Camosun College

Camosun College is located in Greater Victoria, British Columbia and is one of the largest public colleges in the province.

The routes of the institution can be traced back to 1917, but the college was established under its current name in 1971. The college has two campuses in Lansdowne and Interurban.

Camosun College now offers over 160 programmes in the arts, business, engineering, sport and exercise and education, among others

Facilities include the Babcock Canada Interaction Lab and the Technology Access Centre, which feautures specialised manufacturing technologies, 3D scanners and printers, CNC machines and robotic systems and AR/SR/VR/xR and simulation development.

There is a large international student body representing around 80 different countries.

Camosun College has five sports teams (all called the Chargers): men's basketball, women's basketball, men's volleyball, women's volleyball, and men's golf. There is also a curling team.