Food, Nutrition, And Health Transfer

Earn a Nutrition-Focused Diploma and Transfer to UBC’s Food, Nutrition & Health Degree

Langara College’s Diploma in Food, Nutrition, and Health Transfer (FNHT) is an ideal starting point for students who want to pursue a career in dietetics, health sciences, or food systems. Designed in close partnership with the University of British Columbia (UBC), this competitive-entry program gives you the opportunity to complete your first two years of required courses and apply directly to third-year entry in UBC’s Bachelor of Science in Food, Nutrition, and Health.

Designed for Future Dietitians and Health Professionals

The FNHT program is specifically for students planning to enter UBC’s Dietetics Major, one of Canada’s most competitive health-related programs. Through carefully selected coursework and practical preparation, Langara students build a strong foundation in:

This diploma helps increase your chances of being accepted into UBC’s program by ensuring your academic record, volunteer experience, and skills meet the high standards of the Faculty of Land and Food Systems.

Key Program Benefits

Career Pathways After Graduation

Students who complete Langara’s diploma and go on to graduate from UBC’s Food, Nutrition and Health program may pursue careers such as:

Many of these roles are in high demand in healthcare, education, non-profits, and government agencies.

Program Requirements
  • Academic Requirement: The applicant must have at least 60% in each core subject and a minimum of 50% in the additional subjects in Grade 12.
  • ELP Requirement: IELTS: 6.5 (6.0). Duolingo: 110. TOEFL IBT- Minimum overall score of 80, 20 in W/R, 18 in S/L PTE- 56, no individual score less than 55.
  • Special Requirement: 1. There is no direct entry to this program.The student must complete a minimum of 30 credits and a 3.00 CGPA in required courses, courses mentioned on the website. 2. Resume must indicate a minimum of six months of experience in a food service or nutrition-related field, paid or volunteer. 3. Letter of Intent
Refund Policy

International Student Deposit
Starting Spring 2025, new international students must pay a $6,000 deposit. This deposit is non-refundable unless your initial Canadian study permit is refused by IRCC (refusal letter must be dated on or after your application). To request a refund, complete the International Student Deposit Approval Refund Request form:

Paying on Time
You must register and pay all fees and deposits by the published deadlines. If you miss the Phase I payment deadline, you will be dropped from your classes.

Phase II Registration
Any fees owed for Phase II (Late Registration) are due immediately. Late payments will incur penalties and interest.

Non-Payment Doesn’t Mean Withdrawal
Not paying or not attending doesn’t automatically drop your courses. You remain responsible for all fees until you officially withdraw.

Access & Collections
All outstanding fees and fines must be cleared before you can use College services. Unpaid accounts go to a collection agency.

Dropping Courses & Refunds
You may get full or partial refunds if you officially drop courses by the posted deadlines.

Appeals
If you have extenuating circumstances, submit an appeal with documentation to the Registrar’s Office.

Late Fees & NSF Cheques
Overdue accounts incur interest (1.8% per month) and a $10/month late fee. NSF (bounced) cheques carry a $25 charge. Future payments must be by cash, money order, or certified cheque.

Holds for Unpaid Balances
If you owe money (tuition, library fines, equipment fees, etc.), you cannot register for new courses or receive transcripts, diplomas, or letters until your account is paid in full.

Summer Semester 2025 (May–August)

Withdrawal Deadlines

  • May 31 – Last day (before 21:00) to withdraw from May–Jun half-semester courses.

  • June 28 – Last day (before 21:00) to withdraw from regular-semester courses.

  • July 19 – Last day to withdraw from Jun–Aug half-semester courses (email registration@langara.ca before 21:00).

Refund Deadlines

  • May 4 – Last day to drop regular and May–Jun half-semester courses (before 21:00) for a 100% tuition refund (less any non-refundable fees).

  • May 7 – Last day to drop May–Jun half-semester courses (before 21:00) for a 70% tuition refund (less any non-refundable fees).

  • [Date as published] – Last day to drop regular-semester courses (before 21:00) for a 70% tuition refund (less any non-refundable fees).

Fall Semester 2025 (September–December)

Withdrawal Deadlines

  • September 27 – Last day (before 21:00) to withdraw from Sep–Oct half-semester courses.

  • October 25 – Last day (before 21:00) to withdraw from regular-semester courses.

  • November 15 – Last day to withdraw from Oct–Dec half-semester courses (email registration@langara.ca before 21:00).

Refund Deadlines

  • [Date as published] – Last day to drop regular and Sep–Oct half-semester courses (before 21:00) for a 100% tuition refund (less any non-refundable fees).

  • September 4 – Last day to drop Sep–Oct half-semester courses (before 21:00) for a 70% tuition refund (less any non-refundable fees).

  • [Date as published] – Last day to drop regular-semester courses (before 21:00) for a 70% tuition refund (less any non-refundable fees).

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Key Facts
  • Application Fee: $155
  • LOA Deposit: $6,000
  • Annual Tuition Fee: $19,137
  • Total Tuition Fee: $38,274
  • Course Duration: 2 years
  • Credentials: Diploma
  • Intake: September, January, May
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  • CV/Resume (Dates of education and experience must be mentioned in MM-YYYY format)

Example: Job from MM-YYYY --- to MM-YYYY

  • Valid passport copy
  • Academic documents (Bachelor transcripts and certificate + Senior secondary certificate/WAEC/12th)
  • Medium of instructions letter

    IF ONSHORE STUDENT

  • Stamped copy of visa
  • LOI
  • Study permit
  • Canadian Address:
  • Canadian Contact No:
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