February 2–6, 2026 | Langara College Main Campus, West Broadway Centre
Langara College invites prospective students to its Spring Info Week, taking place from February 2 to 6, 2026. This five-day event features program information sessions and trial classes designed to help students explore academic pathways, campus life, and support services at Langara.
Participants will have the opportunity to learn about Langara’s programs, student services, and learning environment, while meeting instructors, staff, and recruiters. Info Week provides a practical way to ask questions about admissions, programs, and next steps in a supportive, in-person setting.
Campus Tours
Langara is conveniently located just five minutes from the Langara–49th Avenue Canada Line Station. Guided campus tours run daily at 11:30 am and 3:00 pm, offering visitors a firsthand look at classrooms, facilities, and student spaces.
Free Application
All Info Week attendees can apply to Langara with the application fee waived. Waivers are available at the end of each session.
Prizes
Students who register and attend Info Week are eligible to win a $1,000 tuition waiver and a Nike gift card valued up to $250.
Daily Focus by Faculty
Each day highlights a specific faculty and its programs:
- February 2 – Health Programs
- February 3 – Arts Programs
- February 4 – Humanities & Social Science Programs
- February 5 – Science & Technology Programs
- February 6 – Business Programs
Why Choose Langara?
Your Top Choice for University Transfer
Langara is widely recognized for its university transfer pathways. Students can begin their studies at Langara and continue on to leading universities in British Columbia, earning a high-quality and more affordable degree.
A Close-Knit Learning Community
With smaller class sizes, students benefit from stronger connections with faculty and staff. A vibrant campus community and comprehensive support services help students succeed academically and personally.
Graduate Career-Ready
Langara’s hands-on programs are shaped by real-world connections and evolving labour market needs. Learning extends beyond the classroom into BC’s communities and workplaces, preparing graduates for meaningful careers.
