Blessed with breathtaking landscapes, British Columbia is Canada’s westernmost province. This is where the Pacific is met by bustling city and towering forest; where mountains give way to picturesque valleys, and where vibrant urban life is fused with the nature that surrounds it.
People from across Canada and around the world love the province’s beautiful scenery and outdoor adventures. British Columbia’s economy is rapidly growing. Between 2017 and 2027, there will be 917,000 job openings. British Columbia has one of North America’s most competitive, flexible, and supportive business climates.
Please visit the links provided about living and studying in British Columbia to make the most of your experience.
Transportation
- Translink: RBCo campus is minutes away from Lincoln Station. Skytrain and bus schedules, Trip Planner tool and information about riding and driving in Metro Vancouver can be found at Translink Website https://www.translink.ca/.
- Compass card: You will need a Compass Card to use public transportation. It is easy and secure to register and reload your compass card at https://www.compasscard.ca/.
- Skytrain map: The Vancouver Sky Train is a fully-automated, driverless, light rapid transit system with three integrated routes. The modern trains offer fast, efficient service between downtown and Metro Vancouver’s suburbs. Printable map of all SkyTrain Routes (PDF) and Schedules for Expo Line, Millenium Line and Canada Line can be found at https://skytrainmap.com/.
Study Permit
Foreign nationals are required to obtain a study permit for engaging in academic, professional, vocational or other education or training that is more than six months in duration at a designated learning institution (DLI) in Canada. You should apply for your study permit before you travel to Canada.
