Transfer Agreements

Transfer agreements offer Indigenous students a clear pathway to bachelor's degrees at two of Canada's best research universities. At Langara, you’ll receive the support and academic preparation necessary to transfer to SFU or UBC successfully. Explore the agreements to learn more.

SFU-Langara Indigenous Transfer Pathway Agreement

The SFU-Langara Indigenous Transfer Pathway is a collaboration between SFU and Langara College that offers support for Indigenous students currently attending Langara through specified admission requirements and entrance awards leading to a bachelor's degree at SFU.

Apply to Langara College

Before you can apply for the SFU-Langara ITP, you need to be a registered student at Langara College. Be sure to self-identify as Indigenous on your application.

To attend Langara College:

You must have successfully completed a BC secondary program (Grade 12) or equivalent; or
You must be at least 19 years of age on the first day of your first semester; or
You must have successfully completed an Adult Basic Education (ABE) or General Educational Development (GED) program;

See Langara's full admission requirements or apply now.

Enroll in the SFU-Langara Indigenous Transfer Pathway.

You can enrol at any point during your time at Langara, so long as it’s before you apply to SFU.

Submit your Application Form to the Gathering Space

Submit your SFU-Langara ITP Application Form to the Gathering Space Once you have filled out your SFU-Langara ITP Application Form, email it to indigenous [at] langara.ca (indigenous[at]langara[dot]ca) or drop it off at the Gathering Space (C140).

UBC-Langara Indigenous Transfer Partnership

The UBC-Langara Indigenous Transfer Partnership (UBC-ITP) is a collaboration between the University of British Columbia (UBC) and Langara College that offers First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students a clear pathway to bachelor's degrees at UBC’s Vancouver Campus.

As a UBC-ITP student, you'll have access to financial advising, scholarships, bursaries, and other assistance programs. In addition to the support available to all students, there are specific awards, at UBC and Langara, available to those students enrolled in the transfer partnership. At Langara you’ll receive the support and academic preparation necessary to successfully transfer to one of a number of faculties at UBC. Here's how to apply:

Apply to Langara College

Before you can apply for the UBC-Langara ITP, you need to be a registered student at Langara College. Be sure to self-identify as Indigenous on your application.

To attend Langara College:

You must have successfully completed a BC secondary program (Grade 12) or equivalent; or
You must be at least 19 years of age on the first day of your first semester; or
You must have successfully completed an Adult Basic Education (ABE) or General Educational Development (GED) program;

See Langara's full admission requirements or apply now.

Step 2: Enrol in UBC-ITP (Do this before you apply to UBC.)

Complete the UBC-Langara Indigenous Transfer Partnership registration form (PDF) and indicate your UBC faculty or faculties of interest:

Faculty of Arts
UBC Sauder School of Business
Faculty of Applied Science (Engineering)
Faculty of Forestry
School of Kinesiology
Faculty of Land and Food Systems
Faculty of Science

Submit your registration form to the Gathering Space

Email it to indigenous [at] langara.ca (indigenous[at]langara[dot]ca) or drop it off at the Indigenous Gathering Space (C140).

Meet with Indigenous Student Services Specialist

The purpose of meeting with an Indigenous Student Services Specialist is to make you are aware of all the services available to you to ensure your successful transition to UBC. To get started, please email indigenous [at] langara.ca (indigenous[at]langara[dot]ca).

Meet UBC's admission requirements and apply to UBC

As a Langara transfer student, you must meet UBC’s general admission requirements for transfer students from a Canadian college and your chosen faculty’s specific requirements on the UBC Vancouver campus before applying to UBC. It takes two semesters of full-time study to earn 24 credits, so most students spend one or two years at Langara. When you are ready to complete this step, attend an application workshop to:

watch a demonstration of UBC's online application process by an Indigenous advisor
learn tips on applying for UBC’s Indigenous-specific Awards
receive support filling out and completing your admissions application

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