Bow Valley College celebrates Indigenous students’ journeys and is committed to campus-wide Indigenization—respectfully including Indigenous perspectives, cultures, and supports on campus. All Nations are welcome to learn, practice, and celebrate Indigenous Peoples at the Iniikokaan Centre, which is devoted to Indigenous student enrichment, expression, and supportive resources.

The Digital Entertainment Nexus (DEN) and Centre for Entertainment Arts (CEA) mark a bold move into digital media. The DEN supports filmmakers, gamers, and entrepreneurs with a virtual production studio, esports arena, and startup accelerator. At CEA, you’ll learn animation, VFX, and game design from industry pros, and build a killer portfolio while supporting Calgary’s rise as a digital media powerhouse.

The Students’ Association of Bow Valley College (SABVC) is your voice on campus—advocating for you, connecting you with volunteer opportunities, hosting events, and offering services that support your education, goals, and growth.

At Bow Valley College, you’ll meet industry mentors and make real connections. Through our programs, events and partnerships, we create networking opportunities to help you build your future career.

Work-Integrated Learning at Bow Valley College means you won’t just study—you’ll do. Every program includes real-world experience through labs, internships, or job placements, so you graduate ready to work.

Micro-credentials are short, affordable programs that help you build new skills or sharpen existing ones. You’ll earn certifications by showing what you already know and can do—helping you stay competitive, meet industry demands, or take the next step in your career—without the time or cost of a full program.

Career support that sticks with you—while you’re a student and long after graduation. Get help with your job search, resumé, and interview skills anytime you need.