25

2012_Viewbook_Beta

Embed Size (px)

DESCRIPTION

2012_Viewbook_Beta

Citation preview

Page 1: 2012_Viewbook_Beta
Page 2: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

UFV View Book 2012/13 Sample #1: “Hello World”—Retro Video Game Theme

Page 3: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

UFV View Book 2012/13 Sample #1: “Hello World”—Retro Video Game Theme

Page 4: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

Front Cover

Page 5: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

The UniversiTy of The fraser valley Presents:

Page 6: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

yoU are The mosT imPorTanT Thing To Us.at Ufv, our focus is on the success of our students while in university and beyond. our smaller class sizes allow individual attention, creative learning, and one-on-one time with your instructors. Whether you need academic advice, counselling, career services, or even help with an assignment, there is somebody here to offer you personalized advice and support. Ufv is large enough to offer a great selection of programs, but small enough to care about you.

Page 7: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

orienTaTion Programs at student orientation, you will get to know the Ufv community, our campuses, and our services. There are also orientation sessions for parents. Because of advanced care and feeding, parentsí brains are usually larger and often need more detailed input.

ComPUTer laBs and Wi-fiUfv provides hundreds of computers for on-campus student use. free wireless internet service is available on campus for students with laptops.

l iBraryget your brain in gear! in addition to free tours, orientations, and study research skills classes, the Ufv library offers one-on-one reference clinics on the abbotsford campus. Book a half-hour appointment time with one of our reference librarians and they will assist you with your research.

media resoUrCesCameras, video cameras, projectors, microphones, audio recorders, a graphics computer lab, scanners, and video editing equipment are just some of the free media resources available to you as a Ufv student.

WriTing CenTredo you suffer from brain cramps or writerís block? get help with researching, developing ideas, organizing materials, drafting, and revising. The centre can also assist with a range of writing tasks including essays and oral presentations.

maTh CenTreare the equations just not adding up? The math Centre can help get your brainís synapses firing.

sUPPorTed learning groUPsThese are peer learning groups that are associated with some of our more difficult courses. When you need to get calculus under your belt, this group is there to help coach your brain along.

CoUnselling and advising serviCessometimes you need help to wrap your brain around all of the decisions you need to make in life. These services are available free to students for study skills advice, career and life planning decisions, educational planning, personal or relationship problems, and crisis situations.

disaBiliTy serviCesUfv provides services and equipment to help smooth the path for students with disabilities as they pursue their goals at Ufv.

Page 8: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

BUsiness — it’s more than just numbers and charts. Ufv’s business programs prepare students for the real world through enriching learning experiences and courses taught by instructors with industry experience.

CredenTials: + Certificate

+ diploma

+ Bachelor’s degree + minor, extended minor,

honours

100%

samPle Careers: + Business lawyer

+ financial manager

+ accountant

+ marketing manager

+ human resources manager

+ operations manager

+ Bookkeeper

+ legal administrative assistant

+ guest services manager

+ Pilot (BBa aviation)

Page 9: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

Program dUraTion PrereqUesiTes

Business administration degree* accounting, financial management, human resource management, marketing, operations management, organization studies

4 years (includes 2-year diploma)

from high school: BC high school grad or equivalent; english 12 or equiv. with a C+; one of Principles of math 12, foundations of math 12, or Pre-Calculus 12 with min. C+; one other grade 12 provincally examinable course (min. B).

from post-secondary: 30 credits transferrable to Business diploma or BBa; minimum gPa of 2.67; one of Principles of math 12, foundations of math 12, or Pre-Calculus 12 (min. C+) or equivalent; english 12 (min. C+) or CPT of 48 or equivalent

Business administration degree (agriculture management)

2.5 years 2 years work experience; completion of the Ufv agriculture Technology diploma with a gPa of at least 2.67 (B- average) or a comparable two-year diploma in agriculture from a recognized post-secondary institution.

Business administration degree (Trades management)

2.5 years Provincial Certificate of qualification or inter-provincial certificate of qualification in a trade, held for at least one year; one year full-time work experience after gaining Provincial Certificate of qualification; essay; interview; english 12 (min C+) or CPT of 48 or equivalent; BUs 100 and one of the following: maTh 140, maTh 095, Principles of math 12, Princip---les of math 12 ( min C+), or maTa of min 67%.

Business administration diploma* 2 years BC high school grad or equiv.; Principles of math 11 or 12 or Ufv maTh 085 (min. C) or maTa of min. 67%; english 12 (min. C+) or english 12 or equivalent with a C+, or CPT of 48 or equivalent.

administration certificate 1.5 years BC high school grad or equivalent; Principles of math 11 (min. C+); english 12 (min. C+) or CPT of 48 ot equivalent; one year full-time work experience after high school.

marketing and sales certificate 1.5 years BC high school grad or equivalent; Principles of math 11 (min. C+); english 12 (min. C+) or CPT of 48, or equivalent.

accounting certificate 1 year BC high school grad or equivalent.; Principles of math 12 (min. C+); english 12 (min. C+) or CPT of 48 or equivalent.; Ufv BUs 144 or BUs 145 or equivalent (min. C+); Ufv BUs 149; BUs 160.

applied Business Technology (optional 8-week specialty in Word Processing or Bookkeeping)

6 months BC high school grad or equiv.; successful completion of departmental assessment; typing 20 wpm; mature applicants (23+) admitted without high school grad on basis of assessment.

Bookkeeping for small Business certificate 6 months no prerequesites

legal administrative assistant certificate 5 months BC high school grad or equivalent.; typing 50 wpm; introductory computer course or equivalent exp.; proficient in Word or WordPerfect; Business english score min. 55%; interview; willingness to undergo security check; written statement; one full year secretarial experience (within past 3 yrs) or successful completion (within past 2 yrs) of a business office training program at the post-secondary level.

Business studies program path varies Program paths allow students who do not meet the entrance requirements for this program to begin studying in their preferred area. Prerequisites are BC secondary school graduation or equivalent, or minimum of 19 years of age; and satisfaction of the english language policy.

Paralegal diploma 2 year BC high school graduation or equivalent (non-graduates, aged 23+ may be considered on an individual basis); prerequisites for Cmns 125; successful completion of a legal administrative assistant certificate program that includes a practicum, or two years’ legal secretarial experience and current employment in a law firm, and proof of 60 wpm typing speed (attach copy of certificate); willingness to undergo a security records check for practicum purposes; written statement; satisfactory interview.

* Cooperative education option available / CPT: Composition Placement Test of Ufv

Ufv.Ca/BUsadmin

Page 10: 2012_Viewbook_Beta
Page 11: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

TUiTion and feesConsider your education an investment in the health and potential of your brain. a typical undergraduate arts

or sciences student taking a full course load at Ufv can expect to pay about Cdn $4,170 in tuition fees over two semesters. international student fees are available online at ufv.ca/international. Be sure to check

in with financial aid & awards at ufv.ca/fineaid to explore scholarships, bursaries, and student loans.

f inanCing yoUr edUCaTionvisit Ufv’s ‘surfing for dollars!’ site at ufv.ca/fineaid/surf for information on scholarships

and awards to help pay for your education. for a wealth of information including financial planning, grants and bursaries, personalized scholarship search, student loans, and tips for

budgeting and saving money, visit canlearn.ca.

a l iTTle l ighT on Cash?investigate our work-study programs and co-operative education placements, where you gain paid work experience as you earn your credential. Check out ufv.ca/jobs.

higher edUCaTion, loWer CosTin a recent local survey, high school students overestimated the cost of tuition for one year by almost $5,000, guessing, on average, that tuition would be around $8,500. in fact, average tuition at Ufv is only $4,170 (for two semesters of five courses each).

Take iT one sTeP aT a Timesome programs allow you to ‘ladder’ into another program, giving you the opportunity to

build on previously earned credentials. for example, the two years of credits earned in a diploma or associate degree could be used as credit toward a four-year degree in the same

area. Please refer to the current calendar for additional details: ufv.ca/calendar/programs.

TiP: study close to home and save! living at home while studying at Ufv can cut the cost of your post-secondary education by almost 50%. your brain will thank your wallet later.

Page 12: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

<WhaT?> rivers dining hall, Culinary arts Program<Where?> Trades & Technology Centre @ CeP

<WhaT?> The libraries<Where?> Chilliwack campus @ CeP & Building d, abbotsford campus

<WhaT?> The ginko ‘Tree of knowledge’<Where?> abbotsford

<WhaT?> The Talking elevator<Where?> Chil l iwack

<WhaT?> Charge your car <Where?> Chilliwack Campus @ CeP

Page 13: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

<WhaT?> vedder river and rotary Trail <Where?> Chilliwack Campus @ CeP

<WhaT?> art gallery<Where?> BXXX, abbotsford Campus

<WhaT?> Charge your car <Where?> Chilliwack Campus @ CeP

<WhaT?> U-house<Where?> abbotsford

<WhaT?> on-campus Tim hortons<Where?> abbotsford & Chil l iwack

<WhaT?> movie night @ U-house<Where?> abbotsford

Page 14: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

UFV View Book 2012/13 Sample #2: “Backpack Man” Theme

Page 15: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

UFV View Book 2012/13 Sample #2: “Backpack Man” Theme

Page 16: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

Backpack man is a fellow student who will join you on your journey through this book, unlocking achievements, collecting awesome bonsues, and generally leveling up his life through a higher education.

INTRODUCING:

BACKPACk MAN

Page 17: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

HELLO WORLD fLip pagE tO staRt

UNIVERSITY OF THE FRASER VALLEY PRESENTS

Page 18: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

Reason #5 :Location, location, locationThe Fraser Valley is growing quickly and is one of Canada’s most

ethnically diverse regions. We’re surrounded by spectacular mountains,

incredible scenery, and great recreational activities for everyone in every

season. Yep, we are in a temperate rainforest, but the rain keeps things

green year-round… and you don’t have to shovel it!

Our communities are connected, our housing affordable — especially

if you’re able to live at home — and our cities are close to Metro

Vancouver, the United States border, and the Abbotsford International

Airport. It’s a no-brainer… come check us out.

C hoosing which university to attend can be

tough. You’ve got to find a place that fits your

lifestyle, your values, your career goals, and

your budget!

Plus, it’s got to offer you lots of ways to get experience in

all life has to offer — not every school cares about that.

In the next few pages we count down the top 5 reasons why we think you should choose UFV.

UFV LocationsAbbotsford

Chilliwack

Mission

Hope

chilling on the vedder -100 xp

shopping in vancouver -100

snowboarding @ whistler-100 xp

Stage 4 ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED: CENTRALLY LOCATED

tOp 5 REasOns tO LEvEL up at ufv

Page 19: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

XP: 200 Level: Highschool grad Bonus: 0

Page 20: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

The Greenjoin in a sports, cultural, or fun activity underway.

The Ginko TreeBoost your concentration under this traditional “tree of knowledge.”

Coffee and MuffinFill your cup from the on-campus Tim Hortons.

The LibraryShhh... study or chill in peace.

The Fitness CentreWork out your bod as well as your mind.

Stage 6 BONUS STAGE!

10 amazing bOnusEs at ufv

Page 21: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

Aboriginal Gathering PlaceAmazing gathering place

U-houseChallenge an unsuspecting fellow student to game of foosball.

Electric car charging stationSustainability for the win.

Movie night at U-houseMmm.... Popcorn!.

Theatre Makeup room Ultimate place to check your look

XP: 800 Level: Highschool grad Bonus: 10

Page 22: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

Stage 12 ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED: GOT THE CASH?

Page 23: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

Tuition and FeesConsider your education an investment in the potential of

your life and future achievements. A typical undergraduate

Arts or Sciences student taking a full course load at UFV

can expect to pay about Cdn $4,170 in tuition fees over two

semesters. International student fees are available online at

www.ufv.ca/international. Be sure to check in with

Financial Aid & Awards at www.ufv.ca/fineaid to explore

scholarships, bursaries, and student loans.

Financing your educationVisit UFV’s “Surfing for dollars!” site at www.ufv.ca/

fineaid/surf for information on scholarships and awards

to help pay for your brain’s education. For a wealth of

information including financial planning, grants and bursaries,

personalized scholarship search, student loans, and tips for

budgeting and saving money, visit www.canlearn.ca.

A little light on cash?Investigate our work-study programs and co-operative education

placements, where you gain paid work experience as you earn

your credential. Check out www.ufv.ca/jobs.

Higher education, lower costIn a recent local survey, high school students overestimated

the cost of tuition for one year by almost $5,000, guessing,

on average, that tuition would be around $8,500. In fact,

average tuition at UFV is only $4,170 (for two semesters

of five courses each).

Take it one step at a timeSome programs allow you to “ladder” into another program,

giving you the opportunity to build on previously earned

credentials. For example, the two years of credits earned in a

diploma or associate degree could be used as credit toward a four-

year degree in the same area. Please refer to the current calendar

for additional details: www.ufv.ca/calendar/programs.

XP: 1500 Level: Undergraduate Bonus: 12

COvERing tHE COsts

Page 24: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

BUSINESS it’s more than just numbers and charts. UFV’s business programs prepare students for the real world through enriching learning experiences and courses taught by instructors with industry experience.

CREDENTIALS: + Certificate + Diploma + Bachelor’s Degree

+ Minor, Extended Minor, Honours

SAMPLE CAREERS: + Business lawyer + Financial manager + Accountant + Marketing manager + Human resources manager + Operations manager + Bookkeeper + Legal administrative assistant + Guest services manager + Pilot (BBA Aviation)

Stage 20 ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED: CLIMBING LADDERS

Page 25: 2012_Viewbook_Beta

PROGRAM DURATION PREREqUESITES

Business Administration degree* Accounting, Financial Management, Human Resource Management, Marketing, Operations Management, Organization Studies

4 years (includes 2-year diploma)

From high school: BC high school grad or equivalent; English 12 or equiv. with a C+; one of Principles of Math 12, Foundations of Math 12, or Pre-Calculus 12 with min. C+; one other Grade 12 provincally examinable course (min. B).

From post-secondary: 30 credits transferrable to Business diploma or BBA; minimum GPA of 2.67; one of Principles

of Math 12, Foundations of Math 12, or Pre-Calculus 12 (min. C+) or equivalent; English 12 (min. C+) or CPT of 48 or

equivalent

Business Administration degree (Agriculture Management)

2.5 years 2 years work experience; completion of the UFV Agriculture Technology diploma with a GPA of at least 2.67 (B- average) or a comparable two-year diploma in agriculture from a recognized post-secondary institution.

Business Administration degree (Trades Management)

2.5 years Provincial Certificate of Qualification or inter-provincial certificate of qualification in a trade, held for at least one year; One year full-time work experience after gaining Provincial Certificate of Qualification; essay; interview; English 12 (min C+) or CPT of 48 or equivalent; BUS 100 and one of the following: MATH 140, MATH 095, Principles of Math 12, Principles of Math 12 ( min C+), or MATA of min 67%.

Business Administration diploma* 2 years BC high school grad or equiv.; Principles of Math 11 or 12 or UFV MATH 085 (min. C) or MATA of min. 67%; English 12 (min. C+) or English 12 or equivalent with a C+, or CPT of 48 or equivalent.

Administration certificate 1.5 years BC high school grad or equivalent; Principles of Math 11 (min. C+); English 12 (min. C+) or CPT of 48 ot equivalent; one year full-time work experience after high school.

Marketing and Sales certificate 1.5 years BC high school grad or equivalent; Principles of Math 11 (min. C+); English 12 (min. C+) or CPT of 48, or equivalent.

Accounting certificate 1 year BC high school grad or equivalent.; Principles of Math 12 (min. C+); English 12 (min. C+) or CPT of 48 or equivalent.; UFV BUS 144 or BUS 145 or equivalent (min. C+); UFV BUS 149; BUS 160.

Applied Business Technology (optional 8-week specialty in Word Processing or Bookkeeping)

6 months BC high school grad or equiv.; successful completion of departmental assessment; typing 20 wpm; mature applicants (23+) admitted without high school grad on basis of assessment.

Bookkeeping for Small Business certificate 6 months no prerequesites

Legal Administrative Assistant certificate 5 months BC high school grad or equivalent.; typing 50 wpm; introductory computer course or equivalent exp.; proficient in Word or WordPerfect; Business English score min. 55%; interview; willingness to undergo security check; written statement; one full year secretarial experience (within past 3 yrs) or successful completion (within past 2 yrs) of a business office training program at the post-secondary level.

Business Studies program path varies Program paths allow students who do not meet the entrance requirements for this program to begin studying in their preferred area. Prerequisites are BC secondary school graduation or equivalent, or minimum of 19 years of age; and satisfaction of the English language policy.

Paralegal diploma 2 year BC high school graduation or equivalent (non-graduates, aged 23+ may be considered on an individual basis); prerequisites for CMNS 125; successful completion of a Legal Administrative Assistant certificate program that includes a practicum, or two years’ legal secretarial experience and current employment in a law firm, and proof of 60 wpm typing speed (attach copy of certificate); willingness to undergo a security records check for practicum purposes; written statement; satisfactory interview.

* Cooperative Education option available / CPT: Composition Placement Test of UFV

UFV.CA/BUSADMINBUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

XP: 2500 Level: Bachelors degree Bonus: 15