Late Admission to the Bachelor of Design in Visual Communication at Cap U for Fall runs February 8 to April 10, 2019

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Written By James Neufeld

The Bachelor of Design in Visual Communication at Capilano University in North Vancouver has a reputation for industry-ready graduates.

Study design specialties such as branding, illustration, and interactive design in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia!

Thank you to everyone who applied to IDEA School of Design for Fall 2019. Early applications are now closed. SlideRoom will re-open Friday, February 8 to Wednesday, April 10, 2019 for the Fall 2019 late admission period.

Entry to the Bachelor of Design program at Capilano University is competitive, and applicants must submit a portfolio and other documents through the online portal SlideRoom.

Not sure what to include in a portfolio? This  Portfolio Requirements page gives you all the information you should need.

Shown above: a sample of a typical student application portfolio on SlideRoom. This one is titled ‘Window View’ and is an illustration submitted by Jominca Engelbrecht as part of her application. Jominca is now in her graduating year. Her practicum is at Porchlight Press, a letterpress printing and design studio in East Vancouver.

Below is another sample of a typical student application portfolio on SlideRoom.

Herald Two illustration by 1st year student, Jonathan Pachkowsky.

Herald Two illustration by 1st year student, Jonathan Pachkowsky.

Note: No submissions will be accepted after Wednesday, April 10, 2019.

James Neufeld

James has over 20 years of experience in the web/interactive design and development, Internet marketing and social media industries, working primarily as a freelancer, consultant and instructor, but also as a subcontractor to small agencies. He has experience with a variety of clients in small business, government, institutional and not-for-profit sectors. James is an instructor, lab supervisor and blog/social media coordinator at Capilano University's IDEA School of Design and also teaches a CodeCore College. His specialty is HTML & CSS for designers.

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