Programs and courses
Your journey at °µÍø51 starts with the right program, and the right courses to help you get where you want to go. Whether you’re planning to start a career, transfer to university or explore your passions, your program shapes what you learn, how you grow and where you’ll end up next.
Why study at °µÍø51?
No matter your background or financial situation, °µÍø51 is committed to making education accessible. Our financial aid programs are designed to support you, whether you need a little help or a lot. Start here to learn what you qualify for and how to apply.
At Douglas, your learning is led by experienced instructors who combine academic knowledge with real-world insight. Our programs are designed to challenge your thinking, build critical skills and prepare you for what comes next.
From practicums and labs to co-op placements and applied projects, you’ll gain real experience that helps you understand your field and stand out.
Many of our courses are transferable to top universities across B.C. and beyond, making Douglas a smart, affordable starting point. Learn more about university transfer courses.
You’ll study in a welcoming, supportive environment that celebrates diversity and creates space for everyone to belong. We value different perspectives and believe strong relationships help students learn and grow.
°µÍø51 offers one of the lowest tuition rates in B.C., so you can get a high-quality education without a high cost. That means less student debt and more freedom to focus on your future.
Meeting you where you’re at
Areas of study
Choosing what to study can feel overwhelming, but we can make things clearer. Whether you re fresh out of high school, returning to school after time away or thinking about a career change, our areas of study help you see all the paths available at Douglas. Explore your interests, compare programs and discover where your passions can take you.
Applied Community Studies Commerce and Business Administration Health Sciences Humanities and Social Sciences Language, Literature and Performing Arts Science and Technology
Ways to study
At °µÍø51, we offer a variety of ways to pursue higher education. Browse below to get more information about the credentials we offer, as well as our flexible study options.
Bachelor's degrees Associate degrees Career programs English upgrading, mathematics upgrading and adult education Post-degree, Post-baccalaureate and Graduate diplomas Part-time studies Concurrent studies
Returning to school? You’re not alone.
Get support every step of the way
Whether it's been one year or twenty, coming back to school can feel overwhelming. Maybe you stepped away to raise a family, care for a loved one, build a career or simply take time for yourself. Whatever your story, °µÍø51 is ready to meet you where you are, with respect, understanding and a clear path forward.
We know the college experience may have changed since you were last in a classroom. That's why we offer personalized, judgment-free support to help you transition back into academic life.
- Academic upgrading
Brush up on math or English before diving into credit courses. - Mature students
We welcome mature students with programs that fit your goals and your schedule. - Student Success Advising
Work one-on-one with a Student Success Advisor to find the right starting point and create a plan that works for you. - Flexible program options
Choose part-time, evening or online courses that fit your life. - Technology help
Access training and support to feel confident using college platforms and tools.
You’re more ready than you think
Many returning students find that once they take the first step, the momentum builds quickly. And you won't be doing it alone because each year, hundreds of students return to Douglas to finish what they started or begin something entirely new.
If you're unsure where to start, connect with an Enrolment Services Advisor or attend an info session. We'll help you explore your options, identify any upgrading you might need and find a program that aligns with your goals.
Talk to an Enrolment Services Advisor Attend an info session
Beyond the classroom
Career development
At °µÍø51, we know that education is just the beginning. Career development is what helps turn your learning into real opportunities. Whether you're planning your first career, switching paths or preparing for advancement, career development provides the tools, guidance and confidence to move forward with purpose.
Continuing Education Training Group Vocational Education and Skills Training
Workplace skills
Workplace skills are what set students apart in interviews and help them succeed on the job from day one. These are the skills employers consistently look for and they’re critical for adapting to new roles, industries and technologies. At Douglas, we embed real-world expectations into our programs, so students graduate confident, capable and career-ready.
Career Centre Skills for success Self-employment services Youth programs
Learn more about workplace skills
Global programs and exchanges
We believe education goes beyond the classroom. It’s also about expanding your worldview. Global programs and student exchanges offer the chance to study in another country, immerse yourself in a new culture and gain a deeper understanding of the world and your place in it.
Study abroad Partner with Global Engagement Get involved globally
Co-operative education
At °µÍø51, co-operative education bridges the gap between the classroom and the workplace. It gives students the chance to apply what they’re learning in real-world settings, and get paid while doing it.
Training Group
The Training Group is a department of °µÍø51 that offers government-funded training, employment and English language (LINC) programs, as well as programs and services for employers.
Workplace essentials skills Self-employment program and services Youth employment services
Information sessions
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