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    Bachelor's Degrees
    Career Programs
    University Transfer
    Degree Partnerships
    SFU - Douglas Degree Program
    Part-time Studies
    Continuing Education
    Study Abroad Programs
    Co-Operative Education
    English as a Second Language
    Upgrading English and Math
    The Training Group

Ways to Study

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Bachelor's degrees

A bachelor's degree recognizes you for completing a group of courses in a career or academic specialty. It's usually 120 credits (40 courses) and takes about 4 years of full-time study.

Career programs

Career programs prepare you to enter a new job or upgrade to a higher position in your field. They are usually 60-credit programs that take about 2 years of full-time study. Many are offered on a part-time basis.

University Transfer

Start studying at Douglas, then transfer to another institution to complete your studies. Douglas offers University Transfer courses in arts, science, and commerce and business.

Degree partnerships

Earn your bachelor's degree from an accredited university while enjoying the benefits of attending college. You'll take courses at both institutions. Part-time study options available.

Part-time studies

Reach your educational goals, even if you're busy with work or other responsibilities. As a part-time student, you'll take 1-3 courses per semester. Choose afternoon or evening classes.

Continuing education

Choose from a variety of flexible adult learning options, whether your goal is professional upgrading and career development, exploring a topic of interest or starting a new career. Enrol in individual courses and seminars, or complete a part-time certificate.

Study abroad programs

Earn credits toward your studies at Douglas while immersing yourself in the language and culture of another country. Past field schools have been offered in Argentina, China, Mexico and Wales.

Co-operative Education

Gain job skills and make contacts in your field while earning credits toward your credential. Once you've completed half of a diploma or University Transfer program, you can alternate semesters of study with semesters of paid, full-time employment. Offered for a limited number of programs.

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Choose programs to help you build the academic skills you'll need to study in Canada, specialized English training for foreign-trained professionals, immersion programs or the TESL Citation program.

Upgrading for English and math

Improve your reading, writing and math skills as you get ready to go back to school or advance in your career. Most upgrading courses at Douglas are tuition-free.

The Training Group

The Training Group offers customized training and services in career transition and small business development, industry and business training and more. Discover solutions that meet your training needs, budget and timelines, whether you're an individual, business or organization.