Tourism Management International Diploma is a diploma in Tourism & Leisure programme offered by Capilano University in North Vancouver, Canada. The programme runs for 2 years, delivered on campus. Teaching is in English. Tuition for international students is CAD 37,240 per total.
Built for international students whose first language is not English, this diploma combines field trips led by instructors, sessions with guest speakers and a practicum placement within a concentrated program of tourism training. The format pairs classroom learning with direct industry exposure through these practical components of the course.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Direct entry requires B.C. secondary school graduation or equivalent; the programme page lists no specific Grade 12 subject or average beyond graduation. Applicants must also submit a resume. English language proficiency, where education was not completed in English, is met by TOEFL paper-based 520 / internet-based 67, IELTS Academic 5.5 overall with no band below 5.0, CAEL 50, PTE Academic 50, Capilano's own EAP 080 course completed at a minimum B grade, or completion of the equivalent level through an approved Pathway Partner institution. Grade 12 students still finishing secondary school may be granted conditional admission on their final Grade 11 or interim Grade 12 marks, pending graduation and release of B.C. Ministry of Education transcripts to the university.
Application Details
Application Deadline:Domestic and international applicants both apply through EducationPlannerBC: the domestic application fee is $50 CAD and the international fee is $135 CAD, each covering up to two programmes. Capilano University publishes no university-wide application-opening or closing date for either group for the 2026-27 cycle; its how-to-apply pages instruct applicants to check the application and document deadlines on their chosen programme's own page, since every programme sets its own intake window there. Admission is effectively rolling at the institution level, governed programme by programme, with some programmes (for example the Health Care Assistant Certificate) publishing a fixed intake window that opens and closes months ahead of the start date. These are institution-wide dates; this programme publishes no deadline of its own.
