Entertainment arts programs will be offered in dedicated computer labs at KPU's Richmond Campus. Located in the heart of Richmond, the campus is a short walk from Lansdowne Canada Line station and several major bus routes, including the 301, 405, 407, 410 and 430. There is ample paid parking space at the campus, with permit parking, and visitor and daily parking options available.

For students admitted to Langara, KPU has committed to provide a financial award to keep the amount you would have paid in tuition and fees at Langara at the same rate through to the completion of your studies.

When you confirm your transfer to KPU, tuition paid to Langara and credits on account will be honoured by KPU and your deposits with Langara will be transferred to your account at KPU. You will be responsible for paying any remaining balance after KPU's financial award and your deposits have been applied to your tuition and fees.

Yes, the program lengths at KPU are the same as the programs you stared at Langara. KPU's Entertainment Arts program information can be found in the university calendar.

Returning the disclosure of information form to Olivia Kong at okong@langara.ca as soon as possible will allow Langara to transfer your relevant student and admission records to KPU.

Once you have applied, you will receive an email with your KPU student number, KPU student email account and log in information. If you completed the disclosure of information form, KPU will be able to work with Langara to ensure your admission records are transferred to KPU. Once we have this information from Langara, we will send you your admission letter.

Students transferring from Langara who apply to KPU can expect to receive an admission letter within a few of days of KPU receiving admission records from Langara.

KPU is working to support continuity in learning to current CEA Langara students for a May start. For the best transition to KPU, we are asking all Langara CEA students to apply to KPU for the May intake and to ensure the disclosure of information form is submitted to Langara as soon as possible.

Students are not permitted by IRCC to begin studies in Canada without a study permit. If you do not have an approved study permit by the beginning of May, please reach out to international@kpu.ca to discuss your options.

If IRCC denies your study permit application, you need to complete the following steps by May 8, 2022:

• Drop all classes you are registered in through the Registration application by May 8, 2022.
• Email International.Refunds@kpu.ca using your KPU email account. Include your 9-digit KPU Student ID number in the subject line within 4 weeks of the start of the semester to discuss the options available for you.

If IRCC denies your study permit application after the term has begun on May 9, 2022, KPU's standard FM8 Student Tuition and Fees >policy and >procedures apply; you will be responsible for paying for any amount owing on your account.

When you confirm your transfer to KPU, tuition paid to Langara and credits on account will be honoured by KPU and your deposits with Langara will be transferred to your account at KPU. You will be responsible for paying any remaining balance after KPU's financial award and your deposits have been applied to your tuition and fees.

Most classes will be scheduled as in-person on KPU's Richmond campus with some online components if deemed suitable by KPU. You are required to be in Canada before the start of the semester.

KPU is working on the class schedule and more information will be made available to you soon. Courses will be posted in the online timetable.

Please sign in to your MyCIC account and follow the instructions to change your school. You should update the KPU DLI as soon as you receive the Letter of Acceptance.

If you have applied for study permit extension before the current study permit expiry date, you are under “maintained status” and are able to continue with your studies. Once you receive your new study permit, please sign in to your MyCIC account to update your KPU DLI number.

Yes. KPU's entertainment arts programs are PGWP-eligible. International students are required to meet all criteria listed on the IRCC website to be eligible for PGWP. Please visit their website for details.

Yes, KPU students are automatically enrolled and fees charged upon registration in classes. KPU offers two types of medical insurance:

1. Guard.me International Insurance: Coverage begins on the first day of the first month of the semester, and is renewable every semester. The cost for the full term is $201.30. If you have received your BC medical services plan (MSP), you are eligible for permanent opt out. The deadline to opt out for the summer semester is May 31. This is only available to international students.
2. Kwantlen Student Association Health and Dental Plan: This provides 12 months of coverage, starting on the first day your studies begin, and is renewable every year. This is available to all KPU students.

Refer to our tuition estimator for tuition and fee information. Remember, while you will pay for medical insurance, KPU has committed to providing an award to ensure you pay the same in tuition and fees overall at KPU as you paid at Langara.

Students who register for in-person classes are eligible for MultiPass, the name for U-Pass at KPU. In addition to the discounted Translink travel provided by U-Pass, the MultiPass gives you access to discounted fitness centre passes, a car pool program and more. Visit the MultiPass webpage for more information.