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Rendering of the new West Shore campus in Langford.

Rendering of the John Horgan Campus, courtesy of hcma.

John Horgan Campus

Starting in 2025, UVic is offering Continuing Studies courses at a new post-secondary site on the West Shore in Langford, BC, in partnership with Royal Roads University and Camosun College. Additional UVic courses are being considered for fall 2026.

Map of the West Shore campus in proximity of the Gordon Head campus.

John Horgan Campus location

UVic's location on the West Shore is in the vibrant and growing community of Langford, close in proximity to UVic's Gordon Head Campus and downtown Victoria.

The new campus opened September 2025 in the middle of Langford’s popular and fast-growing Goldstream Village neighbourhood. Surrounded by restaurants, cafes, boutique shops, a public library and near Langford’s City Hall, the area is considered the downtown heart of the city. 

Continuing Studies at UVic

Continuing Studies at UVic has been supporting lifelong learners for over 60 years. Supportive and community-minded, our classes provide educational and growth opportunities for adult learners at different stages in their personal or professional lives. 

Classes are now open for registration in the following areas:

  • Business and Management
  • Community Health and Wellness
  • Data, Computing and Technology
  • History, Political Science and Contemporary Issues
  • Horticulture and Nature
  • Languages: French, German, Japanese and Spanish
  • Visual Arts
  • Writing and Literature
Learn more