Welcome to °µÍø51! Whether you’re new to post-secondary or just new to Douglas, we want to help make your transition as smooth as possible and ensure you’re set up for success before the first day of classes. Orientation is one of the best ways to get prepared for the upcoming semester. We have a wide variety of activities, events and services planned to help you feel prepared and confident for your first semester at °µÍø51.
Accessibility or accommodation requests
We want everyone to be able to participate in the orientation. If you have questions about accessibility or accommodation requests, please email studentlife@douglascollege.ca
Orientation
Discover services and supports, how to access online classes, learn about events and activities as well as how to get involved in the College community.
Faculty-specific orientation sessions
Join your instructors, academic staff and peers to learn the ins and outs of your specific faculty.
General orientation sessions
Tour our campuses, meet staff and other students and get answers to your questions.
Orientation workshops
Explore topics such as tutoring, academic integrity and international specific topics like immigration 101.
Online orientation course
Learn the basics you need to know about studying at Douglas through our self-paced online orientation course.
Events and activities
Discover services and supports, how to access online classes, learn about events and activities as well as how to get involved in the College community.
Welcome Week
Feeling a bit lost your first day on campus? The Student Life team will be on site and ready to guide you.
Campus tour
If you're new to Douglas and have never visited our campuses, sign up for a tour.
Friday Hangouts
Continue your orientation journey with this fun, action-packed event with your peers.
New to Canada?
New international students, before you book your flight, check out these helpful tips and information before you pack your bags, including:
- New international student checklist
- Medical insurance for international students
- Living in Vancouver
- Important travel considerations