Info Fair
Join us at the Douglas College Info Fair this October. Drop-in any time during the event to explore the programs you’re interested in, talk with instructors one-on-one and see the New Westminster Campus.
Food services will be open if you’d like to purchase a snack or meal during the evening.
Tuesday October 28, 4-7pm
New Westminster Campus
700 Royal Avenue, New Westminster
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The College is easily accessible by public transit. Skytrain is recommended as it’s quick, inexpensive and good for the environment. Paid parking is available in the underground parkade located off Victoria Street.
Win a tuition fee voucher that covers the cost of one course at Douglas!
If you register in advance and attend the event, you will be entered in a draw to win a tuition fee voucher that covers the cost of one course at Douglas! Be sure to check-in with one of our volunteers to confirm your registration and attendance and be entered into the draw.
Which programs will you explore at the Info Fair?
The following programs are participating in the Info Fair:
Applied Community Studies
Behaviour Intervention
Career and Employment Preparation
Child and Youth Care
Classroom and Community Support
Customer Service and Cashier Training
Disability and Applied Behaviour Analysis
Early Childhood Education
Education Assistance and Inclusion
Local Industry Skills Training
Electronic and General Assembly
Food Services
Retail and Business Services
Social Work
Therapeutic Recreation
Youth Justice
Commerce and Business Administration
Accounting
Accounting Studies
Applied Accounting
Commerce and Business Administration
Computer and Information Systems
Computing Studies and Information Systems
Data Analytics
Digital Marketing
Economics
Finance
Financial Analysis
Financial Planning
Financial Services
General Business
Global Banking and Economics
Hospitality Management
Hospitality Marketing
Hospitality Services Management
Information and Communication Technology
Management
Marketing
Sales
Health Sciences
Academic Foundations for Potential Nursing Applicants
Academic Foundations for Potential Psychiatric Nursing Applicants
Health Care Assisting
Health Information Management
Licensed Practical Nurse Access to Psychiatric Nursing
Medical Office Administration
Mental Health and Substance Use Work
Nursing
Psychiatric Nursing
Humanities and Social Sciences
Anthropology
Asian Studies
Criminal Justice Studies
Criminology
Environmental Studies
Geography and the Environment
History
Indigenous studies
Legal Studies
Philosophy
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Language Literature and Performing Arts
Applied Audio
Basic Musicianship
Communications
Creative Writing
English
English Upgrading
Foundation for Music Therapy Studies
Gender, Sexualities and Women's Studies
Intercultural and International Studies
Modern Languages
Music
Music Technology
Professional Communication
Proficiency in Academic College English
Stagecraft and Event Technology
Teaching English as a Second Language
Theatre
Science and Technology
Biology
Chemistry
Computing Science
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Engineering and Fabrication Technologies
Engineering Foundations
Environmental Science
Geological Resources
Hearing Instrument Practitioner
Kinesiology
Math Upgrading
Mathematics
Opticianry
Physical and Health Education
Physical Education and Coaching
Sport Science
Veterinary Technology