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What is an academic year? An academic year is the full educational cycle of an institution. Langara College's academic year runs from September to August. Each year is comprised of three semesters or "terms": September to December (Fall) January to April (Spring) May to August (Summer) Important...

Indigenous Engagement and Initiatives acknowledges that Langara College is located within the traditional territory of Musqueam People. We are honoured to be welcomed by them. Musqueam Indian Band Welcome Message (PDF 2.0MB) Langara College proudly implemented the first formal Aboriginal Education...

The Indigenous Gathering Place is a safe, supportive, and welcoming multi-purpose space that is dedicated to supporting Indigenous student academic success. It is also a space for Indigenous students to connect with one another and with student supports while at the College.

Join an information session, book a campus tour, or attend a trial class and see what it’s like to study at Langara College. Meet program instructors and staff to learn about career pathways, the courses you'll take, admissions requirements, and more.

Studio 58 is hosting information sessions and we want you to join us! Come learn more about our Acting and Production programs, explore the application process and chat with faculty and staff. The sessions include information about resources at Langara, careers pathways and lots of time for...

Integrated Planning and Accountability (formerly Institutional Research) gathers and analyzes data for use in institution and system-wide policy formation, strategic planning, decision making, assessment, and accountability activities. We provide business intelligence analytics, data, and research...

Each year, December 3rd is observed as the United Nations International Day of Persons with Disabilities. This is a day that serves as an opportunity for the Langara College community to celebrate persons with disabilities as valued, contributing members of our community and highlight that they also...