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Better Moves, Better Care
Athletic and Exercise Therapy (AET) students at Camosun College are discovering workplace wellness where it matters most - in the workplace itself.
Camosun College won first place in Western Canada's premier HR competition
A team of four Camosun College students took first place at the 2025 HRC West Case Competition, held March 14 and 15 in Edmonton, Alberta.
Lights, mic, action! Camosun’s Makerspace launches new Podcasting Studio
Camosun College is excited to announce the launch of the new Makerspace Podcasting Studio, a cutting-edge multimedia creation space designed to foster digital literacy and creative expression among students and faculty.
Camosun College named one of B.C.’s top employers for 2025
Camosun College has been named one of BC’s Top Employers in 2025.
Camosun College awarded $600K in applied-research grants
Camosun College is one of only three institutions in Canada to be awarded three Applied Research Tools and Instruments (ARTI) grants to support local industry innovation and equip students with the real-world skills employers need.
Sarah's invaluable experiences in the Athletic and Exercise Therapy program
Getting diagnosed with Crohn’s disease threw a wrench into her future plans, but she found the support she needed to succeed.
Camosun among first in Canada to celebrate Red Seal grads
Over 30 Red Seal graduates from a range of trades crossed the stage at Camosun College’s convocation ceremony making them among the first in the country.
Rob's biggest artistic inspiration: community
Before starting in Camosun College’s Visual Arts program, Rob’s biggest challenge was deciding what direction in the arts he wanted to go.
Keelin's journey towards confidence in her Indigeneity
Originally, Keelin wanted to study Nursing at Camosun but, requiring some upgrading courses, she explored other opportunities.
Camosun faculty first to participate in Sport and Exercise Indigenous Cultural Safety training
Camosun College is one of the first post-secondary institutions in British Columbia to introduce Indigenous Cultural Safety (ICS) training into its sport and exercise programs.