HQ Function

Serves as the original and a primary academic campus, housing a wide range of arts, science, university transfer, health, and human services programs, alongside key administrative offices and student services.

Notable Features:

Historic Young Building (1915), modern Alex & Jo Campbell Centre for Health and Wellness, Wilna Thomas Building with its First Peoples Gathering Place, extensive library, and scenic, accessible grounds with Garry Oak ecosystems.

Work Culture:

A student-centered and collaborative environment for faculty and staff, fostering innovation in teaching and learning. Emphasizes community engagement, Indigenization, and applied research. Offers a supportive atmosphere with a focus on professional development.

HQ Significance:

As the original campus, Lansdowne holds historical significance and is central to Camosun's identity. It delivers foundational programs and acts as a vital educational hub for Vancouver Island, contributing significantly to the region's social and economic development.

Values Reflected in HQ: Commitment to academic excellence, student success, community relevance, accessibility, Indigenization, and sustainability is reflected in its diverse program offerings, inclusive campus spaces, and modern learning environments.

Location:

Camosun College actively engages globally through Camosun International, welcoming over 1,500 international students from more than 70 countries annually. It supports international learning experiences, including study abroad opportunities for domestic students, partnerships with institutions worldwide for collaborative programs and articulation, and involvement in international development projects. This global engagement enriches the campus community, fosters cross-cultural understanding, and prepares students for a globalized world.

Street Address:

3100 Foul Bay Road

City:

Victoria

State/Province:

British Columbia

Country:

Canada