law, and health-related fields.

Associate of Science Degree in Biology: 2 years (Co-operative Education Option available)

Diploma in Biology: 2 years (Co-operative Education Option available)


CHEMISTRY (OE) Skills learned include developing a scientific approach to tackling problems, critical thinking and analysis of data, writing scientific reports, team work, communicating with colleagues, and meeting deadlines. This program includes courses in analytical, organic, and physical chemistry, as well as mathematics, physics, and biology.

Associate of Science Degree in Chemistry: 2 years

Diploma in Chemistry: 2 years


COMPUTER SCIENCE (OE) Provides a strong foundation in computer science and transfers directly into third year computer science at UBC, SFU, and UVic.

Associate of Science Degree in Computer Science: 2 years



COMPUTER STUDIES (LE) Flexible program for students looking for a computing career and/or to transfer to university. Specializations include computer engineering, network security administration, software engineering, project management, and web development.*

Diploma in Computer Studies: 2 years



ECOLOGY (OE) Students who are completing the Associate of Science Degree in Biology or the Diploma in Biology can complete the Citation in Ecology during their first two to three semesters.

Citation in Ecology: 8-12 months


ENGINEERING TR ANSFER (LE)

This program is equivalent to the first year of UBC’s Applied Science program, and is an excellent foundation for further university studies in the physical sciences. Those who complete the program may apply directly to second-year engineering at UBC.*

Certificate in Arts and Science (Engineering): 1 year

September



INTERNET & WEB TECHNOLOGY (LE)

Prepares students to meet the challenges of web technology by providing lifelong opportunities for academic and career advancement. Courses include computer science, web development and programming, multimedia, animation, operating systems, and databases.*

Certificate in Internet and Web Technology: 1 year


LIBR ARY & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (LE)

Prepares students for duties in information centres as well as public, academic, and specialized (medical, legal, corporate, or government) libraries. Part-time and online options available.*

Diploma in Library and Information Technology: 2 years

September

Students may choose the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Transfer Option of this diploma. In this option, students complete most of the bridging courses required for admission to the third year of the BBA.*

Diploma in Library and Information Technology (BBA Transfer Option): 2 years

September

The flexible participation option is a distance education option for students in the Library & Information Technology program. Selected courses will be offered in each semester (Spring, Summer, and Fall).*

Diploma in Library and Information Technology (Flexible Participation Option): 2 years


MATHEMATICS (OE) Provides a strong foundation for transferring to third year at BC universities. Courses include calculus, linear algebra, analysis, differential equations, statistics, computer science, and English, as well as science, social science, and humanities electives.

Associate of Arts Degree in Mathematics: 2 years

Associate of Science Degree in Mathematics: 2 years


PHYSICS (OE) Students learn to apply physics in diverse contexts and can choose from courses in chemistry, mathematics, computer science, modern physics, electricity, magnetism, thermodynamics, and classical mechanics. A number of astronomy courses are also available.

Associate of Science Degree in Physics: 2 years



WEB & MOBILE APP DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT (LE)

This post-degree diploma is for students who hold a bachelor’s degree and wish to pursue a career in web development.

This program focuses on web and mobile app design and development, from concept to deployment. It encompasses visual aesthetics (typography, colour theory, and graphics), client and server programming, user-experience design, and project management.

Students have a common set of courses throughout the program and specialize in one of two areas: Designer or Developer. An optional Work Experience Term is available.*

Post-Degree Diploma in Web and Mobile App Design and Development: 2 years

September January


A wonderful way to look at the world.Catherine Kallin, Physics Alumna, Outstanding Alumni Award recipient

Catherine Kallin is a theoretical physicist, and the Canada Research Chair in Quantum Materials Theory at

McMaster University. Currently she is on a fellowship visiting Stanford University where she is working in the

area of topological superconductivity – working with materials that conduct electricity with no loss of energy.

“When I started at Langara, I was not only neutral, but I had been turned off of physics. My instructor

introduced me to how interesting physics is, what a wonderful way to look at the world and use mathematics

to understand the world around us."

Catherine has recently been named a Simons Fellow in Theoretical Physics, the only Canadian among 14 North

Americans in 2016 to receive this prestigious honour.

Read more of Catherine's story

at www.thisislangara.ca.

Humanities and Social SciencesPROGRAM INFORMATION



ARTS (GENER AL) (OE) Develop deeper insight into multiple disciplines while building writing, analytical, and critical-thinking abilities. Students design their own academic program and explore a range of subject areas.

Associate of Arts Degree: 2 years



The most comprehensive Arts and Science program of any college in BC – more than 200 first- and second-year university-transferable courses to choose from.







ABORIGINAL STUDIES (LE) / (OE)

An integrated program addressing a variety of Aboriginal issues. Students will gain an understanding of the historic and contemporary realities of Aboriginal peoples in Canada, including self-government, land claims, and community development.

Associate of Arts Degree in Aboriginal Studies: 2 years


The Diploma in Arts and Science (Aboriginal Studies) provides students with a thorough understanding of the historic, current, and future circumstances of Aboriginal life in Canada and internationally.*

Diploma in Arts and Science (Aboriginal Studies): 2 years


Provides an educational option for students with bachelor’s degrees whose work requires knowledge of Aboriginal issues.*

Certificate in Aboriginal Studies Post-Degree: 1 year


ASIAN STUDIES (OE) Provides insight into the cultural values, international situations, and lifestyles of the Asia-Pacific region. Prepares students for Asian Studies at UBC. An exchange program to Korea is also available, as well as scholarships and awards to study at Asian colleges and universities.

Associate of Arts Degree in Asian Studies: 2 years

Diploma in Arts and Science (Asian Studies): 2 years


CANADIAN STUDIES (OE) Provides an in-depth understanding and appreciation of Canadian society. Covers critical perspectives on major issues that mark contemporary Canada, such as racism, emerging women’s roles, working life, Aboriginal concerns, Quebec separatism, and American domination. Core courses draw from history, sociology, political science, and English.

Associate of Arts Degree in Canadian Studies: 2 years

Diploma in Arts and Science (Canadian Studies): 2 years


CL ASSICAL STUDIES (OE) Explores the history, literature, philosophy, archaeology, mythology, and the arts of Greece and Rome. Provides perspective on how these societies still influence the world today. An external study opportunity to Greece is offered in some summer semesters.

Associate of Arts Degree in Canadian Studies: 2 years

Diploma in Arts and Science (Canadian Studies): 2 years


CRIMINAL JUSTICE (LE) Blends applied skill-based courses with university-transferable courses in criminology and related arts courses to prepare for further study or careers in law enforcement, criminology, or security. Students apply their knowledge to real-world situations and gain work experience through volunteer work.*

Diploma in Criminal Justice: 2 years

September January

Students may choose the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Transfer Option of this diploma. In this option, students complete most of the bridging courses required for admission to the third year of the BBA (Business Management or Marketing Management concentration).*

Diploma in Criminal Justice (BBA Transfer Option): 2 years

September January

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (LE)

Balances an academic foundation with practicum experience to enable graduates to work in preschools, childcare centres, and other early childhood learning settings. This program is recognized for providing quality training and is approved by the Early Childhood Education Registry of BC.*

Diploma in Early Childhood Education: 1 year

September January

A Special Education Post Basic Citation is offered for early childhood educators already holding an Early Childhood Education diploma or certificate. *

Citation in Early Childhood Education: Special Education Post Basic: 8 months

September January


Advocating for community.Randy Robinson, Aboriginal Studies Alumnus, Outstanding Alumni Rising Star Award Recipient

Randy came to Langara as a mature student after spending years in his community working for a variety

of charities. He quickly emerged as a leader of the College’s Aboriginal student community – Randy is

Algonquin from Timiskaming First Nation – taking on the position of Aboriginal Liaison for Langara’s

Students’ Union.

“I would recommend the Aboriginal Studies Program to Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal learners alike. The

course material challenges learners to grow intellectually and to think critically about Aboriginal issues

that affect every one of us in Canada. What I learned at Langara helped me focus my goals and define how I

will serve my community in the future.”

Randy graduated from the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia, and recently

passed the bar. He is making his dream of becoming an Aboriginal-rights lawyer a reality.

Read more of Randy's story at


Humanities and Social Sciences (continued)PROGRAM INFORMATION



EDUCATION ASSISTANT (LE)

This program blends theoretical principles with practical learning experiences in schools to prepare students for a rewarding career working with children with special needs in a team environment. Graduates work in a variety of school districts throughout the BC public school system.*

Certificate in Education Assistant: 1 year

September

A co-ordinated diploma is awarded to students who complete the certificate and an additional 10 courses (minimum 30 credits, 24 of which must be university-transferable courses that have science, social science, or humanities attributes).*

Diploma in Education Assistant (Co-ordinated): 2 years


ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (OE)

Builds knowledge, skill, and experience to address complex issues of globalization, ecosystems, and human impact on the environment. This is an interdisciplinary program which draws from biology, chemistry, English, and geography. A one-week field school is also available.

Associate of Arts Degree in Environmental Studies: 2 years

Associate of Science Degree in Environmental Studies: 2 years

Diploma in Arts and Science (Environmental Studies): 2 years

Citation in Environmental Studies: 8 months


FAMILY STUDIES (OE) Courses cover the sociological, psychological, philosophical, literary, and historical perspectives on families in Canada and elsewhere. Guest speakers provide innovative analyses and experiential accounts.

Associate of Arts Degree in Family Studies: 2 years

Diploma in Arts and Science (Family Studies): 2 years


GEOGR APHY (OE) Explores aspects of our physical environment including volcanoes, earthquakes, and glaciers, and examines the impact of human activities in urban, cultural, environmental, and economic contexts. Studies include social sciences, sociology, and economics, as well as natural sciences such as geology, biology, and physics.

Associate of Arts Degree in Geography: 2 years


HISTORY (OE) Intended to prepare students to pursue third- and fourth-year courses at university as majors or minors in history. The program is also beneficial for students wishing to pursue careers in journalism, government, social policy, or law. Students learn to critically evaluate conflicting evidence, evaluate data, refine their communication skills, and to think and reason in a logical manner.

Associate of Arts Degree in History: 2 years


L ATIN AMERICAN STUDIES (OE)

Students examine the geography, history, politics, economies, languages, and cultures of Latin America, preparing them for further university studies in this area or to work in the region. External studies opportunities are periodically held in Latin America.

Associate of Arts Degree in Latin American Studies: 2 years

Diploma in Arts and Science (Latin American Studies): 2 years

Citation in Latin American Studies: 8 months


PEACE & CONFLICT STUDIES (OE)

Considers the problems of human conflict and how they can be resolved constructively and non-violently. Draws on the perspectives of physical and social sciences, history, and philosophy. Guest lecturers include labour mediators, politicians, and peace leaders.

Associate of Arts Degree in Peace and Conflict Studies: 2 years

Diploma in Arts and Science (Peace and Conflict Studies)


PHILOSOPHY (OE) Develops students’ ability to think clearly about fundamental questions, including those that frequently lie at the root of other disciplines. Philosophy asks questions about the nature of knowledge, reality, truth, consciousness, freedom, moral obligation, aesthetic value, happiness, justice, and virtue – questions asked by those who seek to understand themselves, their society, and their world.

Associate of Arts Degree in Philosophy: 2 years




POLITICAL SCIENCE (OE)

Students develop a common set of skills designed to enable them to gain an enriched appreciation of the complexity of political life, while developing an enhanced ability to think critically about the world in which we live.

Associate of Arts Degree in Political Science: 2 years


PSYCHOLOGY (OE) Prepares students for transfer to third-year psychology programs at BC universities. Study the role of the brain; memory and thinking processes; lifespan development; social, family, and cultural influences; psychological disorders; and related issues.

Associate of Arts Degree in Psychology: 2 years


SOCIAL SERVICE WORKER (LE)

Provides students with a combination of academic, experiential, and community-based learning for the delivery of basic social service. Focus is on translating theory into practical skills through workshops, community speakers, community agency visits, and practicum placements for all students.*

Certificate in Social Service Worker: 1 year

September

A co-ordinated diploma is awarded to students who complete the certificate plus an additional 10 courses (minimum 30 credits, 24 of which must be university-transferable with science, social science, or humanities attributes).*

Diploma in Social Service Worker (Co-ordinated): 2 years


WOMEN’S STUDIES (OE)

Provides diverse perspectives on women’s history, contemporary experiences, analyses, and movements for change. Examines critical concepts for understanding women’s perspectives on their experiences personally, collectively, locally, and globally.

Associate of Arts Degree in Women’s Studies: 2 years

Diploma in Arts and Science (Women’s Studies): 2 years



APPLIED PL ANNING (LE)

An intensive program designed for students with an undergraduate degree or equivalent. Courses emphasize team-based learning and introduce students to case studies, practical projects, and a range of skills necessary for the practicing planner.*

Post-Degree Diploma in Applied Planning: 12 months

(Work Experience Option available)

September


HealthPROGRAM INFORMATION



FOOD AND NUTRITION (OE)

The Associate of Science Degree in Food and Nutrition prepares students to meet course requirements for application to the BSc (Food, Nutrition, and Health) program in the Faculty of Land and Food Systems at UBC, with an option for transfer into dietetics, if eligible. The curriculum has been updated for 2018 and may qualify graduates for admission to similar baccalaureate programs at other universities across Canada.

Associate of Science Degree in Food and Nutrition: 2 years

January

FOOD, NUTRITION, AND HEALTH TR ANSFER (LE)

The Diploma in Food, Nutrition, and Health Transfer is a new limited enrolment diploma developed in collaboration with UBC. Graduates of the diploma will receive admission to Land and Food Systems Faculty and be eligible to apply to 3rd year dietetics degree program.*

Diploma in Food, Nutrition, and Health Transfer: 2 years

January May September

FOUNDATIONS IN HEALTH STUDIES (OE)

The Citation in Foundations in Health Studies is designed for students who want to pursue the admission requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

Citation in Foundations in Health Studies: 8-12 months


HEALTH SCIENCES (OE) An interdisciplinary approach examining health, illness, and disease in human communities. It builds on the basic sciences but also draws from research-oriented fields such as psychology and economics. Students may transfer to third-year studies in SFU’s Faculty of Health Sciences.

Associate of Arts Degree in Health Sciences: 2 years

Associate of Science Degree in Health Sciences: 2 years

Diploma in Arts and Science (Health Sciences: Arts): 2 years

Diploma in Arts and Science (Health Sciences: Science): 2 years


KINESIOLOGY (OE) Primarily for those completing two years of university-transferable courses towards a degree in human kinetics, physical education, or kinesiology. Many courses offer certification from organizations such as National Coaching Certification Association, SportMed BC, and BC Recreation & Parks Association.

Diploma in Kinesiology: 2 years


LEISURE STUDIES (OE) With appropriate selection of courses, students can complete two years of university-transfer coursework towards a degree in recreation, leisure, or sport studies.

Diploma in Leisure Studies: 2 years


NURSING (LE) The Bachelor of Science in Nursing program provides students with comprehensive knowledge and skills to practice nursing in the healthcare system. Upon completion, students are eligible to write the NCLEX-RN® examination. Open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents.*

Bachelor of Science in Nursing: 3 years

September January

The Advanced Entry option is an advanced entry program for full-scope Licensed Practical Nurses who wish to become Registered Nurses. Upon completion, students enter Term 3 of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program to complete the second- and third-year of the degree.*

Bachelor of Science in Nursing: 3 years

January May

RECREATION LEADERSHIP (LE)

Students learn the skills and competencies to create quality recreation experiences. Topics include leadership, program, and event development; facility operations; budgeting; human relationships; and community and business development. Qualified students may continue to complete a Bachelor of Recreation Management.*

Diploma in Recreation Leadership: 2 years

September

RECREATION MANAGEMENT (LE)

This online degree completion program is aimed at professionals with recreation diplomas who wish to upgrade their skills and pursue entry-level or middle management positions in the recreation field. The program combines a solid foundation in management theory with specialized practical courses in recreation.*

Bachelor of Recreation Management: 2 years




DIVERSITY & INCLUSION LEADERSHIP (LE)

This program offers internationally-educated professionals an opportunity to develop their leadership skills in the workplace in Canada and across the globe. Students broaden and deepen their understanding of the ethics and legalities of diversity and inclusion in the workplace, media, and society. Students are taught to challenge their own perspectives by applying their leadership skills relating to diversity and inclusion in the simulated workplace setting. Check the website for specific program admission requirements.

Post-Degree Certificate in Diversity and Inclusion Leadership: 1 year

September

NURSING LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT (LE)

This program is designed for Internationally Educated Nurses (IEN) for eligibility and application for nurse licensure and nursing practice in Canada. It includes critical thinking, clinical judgment and decision making, verbal and written communication, and cultural safety as applied within the healthcare setting. Students have opportunities to apply nursing knowledge, build their clinical competency, and start preparing for the NCLEX-RN® examination within the classroom and nursing laboratory. Check the website for specific program admission requirements.

Post-Degree Certificate in Nursing Leadership and Management: 1 year

September January


REGISTERED MASSAGE THER APY (RMT)

Prepares students to be independent, successful, and professional healthcare providers. The curriculum goes beyond the standard in areas such as gross anatomy, business skills, and subtle manual therapies, and provides practical training in student clinics and diverse outreach locations to ensure students have every opportunity to apply and integrate their learning in a supervised setting. The RMT program is recognized by the College of Massage Therapists of BC.

Diploma in Registered Massage Therapy: 2 years

September January


From Langara to the NFL.Arthur Tolhurst, Human Kinetics Alumnus

Sports were always Arthur’s passion, and football a defining force in his life. After spending a year at

Langara, Arthur transferred to UBC, embarking on a journey that led him to become a Strength and

Conditioning Assistant with the NFL’s Cleveland Browns.

“I really liked sports and the science of movement. Human Kinetics was a way to incorporate both. I was

able to relate a lot of my coursework to the sports I participated in. I use the knowledge I learned at Langara

everyday from general anatomy to different coaching principles.”Read more of Arthur's story at



Make it work for you. FLEXIBLE STUDY OPTIONS

Langara recognizes the need for

flexibility and different ways of learning.

We offer traditional classroom learning

and a variety of flexible study options.

CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATIONWant to get work experience while still in school?

Consider Co-operative Education. Co-op allows

you to alternate full-time study semesters with

paid work terms. Gain practical, career-related

work experience to get a head start in your career.

As one of the first colleges in BC to offer co-op,

Langara has been placing co-op students with

employers for over 35 years.

CONCURRENT STUDIESInterested in getting a head start? Have great

grades? Take university-level courses while

still attending secondary school. Contact

[email protected] for more information.

STUDENT EXCHANGESExperience a different country through

educational and cultural experiences. Exchange

students study for one semester at a partner

institution while paying tuition to Langara

and earning credits that transfer back to their

transcript. For more information, visit

www.langara.ca.

ESL STUDIESNeed to improve your English skills? Langara

English for Academic Purposes (LEAP) provides

intensive English and academic training to

prepare students for university-level studies.

Developmental and ESL courses are also available

for students at the post-secondary level who

require additional training in fundamental

English reading and/or writing.

FIELD SCHOOLSField schools combine the rigors of academic

study with real-world experience. Earn credits

while travelling to exotic places and experiencing

life first-hand: study history and culture in

Japan, gain insight into contemporary China in a

social, business, and cultural context, or work an

archeological dig. For a full list of programs, visit

www.langara.ca.

GUIDED INDEPENDENT STUDIESIf your work or home schedule makes it difficult

to attend regular on-campus classes, we may

have a solution for you. Guided independent

studies integrate printed materials and online

components with a few in-class sessions. Subject

areas include Chinese, French, Spanish, and

psychology.

ONLINE DISTANCE EDUCATIONThe world is your classroom via the Internet.

Interact with instructors and classmates online

with a schedule that works for you. For a full list

of online course options, visit www.langara.ca.

International

Baika Women’s University Japan Royal Institute of Nursing and Global Education and Charitable Trust

India

Burapha University Thailand Ryukoku University Japan

European Graduate School Switzerland Seouil University Korea

Griffith University Australia Shenzhen Polytechnic University China

Highline Community College USA Sichuan University for Science & Technology

China

Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia of Paraiba

Brazil Soonchunhyang University Korea

Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey

Mexico Tenri University Japan

International Pacific College New Zealand

Taegu Technical College Republic of Korea

Kansai University of International Studies

Japan Takushoku University Japan

Kagoshima Immaculate Heart College Japan Tokiwa University Japan

Knox Community College Jamaica Tokushima Bunri University Japan

Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology

Kenya Unico Universidad Autónoma De Guadalajara

Mexico

New York Institute of Technology USA Universidad del Valle de Atemajac (UNIVA)

Mexico

Osaka Ohtani University Japan University of Auckland New Zealand

Portland State University USA University of Idaho USA

Rajabhat Institute Loei Thailand University of New Orleans USA

Reitaku University Japan University of Sussex United Kingdom

DEGREE PARTNERSHIPS Interested in furthering your studies at a different institution? Langara has a growing number of

partnerships with universities across Canada and around the world. Start your degree here, and then

transition to any of these universities to complete your credential. For more information about our

degree partnerships contact [email protected]

CanadianAthabasca University Capilano University College of the Rockies Emily Carr University of Art & Design Justice Institute of British Columbia Kwantlen Polytechnic University Nicola Valley Institute of Technology Okanagan College Queen's University

Royal Roads University Simon Fraser University University of British Columbia University of Canada West University of Fraser Valley University of Lethbridge University of Northern British Columbia University of Victoria Vancouver Island University


Making things easier.STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES

SERVICES FOR ABORIGINAL STUDENTS

Need help transitioning to college

life — funding applications, enrolment

confirmation, course selection, personal

support? Contact services for aboriginal

students for a suite of educational and

cultural supports for your academic journey.

Contact [email protected] or call

604.323.5645 for more information.

ADMISSIONS ADVISINGHave questions about admission

requirements? Langara’s admissions advisors

are here to help walk you through the

admissions process and get you started on

the path to success. Contact an advisor at

[email protected].

BOOKSTORE

Pick up all of your textbooks, stationery

supplies, and gifts in person at the Bookstore

or order online at www.langara.ca/bookstore

for pickup or delivery. The Bookstore

offers textbook choices to accommodate

any budget. Search your booklist at

mycampusstore.langara.ca.

CHILDCARE

The Langara Child Development Centre

runs a full-time, inclusive daycare centre

for children ages 18 months to five years.

Priority placement is given to student and

employee families. Contact the daycare at

[email protected].

CO-OP & CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTRE The Co-op and Career Development

Centre is a central resource that is

designed to connect you to skills,

resources, and employers. Gain access to

in-class employment courses, co-operative

education opportunities, career workshops,

resume review, interview practice, and

resources that will help develop essential

skills for the workplace. This dynamic

centre provides a central place for students,

employers, alumni, associations, and

sponsors to grow valuable connections.

For additional career development resources

and details on upcoming events, visit www.

langara.ca/coop-and-career-development.

COUNSELLINGYou can get confidential personal,

educational, and career counselling through

the counselling department. Counselling

also offers student success workshops and

course planning sessions throughout the

year. Contact the counselling department at

[email protected].

DISABILITY SERVICESDo you require an academic accommodation?

Disability services arranges support services

for students on a case-by-case basis. Contact

disability services as soon as possible at

[email protected] or visit

www.langara.ca/disability-services for

more information.

FINANCIAL AIDFind ways to reduce financial barriers. Get

information on bursaries, scholarships,

emergency loans, grant programs, student

loans, work assistance programs, and

various other assistance programs. For more

information, visit www.langara.ca/finaid.

HEALTH SERVICESNeed a medical consultation? Langara health

services provides confidential healthcare

services to the college community. Physicians

and an advanced practice nurse are available

for assessment, diagnosis, and treatment.

LANGARA STUDENTS’ UNION (LSU)The Langara Students’ Union is an

organization comprised of most of the

students registered at Langara. The LSU

provides services, advocacy, and social

events to its members. These include an

extended health and dental program, low cost

photocopying, a student discount program,

locker rentals, and more. Visit www.lsu.bc.ca

for more information.

LEARNING COMMONS & TUTORINGThe Learning Commons is designed to be a

one-stop shop for services and tools to help

enhance your learning. Many departments

offer free tutoring and academic help. This

includes help with accounting, biology,

chemistry, computer science, economics,

physics, and more. Visit www.langara.ca/

learning-commons for more information.

THE HUBThe Hub is the home of Langara’s

Office for Student Engagement.

Here you can connect with activities

and resources across the campus.

There are lots of opportunities to

get involved.

Services at The Hub:• Student clubs

• Student leadership

• VOLT Volunteer Program

• New student orientation & semester kickoff

• Phone chargers

• Television and lounge

LIBRARY This is your all-in-one location for

research and learning support at

Langara. Visit the Library in person or

online for all the information you need

for your assignments and more. The

Library also has quiet study spaces,

computers, printers, and a Starbucks.

NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION

Before the start of each semester,

Langara hosts an orientation for new

students. It’s a great way to prep for

school and learn about what you can

expect and what is expected of you

during your time here at Langara.

PARENT AND SUPPORTER ORIENTATIONParents and family play an important

role in student success. Parent and

Supporter Orientation is hosted once

a year, prior to the start of the fall

semester. Meet instructors, speak with

current students, tour the campus, and

become familiar with college life.

SAFEWALK SERVICEWe want to ensure the safety and

security of everyone on campus. The

College provides safewalk services at

any time. For safewalk service, visit the

Security Office or call 604.562.1011.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSNeed help deciding on which post-secondary

institution to attend? Visit the International

Education (IE) section of the website to

see 10 important reasons why you should

choose to study at Langara, or contact IE at

[email protected].

International student services include:

• The i-Guide Mentorship Program

• Langara PLUS Program

• International student orientation

• On- and off-campus activities

• Pre-arrival essentials

• Volunteer opportunities

In 2016/2017, Langara welcomed students

from more than 80 different countries

around the world.

LEAP – Langara English for Academic PurposesLEAP is an intensive English program

designed 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 open enrolment

programs at Langara.

HomestayThe Langara Homestay program offers

international students the chance to practice

speaking English and learn about Canadian

culture while living with a local family. Our

families are specifically chosen because of

their commitment to involving students

in family life and their interest in learning

about other cultures.

Langara PLUSThis program is designed for international

students to gain extracurricular experience,

skills, and knowledge in four categories

of activity: study skills workshops, social

events, recreational activities, and

lifestyle workshops.

For complete information about programs

and services for international students visit

www.langara.ca/international or email

[email protected].

Starting college is a big step. It’s okay

to ask for help. Langara offers a range

of student services to help you get the

most out of your college experience.

Contact information for these services

is available on the back cover and on

our website at www.langara.ca.


MIX AND MINGLEOrientation sessions, campus BBQs, student fundraisers,

workshops, film nights, forums – you name it. All year round,

we have events for students and the community. Find out about

campus happenings by checking out the News & Events page on

the Langara website, myLangara, or our social media channels.

Outside the classroom.ACTIVITIES AROUND CAMPUS

LANGARA VOLTConvert your energy to a good cause. Langara’s VOLT program

provides students with volunteer opportunities for a variety of

organizations. It’s a great way to make new connections, learn

new skills, gain experience, and give back to the community.

• Canadian Nursing Students’ Association - Langara (CNSA)

• Chinese Students & Scholars Association

• Every Nation Campus

• Friends of Overseas College & University Students (FOCUS)

• Garuda Indonesian Langara Association (GILA)

• Giddha Club

• Hillel Jewish Student Association

• Langara Aboriginal Students Association

• Langara Accounting Club

• Langara Airsoft Club

• Langara Anime Club

• Langara Art Club

• Langara Biology Club Evolved

• Langara Business Association (LBA)

• Langara Chess Club

• Langara Christians Club

• Langara Classical Studies Club

• Langara Competitions Club

• Langara Computer Science Club

• Langara Digital Media Marketing Club

• Langara Dragon Boat Team-Langara Ligers

• Langara Drawing Club

• Langara Economics Club

• Langara English Corner

• Langara eSports Association

• Langara French Club

• Langara International Socialists

• Langara Japan Club

• Langara Japanese Language NIHONGO Club

• Langara Kendo Club

• Langara Latin Club

• Langara Love Your Neighbour Club

• Langara Mandarin Club

• Langara Martial Arts Club

• Langara Music Initiative Club

• Langara Philosophy Club

• Langara Pride Club

• Langara Psychology Club

• Langara Run Club

• Langara Sikh Association (LSA)

• Langara Social Enterprise Association

• Langara Space & Astronomy Club

• Langara Sustainability Club

• Langara Tough Rugby Club

• Langara Ultimate Club

• Langara Weightlifting, Strength, and Conditioning Club

• Langara World Vision Club

• Power to Change - Langara

• South Asian Club

• Yoga Club

JOIN A CLUBOne of the best ways to meet like-minded people is to join a club.

Or if you have an interest in an area you don’t see here, start a club!

Below is a current list of some of the clubs open to all Langara students.

For a full list, please visit www.langara.ca/clubs.

Campus Clubs

KICK BACK AND RELAXThe Langara Students’ Union building is a great place to meet

up with friends, grab a bite to eat, relax between classes, or

catch a few zzz’s. The LSU includes:

• A sushi restaurant and coffee/sandwich shop with seating areas

• Foosball, table tennis, and bumper pool table

• Couches and tables for studying and playing board games

• Access to a bike repair shop, book binding, faxes, photocopiers, internet service, microwaves, hot water dispenser, and more

• Resource rooms for studying or committee meetings

BUILDING NATIONAL SUCCESSMen’s Basketball Head Coach Paul Eberhardt is looking forward to another strong

season. Since taking the helm of the program in 2012, the Falcons have been perennial

national contenders, making the CCAA National tournament three of the past five

seasons and winning a National Championship in 2013-2014. Coach Eberhardt will look

to a talented group of young players, bolstered by a number of experienced transfer

players, to return the Falcons to the National stage once again.

This will be the second season for Coach Winston Brown as the head of the

women’s basketball program at the College. The Falcons returned to the Provincial

Championships for the second year in a row and Coach Brown is looking to improve on

the teams’ post-season showing in 2017-18. The Falcons will be led by their returning

PACWEST All-Rookie team stand outs Trisha Francia and Nicola Erricson.

In the golf team’s second season back in the athletic program after a 40-year hiatus

they showed steady improvement finishing in 4th place in the conference. Coach Tom

Flockhart is excited for the continued improvement of the group and to see if stand

out Jacob Vanderpas can duplicate his outstanding season in which he was named the

PACWEST player of the year and a CCAA All-Canadian.

Studio 58, Langara’s professional theatre training

program, presents four full-length plays and two Risky

Nights projects between October and April every year.

All productions are designed and directed by working

professionals from the industry. Senior acting students

perform in the shows, and production students, along

with junior acting students, work backstage and provide

technical support.

Performances are reasonably priced. Every show on campus has FREE

student preview performances and $10 rush tickets for any student

from any institution with valid ID.

The 2017-2018 season includes:

• As You Like It September 28 - October 15, 2017

• Wilderness November 16 - December 3, 2017

• The Skin of Our Teeth February 1 - 18, 2018

• FourPlay: New Work by Excited Writers March 14 - 25, 2018

• The Risky Nights Series October 11 - 16, 2017 March 19 - 25, 2018

For more information, contact Studio 58 at 604.323.5227 or visit their

website at www.langara.ca/studio-58.

Work hard. Play harder.ATHLETICS & INTRAMURALS

Catch a show.STUDIO 58

LANGARA FALCONSSince 1970, Langara’s Falcons have

attracted some of the top athletic talent

from within British Columbia and across

Canada. The Falcons compete in the Pacific

Western Athletic Association (PACWEST)

in basketball, golf, and soccer and are

consistently recognized as one of the top

athletic teams.

Over the past four decades, the Falcons

have racked up an impressive number of

achievements, including:

• 25 National Championship Titles

• 168 Provincial Championship Titles

• 366 PACWEST Provincial All-Stars

• 18 Provincial Aggregate Trophies

• 82 CCAA All-Canadians

• 28 CCAA Academic All-Canadians

INTRAMURALSInterested in recreational sports?

Intramurals might be for you! We’ve got

basketball, badminton, volleyball, tennis,

indoor soccer, and more. It’s a great way to

meet new friends, have fun, and get some

exercise. Check online for the gym schedule

at www.langara.ca/athletics.

The 51st season in 2016 came to a spectacular close with

two Studio 58 productions, 42nd Street (that broke

box office records) and The Refugee Hotel written and

directed by award-winning author and playwright (and

Studio 58 graduate!) Carmen Aguirre. Studio 58’s 52nd

season once again offers great learning experiences

for our students and great plays for our audiences. The

classic Shakespeare comedy As You Like It which deals

with the trials and tribulations of young love will open

our season. A 100% contemporary take on the trials and

tribulations of today’s youth, Wilderness, follows. In

the New Year, the trials and tribulations of humanity

are explored in the American classic comedy The Skin

of Our Teeth. Who knows what trials and tribulations

our student writers will explore in FourPlay. With the

addition of two Risky Nights productions, we invite you

to join us for another outstanding season of theatre.


Photos by David Cooper and Emily Cooper


Money matters.COST OF TUITION

Langara has some of the most reasonable tuition rates in the province.

If you’re a typical domestic student taking a full course load (15 credits

per semester), your tuition will be about $1,400 per semester. Most

college students are also eligible for perks like a flexible, all-zone U-Pass

BC Compass Card, and a very reasonable Langara Students’ Union

health and dental plan.

SAMPLE COST BREAKDOWNThese are the current fees for

2017/2018. Visit www.langara.ca for

the most up-to-date information.

* Average domestic first-year student. For international student fees, please check www.langara.ca/international.

** Paid at start of fall semester. If you already have coverage, you can opt out at www.studentcare.ca.

*** Langara College is open year-round and offers classes in all three semesters (fall, spring, summer).

$36.47PER SEMESTER

Legacy Fund

$244.40PER SEMESTERStudents’ Union

Health & Dental Plan**

$164PER SEMESTER

U-Pass BC Compass Card

(all-zone transit pass)

$900PER SEMESTER

Required textbooks and supplies

(approximate)

$1,433.40PER SEMESTER

Tuition for 15 credits*

$2,854.45FALL

$2,610.05SPRING

$5,464.50COMBINED TOTAL

Fall and spring semesters***

$76.18PER SEMESTER

Students’ Union fees

1APPLY TO LANGARAFirst things first: prepare your application

package.

• Research your intended program of study and the admission requirements

• Apply via the Langara website (online or paper) or at www.educationplannerbc.ca

• Pay the application fee

• BC High School students:

• Provide us with your Personal Education Number (PEN)

• Complete a PSI Selections form on the BC Ministry of Education’s website before April 30, 2018 – the Ministry will send us your transcript on your behalf

• Your name on the application must match the name on your Ministry transcript

• Use your full legal name

• Provide a valid email address

Applying to a limited enrolment program?

Increase your success by applying to an open

enrolment program as well.

2ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR DOMESTIC STUDENTS All admission requirements must be met prior

to consideration for admission.

Regular academic requirements for admission

to Langara are:

• Successful completion of a BC secondary program (Grade 12) or the equivalent, or

• Successful completion of a BCABE (Adult Basic Education) or BCGED (General Educational Development) program, or

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

Submit all necessary official transcripts and

other supporting documents for application.

After your application is approved and all

documents have been verified, Langara will

send you an offer of admission via email.

• Processing times may take two to three weeks for submitted documentation

• Email communications will be sent to the email address you provide on your application

3REGISTRATIONMany courses have specific prerequisites.

All prerequisites for individual courses must

be completed prior to course registration.

• Research and complete course prerequisites, if applicable (see website for course offerings and prerequisites)

• Attend a course planning session (see website for dates)

• Make an appointment with a counsellor for course planning

• If necessary, write appropriate Diagnostic Tests

• Activate your registration time and date through your myLangara account

• Build your timetable with alternatives prior to registering

• Register or waitlist for courses on the date and time indicated when you activated your registration

• Pay for fees prior to the fee payment deadline - check “Important Dates” online.

View the Registration Guide online at

www.langara.ca/reg-guide.


How do I become a student?APPLICATION PROCESS

It’s easy to become a student – the hard part is choosing

from all of the programs and courses we offer.

Simply complete an online application (fastest and easiest method)

or fill out a paper application. Visit www.langara.ca for specific

program requirements.

WHEN DO I APPLY?Apply early! Langara begins accepting

applications 11 months prior to the start of

each semester. Open enrolment program

students are assigned a registration time

based on their date of application, and some

limited enrolment programs accept students

on a first-come, first-served basis.

WHAT ARE SPECIFIC PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS?For admission to limited enrolment programs,

you may need to meet additional admission

requirements. Examples of these requirements

include completion of specific courses, letters

of reference, statements of intent, interviews,

auditions, and/or portfolio submissions.

Requirements may also include achieving

appropriate 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 Tests.

Visit the Langara website at

www.langara.ca/programs-and-courses to

find additional requirements specific to

your program of interest.

Want to transfer credits?You must indicate your complete academic

history on your application. Transfer

credit may be awarded upon request for

courses completed at another recognized

post-secondary institution or through an

International Baccalaureate (IB) or Advanced

Placement (AP) program. To request transfer

credit, submit a Transfer Credit Request

form (available at www.langara.ca or at the

Registrar and Enrolment Services Office) along

with an official transcript and detailed course

outlines from the transferring institution.

Make sure you submit your transfer credit

request at least three months before the start

of the semester to have courses assessed in

time for course registration.

ARE YOU CURRENTLY IN GRADE 12?Info for BC Grade 12 studentsCurrent BC Grade 12 students can apply to

Langara as of October 1, 2017 for admission

to the fall semester 2018. Complete a PSI

Selections form and include your PEN on your

application to ensure that your interim grades

and final transcript are automatically sent

to Langara. To ensure we have your interim

transcript before registration begins in June,

you should submit an online application and

complete the PSI Selections form no later than

April 30, 2018. Apply early as many limited

enrolment programs admit students on a first-

come, first-served basis.

For English 12, English Literature 12, and

English First Peoples 12, we will use only the

final blended grade (classroom and provincial

exam mark) for admission and prerequisite

purposes. Students in the Adult Graduation

Program must also write the provincial exam

for English 12, English Literature 12, and

English First Peoples 12, in order to use the

course for admission or prerequisite purposes.

Conditional admission for BC Secondary School StudentsStudents currently enrolled in BC Grade 12

who are missing only one course for

graduation may appeal for conditional

admission to Langara. Visit our website at

www.langara.ca/admissions/requirements.

Concurrent studies for BC Secondary School StudentsIf you have demonstrated academic excellence

and you want to get ahead, you can apply

to take open enrolment or eligible limited

enrolment courses at Langara while you’re

still attending secondary school.

To learn more, contact Registrar and

Enrolment Services.

The fine print.ADMISSION DETAILS

ARE YOU AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT?We welcome international students at Langara and offer a range of programs to suit every student’s skill level. You

must have successfully completed BC Grade 12 or equivalent (12 years of formal education) and possess a study

permit. You must also demonstrate proficiency in the English language prior to admission. Check the International

Education admission requirements on the College website for specific proficiency requirements.

Check www.langara.ca/programs-and-courses to find additional requirements specific to your program of interest.

For more information on what we have to offer, how to apply, or international student fees, please contact

[email protected] or visit www.langara.ca/international.

IMPORTANT DATES FOR FALL 2018

APPLICATION OPENS October 1, 2017

REGISTRATION BEGINS June 18, 2018

CLASSES BEGIN September 4, 2018

Contact [email protected] for more information.

I would like to start in

Semesterstarts

Application opens

Spring 2018 Jan 2018 Feb 1, 2017

Summer 2018 May 2018 Jun 1, 2017

Fall 2018 Sep 2018 Oct 1, 2017

Spring 2019 Jan 2019 Feb 1, 2018

READY TO APPLY?Quickest way:Visit our website at www.langara.ca and

submit your application online.

Regular mail:Print an application form from the website, or

pick one up in person from the Registrar and

Enrolment Services Office or your secondary

school counsellor. Submit it to Registrar and

Enrolment Services in person or by mail:

Langara College

Registrar and Enrolment Services

100 West 49th Avenue

Vancouver, BC V5Y 2Z6

Canada

Processing your application:Normally it takes about two to three weeks

to process your application. We will contact

you via email regarding your application and

to let you know how to check your application

status online.

QUESTIONS ON PROGRAM SELECTION AND ADMISSION [email protected]

QUESTIONS ON HOW TO [email protected]


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LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION

Langara is centrally located between

Main Street and Cambie Street on

49th Avenue. It is situated on the

north side of the Langara Golf Course,

and is a brisk walk away from a

variety of neighbourhoods including

Oakridge, Marpole, South Vancouver,

and Main Street, and only 13 minutes

from downtown Vancouver via the

Canada Line.

Our central location and great transit

connections mean you can spend less

time commuting and have more time

for your studies, part-time work, and

social life.

A BUILDINGThis building is filled with media-ready

classrooms, lecture halls, Studio 58’s theatre,

creative studios, lockers, meeting and study

spaces, the Gathering Space, Continuing

Studies front counter, International Education

offices, the student and employee cafeterias,

faculty offices, and the Security office.

Apiary

Bike racks

Bookstore

Café

Community garden

E-car plug-ins

Food services

Motorbike parking

Parking

Security

B BUILDINGThis southern-most building hosts

media-ready classrooms, Health Services,

Counselling Services, Printshop Services,

and faculty and administration offices.

C BUILDINGIn C Building there are media-ready

classrooms, Audio/Visual-support services,

the Bookstore, and faculty offices.

GYMNASIUMThe gym is equipped with change rooms,

lockers, showers, and two teaching

classrooms. This is where the Falcons train

and where sport enthusiasts can get some

exercise between classes.

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (D BUILDING)This facility is an award-winning daycare that

looks after 60 children ranging from 18 months

to 5 years of age. It offers outdoor playgrounds,

playrooms, and a resource room. Priority is

given to children of Langara students and

Langara employees.

LIBRARY/CLASSROOM BUILDINGThis state-of-the-art building is renowned

for energy efficiency. It offers classrooms,

computer labs, a coffee shop, Learning

Commons and tutoring facility, and an

extensive online and physical library

collection. There are two electric vehicle (EV)

charging stations located in the underground

parkade, as well as a bike lock-up with end-trip

facilities including a shower.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY BUILDING (T BUILDING)Built to LEED® Gold standards, this building

is the newest addition to the Langara campus.

The facility features science and technology

labs, classrooms, food services, a large event

space and more. It is also the location for

Registrar & Enrolment Services.

LANGARA STUDENTS’ UNION BUILDING (LSU)The Students’ Union Building offers food

services, a coffee shop, a bicycle repair shop,

lockers, a kitchenette, and lounge space.

LANGARA COMMUNITY GARDEN AND APIARYLocated on the east side of campus by Ontario

Street, the Langara Community Garden

Society manages a community garden. It is

open to all Langara students, employees, and

surrounding neighbours. Grow your own

strawberries, carrots, tulips, and more!

Next to the garden is Langara’s very own

apiary, a place where hundreds of bees call

home and produce honey. Sweet, right?

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We’re growing with you. LANGARA AND SUSTAINABILITY

Getting here is easy. TRANSIT OPTIONS

At Langara College, we are deeply committed to being part of a sustainable

society. We understand that the world's resources are finite and that our

choices, both big and small, impact our world and future generations. As part

of our vision, we continue to upgrade existing infrastructure with an eye to

architectural excellence and innovative sustainable design.

SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTIONAll of our new buildings on campus are built to LEED® Gold certification standards and

boast special green features with the goals of improving energy efficiency, and reducing the

impact of our campus on the environment, while enhancing the health and well-being of the

Langara community.

Green building features include:

• Enhanced air quality

• Better lighting/daylight exposure

• Improved thermal comfort

• Improved energy efficiency

• Spaces that enhance social interaction

Buildings on campus that have achieved LEED® certification include the Langara Students' Union,

the Library and Classroom Building, and C Building. Certification for our newest facility, the

Science and Technology (T) Building is in progress.

OUR SUSTAINABLE CAMPUSLangara continues to improve our environmental impact as well by:

• Reducing energy use and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions

• Offering programs and courses on environmental and sustainability issues

• Conducting alternative energy research projects

• Upgrading to more energy-efficient information technology equipment

• Encouraging use of alternative transportation - public transit, bicycles, carpooling, electric vehicles

• Having recycling initiatives for near-zero-waste management (such as compostable cutlery, plates, etc.

Learn more about Langara's sustainability initiatives by visiting www.langara.ca/sustainability.

You can also listen to Langara’s sustainability efforts in an Audio Tour available in T Building.

C Building and Students’ Union Building• Voluntary seismic upgrade of C Building to

extend building lifespan and improve safety

• Geo-exchange Energy Transfer System reduces greenhouse gas emissions and saves energy

• Low VOC paint with reduced levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs)

• Thermoplastic Polyolefin (TPO) reflective roof to reflect the sun’s energy and reduce the building’s cooling costs

Library/Classroom Building• Concrete mixed with fly ash (by-product

of power plants created during coal consumption) to increase resistance to chemical corrosion, decrease landfill pollution, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions

• Wind energy generated by an undulating roofline and wind towers for natural ventilation

• Solar shading to prevent the sun’s heat from warming the building

Science & Technology Building• Low-flow fume hoods with adjustable sashes

• Reflective and green roofs

• Natural ventilation and hot water generation via solar thermal panels

• Energy-efficient mechanical and electrical systems

• The use of local LEED ®–approved materials

Langara College is centrally located in

Vancouver, BC, Canada. It is in a great

residential neighbourhood in South

Vancouver and is bordered on three

sides by green space. Just steps away

from Main Street, there are many ways

to get here:

BIKEIt is convenient to cycle to Langara along the nearby

37th Avenue Bikeway (Ridgeway Greenway) or

along the Ontario Street Bikeway. Take advantage

of special features like cyclist-priority crosswalks

and speed-controlled intersections. We have bicycle

racks all around campus. There is also a locked

bicycle parking cage and a compressed air hose

for your convenience located in the underground

parkade. Showers are available in the gym and

C Building basement.

BUSThe bus is a great transportation choice. The 49th

Avenue bus stops directly in front of the campus,

while Main Street and Cambie Street buses are only

a few blocks away.

As a Langara student, you may also be eligible for

the U-Pass BC program. Included in student fees,

eligible students have unlimited, 3-zone access to

the entire TransLink system of buses, SkyTrains,

and SeaBuses, as well as discounted fares on the

West Coast Express.

SKYTRAINTo get to the main campus, hop on the Canada

Line, get off at Langara-49th Avenue Station, and

walk two blocks east. The Langara campus is only

13 minutes from downtown Vancouver and 12

minutes from Richmond Centre.

CARPOOLCreate your own carpool and register for a special

decal at the Facilities Reception Desk for reserved

parking in designated spots close to buildings.

Visit www.carpool.ca.

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Contact us.GENER AL

Main Switchboard 604.323.5511

Information Line 604.323.5686

Bookstore 604.323.5525

Continuing Studies 604.323.5322

Library 604.323.5462

Security 604.323.5270

REGISTR AR AND ENROLMENT SERVICES

Applications 604.323.5241 - ext 2

Admissions Advising 604.323.5241 - ext 3

Transfer Credit 604.323.5241 - ext 2

Transcripts 604.323.5241 - ext 1

Registration Helpline 604.323.5595

STUDENT SERVICES

Services for Aboriginal Students 604.323.5645

Child Development Centre (Daycare) • Three-to-Five Centre 604.323.5204 • Toddler Centre 604.323.5662

Co-op & Career Development Centre 604.323.5480

Counselling 604.323.5221

Disability Services 604.323.5509

Financial Aid 604.323.5376

Health Services 604.323.5256

International Education 604.323.5023

Langara VOLT 604.323.5700

U-Pass BC 604.323.5691

STUDENT LIFE

Athletics & Intramurals 604.323.5682

Langara Students’ Union 604.324.3881

LSU Health and Dental Plan 1.866.369.8796

The Hub - Office for Student Engagement 604.323.5091

Theatre Arts at Studio 58 604.323.5227

Langara College 100 West 49th Avenue Vancouver, BC V5Y 2Z6

Front cover: Science & Technology Building Photo credit: Jennifer Oehler

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