Capilano University is a public university located in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Established in 1968, it is known for its strong focus on teaching and student-centered learning in a scenic setting surrounded by mountains and forests. The university offers a wide range of undergraduate degrees, diplomas, and certificate programs across disciplines such as Fine and Applied Arts, Business, Health, Education, Tourism, and Liberal Studies. Capilano is especially recognized for its programs in film, animation, music, design, and performing arts. With a student population of around 12,700, including over 3,800 international students from more than 90 countries, it maintains a supportive learning environment with small class sizes that average around 20–24 students. International students receive dedicated services through the Wong & Trainor Centre for International Experience, offering academic and immigration advising, orientation, and housing support. Tuition fees for international students typically range between CAD 19,700 to 31,000 per year, and various scholarships and bursaries are available. While the university has strong academic offerings and a high graduate satisfaction rate, some students have noted limited campus life and administrative challenges. Despite this, Capilano University continues to be a respected choice for students seeking high-quality, career-focused education in a beautiful and peaceful environment close to downtown Vancouver.