Samsung Canada Opens Applications for Galaxy Campus Crew, a New National Program for Post-Secondary Students

Samsung Canada today announced Galaxy Campus Crew, a new national community where post-secondary students can explore the latest technology and share how it elevates the university or college experience. Samsung is inviting students across Canada to apply for one of the inaugural spots in the program.

From studying and creating to connecting with friends and getting things done, Galaxy Campus Crew members will put the latest Galaxy technology to use across university and college life. Their firsthand experiences will offer Samsung valuable insight into the tools and features that matter most to today’s students.

As part of the program, each member will receive a Galaxy welcome kit featuring the latest Galaxy products. Throughout the program, Crew members will take part in activities designed to put Galaxy technology into action, with opportunities to unlock rewards along the way.

The program launches at a moment when AI is changing the university and college experience and reshaping how students prepare for their careers. Galaxy Campus Crew gives students the opportunity to use Galaxy devices as a tool to conquer school and their everyday lives.

Samsung is looking for Canadian post-secondary students who are curious, creative and ready to bring their perspective to the Crew. The program welcomes students discovering Galaxy for the first time as well as existing users who want to go deeper and help others explore what the Galaxy ecosystem can offer.

Students new to Galaxy can also explore the Try Galaxy experience from their current smartphone to get a taste of the Galaxy ecosystem. When they’re ready to make the move, Smart Switch [1]helps bring photos, messages, apps, settings and more to their new Galaxy device.

Applications are now open and close November 2, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. ET. Students can learn more and apply at www.samsung.com/ca/galaxycampuscrew.

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