Sterling College Vancouver Campus

Sterling College is committed to creating a positive and engaging learning environment where students can gain the credentials necessary for careers that are in demand. We are dedicated to providing training that surpasses the needs of the industry.

We offer dual credentials for our Health Care Practice Management program and Software Development and Network Administration programs. With campuses in downtown Vancouver and Lethbridge we make getting an education accessible.

Sterling College has a state-of-the-art Athletic Training Clinic that serves over 350 student-athletes on 15 different varsity and junior varsity athletic teams. The clinic is designed to provide clinical education for Athletic Training students as well as to provide services to over 350 student-athletes. The Athletic Training Clinic at Sterling College provides assistance to student-athletes in a variety of areas, including taping and bandaging, hydrotherapy, therapeutic modalities treatments, rehabilitation, and more.

A contemporary Athletic Training Laboratory has been constructed in Gleason Gymnasium as part of Sterling College's ongoing commitment to academics. The laboratory will be utilized for classroom instruction as well as clinical skills development. It is home to teaching materials, anatomical models, and equipment for rehabilitation and clinical evaluation in the Athletic Training Laboratory.

Students at Sterling College have access to a wide range of student services, which can be utilized in a variety of ways, whether that be in the field of healthcare or in the form of clubs and social and cultural organizations. Active involvement in campus life allows Sterling College students to make life-long friends, discover talents, develop leadership skills, and create lasting memories while having fun. Through participating in one or more of the student organizations, attending social events, going to athletic games, or becoming involved in campus activities, Sterling College students become actively engaged in their collegiate experience.

On-campus accommodation - Each resident hall is equipped with a computer center that provides typical software capabilities, internet access, and e-mail access around the clock. Within each residence hall, there are kitchenette amenities as well as public lounges equipped with cable television and laundry facilities.

Off-campus accommodation and homestays are other options available to the students. Many overseas students choose to live with a Canadian family while studying in Canada, a practice known as "homestay." Such kind of living helps the students to get acquainted with the vibrant culture of Canada and provide them a home away from their actual home.