12 Bachelor's Degree Programs in Vancouver Canada

LaSalle College Vancouver is one of only three schools in Canada to offer a Bachelor of Fashion Design Degree. Steeped in a teaching model that goes back to LaSalle College’s roots in Montréal, Canada’s fashion capital, students learn from top industry insiders the skills and training needed to build a successful career in the dynamic world of fashion. Students study the fundamentals of fashion design, including tailoring, flat pattern drafting, draping, textiles, and computer pattern drafting, and then dive into advanced

The Bachelor of Applied Design in Interior Design degree program offers a well-rounded curriculum strengthened with numerous computer-based courses, designed to prepare graduates to meet the current demands of the profession.

LaSalle College Vancouver’s Bachelor of Applied Design in Graphic Design prepares students for a creatively fulfilling and rewarding career as a visual storyteller. Students receive hands-on training in a state-of-the-art learning environment with instruction from top graphic designers.

Get out there. Start your career in B.C.'s booming hospitality and tourism sector. Learn professional management practices for hotel and restaurant settings while working with public customers in our popular on-campus service outlets.

Learn from the best. Start your cooking career at Western Canada's largest culinary school. Acquire top techniques from award-winning chefs while gaining experience in authentic food-service settings. Learn top culinary skills through a proven system of demonstration, hands-on practice, and group discussion. Daily work in on-campus food outlets offers a range of professional experience from casual to fine dining.

Technology is changing the business landscape faster than ever before. The way that consumers identify and acquire products, goods and services has changed at an exceedingly fast pace. Similarly, there has never been a greater need to exploit the promise of technology for the development, production and distribution of those products, goods and services in order to meet customer needs.

This course is designed to provide a basic conceptual framework that enables students to understand the international environments and the various management issues of global businesses. At the end of this course, students should be able to learn key concepts, tools, and frameworks of international business management.

This course allows the student to explore decision-making in the midst of moral ambiguity and environmental uncertainty. Moral reasoning in an organizational milieu and the understanding of the mechanics of organizational reputation are explored. This course brings into sharper focus the discussion on environmental sustainability that equips students with the strategic concepts they will need to know as they face the future consequences such as climate change and global warming and energy availability.

Express yourself. Launch your career in the fashion and apparel industry. Develop in-demand technical and business skills while fostering your creativity through hands-on design work. During five fashion cycle classes experience a fast-paced production process including design, drafting, construction, marketing, and sales. The cycles grow in complexity and are designed and produced both independently and in collaboration. The resulting products are sold under the Colure brand with money raised to put towards scholarships and bursaries.

The Bachelor of Business Administration program is a four-year undergraduate degree that allows you to select a concentration that suits your interests and career goals. As a graduate of this degree, you will be able to gain advanced standing toward appropriate professional designations. The General Business Management concentration is available to those students who are pursuing a broader perspective of the business world, without focusing specifically on any one area of administration.

The purpose of this course is to introduce the students to business mathematics. These include a review on numbers (fraction, percent and decimals) and solving linear equations or proportions. Then it will be the basic statistics concepts, payroll, markup, markdown, and inventory control. Next, students will explore the finance- simple and compound interest, annuity, and amortization. The course will be completed by introducing the accounting and its applications – depreciation and financial statements. This course is to prepare the students for statistics, accounting, management science, and other business courses that require applications of business mathematics.

This course is to provide the elementary level of descriptive Statistics and a part of the intermediate level of inferential Statistics. These include a review of the numerical measure and graphical displays. Then it will be an introduction to probability, three discrete probability distributions (binomial, hypergeometric and Poisson distributions), and three continuous probability distributions (uniform, normal and exponential distributions). Next, students will learn inferential Statistics – sampling methods, confidence intervals, one- and two-sample testing hypotheses, analysis of variance, regression and time series.