Viewbook 2020–2021 YOU BELONG HERE It’s never too late or too early to start working toward your dreams. Capilano University is a place to challenge yourself, explore your potential and connect to new experiences and opportunities. Whether you know exactly where you’re headed or are still figuring it out, we’ll help you get there. By the end of your studies, you’ll not only have a respected academic credential and the confidence to tackle that first big job interview, you’ll also have memories to last a lifetime — like the day you met your new best friend or that feeling of exhilaration from exceeding your own expectations. You belong here because you’re ready to take the next step on your journey, and have the drive and determination to pull it off. And we’ll be here to support you every step of the way. Contents Welcome to Our Backyard 2 Experiential Learning 4 Supporting Your Success 6 Your Life at CapU 8 North Shore Lifestyle 10 Welcome to the Team 12 A Place to Call Home 14 Be a Part of Our Traditions 16 Our Locations 17 Areas of Study 18 Arts & Sciences 19 Business & Professional Studies 20 Education, Health & Human Development 21 Fine & Applied Arts 22 Global & Community Studies 23 Admission Requirements 24 Connecting to Support 26 Fees: Budgeting for Your First Year 27 3 Steps to Become a Student 28 Explore CapU Info Night 29 Capilano University is a public university fully accredited by the Government of British Columbia (Canada) and the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (USA). Content is current at the time of publication and subject to change. CAPU STAFF HAVE BEEN A CONSTANT SUPPORT FOR ME SINCE DAY ONE. I CONSIDER CAPU MORE LIKE A Capilano University is named after Chief Joe Capilano, an important leader of the Squamish (Skwxwú7mesh) Nation of the Coast Salish people. We respectfully acknowledge that our campuses are located on the territories of the Lil’wat, Musqueam, Sechelt (shíshálh), Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations. 2 | CAPILANO UNIVERSITY FAMILY THAN AN INSTITUTION.” MILI NEGI A S S O C I AT E O F A R T S D E G R E E (P S YC H O LO G Y ) S T U D E N T VIEWBOOK 2020 – 2021 | 1 CLIM ATE M AIN CA MPUS WELCOME TO OUR BACKYARD Shimmering blue seas, rugged mountain peaks and soaring old growth forests. North Vancouver, B.C., home to Capilano University’s main campus, is an inspiring setting in which to learn and grow. When the school day is done, the outdoor adventures begin. Minutes from campus, you’ll find hiking and mountain biking trails, secret beaches and world-class ski resorts with spectacular views of the Vancouver skyline. Further up the Coast, where CapU serves the communities of the Sunshine Coast and the Sea-to-Sky Corridor, you’ll discover even more ways to enjoy the active West Coast lifestyle. 30 min. to downtown Vancouver 10 min. to the beach 20 min. to local mountains 22°C average July high 7°C average January high THE NORTH SHORE IS THE BEST PLACE TO LEAD AN ACTIVE, OUTDOOR LIFESTYLE. IT GIVES YOU THE OPPORTUNITY TO DISCONNECT AND ENJOY THE SIMPLE PLEASURES OF BEING OUTSIDE.” Quarry Rock Deep Cove, North Vancouver, B.C. 2 | CAPILANO UNIVERSITY JAMES BODNER B A C H E LO R O F B U S I N E S S A D M I N I S T R AT I O N S T U D E N T VIEWBOOK 2020 – 2021 | 3 PROGRA MS EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING AT ITS BEST At CapU, learning happens in unexpected places. It might be a film set in the forest, an aquatic ecology seminar at a local stream or a Dragon’s Den-style marketing pitch in a corporate boardroom. What all these experiences have in common is a hands-on approach to learning and problem solving in small, interactive classes that address real-world challenges. You’ll build the skills, knowledge and experience to launch your career with confidence. 97 programs offered 13 bachelor’s degrees 25 students in an average class 20 study abroad destinations to choose from CAPU HAS GIVEN ME THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN FROM INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS AND WORK ON THE KINDS OF STORIES I WANT TO SEE IN THEATRES. I’M GRATEFUL FOR SUCH HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE AS IT’S TAUGHT ME THE VALUE OF EACH ROLE ON SET.” CapU Main Campus North Vancouver, B.C. 4 | CAPILANO UNIVERSITY VERONICA ANDERSON B A C H E LO R O F M OT I O N PICTURE ARTS STUDENT VIEWBOOK 2020 – 2021 | 5 SUCCESS RATE SUPPORTING YOUR SUCCESS University life is challenging, but you are not alone! We want you to thrive and achieve your goals, whatever being successful means to you. That’s why we created the Learning Commons, a dynamic hub to study, exchange ideas, connect with peer mentors and get help from instructors. Located in the Centre for Student Success, it’s a vibrant learning space at the heart of the CapU campus where you’ll discover a wide range of support services and a welcoming student community. 95% 95% of CapU bachelor’s degree grads are satisfied with their education B.C. Student Outcomes Baccalaureate Graduates Survey (2016–2018) of CapU bachelor’s degree grads are in the labour force B.C. Student Outcomes Baccalaureate Graduates Survey (2016–2018) THE LEARNING COMMONS IS A GREAT PLACE TO STUDY AND THE RESOURCES THERE TAKE A HUGE STRESS OFF OF BEING A STUDENT. IF I EVER HAVE A MATH OR ENGLISH QUESTION, I CAN JUST POP BY THE DESK AND ASK.” Learning Commons CapU Main Campus North Vancouver, B.C. 6 | CAPILANO UNIVERSITY JACQUELINE PILCHER B A C H E LO R O F B U S I N E S S A D M I N I S T R AT I O N S T U D E N T VIEWBOOK 2020 – 2021 | 7 CA MPUS LIFE YOUR LIFE AT CAPU What do you like to do? At CapU, there’s always something exciting about to begin. Toss coloured powder into the crowd at Holi Festival. Watch snowboarders ride the rails at the Uncapped Rail Jam. Or, dance the night away on an evening cruise at Rock the Boat. From student clubs and peer mentoring opportunities to film screenings and live performances at the BlueShore Theatre, there’s no shortage of student activities on and off campus. Visit the Student Life Hub to find out how to get involved. CapU is an inviting community and there's a place for you here. 9,032 students enrolled in for-credit programs 430 Indigenous students 2,493 international students from 80 countries 36 student clubs and associations I'VE DONE SO MUCH AT CAPU—WRITING FOR THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER, TAKING PART IN CHATLIVE DISCUSSIONS AND SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVES, SERVING ON THE BOARDS OF THE UNIVERSITY AND CAPILANO STUDENTS' UNION. IT'S BEEN A VALUABLE EXPERIENCE AND I'VE MADE TONS OF FRIENDS.” World of Colour Holi Event CapU Main Campus North Vancouver, B.C. 8 | CAPILANO UNIVERSITY HASSAN MERALI B A C H E LO R O F A R T S W I T H A MAJOR IN LIBERAL STUDIES STUDENT VIEWBOOK 2020 – 2021 | 9 LOCATION EXPLORE THE NORTH SHORE LIFESTYLE Beyond the campus, you’ll find a vibrant arts, culture and culinary scene. From the trendy shops and art galleries on Lonsdale to the craft breweries, live music and food trucks along the North Shore waterfront, there’s a lot to explore. And now CapU is there too. In the heart of the bustling Shipyards area is CapU Lonsdale, a new location for you to launch into learning. 12 min. SeaBus ride (Lonsdale Quay to downtown Vancouver) 5 km distance from CapU Lonsdale to main campus THE NORTH SHORE IS SO UNIQUE BECAUSE YOU GET A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING—SHOPS, CAFÉS AND RESTAURANTS—WITH THAT RELAXED WEST COAST VIBE.” Lower Lonsdale North Vancouver, B.C. 10 | CAPILANO UNIVERSITY ALEJANDRA RIVERA B A C H E LO R O F C O M M U N I C AT I O N STUDIES DEGREE VIEWBOOK 2020 – 2021 | 11 BLUES ATHLETICS WELCOME TO THE TEAM Whether you want to push your limits as a varsity student-athlete, cheer from the stands at a Blues home game or simply keep fit, there are plenty of ways to get your game on at CapU. The University offers an exceptional athletics program with varsity men’s and women’s teams in soccer, basketball and volleyball led by award-winning coaches. The Centre for Sport and Wellness offers a well-equipped weight room, drop-in activities such as yoga, badminton, futsal and spikeball, as well as a competitive recreational basketball league. 14 National Championships 59 Provincial Championships 192 National Scholars 9 National Players of the Year I CAME IN EXPECTING TO PLAY ONE YEAR AND ENDED UP PLAYING FOR FIVE. I MADE SO MANY GREAT FRIENDSHIPS, MEMORIES AND EXPERIENCES THAT WILL STAY WITH ME FOREVER.” Burnaby Lake Sports Complex Burnaby, B.C. 12 | CAPILANO UNIVERSITY HUDSON NELLES, SOCCER B A C H E LO R O F B U S I N E S S A D M I N I S T R AT I O N S T U D E N T VIEWBOOK 2020 – 2021 | 13 AT HOME A PLACE TO CALL HOME Join the CapU Residence community! It’s convenient, affordable and located just minutes from campus, making your commute a breeze. You’ll receive a fully-furnished room, fresh food prepared daily in the residence dining hall, dining dollars for on-campus meals, high-speed Wi-Fi, free laundry and access to shared TV lounges and study spaces. Meet your future besties while living in a friendly, supportive and inclusive environment. 293 students live in residence 112,672 meals served in residence in one year 3,404 packages and letters delivered to residence in one year 29 countries represented by students living in residence LIVING IN RESIDENCE WAS ONE OF THE BEST DECISIONS I MADE GOING INTO FIRST YEAR. IT ALLOWED ME TO LIVE CLOSE TO CAMPUS AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MANY RESOURCES PROVIDED, PLUS I MADE FRIENDS AND BECAME MORE INVOLVED IN STUDENT LIFE.” CapU Residence North Vancouver, B.C. 14 | CAPILANO UNIVERSITY BROOKE MORIARITY B A C H E LO R O F TO U R I S M MANAGEMENT STUDENT VIEWBOOK 2020 – 2021 | 15 (Lil’wat) WHISTLER & MT. CURRIE BE A PART OF OUR TRADITIONS SQUAMISH (Skwxwú7mesh) British Columbia Capilano University is committed to Truth and Reconciliation and to ensuring that all students have a positive experience at CapU. You’ll discover that Indigenous culture, language and traditions are woven into the University’s most important ceremonies—from New Student Orientation, where we welcome you to our community, to Convocation, where we celebrate your achievements. Vancouver CANADA SEA-TO-SKY CORRIDOR (shíshálh) SECHELT kálax-ay SUNSHINE COAST CAMPUS SUNSHINE COAST (Tsleil-Waututh & Skwxwú7mesh) CAPU MAIN CAMPUS Named after the shíshálh word for ocean spray bush, CapU’s kálax-ay Sunshine Coast campus offers programming in early childhood education, academic upgrading, health care, business and more. capilanou.ca/sunshine-coast MY EXPERIENCE AT CONVOCATION WAS BEYOND WORDS. BEING ABLE TO INCORPORATE PARTS OF MY INDIGENOUS CULTURE FOR A CEREMONY CELEBRATING AN ACHIEVEMENT WAS HUGE, AND WITNESSING THE DRUMMING OUR LOCATIONS CAPU LONSDALE NORTH VANCOUVER Downtown Vancouver PACIFIC OCEAN VANCOUVER YVR Airport Capilano University serves the communities of Metro Vancouver, the Sunshine Coast, Sea-to-Sky Corridor and Mount Currie, as well as almost 2,500 international students annually from across the globe. WAS UNFORGETTABLE.” Convocation Ceremony CapU Main Campus North Vancouver, B.C. 16 | CAPILANO UNIVERSITY NICK DANGELI INDIGENOUS INDEPENDENT D I G I TA L F I L M M A K I N G D I P LO M A VANCOUVER ISLAND STATE OF WASHINGTON, U.S.A. VIEWBOOK 2020 – 2021 | 17 AREAS OF STUDY ARTS & SCIENCES PROGR AMS Health Care Assistant GLOBAL & COMMUNIT Y STUDIES School of Business Music Therapy School of Global Stewardship Anthropology Accounting Assistant Rehabilitation Assistant Global Stewardship Applied Behaviour Analysis (Autism) Business Administration School of Human Kinetics Arts (School of Humanities and School of Social Sciences) Art History Chinese (Mandarin) Creative Writing Criminology Economics English French BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL STUDIES ARTS & SCIENCES International Management School of Education and Childhood Studies North American Business Management Early Childhood Care and Education North American Business Management Applied Education Assistant North American and International Management FINE & APPLIED ARTS Outdoor Recreation Management IDEA School of Design School of Public Administration Retail Business Fundamentals Geography School of Communication History Communication Studies Japanese School of Legal Studies Liberal Studies Lil’wat Nation Language and Culture Linguistics Philosophy Political Science Psychology Sechelt Nation Language and Culture Sociology School of Allied Health Legal Administrative Assistant Legal Studies (Paralegal) Paralegal EDUCATION, HE ALTH & HUM AN DE VELOPMENT School of Access and Academic Preparation Adult Basic Education Design in Visual Communication School of Motion Picture Arts 2D Animation and Visual Development 3D Animation for Film and Games Animation Fundamentals Costuming for Stage and Screen Digital Visual Effects Documentary Indigenous Independent Digital Filmmaking Lighting for Digital Imaging and Film Spanish Business Administration Pathway Squamish Nation Language and Culture College and University Preparation Women’s and Gender Studies Community Capacity Building School of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Community Leadership and Social Change School of Performing Arts Early Childhood Care and Education Pathway Arts and Entertainment Management Biology Chemistry Computing and Data Science Engineering Engineering Transition Mathematics and Statistics Education and Employment Access English for Academic Purposes University One for Aboriginal Learners Physics CONTINUING STUDIES Continuing Studies offers a diverse portfolio of non-credit courses. From professional upgrading to creative and leisure pursuits, Continuing Studies has something for a wide range of learners. Courses typically cover subject areas such as careers and skills development, computers and digital technologies, arts, languages and more. We also offer custom programs for domestic and international groups and organizations. capilanou.ca/continuing-studies 18 | CAPILANO UNIVERSITY Human Kinetics School of Outdoor Recreation Management Local Government Administration Local Government Leadership Development School of Tourism Management Global Hospitality and Tourism Management Tourism Management Tourism Management Co-op Education Tourism Management for International Students Tourism Marketing Grip Work for Digital Imaging and Film Motion Picture Arts Acting for Stage and Screen Conducting in Music Jazz Studies Music Musical Theatre Performing Arts Technical Theatre DESCRIPTION ARTS (SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES) Bachelor of Arts Degree — Applied Behaviour Analysis (Autism) 4 years (120 credits) W Full-time or part-time Build the specialized skills to work with children, youth and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The program blends rigorous academic training with a supervised practicum. Graduates are eligible to sit for the Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) exam. Applied Behaviour Analysis (Autism) Post-Baccalaureate Diploma 2 years (45 credits) W Full-time or part-time Designed for those with an existing bachelor’s degree, this program prepares you for a career working with children, youth and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The program blends rigorous academic training with a supervised practicum. Graduates are eligible to sit for the Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) exam. Applied Behaviour Analysis (Autism) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 2 years (18 credits) Part-time Designed for those who only need the verified course sequence required to become a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst, this program prepares you for a career working with children, youth and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Graduates who complete the verified course sequence and independently obtain the experiential requirements are eligible to sit for the Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) exam. Bachelor of Arts Degree with a major in Liberal Studies 4 years (120 credits) Full-time or part-time Build your own interdisciplinary degree based on your educational and professional goals with courses from the Humanities, Social Sciences, Sciences and beyond. Graduates work as educators, lawyers, social workers, library and information science professionals, entrepreneurs and more. Academic Studies Diploma Full-time or part-time (60 credits) This credential recognizes completion of 60 credits of course work from a wide variety of disciplines. Associate of Arts Degree 2 years (60 credits) Full-time or part-time Explore and build your own program of study while you gain a foundation in a range of academic disciplines, as well as critical thinking, writing and research skills. Ladders into third-year studies at CapU and beyond. Associate of Arts Degree — Creative Writing 2 years (60 credits) Full-time or part-time Hone your writing under the guidance of practicing writers. In first year, you'll study multiple genres, branching out in second year to explore poetry, fiction, non-fiction, playwriting and writing for children. Earn an associate degree plus English and Creative Writing credits. Ladders into third-year studies at CapU and beyond. Associate of Arts Degree — English 2 years (60 credits) Full-time or part-time Take a comprehensive foundation of courses in Arts & Sciences with a literature specialization. You will have the opportunity to think critically about traditional and experimental English literature in a wide variety of genres and in the context of contemporary issues. Ladders into third-year studies at CapU and beyond. Associate of Arts Degree — Psychology 2 years (60 credits) Full-time or part-time Learn the science, history and theories of psychology and explore the fundamentals behind the science of human behaviour. You will gain valuable skills in research, writing, critical thinking and problem solving, while learning about the human experience. Ladders into third-year studies at CapU and beyond. Academic Studies Diploma Full-time or part-time (60 credits) This credential recognizes the completion of 60 credits of course work from a wide variety of disciplines. Lil’wat Nation Language and Culture Certificate Part-time (30 credits) Designed to give current and future Lil’wat language teachers training in the Lil’wat language and a deeper understanding of the Lil’wat culture (from a Lil’wat perspective). Sechelt Nation Language and Culture Certificate Part-time (30 credits) Designed to give current and future Sechelt language teachers training in the Sechelt language and a deeper understanding of the Sechelt culture (from a Sechelt perspective). Squamish Nation Language and Culture Certificate Part-time (30 credits) Designed to give current and future Squamish language teachers training in the Squamish language and a deeper understanding of the Squamish culture (from a Squamish perspective). SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS (STEM) Associate of Science Degree 2 years (60 credits) Full-time or part-time Offering maximum flexibility, this credential allows you to take a broad range of first- and second-year science courses along with general electives. Ladders into third-year studies at CapU and beyond. Associate of Science Degree — Biology 2 years (64 credits) Full-time or part-time Gain a solid foundation in biology and open the door to diverse career opportunities in the life sciences. The multidisciplinary and lab-focused curriculum emphasizes the academic and applied skill sets needed to pursue opportunities in a range of fields including health, biotechnology, conservation and resource management. Ladders into third-year studies at CapU and beyond. Engineering Certificate 1 year (43 credits) Full-time Designed for strong high school graduates and highly motivated post-secondary science students, this program offers a comprehensive first-year university transfer program in engineering. Upon transferring to another B.C. institution, alumni typically only require three additional years to complete their degree. Engineering Transition Diploma 2 years (64 credits) Full-time Designed for mature students and recent high school graduates who lack the prerequisites for entry into a traditional engineering program, this program provides a pathway to obtain an applied science degree. Upon transferring to another B.C. institution, alumni typically only require three additional years to complete their degree. EXECUTIVE EDUCATION CapU Exec Ed offers courses, workshops and programs in fundamental management and business areas such as leadership, strategic management, financial management, project management, strategic communications, marketing, human resources, business operations and more. We offer open-enrolment courses for individuals and custom solutions for domestic and international organizations. capilanou.ca/execed CapU–Main CapU–Sunshine Coast Ts'zil Learning Centre–Mt. Currie Off campus Starts in September Starts in January Starts in Summer W Work Practicum/Co-op Study Abroad VIEWBOOK 2020 – 2021 | 19 BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL STUDIES PROGR AMS DESCRIPTION EDUCATION, HEALTH & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT PROGR AMS DESCRIPTION SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND CHILDHOOD STUDIES SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Bachelor of Business Administration Degree 4 years (120 credits) Full-time or part-time Gain a strong foundation of business knowledge in the first two years, then continue on the general business track or develop expertise in one of the following concentrations: accounting, financial planning, human resource management, international business & logistics or marketing. Graduates become leaders and entrepreneurs. Business Administration Diploma 2 years (60 credits) Full-time or part-time Acquire the skills and knowledge required to be an effective manager or business professional. The first year of the program provides a solid foundation in business, while the second year offers the opportunity to specialize in a particular area. Ladders into the Business Administration degree. Advanced Business Administration Certificate 1 year (30 credits) Full-time or part-time Develop the basic management skills to get started in a business career or launch a business. Ladders into the Business Administration diploma and degree. Business Administration Certificate 1 year (18 credits) Full-time or part-time Develop the basic management skills to get started in a business career or launch a business. Ladders into the Business Administration diploma and degree. International Management Graduate Diploma (and M.Sc. International Business — U of Hertfordshire) 1 year (36 credits) Full-time Master the skills and knowledge to pursue a global career in business, and study in England for one term. Graduates earn an International Management graduate diploma from CapU and a Master of Science in International Business from the University of Hertfordshire in the United Kingdom. North American Business Management Post-Baccalaureate Diploma 1 year (36 credits) W Full-time or part-time Designed for international students and new immigrants with an undergraduate degree, this program gives you the opportunity to gain North American business credentials and hands-on work experience. Develop expertise in a chosen concentration: marketing, human resources, international strategy & entrepreneurship and finance & investment. North American Business Management Applied Post-Baccalaureate Diploma 16 months (45 credits) W Full-time or part-time Designed for international students and new immigrants with an undergraduate degree, this accelerated program gives you the opportunity to gain North American business credentials and hands-on work experience. Concentrations are available in marketing, human resources, international strategy & entrepreneurship and finance & investment. North American and International Management Graduate Diploma 2 years (72 credits) W Full-time or part-time Designed for international students and new immigrants, this program focuses on Canadian-specific and international business issues and trends. You will develop an awareness of differences in the cultural, socio-economic and political context of international business operations. Includes a six-month period of study at the University of Hertfordshire in the United Kingdom. Retail Business Fundamentals Certificate 8 months (30 credits) Full-time, part-time available Build fundamental skills in business math, accounting, communications, retail marketing and management. Gain the confidence to step into the workforce directly upon graduation, or continue your studies. Ladders into Business Administration diploma and degree. Business Administration Pathway 8 months (33 credits) Full-time Designed for international students, this program allows you to improve your English language skills while earning 15 credits toward a business credential. Accounting Assistant Diploma 2 years (60 credits) W Full-time, part-time available in 2nd year Gain the practical accounting skills, computer competence and basic management expertise to succeed in the workplace. You will gain a solid foundation in accounting/bookkeeping and general business knowledge with courses in management, quantitative methods, business law, finance, economics and communications. Accounting Assistant Certificate 8 months (30 credits) W Full-time Learn skills in accounting, bookkeeping, computer applications and office procedures. Graduates find employment as accounting assistants, accounts payable or receivable clerks and bookkeepers, or perform the account functions of their own business. Offered every other year on the Sunshine Coast. SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION Bachelor of Communication Studies Degree 4 years (120 credits) W Full-time or part-time Develop expertise in public relations, publishing, mediation, crisis communications, journalism and communication policy and law. Fusing theory and practice in a project-based curriculum, the focus is on strategic communication. Communication Studies Diploma 2 years (60 credits) Full-time or part-time Prepare for a career as a communications professional in areas such as journalism, writing, editing, publishing, policy analysis and communications management. Ladders into the Communications Studies degree. SCHOOL OF LEGAL STUDIES Bachelor of Early Childhood Care and Education Degree 4 years (121.5 credits) W Full-time and part-time Gain advanced perspectives through courses that blend theory, practice and research. You will be encouraged to engage in critically reflective practice, working to create classrooms of social justice and equity. Courses in the first two years meet the requirements of the Early Childhood Education Basic, Infant & Toddler and Special Needs certificates. Early Childhood Care and Education Post-Baccalaureate Diploma 1 year (30 credits) Full-time and part-time Designed for elementary school teachers who have a bachelor’s degree in education, this program allows you to gain new skills and broaden your understanding of the pedagogical approaches shaping early childhood care and education. Graduates may apply to the Teacher Qualification Service for credential recognition. Early Childhood Care and Education Diploma 2 years (62.5 credits) W Full-time and part-time Develop the competencies to work with children under the age of five in licensed preschools and childcare centres. Graduates may apply to the Early Childhood Educator Registry for the Early Childhood Care and Education Basic, Infant & Toddler and Special Needs certificates. Ladders into the Bachelor of Early Childhood Care and Education. Early Childhood Care and Education Certificate 42.5 credits Part-time Develop the basic competencies to work with children under the age of five in licensed preschools and childcare centres. Ladders into the Early Childhood Care and Education diploma and degree. Early Childhood Care and Education Pathway 8 months (30 credits) Full-time Designed for international students, this program allows you to improve your English language skills while earning nine credits toward a credential in Early Childhood Care and Education. Education Assistant Certificate 18 months (30 credits) W Full-time and part-time Learn practical strategies for working with children and adolescents who present with a wide range of abilities. Supervised by teachers, graduates support students in Kindergarten to Grade 12. SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH Bachelor of Music Therapy Degree 4.5 years (124 credits) W Full-time (enter program at year 3) Learn how to use music as a transformative change agent with children with autism, adults with mental health challenges and elderly people with dementia. Graduates work in hospitals, clinics, community centres, group homes and private practice. Health Care Assistant Certificate 28 weeks (30 credits) W Full-time, at least two offerings per year Gain the knowledge and skills to provide personal care to clients and residents in complex care, specialized dementia care, selected acute care settings and in the community. Rehabilitation Assistant Diploma 16 months (63 credits) W Full-time Develop the skills to work in acute care and rehab hospitals with clients who need support in some area of daily living. This is the only program in Canada that combines training in occupational therapy, physiotherapy and speech/language audiology therapy. SCHOOL OF ACCESS AND ACADEMIC PREPAR ATION Adult Basic Education (ABE) Self-paced or paced Complete university prerequisites, improve your GPA or work toward Grade 12 equivalency in preparation for post-secondary studies. Upgrade your skills in English, math, chemistry, physics, biology, history and computers. College and University Preparation Citation 4 months (6 credits) Full-time Gain the academic skills you need to transition into full-time university programs. Brush up on your writing, critical thinking and reading skills in an engaging and supportive learning environment. Community Capacity Building Citation 8 months (6 credits) Part-time Designed for those with experience working or volunteering in the community sector, this program prepares you for community leadership roles and entry-level positions in community outreach, activity coordination and support group facilitation. Ladders into the Community Leadership and Social Change program. Community Leadership and Social Change Diploma 2 years (60 credits) Full-time or part-time Build the skills and knowledge for careers in the community sector emphasizing community development, social change and social justice. Graduates find employment in a broad range of jobs in the non-profit sector, and pursue further post-secondary education in community-related fields. Education and Employment Access Certificate 8 months (25.5 credits) W Full-time Designed for those living with a learning disability or a social, physical or mental health challenge, this program helps you transition from high school to post-secondary education and meaningful employment. English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Full-time Improve your English language skills in preparation for academic post-secondary study. EAP prepares you to research and write academic essays, read academic textbooks and articles, understand academic lectures and deliver presentations. Bachelor of Legal Studies (Paralegal) Degree 4 years (123 credits) W Full-time, part-time option available Gain the skills and knowledge for a career as a paralegal. Graduates perform procedural and substantive legal work under the supervision of lawyers in law offices, government agencies and corporate legal departments. Business Administration Pathway 8 months (33 credits) Full-time Designed for international students, this program allows you to improve your English language skills while earning 15 credits toward a business credential. Paralegal Diploma 2 years (69 credits) Full-time Designed for those who have already completed two years of post-secondary education, this program will give you the training to become a paralegal. Graduates perform procedural and substantive legal work under the supervision of lawyers in law offices, government agencies and corporate legal departments. Early Childhood Care and Education Pathway 8 months (30 credits) Full-time Designed for international students, this program allows you to improve your English while earning nine credits toward a credential in Early Childhood Care and Education. Paralegal Certificate 30 credits Part-time evenings or part-time online Designed for those who are already working in the legal field, this program allows you to study part-time on campus or online while employed in a legal setting. Graduates perform procedural and substantive legal work under the supervision of lawyers in law offices, government agencies and corporate legal departments. Designed for Indigenous students who want to brush up on their writing, math and study skills, this program helps you build the skills and confidence to transition to further post-secondary education. Legal Administrative Assistant Certificate 8 months, full-time (33 credits) W 2 years, part-time (online) W Offered full-time on campus and part-time online, this program provides training in traditional administrative skills and legal procedures. Graduates find work as legal administrative assistants in law offices, government agencies and corporate legal departments. University One for Aboriginal Learners Certificate 8 months (18 credits) Full-time W 20 | CAPILANO UNIVERSITY CapU–Main CapU–Sunshine Coast Ts'zil Learning Centre–Mt. Currie Off campus Starts in September Starts in January Starts in Summer W Work Practicum/Co-op Study Abroad VIEWBOOK 2020 – 2021 | 21 FINE & APPLIED ARTS PROGR AMS DESCRIPTION SCHOOL OF MOTION PICTURE ARTS Bachelor of Motion Picture Arts Degree 4 years (123 credits) W Full-time Learn from industry professionals and build technical knowledge and creative confidence, while exploring different filmmaking roles. The first two years focus on application and technical proficiency, while the upper years emphasize content creation and mastery. Continuation into third year is competitive, so some students exit with a diploma after two years. Costuming for Stage and Screen Diploma 2 years (64.5 credits) Full-time or part-time Discover the creative and technical aspects of costuming. You'll learn costume history, textiles, cutting and construction techniques, wardrobe management and design, and gain hands-on experience working on theatre and film productions. Graduates are qualified for entry-level positions in film and theatre costuming departments. Documentary Certificate 8 months (33 credits) Full-time Develop the storytelling skills needed to produce, direct, shoot, edit and promote your non-fiction content at an emerging professional level in this intensive program that immerses you in the art and production of documentary cinema. Indigenous Independent Digital Filmmaking Diploma 2 years (62.5 credits) Full-time Designed for Indigenous students interested in film and TV production, this program will teach you everything from scriptwriting to shooting and post-production. Graduates have gone on to crew in all production departments and work on their own productions. Ladders into the third year of the Bachelor of Motion Picture Arts. Lighting for Digital Imaging and Film 1 month intensive (3 credits) Full-time Prepare for an entry-level position in the lighting departments of mainstream and independent film production companies with this hands-on summer intensive course designed by industry professionals. Grip Work for Digital Imaging and Film 1 month intensive (3 credits) Full-time Get ready for a role as a grip in motion picture, digital imaging and commercial production. Practical training helps you build the skills to be effective and safe at an entry level, and provides the foundation for rapid on-the-job advancement. 2D Animation and Visual Development Diploma 2 years (62.25 credits) Full-time Learn drawing, design and hand-drawn animation techniques. Graduates work in the animation industry locally and internationally, as 2D animators, character designers, storyboard artists, background artists, layout designers and concept artists. 3D Animation for Film and Games Diploma 2 years (64.5 credits) Full-time Build the skills necessary to bring 3D computer-generated characters and environments to life. Learn from industry professionals how to create the next generation of 3D animated productions. Graduates find work as modelers, texture artists, technical artists, lighters and animators in the TV, film and game industries. Animation Fundamentals Citation 2 months (7.5 credits) Full-time Learn and practice animation techniques in this introductory program, which covers animation drawing, design and principles, as well as digital animation. Digital Visual Effects Diploma 2 years (60 credits) Full-time Discover how to create realistic computer-generated imagery for the film and TV industries that seamlessly matches live action film. Specialize in matte painting, set extension, prop building, effects, lighting, compositing and more. Collaborate on projects with other students while gaining practical on-the-job skills. SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies Degree 4 years (127 credits or 131.5 credits) Full-time and part-time Develop your skills in jazz performance, composition and music education with one of Canada’s top jazz training programs. You have the option of focusing your degree on education or performance/composition. Graduates become successful performers, composers and music teachers. Bachelor of Performing Arts Degree 9 months (120 credits) Full-time (enter program at year 4) This one-of-a-kind capstone degree, offered in partnership with Douglas College, provides hands-on practice for the performance creator and cultural entrepreneur. Earn the last 33 credits of a bachelor’s degree while you gain the expertise to take your career as a performance maker, producer, manager or administrator to the next level. Music Diploma 2 years (62 credits) Full-time and part-time Explore your creative potential in this program which integrates theoretical, historical and performance studies and offers concentrations in piano, voice, guitar, strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion and composition. Credits transfer to a Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Therapy degree. Conducting in Music Certificate 8 months (20 credits) Full-time, part-time available Designed for active teachers and musicians, this program is set up so that you can continue to work while attending classes in the evening. You will learn how to conduct choral and instrumental ensembles effectively and confidently. Arts and Entertainment Management Diploma 2 years (60 credits) W Full-time or part-time Get ready for a fast-paced career in the art and entertainment industry. In first year, you will learn about the industry, computer applications, production and design, and record label and festival management. In the second year, you'll gain real-world experience in an external practicum with a professional organization. Advanced Arts and Entertainment Management Certificate 12 months (34 credits) W Full-time Designed for individuals with some post-secondary or work experience, this program offers a unique blend of course and practicum experience in the arts and entertainment industry. You will gain insights into all aspects of arts and entertainment management, including marketing, resource development and financial, tour, production and artist management. Acting for Stage and Screen Diploma 3 years (101 credits) Full-time Prepare for a professional acting career in theatre, television and film. The first year introduces you to acting for stage and screen, improv, voice, movement, history and backstage work. The final two years emphasize performance and professional skills as well as directing and acting in film and theatre productions. Musical Theatre Diploma 3 years (97 credits) Full-time Refine your performance skills in acting, singing, dancing, screen acting, audition techniques and voice-over while you learn the business side of the musical theatre profession. This intensive program consists of 35 hours of weekly studio time with opportunities to perform in most terms. Technical Theatre Diploma 2 years (63 credits) Full-time, part-time available Build a solid foundation in stagecraft by applying a variety of skills and tools in lighting, sound, scenic construction, prop making, scenic paint and stage management to produce numerous productions. You will gain hands-on experience providing support for live events in the BlueShore Centre for the Performing Arts at CapU. GLOBAL & COMMUNITY STUDIES PROGR AMS DESCRIPTION SCHOOL OF TOURISM MANAGEMENT Bachelor of Tourism Management Degree 4 years (120 credits) W Full-time, part-time option available Designed for students working towards senior-level tourism positions, this program builds your leadership and strategic business management expertise and helps you gain hands-on skills through an accredited co-op work term. You may choose to do a Hotel and Resort or Adventure concentration. Leads to careers in management, event planning, sales, travel activity design and more. Global Hospitality and Tourism Management Post-Baccalaureate Diploma 2 years (45 credits) W Full-time Elevate your hospitality career through this program which is designed to develop future managers and leaders in the global hospitality and tourism industries. Train in key areas of tourism management including revenue management, tourism planning and policy, service management, convention management, hotel operations and cross-cultural tourism. Leads to careers in management, conference services and hotel operations. Tourism Management Co-op Education Diploma 2 years (60 credits) W Full-time, part-time option available Learn about core tourism management functions, plus build connections with industry and job skills on a four-month accredited co-op work term. Explore electives such as hotel, adventure, events, eco-tourism and tourism planning. Ladders into the Bachelor of Tourism Management. Tourism Management for International Students Diploma 2 years (60 credits) W Full-time Designed for international students with English as a second language, this program teaches you about the core tourism management functions, builds connections with industry and provides hands on experience through a 280-hour work practicum. Courses include sales, events, revenue management and tourism operations. Ladders into the Bachelor of Tourism Management. Tourism Marketing Citation 18 credits Part-time This introductory program enables you to get started on your tourism studies, while you work on the prerequisites to enter the diploma or degree program. Learn the basics of tourism sales and marketing and explore your interests with an elective in eco-tourism, hotels, events and more. SCHOOL OF OUTDOOR RECREATION Outdoor Recreation Management Diploma 16 months (65 credits) W Full-time Connect your passion for the outdoors with a career. Through a curriculum that combines engaging classroom study with field trips and a work practicum, you will gain the skills and knowledge to contribute to a dynamic industry. Leads to careers in adventure tourism, parks management, conservation, as well as outdoor education and instruction/guiding. Continue your studies by laddering into the Bachelor of Tourism Management Adventure concentration. SCHOOL OF GLOBAL STEWARDSHIP Associate of Arts Degree – Global Stewardship 2 years (67 credits) Full-time or part-time Through an innovative curriculum combining classroom study and engaged service learning, you will gain the knowledge and skills to become a change maker. Graduates find employment in the non-governmental organization (NGO) sector and complete bachelor’s degrees in areas such as liberal studies, geography, political studies, international relations, anthropology, international development or social work. Ladders into third-year studies. SCHOOL OF HUMAN KINETICS Human Kinetics Diploma 2 years (60 credits) Full-time (transfer to year 3 UBC) 2 options: Exercise Science or Physical Education Turn your passion for sport and fitness into a career with this program which offers an exercise science and physical education stream. Graduates pursue careers in coaching, physical education, sports psychology and fitness and recreational leadership or continue on into the third year of the Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology at UBC. SCHOOL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTR ATION Local Government Administration Diploma 60 credits Part-time Gain an in-depth understanding of local government in B.C. You will be able to identify, analyze and recommend solutions to workplace challenges while strengthening your research, communication and management skills. All courses apply toward the Provincial Board of Examiners certificates, which are recognized by local government employers across B.C. Local Government Administration (Advanced) Certificate 45 credits Part-time Build a career as a leader and change agent in local governments including municipalities, regional districts, First Nations governments, improvement districts and related agencies throughout B.C. This program will help advance your career by improving your understanding of current local government issues, public policy development and corporate administration, while also improving your research, communication and management skills. Local Government Administration Certificate 15 credits Part-time This program was designed for people working for a municipality, regional district, First Nation government, improvement district or supporting agency. You will gain a broader understanding of local government in B.C., develop new skills you can apply right away and learn from local government leaders and colleagues. Local Government Leadership Development Certificate 18 credits Part-time Designed for local government professionals with at least two years in a management or supervisory role who want to take on more senior roles, this program gives you the knowledge, skills and abilities you need to be a more effective manager and leader. IDEA SCHOOL OF DESIGN Bachelor of Design in Visual Communication Degree 4 years (124 credits) W Full-time Prepare for a rewarding career as a creative professional. This program provides training from the ground up and allows you to specialize in branding, illustration or interactive design. Courses are taught by working professionals in a collaborative setting, and graduates are recognized and hired for their industry-readiness. CapU–Main CapU–Sunshine Coast Ts'zil Learning Centre–Mt. Currie Off campus Starts in September Starts in January Starts in Summer W Work Practicum/Co-op Study Abroad VIEWBOOK 2020 – 2021 | 23 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ADMISSION TO ARTS GENERAL OR SCIENCES GENERAL ADMISSION TO ALL OTHER PROGRA MS Successful completion of B.C. secondary school (Grade 12) or equivalent with a minimum 2.0 (60%) grade point average (GPA) calculated on English 12 and two academic Grade 12 courses or English 12 First Peoples and two academic Grade 12 courses. These courses are to be selected from: Admission requirements vary for different programs. Refer to our current online calendar: capilanou.ca/calendar Accounting/ History Financial Accounting Information Applications Technology or of Mathematics one of: ICTC12, ICTM12, ICTP12, Applications ICTS12, ICTX12 of Physics Japanese B.C. First Nations Language Korean B.C. First Nations Studies Biology Calculus Chemistry Communications Comparative Civilization Economics Law Mandarin Marketing Philosophy Philosophy and Religion Physics HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION EQUIVALENCES Successful completion of the B.C. Adult Dogwood Graduation Diploma Successful completion of the General Education Diploma (GED) Please note: International students can review international high school equivalences at capilanou.ca/requirements eligible for a post-graduation work permit after you complete your studies. A co-op work permit is required for all programs where a practicum is a graduation requirement. Other Ways to Meet English Language Requirements for Most Programs Exchange or Visiting International Student You do not need a study permit if you plan to take a course or program in Canada that lasts six months or less. Citizens from certain countries are required to have a temporary resident visa. Six credits of post-secondary English that transfers to Capilano University Online Programs As an international student, you may apply for admission to online programs to study from your home country. If you are enrolled in an online program, you will not be eligible for a study permit. See canada.ca CONCURRENT ADMISSION DISCRETIONARY ADMISSION If you are a secondary school student with a superior academic record, you may apply for limited admission to take up to two Arts and/or Sciences courses while still attending secondary school. Contact the Registrar’s Office for details. If you do not meet the requirements for competitive or first-qualified-first-accepted admission, you can be considered for discretionary admission. A discretionary admission application will be jointly approved by the Dean and Registrar. INTERNATIONAL BACCAL AURE ATE AND ADVANCED PL ACEMENT ENGLISH L ANGUAGE PROFICIENCY Pre-calculus English Literature Principles of Mathematics Entrepreneurship Psychology Foundations of Mathematics Punjabi Social Justice French or Français Spanish Langue Seconde Sustainable Geography Resources Geology Writing German All Advanced Placement courses All International Baccalaureate courses Please note: The above list is currently under review in order to include the new high school curriculum. 24 | CAPILANO UNIVERSITY If you have successfully completed the International Baccalaureate or Advanced Placement program and/or courses, see the online calendar for details on admission: capilanou.ca/calendar. Transfer credit for first-year courses is also available. Please note: Students from other provinces should refer to the online calendar at capilanou.ca/calendar INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: STUDY PERMITS If you are studying in Canada for more than six months, you are required to have a study permit from Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). IRCC requires that you maintain full-time academic status, which is equivalent to nine academic credits at CapU, in order to be eligible to work off campus or be If English is not your first language or you have received your education in another language, you will be required to provide proof of English language proficiency in one of the following: Test of English as a Foreign Language: TOEFL 83 (Internet-based) 560 (paper-based) English Language Assessment Test: ELA 145 International English Language Testing System: IELTS Academic 6.5 overall no score less than 6.0 Canadian Academic English Language Test: CAEL 70 Pearson Test of English: PTE Academic 56 One of the following: English 12 or English 12 First Peoples with a final mark of C+ or higher and two years of high school in Canada Advanced Placement English Language/ Composition or English Literature/ Composition with a minimum mark of 4 International Baccalaureate English Language A Higher Level with a minimum mark of 5 Language Proficiency Index Level 4 with an essay score of 26 CapU EAP 100 and EAP 101 with minimum grade of B+ (77%) in each course Four or more consecutive years of fulltime education in English in Canada, or in a country other than Canada where English is the principal language Four or more years at an eligible international high school that uses English as the language of instruction but operates in a country where the primary language is not English Graduation from a recognized degree program at an accredited university at which English is the primary language of instruction in a country where English is the principal language. OTHER REQUIREMENTS English Diagnostic Test If you plan to enrol in a first-year English course, you must submit the results of the Language Proficiency Index (LPI) test or take the Capilano English Diagnostic Test (EDT) prior to registration, unless you have achieved the following: a final grade of 73% or higher in English 12, English 12 First Peoples, or English Literature 12 an LPI score of 24 or higher successful completion of ENGL 010 or ENGL 112 or equivalent transfer credit 4 or higher in an Advanced Placement course in English Composition or English Literature 4 or higher in the International Baccalaureate Language A: Literature, Language A: Language and Literature, or Language A: Literature and Performance – Higher Level and Standard Level B+ grade or higher in BENG 052 or BENG 053 and BENG 054 Please note: Successful completion of any EAP course does not qualify you for direct entry into English 100; however, you may qualify for a bridge that combines EAP 100, EAP 101 and ENGL 100. For a schedule of upcoming EDT dates, visit: capilanou.ca/edt Math Placement Test If you wish to enrol in Algebra, Pre-calculus, Statistics or Calculus courses, you may be required to take the Math Placement Test (MPT) before registration to ensure appropriate placement. For a schedule of upcoming MPT tests, visit: capilanou.ca/mpt Questions about Admission? DOMESTIC STUDENTS capilanou.ca/admissions admissions@capilanou.ca INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS capilanou.ca/international inted@capilanou.ca C- or higher in an English transfer course from another university or college a degree from an English-speaking university a C grade or higher in FAL X99 from Simon Fraser University IELTS (academic): score of 6.5 or higher with a minimum band of level 6.0 TOEFL (IBT): score of 88 or higher with no section below 20 Please note: Above scores meet the requirements for most programs. Some programs, including English for Academic Purposes, accept lower scores. VIEWBOOK 2020 – 2021 | 25 FEES: BUDGETING FOR YOUR FIRST YEAR $3,985+ OR $17,853+ DOMESTIC TUITION* INTERNATIONAL TUITION 10 courses, depending on your area of study 10 courses, depending on your area of study CONNECTING TO SUPPORT From your first day to your graduation day, your well-being and success are our top priority. Whether it’s help choosing courses, applying for a student loan or finding a job, CapU’s student success team will be there to help you along the way. Here are just a few of our many support services: FINANCIAL AID & AWARDS $2 million total value of scholarships, bursaries and awards distributed each year The Financial Aid & Awards office will guide you on the path to earning your degree while maintaining financial well-being. Our team can outline funding resources and options, provide you with budgeting and money management tools, and offer in-person support through our advising drop-in and booked appointments, as well as interactive workshops. capilanou.ca/financial-aid WONG AND TRAINOR CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE KÉXWUSM-ÁYAKN STUDENT CENTRE The Centre for International Experience is a home away from home for students around the world and a launching pad for life-enriching study abroad opportunities. Our team will support you throughout your academic journey at CapU and as you transition to your new life in Canada. capilanou.ca/international The Kéxwusm-áyakn Student Centre is a welcoming space to study, socialize and learn about Indigenous traditions, languages and values from local Elders. Here, you’ll also find support with course selection, registration, learning resources and communication with First Nations Band education officers and instructors. capilanou.ca/first-nations CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTRE LEARNING COMMONS ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES The Career Development Centre offers workshops, one-on-one coaching and networking events with employers so you can secure a job while you study and plan for your future career. Our career advisors will also help you explore and identify your strengths, understand the labour market and develop effective job search tools and techniques. capilanou.ca/career A helping hand is always within reach at the Learning Commons, a supportive environment for learning and skills development, individual study and group work. Here, you can access reference materials, computers, presentation facilities and faculty experts in math, writing and English language support. capilanou.ca/learning-commons If you experience barriers in the learning environment related to a disabling condition, talk to the friendly staff in Accessibility Services. They’ll help address the obstacle so that you can focus on your studies. capilanou.ca/accessibility 26 | CAPILANO UNIVERSITY $1,269+ STUDENT FEES † Includes health and dental plan, U-Pass, student union fees, etc. $1,000+ BOOKS AND SUPPLIES $8,924 RESIDENCE AND MEAL PLAN Shared room in residence is $4,462 per term including meals. *Calculate tuition fees for a specific program: capilanou.ca/tuition-fees-estimator Above costs are estimates in Canadian dollars and based on a first-year full course load in the fall 2019 and spring 2020 terms. Tuition fees vary for different programs. Fees are subject to change without notice. Student fees include Student Union charges ($216.89/term), CSU health and dental plan ($243.25/year), U-Pass BC ($164/term), term enrolment fee ($29.25/term) and Student Services and Technology fee ($102.83/term). † SAVE MONEY BY PLANNING AHEAD HEALTH INSURANCE U-PASS BC Apply for entrance, term-based and external awards Buy used textbooks Use your U-Pass to get around Cook at home and pack a lunch Switch to a no-fee student bank account Create a budget and stick to it capilanou.ca/financial-aid All students living in B.C. longer than six months must enrol in the Medical Services Plan of B.C. Most full-time students (enrolled in nine credits or more) attending CapU in the fall will be automatically enrolled in the Capilano Students’ Union extended health and dental plan. If you already have similar extended coverage, you can opt out of the plan during the fall term (deadlines apply). Part-time students and those starting at CapU in the spring can self-enrol in the plan. csu.bc.ca/services/healthplan Every student who takes three or more credits at Capilano University’s North Vancouver campus is eligible for the U-Pass BC program, which provides unlimited access to Bus, SeaBus and SkyTrain services within Metro Vancouver. capilanou.ca/u-pass VIEWBOOK 2020 – 2021 | 27 3 STEPS TO BECOME A STUDENT You’re invited to an EXPLORE CAPU INFO NIGHT EXPLORE PROGRA MS AND APPLY TO CAPU Learn about programs, admission and registration, plus talk to faculty and current students about what it’s like to be a CapU student. Don't forget to RSVP for the chance to win amazing prizes! capilanou.ca/explore Research the programs that interest you. Once you have made your decision, apply at capilanou.ca/apply. The application fee is $50 for domestic students and $135 for international students. Application deadlines vary for different programs. For details, see capilanou.ca/programs MARK YOUR CALENDAR! SUBMIT DOCUMENTATION FOR ADMISSION REGISTER FOR CL ASSES AND PAY YOUR TUITION To be admitted, you must meet the general admission requirements of the University as well as any requirements of the program to which you are applying. Be sure to review the admission requirements and submit the documents that demonstrate you have met these requirements. See capilanou.ca/programs You will receive information about registration through your CapU email account including the date and time that you can start registering — this is your “Time Ticket.” Based on your Time Ticket, register as soon as possible for the best course selection. If you need help selecting courses, contact academic advising at advising@capilanou.ca If you are a current B.C. high school student you may selfreport your grades between January 15 and March 31 for the fall semester. International Students: Upon receiving a Letter of Offer, international students must pay a tuition deposit. As soon as the Centre for International Experience (CIE) receives this deposit, a Letter of Acceptance will be issued, which can be used to renew or apply for a study permit (and an entry visa, depending on citizenship). See capilanou.ca/international 28 | CAPILANO UNIVERSITY November 13, 2019 March 11, 2020 TOUR THE CAMPUS Discover CapU’s North Vancouver campus by booking a guided tour. capilanou.ca/tours ASK AN ADVISOR Learn more about CapU programs and admission requirements. To secure your registration, pay the balance of your tuition before the fee payment deadline. Some payments take time to process. Please make payments up to 10 days before the fee deadline to confirm your registration. Always quote your CapU student number with any payment. See capilanou.ca/fees Once accepted at CapU, take part in our JumpStart sessions, which are designed to help you prepare for university. capilanou.ca/jumpstart Domestic students: recruitment@capilanou.ca International students: inted@capilanou.ca CapU Main Campus North Vancouver, B.C. VIEWBOOK VIEWBOOK 20202020 – 2021– 2021 | 29 | 29 CAPU MAIN CAMPUS 2055 Purcell Way North Vancouver, B.C. Canada V7J 3H5 Tel: 604 986 1911 CAPU LONSDALE 125 Victory Ship Way North Vancouver, B.C. Canada V7L 0B2 kálax-ay SUNSHINE COAST CAMPUS 5627 Inlet Ave Sechelt, B.C. Canada V0N 3A0 Tel: 604 885 9310 Toll-free from Vancouver area: 604 986 1911, ext. 5900 CAPIL ANOU.CA @CapilanoU 100%