A non-credit program, requiring no prerequisites. A forum for the exploration and celebration of the arts in Greater Vancouver. Areas of interests include dance, art and culture, photography, dance, film, music and opera. Online registration.

An interdisciplinary program leading to the degree of Master of Arts in Liberal Studies. Program overview, news and events, faculty and staff, student information, admission requirements, cost, courses, application procedure and newsletter.

Provides intensive and extensive training for Chinese and Japanese professionals interested in cross-cultural communication and international exchange. Includes basic and advanced programs, courses, workshops, admission requirements and registration.

Provides intensive and extensive training for Chinese and Japanese professionals interested in cross-cultural communication and international exchange. Application information, program descriptions and FAQs.

Training ground for professional publishing. Information on admission, application, personnel, courses, financial, projects, internship, alumni and FAQ.

Part of the Arts Downtown program. Includes online Vancouver Opera previews, courses, director's message, instructors and registration.

Comfortable surroundings for vibrant street level discussions on burning issues of the day. No formal philosophy training required; real life experience desired. Calendar.

A non-profit organization devoted to the professional development of Canadian screenwriters and filmmakers. Part of the School for the Contemporary Arts. News and events, screenplay competition, library, membership, scripts, resources, programs, photo directory of screenwriters and Praxis advisors, funding, awards, deadlines and deals.

Established to offer less commonly taught languages for small groups of credit and non-credit students. Offered both at the main campus and Harbour Centre campus. Includes requirement and courses.

Offers non-credit and credit courses. History, overview, courses, Opsimath Club and registration.

Uses dialogue to focus student education on public issues. Overview, course information and application.

An interdisciplinary program that provides an opportunity to study the city and its functions from several perspectives. Overview, requirements, admission and application.

Provides information on courses and programs, events, short stories, resourses, electronic mailing list, competitions and awards, registration and application.