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Application to apply for student housing with ECU; due August 3, 2026 for Fall 2026 + Spring 2027
Request your official Continuing Studies certificate after completing all program requirements.
Get early access to a course shell, troubleshoot enrollment or get extra assistance with content migration.
The Digital Output Centre (DOC) supports your creative work, from large-format posters, vinyl cutting and artwork scanning.
Support for Microsoft 365 email, calendar, and communication services, including Teams messaging and videoconferencing.
Request access and support in ECU’s shop, studio and media production environments.
Can't sign in? Get assistance with usernames, passwords, 2-Factor Authentication and MyEC transcript requests wherever self-service is not possible.
Support for staff and faculty IT needs, including accounts, devices, campus services, and online systems.
Propose an exhibition in one of our campus galleries.
Regular and probationary faculty must submit a Professional Development report and a current CV for the previous year.
The Student Exchange program lets ECU students study abroad for one semester at a partner art and design school.
The StrongerBC future skills grant is for British Columbians aged 19 years or older – regardless of financial need – and covers up to $3,500 in eligible short-term skills training at public post-secondary institutions.
Request assessment of a completed course from another institution for possible transfer toward a Continuing Studies course or certificate.
Arrange for the delivery, setup and removal of furniture for an approved event on campus.
Get help with alumni digital services including printing, digital wallet and email forwarding.
Submit a general inquiry to Continuing Studies. This form is used for questions that do not have a dedicated request form.
Opt out of receiving digital badges issued through Accredible for eligible Continuing Studies courses.
The Michael O’Brian Exhibition Commons and RBC Media Gallery provide unique opportunities for the Emily Carr community to present its work to the public.