Summer Camps 2019
New This Year: Langara's first year-round teen program!
Join us this February for Langara Camps' BRAND NEW Photography Club for teens! Master your DSLR camera, shoot in the studio and outdoors, and even explore film photography and the magic of the darkroom. Meet other young photographers, build your portfolio, and train with master instructor Andrea Sirois.
Coming Up: Summer 2020 Camps
From Coding to Photography and Graphic Novel Design, these are not your average summer camps. Langara College offers a range of summer camps for ages 13–17 designed to cultivate curiosity, unleash imagination, and develop problem-solving skills.
Read the camp summaries below or go to read the full details on our camps.
Past Camps: Arts - Photos, Music
Introduction to Digital Music Production
July 2– July 12
Interested in electronic music, DJing, or music production? Want to record movie, TV, and video game music? Bring your headphones and get started! This camp will finish at 4:00 pm.
Advanced Digital Music Production
July 15– July 26
Participants will go deeper into the technical and productions side of digital music and explore the software that goes into producing their own piece. Bring your headphones and get working. This camp will finish at 4:00 pm.
Capture your summer: Photography Camp
July 22–July 26
An exciting program designed to inspire, challenge, and engage the aspiring photographer. Students will have access to Langara’s studios and state-of-the-art equipment.
Past Camps: Comics
Calling All Graphic Novel Fans: Graphic Novel and Manga Camp
July 29–August 2
This one-week introductory camp allows budding graphic novel and manga artists to explore the world of comic book creation.
Past Camps: Computer & Tech, Robotics
Code Breaker: Introduction to Coding and Game Design
July 2–July 12
A high-speed fun, educational journey through computer science, coding, and game design.
Game On! Advanced Coding for Game Development
July 15–July 19
Learn the process of game development by making your own game this summer! Skills can be applied to almost any other game engine, 2D or 3D.