CapU celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2018, a year-long commemoration of the University's past, present and future.
The following year, we opened our newest location, CapU Lonsdale, a new learning hub located in the heart of North Vancouver's Shipyards District.
The University has also added vital new programs, including bachelor's degrees in Psychology and Science, with two more STEM degrees on the way, in Environment and Society and Clean Technology.
CapU continues to thrive under Paul's leadership, with construction well underway on the Centre for Childhood Studies and the University's first on-campus student housing.
Undeterred by the global pandemic, CapU continues to grow and accumulate partnerships with essential people, groups and institutions on the North Shore and beyond.
Looking to the future, the priorities for CapU are simple: a commitment to Truth and Reconciliation, innovation, collaboration, transparency and, most importantly, the health and well-being of our students, faculty and staff.
Academically, we focus on the importance of imagination, community and a distinct university experience.
Meet Paul
Paul Dangerfield is Capilano University's third president and has been in his role since 2016.
Get to Know PaulCapU by the Numbers
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average number of students in a class
122
programs offered
216
Indigenous students
Key Projects
Strategic Initiatives
Learn about Envisioning 2030, Illuminating 2030 and more.
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