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Fujifilm Education Program

 

If you are currently a teacher or enrolled as a full-time active student in a post-secondary program you can get great savings on FUJIFILM cameras and lenses.

WHY MIRRORLESS?

Mirrorless cameras feature the latest technology produce outstanding image quality surpassing most DSLRs. They are smaller, lighter and quieter than DSLRs; making your photo shoots unknown to most subjects. Extra marks for you and you’ll be amazed at the photos you capture!

WHY FUJIFILM?

Did you know FUJIFILM developed the world’s first digital camera back in 1988? Not in most textbooks, but we haven’t looked back since. FUJIFILM has won numerous awards for its technology and cameras over the years and most recently won 5 TIPA awards for best cameras in their class for the GFX50S, X-T2, X-T20, X100F and the 23mmF2 lens. Now that’s something to brag about.

ELIGIBLE PRODUCTS / DISCOUNTS

FUJIFILM is excited to offer discounts on 7 of our top selling cameras and 7 lenses to satisfy ALL of your shooting needs and budgets. These discounts are available on either the Regular Price (when no market promos running) or on the current Promo price.

Mirrorless Cameras    Regular Price    EDUCATION Program Promo

X-T20 Body

X-T20 16-50mm Kit

X-T20 18-55mm Kit

X-T2 Body

X-Pro2 Body

X-T2 18-55mm Kit

Reg $1199

Reg $1299

Reg $1599

Reg $2099

Reg $2199

Reg $2479

Save $100

Save $100

Save $100

Save $200

Save $200

Save $280

PREMIUM Compact Cameras    Regular Price    EDUCATION Program Promo

X100F    Reg $1699   

Save $200

Mirrorless Lenses    Regular Price    EDUCATION Program Promo

Telephoto 55-200mm F3.5-4.8 Zoom Lens

Wide Angle 16mm F1.4WR Lens

Wide Angle Zoom 10-24mm F4 Lens

Portrait 56mm F1.2 Lens

Standard Zoom 16-55mm F2.8WR Lens

Telephoto 50-140mm F2.8WR Zoom Lens

Telephoto 100-400mm F4.5-5.6WR Zoom Lens

Reg $899

Reg $1299

Reg $1299

Reg $1299

Reg $1549

Reg $2099

Reg $2499

Save $200

Save $200

Save $200

Save $200

Save $200

Save $300

Save $300

HOW TO GET STARTED

Step 1: Fill out the registration form to get started

Step 2: If your application is accepted, you will be emailed your FUJIFILM Education Program Membership Card

Step 3: Visit your local FUJIFILM Authorized Dealer

Step 4: Show your FUJIFILM membership # and school photo ID to claim your discount

 

 

Terms and Conditions

Program Details

The Fujifilm Canada Inc. Education Program (the “Program”) is open to all students and faculty enrolled full time in an accredited college or university within Canada. In order to participate, a student or faculty member must: (a) complete the application form to register using a school email address and (B) provide proof of full-time active enrollment and/ or teaching status by uploading a scanned (.pdf) image of his or her current, valid school-issued photo ID where indicated on such registration site. Upon confirmation, Fujifilm will email you a unique Fujifilm Education Program Membership Card that you can either print or show on your phone to a participating dealer's retail store location for educational discounts on selected Fujifilm X Series cameras and lenses. The membership discount shall apply only to purchases within Canada of specified Fujifilm products from participating and authorized sellers of such products.

 

Your membership to the Fujifilm Education Program expires on Aug 31st of the following year after enrollment. To the extent the Program is still active, you will receive a renewal membership email from Fujifilm and you must re-apply at that time or you can simply go to www.fujifilm.ca/educationprogram to re-apply.

 

To apply the discount to the Fujifilm camera/lens purchase, the qualifying student or faculty member must present their Fujifilm Education Program Membership Card from his or her email at a participating dealer's retail store along with his or her photo student or faculty ID at the time of purchase. Maximum one (1) purchase per item allowed per member per one (1) year term.

 

Approved students or faculty members meeting the requirements will be eligible to enjoy savings on an applicable product purchase as specified on the www.fujifilm.ca/educationprogram website from a participating dealer in Canada, while supplies last. Not valid on prior purchases made, on on-line purchases, or on any products other than the specific products referenced as being part of the program on the aforementioned website. Fujifilm reserves the right to change applicable products and discounts without notice. Fujifilm also reserves the right to suspend an individual’s membership privileges and/or terminate an individual’s participation in the Program at any time at Fujifilm's discretion including, but not limited to, in the event Fujifilm suspects the individual committed or facilitated others’ commitment of fraud, illegal, abusive and/or disparaging behavior in connections with the Fujifilm products and/or the Program.

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