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• DO what you love.

At Douglas, a good career means loving what you do and being good at it.

• What will you DO?

Answering that important question can be hard. That’s why we encourage you to explore, and discover new passions, new strengths and new dreams. We promise to support you, and push you to learn, grow and become what you’ve always wanted to be.

You’ll get there, for sure.

WHAT WE OffEr

CHiLD, fAMiLY AnD COMMUniTY sTUDiEs 

• Aboriginal Child, family and Community studies stream
• basic Occupational Education
• behavior intervention (autism specialty)
• Career and Employment preparation/Transitions
• Child and Youth Care (includes degree)
• Classroom and Community support
• Community social service Work
• Consumer and Job preparation
• Co-occurring Disorders
• Customer service and Cashier Training
• Disability and Applied behaviour Analysis
• Early Childhood Education Employment supports specialty
• Light Warehouse Training
• sign Language interpretation
• Therapeutic recreation (includes degree)
• Youth Justice

COMMErCE AnD bUsinEss ADMinisTrATiOn 

• Accounting (includes post-degree diploma)
• Accounting Management
• Accounting studies (post-degree diploma)
• business Administration (degree: Accounting; financial services and Administration)
• business Management (specialties: business Administration; general business)
• Commerce and business Administration
• Computing science and information systems
• Economics financial planning (post-degree diploma)
• financial services Management
• Hospitality Management
• information and Communication Technology (post-degree diploma)
• Marketing (includes post-degree diploma)
• Off ice Administration (specialties: Medical Off ice Assistant, Legal Administrative Assistant, Administrative Assistant)
• sales (post-degree diploma)

HEALTH sCiEnCEs 

• Dental Assisting
• Health Care support Worker (includes Community Mental Health Worker and Health Care Assistant)
• Health information Management nursing (degree)
• psychiatric nursing (includes degree)

LAngUAgE, LiTErATUrE AnD pErfOrMing ArTs 

• basic Musicianship
• Communications (includes post-degree diploma)
• Creative Writing English
• English as a second Language
• English Upgrading
• intercultural and international studies
• Modern Languages (french, german, Japanese, Chinese, spanish)
• Music
• Music Technology
• performing Arts (degree)
• performing and fine Arts
• stagecraft and Event Technology
• student success
• Teaching English as a second Language
• Theatre Women’s studies and gender relations

HUMAniTiEs AnD sOCiAL sCiEnCEs 

• Anthropology
• Criminology
• Environmental studies
• forensic studies
• future professional pilots
• future Teachers
• geography
• History
• Legal studies
• philosophy
• political science
• psychology (includes two degrees)
• psychosocial rehabilitation (graduate diploma)
• sociology

sCiEnCE AnD TECHnOLOgY 

• biology
• Chemistry
• Dispensing Opticianry
• Earth and Environmental sciences
• Environmental science
• Mathematics
• Mathematics and science Teaching (graduate diploma)
• Math Upgrading
• physical Education and Coaching (degree)
• physical Education (graduate diploma)
• physics and Astronomy science
• sport science
• Veterinary
• Technology

JOIN US

ADMissiOn rEQUirEMEnTs

sTEp 1: MAkE sUrE YOU’rE rEADY TO AppLY

• You need OnE of the following general admission requirements:
•  You have completed b.C. secondary school graduation in any program or have completed the equivalent in another school system.
•  You lack one course for b.C. secondary school graduation or the equivalent in another school system.
•  You are 19 years old by the end of the first month of the first semester of attendance. douglascollege.ca/admissions
•  You are at least 17 on the first day of the COsTs first semester of attendance AnD have not been enrolled at a school for at least one year. You ar1: MAkE sUrE YOU’rE rEADY TO AppLY

You need OnE of the following general admission requirements:

• You have completed b.C. secondary school graduation in any program or have completed the equivalent in another school system.
•  You lack one course for b.C. secondary school graduation or the equivalent in another school system. •
• You are 19 years old by the end of the first month of the first semester of attendance.
• You are at least 17 on the first day of the COsTs first semester of attendance AnD have not been enrolled at a school for at least one year.
• You are a special-needs student and have completed a certificate or equivalent from a special program and have been in school for 12 years. AnD OnE of the following from this list:
•  English 12 with a minimum grade of C (including provincial exam grade)
•  One of the accepted substitutions for high school English.

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