B.J.M.C from Capilano University [CAPILANOU], North Vancouver - Fees & Admission Details 2026

• The course was really up-to-date. A lot of our assignments had us looking at current industry stuff, and sometimes we had to watch webinars to get the info, which was actually pretty cool.
• We also got to go on field trips—like Whistler, Vancouver Convention Centre, and some Indigenous sites—and I even did an internship at the front desk, which was a good experience. Classes were usually two a day, three hours each, and my class was tiny, only like 11 people, so it felt really personal.

• I paid $2500 per course. $36,000 for the whole program.

It’s really good. I think more physical activities should be included.

If I talk about Indian currency, it would be around 20-28lakh in total. This is just an estimate.

The program is amazing. First year courses cover basic business background and quantitative analysis- statistics, business computing. As you get experience to these materials, second year courses are the analytical courses content such as Human Resources, employment law and electives. Third year courses are intense business courses - strategic and project management. Fourth year courses are experiential where you get an opportunity to understand different business. Some instructors gives projects to work with an actual running business and help them improve their business practices.

Fees depends on International and domestic status. International tuition are comparatively higher can aim around $30,000 for a whole BBQ program. It would be more!

The course curriculum and academic included many different subjects which again as stated before, provided practical exposure in education at Capilano University.

My overall experience has been "wow". People may think this is exaggeration, but honestly advising and suggesting, it is the best institute/university one could pursue their education.

The courses offered are very extensive, and the faculty is very experienced.

It was around 35,000 CAD for two year program.

Its great you can actually choose your majors in finance ,hr etc on your prefrence , most interactive learning you will ever experience .

32900 CAD

The tuition average for the film program is $16,000 per year with the average bursary around $1,500. International applicants are expected to pay approximately $32,000 tuition per year. Unfortunately, the vast majority of scholarships are based on community involvement for local students before enrolling in any program. International applicants are still eligible for bursaries.

Limited amount of film schools in Western Canada. Only about 4 in particularly in Vancouver where the film industry is most prevalent. Cheapest tuition (still very expensive) of all of the options available. The bonus was that the program included its own equipment and studio which allowed everyone to work on projects locally.

The required courses for the first years in my program make sense, as you need them to successfully move onwards in the path of science.

The cost of my tuition for 2 terms and 9 classes was around six thousand dollars.

I think the courses are offered are pretty great! Very interesting and varied to the interests of each person and their program requirements. The misconception that smaller universities and colleges have easier courses is not true at all since the full credits can be transferred where applicable.

Fees depend on the credits you take depending on the course load chosen it transfers to a certain amount of money needed to pay. Student fees are also mandatory and they include the u-pass and medical coverage.