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Each year Camosun welcomes over 1,000 Indigenous students from First Nations, Métis, and Inuit groups, and over 2,200 international students���ڰ��dz���more than 70 countries.

The college welcomed its first students in 1971 and adopted the name “Camosun”, a local Lekwungen (Songhees) First Nation name meaning “where different waters meet and are transformed.” Today, 51�Թ�app offers over 160 innovative programs to help meet the needs of students and communities in Victoria and beyond.

Wide range of programs

Our education offerings include university transfer and applied degree programs;��career and trades training;��upgrading and preparatory programs; and . 51�Թ�app has earned an outstanding reputation for teaching excellence—we’re proud of our faculty, staff and students, and the fact that we provide one of Canada’s best learning experiences.

We’re large enough to provide great services and facilities for a vibrant campus environment on beautiful Vancouver Island, yet small enough to offer students the individual support, care and attention not found in most post-secondary institutions.

90.4% of recent graduates satisfied/very satisfied with their Camosun education

Impact on the community

Our impact as a college extends well beyond our highly skilled, job-ready graduates. We provide contract training opportunities for local businesses;��research, innovation and prototyping services for industry; and well-trained co-op students for employers.

With over 1,400 employees and annual expenses of $171.7 million, Camosun is one of our community’s top employers and generates $1 billion in economic impact in our province every year.

95.2% of grads who go on to further studies say they were well-prepared

Leadership

Notice: Occasionally, there are unscrupulous organizations that try to associate with legitimate colleges and universities including Camosun. Please be advised that all our partnerships are with legitimate and accredited institutions. If you see our brand associated with an organization that you think is suspicious, please contact communications@camosun.ca