T
he creative arts sector is booming.
More than ever, organizations need
creative problem solvers, innovative
thinkers and creators of every variety. After
fuelling the growth of British Columbia's
thriving creative sector for over 25 years
through education and labour force devel-
opment, LaSalle College Vancouver, an insti-
tution dedicated to higher education across
the creative landscape, is the industry's
beating heart.
LaSalle College Vancouver is on a
mission to meet the rising demand for
quality education that can fill roles essential
to economic growth in B.C. It has launched
a new, purpose-built, 108,000-square-foot
creative campus—a playground where
aspiring designers, musicians, chefs, artists
and filmmakers can explore new and
incredible ways to bring their ideas to life.
LaSalle has also re-aligned its degree and
diploma programs to place active learning
and technology at the forefront, embracing
industry need and ensuring learners can
unleash their passions and unlock their
dream careers like never before.
ENTERING THE CREATIVE SECTOR
"Now, more than ever, art and design play a
pivotal role in shaping our world," explains
Dr. Jamie Kemp, chief academic officer at
LaSalle College Vancouver. "Creative prob-
lem solving is at the core of what it means
What
Is Art?
Creative
Problem
Solving
For art, media and design
professionals, the goal is always to
do what you love. The good news?
There has never been a better time
to build a career as a creative.
S P O N S O R E D R E P O R T
