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University of the Fraser Valley
Abbotsford Campus, Abbotsford Canada
51Undergraduate programs
3Postgraduate programs
4QS stars
$18084Average tuition fee
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About University of the Fraser Valley
University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) is a public university in British Columbia, Canada, which offers 15 bachelor's degrees, two master's degrees, and over 100 certificates, diploma and postgraduate programs in agriculture, arts, social sciences, business, computer information systems, fine arts, health sciences, sciences and technology, and more.
Safe and beautiful campuses in British Columbia
UFV has campuses and locations in Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Mission, Hope and Agassiz, and a growing presence in Chandigarh, India.
Situated in the beautiful Fraser Valley in British Columbia, just a short drive away from the US border, UFV has mild weather, with less than 14 days of snow a year, stunning sights and beautiful west-coast rainforests. One of Canada's most ethnically diverse regions, the Fraser Valley is, like cities across Canada, a safe and friendly place for international students to live and study.
Of UFV's total student population, approximately 9.5% are international, with 55 countries represented on campus and top student nationalities including Chinese, Indian, Saudi, Korean and Japanese.
UFV's Abbotsford campus has a math centre, career and advising centers, an indigenous student center, a student newspaper and radio. UFV's Chilliwack campus boasts a fully equipped dental clinic, a black box theatre, an EEG lab, an environmental chamber, a First Nations gathering place, a 783 square meter barn with a livestock area and a 600 square meter greenhouse.
UFV's main strengths include its small class sizes (typically 25 to 36 students per classroom), experiential learning opportunities and affordable tuition fees.
Excellent employability statistics
In a recent survey, 83% of UFV graduates were in work two years after graduating, while 47% were continuing their education. 72% of those working had found a job related to their program, and the median salary was approximately US$37,046. Read more here.
15 International scholarships available
UFV offers 15 entrance scholarships, each worth CA$10,000 (US$7,400), to the best international students who have a minimum GPA of 3.33 and are seeking to complete a full program at UFV. Find out more here.
After your first year of study at UFV, you'll be able to apply for scholarships as a continuing student. Find out more here about UFV scholarships.
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About University of the Fraser Valley
University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) is a public university in British Columbia, Canada, which offers 15 bachelor's degrees, two master's degrees, and over 100 certificates, diploma and postgraduate programs in agriculture, arts, social sciences, business, computer information systems, fine arts, health sciences, sciences and technology, and more.
Safe and beautiful campuses in British Columbia
UFV has campuses and locations in Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Mission, Hope and Agassiz, and a growing presence in Chandigarh, India.
Situated in the beautiful Fraser Valley in British Columbia, just a short drive away from the US border, UFV has mild weather, with less than 14 days of snow a year, stunning sights and beautiful west-coast rainforests. One of Canada's most ethnically diverse regions, the Fraser Valley is, like cities across Canada, a safe and friendly place for international students to live and study.
Of UFV's total student population, approximately 9.5% are international, with 55 countries represented on campus and top student nationalities including Chinese, Indian, Saudi, Korean and Japanese.
UFV's Abbotsford campus has a math centre, career and advising centers, an indigenous student center, a student newspaper and radio. UFV's Chilliwack campus boasts a fully equipped dental clinic, a black box theatre, an EEG lab, an environmental chamber, a First Nations gathering place, a 783 square meter barn with a livestock area and a 600 square meter greenhouse.
UFV's main strengths include its small class sizes (typically 25 to 36 students per classroom), experiential learning opportunities and affordable tuition fees.
Excellent employability statistics
In a recent survey, 83% of UFV graduates were in work two years after graduating, while 47% were continuing their education. 72% of those working had found a job related to their program, and the median salary was approximately US$37,046. Read more here.
15 International scholarships available
UFV offers 15 entrance scholarships, each worth CA$10,000 (US$7,400), to the best international students who have a minimum GPA of 3.33 and are seeking to complete a full program at UFV. Find out more here.
After your first year of study at UFV, you'll be able to apply for scholarships as a continuing student. Find out more here about UFV scholarships.
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University of the Fraser Valley offers 15 bachelor's degrees, including:
Typical undergraduate entry requirements include a high school diploma, English language requirements and subject-specific requirements (if any). Find out more here.
Tuition fees and scholarships
International undergraduate tuition fees are CA$16,620 (about US$12,319), while living and study costs, including books, supplies and accommodation, approximately amount to CA$30,800 (US$22,829). Find out more here.
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Are you interested in a UFV study program, but wondering how long it will take or what it will cost? UFV’s Personal Study Wizard will provide you with a personal study plan that includes length of study, entrance requirements, and costs.
Application deadlines for undergraduate programs:
Popular programs fill up quickly. Apply early for best selection.
AGRICULTURE (9)
BBA in Agriculture Management
Bachelor of Agricultural Science, Horticulture major
ARTS: HUMANITIES (9)
BA in Adult Education
BA in Anthropology
BA in Art History
BA in Communications
BA in Creative Writing
BA in Criminal Justice
BA in English
BA in French
BA in History
BA in Indigenous Studies
BA in Peace and Conflict Studies
BA in Philosophy
BA in Sociology
BA in Theatre
BA in in Global Development Studies
BFA in Art History
BFA in Creative Writing
BFA in Graphic and Digital Design
BFA in Visual Arts
Bachelor of Integrated Studies
Bachelor of Integrated Studies (Online)
Bachelor of Media Arts
Bachelor of Social Work
ARTS: SOCIAL SCIENCES (9)
BA in Applied Ethical and Political Philosophy (AEPP) minor
BA in Latin American Studies
BA in Media & Communications
BA in Political Science
BA in Psychology
BA in Spanish
BFA in Media and Communication Studies
Bachelor of Economics
BUSINESS (9)
BBA in Aviation
Bachelor of Business Administration
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS (9)
BSc in Computing Science
Bachelor in Computer Information Systems
FINE ARTS (9)
BFA in Visual Arts
HEALTH SCIENCES (9)
BSc in Nursing (3 years)
BSc in Nursing (4 years)
Bachelor of Kinesiology
LPN Access to BSN (3 years fast track)
PROFESSIONAL STUDIES (9)
BA in Child and Youth Care
SCIENCE (9)
BA in Mathematics
BSc in Biology
BSc in Chemistry
BSc in Mathematics
BSc in Physical Geography
BSc in Physics
Bachelor of Environmental Studies
Bachelor of Environmental Studies (Natural Sciences)
Built on the scholarship and commitment of outstandingfaculty, UFV School of Graduate Studies provides excellent program options for professionals seeking togrow their careers or recent graduates wishing to deepen their knowledge beforeentering a field of endeavor.
Entry requirements at postgraduate level include a bachelor's degree in a related field, some work experience (if specified) and proficiency in English.
Average tuition fees for international students at postgraduate level range between CA$9,150 (approximately US$6,787) and CA$25,000 (US$18,546). Find out more about postgraduate tuition fees here.
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ARTS: HUMANITIES (2)
MEd in Educational Leadership and Mentorship
Master of Social Work
CRIMINAL JUSTICE (2)
MA in Criminal Justice
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