This article briefly introduces the various possibilities of studying at Camosun College.

Have already found your dream major at Camosun College but want to know more about the various possibilities of studying at Camosun? Check out this article for some Applied Learning Programs you can join!

Study abroad

By study abroad, students can develop intercultural and second language competencies – skills in demand by a growing number of employers. Expand the walls of the classroom and jump into life in another country. Students will gain a better understanding of the world’s cultures, politics, and geography. Here are some schools and fields of study that students can choose from:

• Country School Fields of Study Japan Josai International University Arts & Language Kansai Gaidai University Arts & Language
• Business University of Morioka Arts & Language South Korea Hallym University Arts & Language
• Business Austria University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria Business Czech Republic Palacký University Arts & Language
• Sport and Exercise Denmark Business Academy Aarhus Business
• Technology Finland Kajaani University of Applied Science Business
• Sport and Exercise
• Technology France INSEEC Group Business Germany Ingolstadt University of Applied Sciences Business Netherlands Fontys University of Applied Sciences Arts & Language
• Business
• Sport and Exercise
• Technology Spain Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona Business Sweden Jönköping University Arts & Language
• Business
• Health and Human Services Switzerland Bern University of Applied Sciences Sport & Exercise Wales University of Wales Trinity Saint David Arts & Language
• Business
• Health and Human Services
• Sport and Exercise
• Technology New Zealand Ara Institute of Canterbury Arts & Language
• Business
• Health & Human Services
• Indigenous
• Sport & Exercise

Technology Co-operative Education and Career Services

The Applied Learning, Co-operative Education and Career Services department at Camosun College helps students and organizations engage in meaningful ways through various work-integrated learning and career opportunities.

If students want to apply their learning and skills in various work-integrated learning (WIL) and career opportunities, Co-op and Internships are good choices. Camosun also offers career support and networking opportunities for grads and alumni. Job Board, Online Career Resources, and Career Services are all available to students.

Apprentice Training

An apprenticeship is a two-way agreement between students and their employers/sponsors to provide students with appropriate opportunities to become fully competent in the trade of their choice.

As an apprentice, students will spend about 80% of their time on the job, earning while learning. In addition to that practical experience, students also need to sign up for a few weeks of in-school technical training each year. Practical work hours and technical training are both required to achieve the full trade qualification.

If students are currently employed as an apprentice, they can get your required technical training at Camosun. Depending on which trade students chose, they will be in school for five to 10 weeks in each year of the apprenticeship.

Are you interested in starting your study journey at Camosun College? Check Global Study Guide for more information about student life, programs, and international student support and register a free account to apply today!