A UFV Bachelor of Computer Information Systems (BCIS) can help you gain the analytical, problem-solving, and technical skills required to become a manager in the IT industry. On the way to completing your bachelor's degree, you can earn a certificate and diploma in Computer Information Systems, enhancing your employment opportunities even before you graduate.

For above-average wages and worldwide job opportunities in a high-demand sector, look no further than a career in information technology (IT). A UFV Bachelor of Computer Information Systems (BCIS) can help you gain the analytical, problem-solving, and technical skills required to become a manager in the IT industry. On the way to completing your bachelor's degree, you can earn a certificate and diploma in Computer Information Systems, enhancing your employment opportunities even before you graduate. In your first two years, you get introduced to topics such as network and database administration, web design, information systems management, network security, and programming. You also gain the business and communications skills that are essential for success in the workplace.

A Bachelor of Arts degree is more than a series of courses; it is a journey of personal transformation where you develop the skills and knowledge you need for a successful life.A study by the Business Council of Canada has shown that employers hire and promote recruits who have the soft skills that a Bachelor of Arts helps you hone – critical thinking, communication, problem-solving, and analytical skills. Not to mention other valued skills you learn along the way, such as teamwork, writing, and research.

There is no better place in Canada to study agricultural science than the fertile Fraser Valley, with its rich soil, diverse farmlands, and strong agri-food economy.

Trained pilots with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Aviation not only have the potential to become outstanding captains, they can also assume management responsibilities for an airline or airport. Canada's aviation industry needs talented analytical thinkers who can spot trends, identify risks, and tackle complex challenges. As a UFV School of Business graduate, you are prepared to enter the dynamic world of business and aviation.

Trained pilots with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Aviation not only have the potential to become outstanding captains, they can also assume management responsibilities for an airline or airport. Canada's aviation industry needs talented analytical thinkers who can spot trends, identify risks, and tackle complex challenges. As a UFV School of Business graduate, you are prepared to enter the dynamic world of business and aviation.

There is no better place in Canada to study agricultural science than the fertile Fraser Valley, with its rich soil, diverse farmlands, and strong agri-food economy.UFV's four-year Bachelor of Agricultural Science with a Horticulture major helps you develop the perfect mix of technical, communication, and business skills to prepare you to play a leading role in the region's agricultural sector.

A Bachelor of Arts degree is more than a series of courses; it is a journey of personal transformation where you develop the skills and knowledge you need for a successful life.

Studying Art History and Visual Studies is more than just looking at pretty paintings. It is a fascinating exploration of human expression, spirituality, and meaning throughout the ages.As a part of UFV’s Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) programs, you can opt to take Art History and Visual Studies courses as electives or as part of a minor or extended minor.

UFV's Bachelor of Business Administration degree can help you get there. Through a series of in-class activities, individual assignments, hands-on projects, and industry case studies, you develop an in-depth understanding of key business principles and learn the ins and outs of starting, managing, and growing a business.

If you are intrigued by the varied ways that people live, think, and relate to each other, anthropology may help satisfy your curiosity while also broadening your thinking and expanding your worldview.As part of a UFV Bachelor of Arts degree, you can earn a minor or extended minor in Anthropology, or a combined major in Sociology/Anthropology.

Would you like to land an administrative or managerial job with a top company and earn a salary to matchUFV's Bachelor of Business Administration degree can help you get there. Through a series of in-class activities, individual assignments, hands-on projects, and industry case studies, you develop an in-depth understanding of key business principles and learn the ins and outs of starting, managing, and growing a business.

As the global need for clean solutions increases, so does the demand for professionals able to shape the business, industry, and government practices, using economically and environmentally-sound principles. If you are passionate about creating sustainable communities and systems, UFV’s Bachelor of Environmental Studies is the perfect stepping stone to prepare you for work in the private sector or with local and regional non-governmental organizations.

As the study of human movement, kinesiology explores a broad range of topics that include anatomy, biomechanics, exercise physiology, sociology, education, active health, wellness, and nutrition. In the UFV Kinesiology program, you go well beyond the questions of how and why we move and start to explore how we can optimize the human potential for motor skill performance.

In a fast-evolving world, continuous learning is at the heart of success. That's why educators able to motivate and engage adult learners are at a premium, both in the workplace and the community.