Vancouver Island University Career Program Guide

DUAL CREDIT ARTICULATION GUIDE 2019 2020

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Anthropology .......................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Creative Writing ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Criminology ............................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Economics ............................................................................................................................................................................... 6

English ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 7

First Nations Studies ............................................................................................................................................................... 8

Indigenous Learning and Recognition Portfolio ...................................................................................................................... 9

Nursing .................................................................................................................................................................................. 10

Philosophy ............................................................................................................................................................................. 11

Political Studies ..................................................................................................................................................................... 12

Psychology ............................................................................................................................................................................ 13

Sociology ............................................................................................................................................................................... 14

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS .............................................................................................................. 15

Addiction Studies Certificate Program .................................................................................................................................. 17

Adventure Tourism and Recreation Certificate .................................................................................................................... 18

Applied Business Technology Certificate: Administrative Assistant Specialty (Cowichan)................................................... 19

Automotive Service Technician Certificate ........................................................................................................................... 20

Business Fundamentals for Aboriginal Communities Certificate.......................................................................................... 21

Business Management Certificate (Cowichan) ..................................................................................................................... 22

Carpentry Foundation Certificate ......................................................................................................................................... 23

Community Mental Health Worker Certificate (Cowichan) .................................................................................................. 24

Dental Assistant Certificate ................................................................................................................................................... 25

Education Assistant and Community Support Certificate (Cowichan).................................................................................. 26

Electrician Certificate ............................................................................................................................................................ 27

Event Management Certificate ............................................................................................................................................. 28

Fundamentals of Engineering Certificate.............................................................................................................................. 29

Hairstylist Foundation Certificate (Cowichan) ...................................................................................................................... 30

Health Care Assistant Certificate (Cowichan) ....................................................................................................................... 31

Heavy Equipment Operator Certificate ................................................................................................................................ 32

Heavy Mechanical Trades Foundation Certificate ................................................................................................................ 33

Horticultural Technician Foundation Certificate................................................................................................................... 34

Information Technology and Applied Systems Certificate.................................................................................................... 35

Legal Studies Certificate (Cowichan) ..................................................................................................................................... 36

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Medical Office Assistant Certificate ...................................................................................................................................... 37

Motorcycle and Marine Technician Certificate ..................................................................................................................... 38

Professional Baking and Pastry Arts Certificate .................................................................................................................... 39

Professional Cook Foundation Certificate (Cowichan) ......................................................................................................... 40

Professional Esthetics Certificate .......................................................................................................................................... 41

Proficiency in Language and Culture Certificate ................................................................................................................... 42

Refrigeration Air-Conditioning Mechanic Certificate (Cowichan) ........................................................................................ 43

Welder Foundation & Fitter Certificate ................................................................................................................................ 44

Wine Business Certificate ..................................................................................................................................................... 45

DIPLOMA PROGRAMS ..................................................................................................................... 47

Child and Youth Care Diploma .............................................................................................................................................. 49

Computing Science Diploma ................................................................................................................................................. 50

Criminology Diploma ............................................................................................................................................................. 51

Dental Hygienist Diploma ..................................................................................................................................................... 52

Forest Resources Technology Diploma ................................................................................................................................. 53

Hospitality Management Diploma ........................................................................................................................................ 54

Practical Nursing Diploma (Cowichan) .................................................................................................................................. 55

Recreation and Sport Management Diploma ....................................................................................................................... 56

Social Services Diploma ......................................................................................................................................................... 57

TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM PREREQUISITES ................................................................... 59

Anthropology

Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Program Length: 4 years for Degree Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo

Where does Anthropology lead?

Career Opportunities

• Consultants • Museum Technicians

• Administrators • Curators

• Project Leaders

First Year Courses

Institutional B.A. Degree Requirements

Degree English Requirements

ANTH 111 - Introductory Anthropology: Physical Anthropology /Archaeology

ANTH 112 - Introductory Anthropology: Sociocultural Anthropology

For more information visit: https://programs.viu.ca/arts-humanities-social-sciences/anthropology

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Creative Writing Faculty of Arts, Humanities

Program Length: 4 years for Degree Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo

Where does Creative Writing lead?

Career Opportunities

• Journalist • Creative Director

• Advertising Copywriter • Newspaper Journalist

• Arts Administrator • Magazine Journalist

First and Second Year Courses

Minimum twelve credits (four courses) of 100 and 200-level CREW courses.

Select a minimum of nine credits (three courses). Choose at least one course from three of the following five genres:

1. Non-fiction

CREW 100 - Intro to Writing Journalism

CREW 200 - Intermediate Journalism

CREW 201 - Online Journalism)

CREW 202 - Introduction to Writing Creative Non-Fiction

CREW 203 - Memoir Writing Workshop

2. Poetry

CREW 110 - Intro to Writing Poetry

CREW 211 - Writing Free Verse Poetry

CREW 212 - Intermediate Poetry Workshop

3. Fiction

CREW 120 - Intro to Writing Fiction

CREW 220 - Writing Short Fiction

CREW 221 - Genre Fiction Workshop

4. Publishing

CREW 230 - Introduction to Publishing

5. Drama

CREW 140 - Intro to Writing Drama

CREW 240 - Writing Short-Form Scripts for the Stage, Screen or Television

CREW 241 - Writing Longer-Form Scripts for the Stage, Screen or Television

For more information visit: https://ah.viu.ca/creative-writing-and-journalism/creative-writing-and-journalism

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Criminology Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Program Length: 4 years for Degree Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo

Where does Criminology lead?

Career Opportunities

• Airport Security Officer • Corporate Lawyer • Domestic Abuse Worker

• Bail Supervisor • Corrections Officer • Drug Enforcement Agent

• Bailiff • Court Administrator • Environmental Conservation Offer

• By-law Enforcement Officer • Court Clerk • Law Librarian

• Case Worker • Court Reporter • Inmates Records Coordinator

• Casino Security/Investigation • Credit Investigator • Insurance Investigator or Adjuster

• Child and Youth Worker • Crime Analyst • Probation or Parole Officer

• Child Welfare Care Worker • Criminal Lawyer • Polygraph Specialist

• Civil Litigator • Criminology Assistant • Victim Services Personnel

First Year Courses CRIM 101 – Intro to Criminology OR INTR 102 – Intro the Criminology and Sociology

CRIM 103 – Psycho-social Explanations of Criminality

CRIM 131 – Intro to the Criminal Justice System

CRIM 135 – Intro to Canadian Law and Legal Institutions: a Criminal Justice Perspective

Select at least one course from the following list: PHIL 100 – Rhetoric and Reasoning PHIL 111 – Intro to Philosophy: Theory of Knowledge PHIL 112 – Intro to Philosophy: Ethics

PSYC 111 – Contemporary Psychology I

PSYC 112 – Contemporary Psychology II

SOCI 111 – Intro to Sociology OR INTR 102 – Intro to Criminology and Sociology

For more information visit: https://programs.viu.ca/arts-humanities-social-sciences/criminology

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Economics Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Program Length: 4 years for Degree Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo Students wishing to take Economics for general interest or to complete electives towards other majors or minors should take ECON 100, or ECON 211 and/or 212. One or more of these courses act as a prerequisite to third-year economics courses; check the third-year courses for prerequisite information.

Where does Economics lead?

Career Opportunities

• Actuarial Analyst • Data Analyst

• Chartered Accountant • Economist

• Chartered Certified Accountant • Financial Risk Analyst

• Chartered Public Finance Accountant • Forensic Accountant

First Year Course

ECON 100 - Intro to Economics

For more information visit: https://programs.viu.ca/arts-humanities-social-sciences/economics

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English Faculty of Arts, Humanities Program Length: 4 years for Degree Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo

Where does English lead?

Career Opportunities

• Teacher • Lecturer

• Journalist • Marketing Brand Manager

• Publisher

First Year Courses

Institutional B.A. Degree Requirements

Any two of the following courses with a minimum grade of "C" in each: ENGL 115 - University Writing and Research ENGL 125 - Literature and Culture ENGL 135 - Literature and Criticism

Or both of the following courses with a minimum grade of "C" in each: LBST 111* - Ways of Knowing I LBST 112* - Ways of Knowing II

* Students who complete LBST 111 and LBST 112 to satisfy the Degree English Requirements, and attain a minimum grade of "C" in both, will be considered to have met the prerequisites for all second-year ENGL courses.

Note: The English department recommends that English majors take ENGL 125 and 135.

For more information visit: https://english.viu.ca/ba-major-and-minor-english

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First Nations Studies Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Program Length: 4 years for Degree Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo

Where does First Nations Studies lead?

Career Opportunities

FNAT 101 (Exploring Indigenous Identities) and FNAT 102 (Exploring Indigenous Communities), which form the first year core of VIU's First Nations Studies program. Arts One is an introductory program which explores the history of First Nations people and their interaction with Western cultures. If you so choose, you can take what you learn in Arts One and branch off into various Humanities, Social Sciences, or other programs or courses that will lead you into numerous career paths such as Lawyer, Teacher or Government.

First Year Courses

Institutional B.A. Degree Requirements

Degree English Requirements

Please select at least two of the following: FNAT 101 - Exploring Aboriginal Identities FNAT 102 - Exploring Aboriginal Communities FNAT 203 - Indigenous and Settler Relations FNAT 204 - Indigenous Perspectives on the Environment

For more information visit: https://programs.viu.ca/arts-humanities-social-sciences/first-nations-studies

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Indigenous Learning and Recognition Portfolio

Provides an opportunity for students to assess their prior learning experiences through the development of a

personalized portfolio. This intensive reflective process is designed to help students begin to record their past

experiential learning, thus validating knowledge and skills that come from family, community and cultural

backgrounds. ILRP 100 was formerly called EDUC 103; credit will not be granted for both courses. (3:0:4)

Prerequisite: English 12 or ENGL 067.

Co-requisites: ENGL 067.

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Nursing Faculty of Health and Human Services Program Length: 4 years for Degree Program Location: Nanaimo

Where does Nursing lead?

Career Opportunities

• Nurse • Nurse Midwife

• Educator Nurse • Nurse Practitioner

• Geriatric and Retirement Nurse • Occupational Health Nurse

• Intensive Care Nurse • Oncology (Cancer) Nurse

First Year Courses

Degree English Requirements

NURS 100 - Health and Healing I: Living Health

NURS 102 - Relational Practice I: Self and Others

NURS 103 - Professional Practice I: Introduction to the Profession of Nursing

NURS 104 - Nursing Practice I: Introduction to Nursing Practice

NURS 110 - Health and Healing II: Health Indicators

NURS 111 - Nursing Learning Centre II

NURS 113 - Professional Practice II: Introduction to the Discipline of Nursing

NURS 114 - Nursing Practice II: Coming to Know the Client

NURS 175 - Consolidated Practice Experience I

BIOL 156 - Nursing: Anatomy and Physiology I

BIOL 157 - Nursing: Anatomy and Physiology II

For more information visit: https://www.viu.ca/programs/health/bachelor-science-nursing

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Philosophy Faculty of Social Sciences Program Length: 4 years for Degree Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo

Where does Philosophy lead?

Career Opportunities

• Barrister • Marketing executive

• Civil Service fast streamer • Newspaper journalist

• Health service manager • Paralegal

• Local government officer • Psychotherapist

First Year Courses

Institutional B.A. Degree Requirements

Degree English Requirements

PHIL 100 - Rhetoric and Reasoning

PHIL 111 - Intro to Philosophy: Knowledge and Reality

PHIL 112 - Intro to Philosophy: Ethics

For more information visit: https://socialsciences.viu.ca/philosophy/philosophy-ba#

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Political Studies Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Program Length: 4 years for Degree Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo

Where does Political Studies lead?

Career Opportunities

• Government and Advocacy • Business Fields

• Law Careers • Journalism

• Lobbyist Professions • Teaching Positions

First Year Courses

Institutional B.A. Degree Requirements

Degree English Requirements

First-year Core Requirements: Select three credits from the following list: POLI 100 - Identities and Communities: An Introduction to Politics or, POLI 151 - Law and Politics in Canada

For more information visit: https://programs.viu.ca/arts-humanities-social-sciences/political-studies

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Psychology Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Program Length: 4 years for Degree Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo

Where does Psychology lead?

Career Opportunities

• Airforce Psychologist • Forensic Psychologist

• Army Psychologist • Health Psychologist

• Child Psychologist • Industrial-Organizational Psychologist

• Clinical Psychologist • Media Psychology

• Cognitive Psychologist • Military Psychologist

• Consumer Psychologist • Navy Psychologist

• Counseling Psychologist • Neuropsychologist

• Developmental Psychologist • Social Psychologist

• Educational Psychologist • Sports Psychologist

First Year Courses

Institutional B.A. Degree Requirements

Degree English Requirements

PSYC 111 - Contemporary Psychology I

PSYC 112 - Contemporary Psychology II

For more information visit: https://programs.viu.ca/arts-humanities-social-sciences/psychology

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Sociology Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Program Length: 4 years for Degree Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo

Where does Sociology lead?

Career Opportunities

• Activist • Activist

• Addictions Counsellor • Addictions Counsellor

• Case Manager • Case Manager

• Child and Youth Worker • Child and Youth Worker

First Year Courses

Institutional B.A. Degree Requirements

Degree English Requirements

SOCI 111 - Introduction to Sociology

SOCI 112 Canadian Society in the Contemporary World

For more information visit: https://programs.viu.ca/arts-humanities-social-sciences/sociology

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CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Addiction Studies Certificate Program .................................................................................................................................. 17

Adventure Tourism and Recreation Certificate .................................................................................................................... 18

Applied Business Technology Certificate: Administrative Assistant Specialty ..................................................................... 19

Automotive Service Technician Certificate ........................................................................................................................... 20

Business Fundamentals for Aboriginal Communities Certificate.......................................................................................... 21

Business Management Certificate ....................................................................................................................................... 22

Carpentry Foundation Certificate ......................................................................................................................................... 23

Community Mental Health Worker Certificate ..................................................................................................................... 24

Dental Assistant Certificate ................................................................................................................................................... 25

Education Assistant and Community Support Certificate .................................................................................................... 26

Electrician Certificate ............................................................................................................................................................ 27

Event Management Certificate ............................................................................................................................................. 28

Fundamentals of Engineering Certificate.............................................................................................................................. 29

Hairstylist Foundation Certificate ........................................................................................................................................ 30

Health Care Assistant Certificate ......................................................................................................................................... 31

Heavy Equipment Operator Certificate ................................................................................................................................ 32

Heavy Mechanical Trades Foundation Certificate ................................................................................................................ 33

Horticultural Technician Foundation Certificate................................................................................................................... 34

Information Technology and Applied Systems Certificate.................................................................................................... 35

Legal Studies Certificate ........................................................................................................................................................ 36

Medical Office Assistant Certificate ...................................................................................................................................... 37

Motorcycle and Marine Technician Certificate ..................................................................................................................... 38

Professional Baking and Pastry Arts Certificate .................................................................................................................... 39

Professional Cook Foundation Certificate ............................................................................................................................ 40

Professional Esthetics Certificate .......................................................................................................................................... 41

Proficiency in Language and Culture Certificate ................................................................................................................... 42

Refrigeration Air-Conditioning Mechanic Certificate ........................................................................................................... 43

Welder Foundation & Fitter Certificate ................................................................................................................................ 44

Wine Business Certificate ..................................................................................................................................................... 45

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Addiction Studies Certificate Program

Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Program Location: Nanaimo This certificate gives students the opportunity to take a collection of courses by their own design that specialize in the area of addictions. Students must satisfy the Degree English Requirement, and complete required courses in psychology and one required second year methods course. A senior course in theories of addiction is also required but offered across a number of departments. The remaining courses can be chosen from a variety of disciplines that deal either directly or indirectly addictions.

Where does an Addiction Studies Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Case Manager • Nurse

• Clinical Supervisor • Psychologist

• Educator • Recovery Coach

Courses

Degree English Requirement

PSYC 111 - Contemporary Psychology I

PSYC 112 - Contemporary Psychology II

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/arts-humanities-social-sciences/addiction-studies-certificate

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Adventure Tourism and Recreation Certificate

Tourism, Recreation and Hospitality Program Length: 12 months Program Location: Powell River This certificate provides students with a broad understanding of the practices and principles of the adventure tourism industry and assistant guide level field skills with special emphases in sea kayak touring, and coastal and cultural interpretation.

Where does an Adventure Tourism and Recreation Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Accommodation Service Manager • Event Planner

• Adventure Company Owner • Food and Beverage Manager

• Attractions Operations Manager • Hotel General Manager

• Concierge • Maintenance Supervisor

• Cook • Outdoor Adventure Guide

• Public Recreation Services • Tour Company President

• Recreational General Manager • Tour Operator

• Retail Supervisor • Tourism Researcher

• Spa Director • Travel Consultant

• Special Events Coordinator • Travel Writer/Photographer

Courses

TOUR 100 - Introduction to Recreation and Tourism

TOUR 159 - Environmental Stewardship in Recreation and Tourism

TOUR 161 - Leadership in Recreation and Tourism

TOUR 207 - Heritage Interpretation in Recreation and Tourism

TOUR 252 - Adventure Tourism and Recreation

TRMT 104 - Adventure Tourism and Recreation Field Skills

TRMT 110 - Internship

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit

https://programs.viu.ca/tourism-recreation-hospitality/certificate-adventure-tourism-and-recreation

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Applied Business Technology Certificate: Administrative Assistant Specialty (Cowichan) Faculty of Trades and Applied Technology Program Length: 10 months Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo This program provides thorough, in-depth training in the skills required by today’s office workers in order to be competitive in the job market. Current computer software applications are stressed, as well as the traditional skills and knowledge of business English, business calculations, office procedures, customer relations, and strong keyboarding skills. The program also offers specialties in Accounting Assistant and Legal Administrative Assistant.

Where does an Applied Business Technology Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Receptionist • Office Assistant • Office Clerk

• Secretary • Human Resources Assistant • Office Manager

• Case Management Assistant • Marketing Assistant • Production Coordinator

• Data Entry Clerk • Marketing Manager • Property Service

Administrator

Year 1 Courses

ABTP 115T - Administrative Procedures

ABTP 120T - Business Math and Calculators

ABTP 130T - Business English

ABTP 136T - Human Relations and Office Procedures

ABTP 146T - Office Computer Applications I

ABTP 138T - Business Communications

ABTP 147T - Office Computer Applications II

ABTP 148T - Office Computer Applications III

ABTP 149T - Office Computer Applications IV

ABTP 135T - Employment Strategies

ABTP 156T - Electronic Information Management

ABTP 185T - Office Practicum or, ABTP 181T - Level II Project

ABTP 187T - Office Simulation II

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit

https://programs.viu.ca/business/applied-business-technology

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Automotive Service Technician Certificate Faculty of Trades and Applied Technology Program Length: 10 months Program Location: Nanaimo The Vancouver Island University Automotive Department provides both foundation and apprenticeship training. Foundation training is designed to prepare students for a career in the automotive repair trade. Graduates of this program may find work as apprentice automotive technicians, or as automotive parts persons/service writers. Job opportunities exist on Vancouver Island, and throughout BC and Canada. Upon receiving the Interprovincial Certificate, graduates are eligible to work anywhere in Canada.

Where does an Automotive Service Technician Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Automotive Mechanic • Journeyman Heavy Duty Technician

Courses

AUTO 116T - Shop Skills

AUTO 123T - Auto Shop Safety

AUTO 132T - Welding Module

AUTO 134T - Basic Automotive Electrical

AUTO 135T - Battery/Fasteners

AUTO 137T - Brake Systems

AUTO 141T - Suspension/Steering

AUTO 147T - Basic Engines

AUTO 151T - Basic Engine Performance

AUTO 157T - Basic Charging/Starting Systems

AUTO 160T - Basic Drive Trains

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/trades/automotive-service-technician

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Business Fundamentals for Aboriginal Communities Certificate Faculty of Business Management Program Length: 1 year Program Location: Nanaimo The purpose of this program is to provide an opportunity for students to obtain the fundamental accounting, economic, marketing and managerial skills that are the foundation needed to support strong business and community leaders. This cohort-based program will appeal to Aboriginal individuals who want to work with First Nations' Communities in business, social and economic development. Non-aboriginal individuals who work closely with First Nations' communities will also be considered. These transferable courses can be used to progress towards a Bachelor of Business Administration or other academic credentials.

Where does a Business Fundamentals for Aboriginal Communities Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Business Ambassador • Business Systems Analyst

• Business Development Representative • Consultant

• Business Services Coordinator

Year 1 Courses

UNIV 101 - Student Success or ILRP 100 - Indigenous Learning and Recognition Portfolio

MGMT 100 - Intro to Business

MGMT 192 - Principles of Management

MATH 151 - Introductory College Algebra I

MARK 160 - Introduction to Marketing

ECON 100 - Intro to Economics

ACCT 100 - Financial Accounting I

ENGL 115 - University Writing and Research

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/business/business-fundamentals-aboriginal-communities-certificate

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Business Management Certificate (Cowichan)

Faculty of Management Program Length: 1 year Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo The Certificate in Business Management CBM is offered full–time or part–time, with some courses offered by video conference. This Certificate program is designed to provide a firm foundation of business principles. Should you be entrepreneurial or curious about a career in business this could be your opportunity. By the end of this program the student will have a sound introduction to the key functional areas of business practice. Courses in the CBM are fully transferable to VIU's Bachelor of Business Administration undergraduate degree.

Where does a Business Management Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Administrative Assistant • Forensic Accountant • Project Manager

• Arts Administrator • Human Resources Officer • Purchaser

• Auditing Clerk • Human Resources Specialist • Recruiter

• Bank Manager • Insurance Underwriter • Retail Manager

• Bookkeeper • Logistics and Distribution Manager • Risk Manager

• Chartered Accountant • Management Consultant • Sales Executive

• Corporate Investment Banker • Marketing Executive • Sales representative

• Data Analyst • Media Planner • Social Media

Manager

• Entrepreneur • Operational Researcher • Stock Clerks

• Event Planner • Product Manager • Systems Analyst

Courses

ACCT 100 - Financial Accounting I

ECON 100 - Intro to Economics

FNCE 130 - Intro to Finance

MARK 160 - Intro to Marketing

MGMT 192 - Principles of Management

Three business elective credits* or, MATH 151** - Introductory College Algebra I

Nine business elective credits*

Three elective credits

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/business/certificate-business-management

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Carpentry Foundation Certificate (Cowichan)

Faculty of Trades and Applied Technology Program Length: 8 months Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo This Foundation program covers the basic carpentry skills required in preparation for employment as a carpenter apprentice in the building industry.

Where does a Carpentry Foundation Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Drywall and Ceiling Tile Installer • Insulation Worker

• Flooring Installer • Masonry Worker

Courses

CPTY 100T - Safe Work Practices

CPTY 101T - Documentation and Organizational Skills

CPTY 102T - Tools and Equipment

CPTY 103T - Survey Instruments and Equipment

CPTY 104T - Access, Rigging and Hoisting Equipment

CPTY 105T - Site Layout

CPTY 106T - Concrete Form Work

CPTY 107T - Word Frame Construction

CPTY 108T - Building Science

CPTY 109T - Work Experience

ESSENTIAL SKILLS

ESFC 100T - Personal Management Skills

ESFC 105T - Trades Math

ESFC 110T - Business Operations

ESFC 115T - The Emerging Workplace

ESFC 120T - Employment Strategies

For more information about the courses required for the certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/trades/carpentry

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Community Mental Health Worker Certificate (Cowichan) Faculty of Health & Human Services Program Length: 26 weeks Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo The Community Mental Health Worker Program will define entry level competencies for employment in the field of community mental health. It is based on the principles of psychosocial rehabilitation.

Where does a Community Mental Health Worker Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Addiction Counsellor • Neuropsychologist

• Clinical Psychologist • Psychiatric Technician

• Mental Health Counsellor • Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse

• Mental Health Psychiatrist • Social & Community Service Manager

• Mental Health Social Worker • Substance Abuse Nurse

Courses

CMHW 110 - Community Mental Health Worker I

CMHW 111 - Community Mental Health Worker II

CMHW 115 - Building Therapeutic Relationships

CMHW 120 - Support Strategies

CMHW 125 - Professional Issues

CMHW 130 - Health Care Basics

CMHW 135 - Addictions and Mental Health Issues

CMHW 140 - Practicum

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/health/community-mental-health-worker

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Dental Assistant Certificate

Faculty of Health & Human Services Program Length: 10 months Program Location: Nanaimo This program, approved by the College of Dental Surgeons of British Columbia CDSBC, and accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation of Canada CDAC, is designed to provide students with opportunities to develop the knowledge, skills and values necessary to be a member of the dental team; providing care, support and services for individuals of all ages.

Where does a Dental Assistant Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Dental Hygienist • Pharmacy Technician

• Medical Assistant • Physical Therapist Assistant

Courses

DENA 110T - Professionalism I

DENA 120T - Applied Dental Sciences I

DENA 130T - Clinical Support Theory I

DENA 140T - Preventive Approaches to Dental Health I

DENA 150T - Dental Assisting Practice I

DENA 171T - Practicum I

DENA 111T - Professionalism II

DENA 121T - Applied Dental Sciences II

DENA 131T - Clinical Support Theory II

DENA 141T - Preventive Approaches to Dental Health II

DENA 151T - Dental Assisting Practice II

DENA 161T - Dental Office Management

DENA 172T - Practicum II

DENA 173T - Practicum III

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit

https://programs.viu.ca/health/dental-assistant

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Education Assistant and Community Support Certificate (Cowichan) Faculty of Health & Human Services Program Length: 8 months Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo This program includes both theoretical studies and practical applications for working with people who have disabilities, across the life span. The core and specialty courses provide students with the skills and knowledge to work in schools and community.

Where does an Education Assistant and Community Support Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Early Childhood Educator • Teacher

• Special Needs Assistant • Tutor

Courses

CYC 152 - Interpersonal Communication Skills in a Therapeutic Context

EACS 110 - Foundations for Practice

EACS 130 - Teaching and Learning Strategies

EACS 140 - Understanding & Supporting Behaviour Across the Lifespan

EACS 150 - Health and Wellness

EACS 160 - Augmentative Communication and Assistive Technology

EACS 170 - Challenging Conditions

EACS 180 - Practicum: School-Based

EACS 190 - Practicum: Community-Based

One of: ENGL 115 - University Writing and Research ENGL 125 - Literature and Culture ENGL 135 - Literature and Criticism

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/human-services/education-assistant-and-community-support

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Electrician Certificate

Faculty of Trades and Applied Technology Program Length: 24 weeks Program Location: Nanaimo The Vancouver Island University Electrical Department provides both Foundation and Apprenticeship training. Foundation training prepares graduates for employment in the electrical trade where the electrical worker plans, assembles, installs, tests, repairs and maintains electrical equipment and systems in commercial, industrial and marine facilities.

Where does an Electrician Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Electrical Engineering Technician • Electrical Installer

Courses

ELEC 100T - Safe Work Practices

ELEC 105T - Introduction to the Workplace

ELEC 110T - Electrical Math

ELEC 115T - Shop, Hand and Power Tool Use

ELEC 120T - Fundamentals of Electricity

ELEC 125T - DC Circuits

ELEC 130T - Electromagnetism and Applications

ELEC 135T - Meters and Test Equipment

ELEC 140T - Electrical Prints and Drawings

ELEC 145T - AC Motor Controls

ELEC 150T - Electrical Code & Wiring

ELEC 155T - Low Voltage Distribution Systems

APPRENTICESHIP

ELEC 201 - Level 1 Apprenticeship

ELEC 202 - Level 2 Apprenticeship

ELEC 203 - Level 3 Apprenticeship

ELEC 204 - Level 4 Apprenticeship

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/trades/electrician

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Event Management Certificate

Tourism, Recreation and Hospitality Program Length: 1 year Program Location: Online Develop skills for the exciting and growing industry of special events. Event management skills are needed in a wide range of sectors: tourism, recreation, arts and culture, sports, fundraising, corporate marketing, non-profit organizations, and more.

Where does an Event Management Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Charity Fundraiser • Public Relations Officer

• Marketing Executive • Tourism Officer

Courses

CONV 101 - Introduction to Tourism

CONV 102 - Introduction to Special Events Management

CONV 103 - Celebrating Community and Culture

CONV 104 - Event Volunteer Management

CONV 105 - Event Law and Risk Management

CONV 106 - Event Marketing

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/tourism-recreation-hospitality/event-management-certificate

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Fundamentals of Engineering Certificate

Faculty of Science and Technology Program Length: 8 months Program Location: Nanaimo The Engineering Certificate program prepares students to transfer into either UBC or UVIC engineering in their second year. This program contains the first-year core courses required from each of these institutions including physics, chemistry, engineering design, computer programming, mathematics, and communication skills.

Where does a Fundamentals of Engineering Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Engineer • Engineering Assistant

First Year Courses

CHEM 150 - Engineering Chemistry

CSCI 160 - Computing Science I

ENGL 115 - University Writing and Research

ENGR 112 - Engineering Design I

MATH 100* - Calculus for Engineering and Physical Sciences I

PHYS 121 - Physics for the Physical Sciences I

ENGL 204** - Business and Technical Writing

ENGM 141 - Engineering Mechanics

ENGR 121 - Engineering Design II

MATH 101* - Calculus for Engineering and Physical Sciences II

MATH 141 - Matrix Algebra for Engineers

PHYS 122 - Physics for the Physical Sciences II

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/science-and-technology/fundamentals-engineering-certificate-program

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Hairstylist Foundation Certificate (Cowichan)

Faculty of Trades and Applied Technology Program Length: 11 months Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo The VIU Hairstylist program provides students with high-quality education in the art and science of hairdressing at the foundation level. Accomplished, highly-experienced instructors ensure that students are provided with the applicable learning opportunities to build competency in both the theoretical and practical application of skills. Learning is accomplished through practical instruction and student participation using professional-grade equipment and products that mirror those used in industry. Students quickly advance to performing services on live clients in the VIU Hairdressing teaching salon, which provides students with the opportunity to practice in an authentic salon environment under the guidance of instructors. Students will learn to establish relationships with real clients, while being guided in the development of skills, speed, accuracy, and product knowledge in order to offer quality service to clientele upon graduation.

Where does a Hairstylist Foundation Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Esthetician • Salon Owner

Courses

HAIR 100T - Hygiene, Sanitation, and Disinfection Practices

HAIR 101T - Use and Maintenance of Tools and Equipment

HAIR 102T - Client Services

HAIR 103T - Hair and Scalp

HAIR 104T - Hair Cutting

HAIR 105T - Hair Styling

HAIR 106T - Chemical Waving and Relaxing of Hair

HAIR 107T - Hair Colouring

HAIR 108T - Specialized Services

HAIR 109T - Business Management

HAIR 110T - Experiential Learning: Salon Module

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit

https://programs.viu.ca/trades/hairstylist-foundation-certificate-program

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Health Care Assistant Certificate (Cowichan) Faculty of Health & Human Services Program Length: 24 weeks Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo This program is designed to provide students with the theory and skills required to become a caregiver. The major focus is in providing care for people experiencing changes in their functional abilities. Enriched with aboriginal ways of knowing and being, this program will enhance the students' ability to provide cultural safety and person-centered care to all.

Where does a Health Care Assistant Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Clinical Technical Assistant • Lab Patient Technician

Courses

HCAS 101T - Health: Interpersonal Communications

HCAS 102T - Health: Lifestyle and Choices

HCAS 103T - Health Care Assistant: Introduction to Practice

HCAS 104T - Health and Healing: Concepts for Practice

HCAS 105T - Healing 1: Common Health Challenges

HCAS 106T - Healing 2: Cognitive or Mental Challenges

HCAS 107T - Healing: Personal Care and Assistance

HCAS 121T - Practice Experience in Multi-Level and/or Complex Care

HCAS 131T - Practice Experience in Home Support and/or Assisted Living

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/health/health-care-assistant

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Heavy Equipment Operator Certificate

Faculty of Trades and Applied Technology Program Length: 17 weeks Program Location: Nanaimo The Heavy Equipment Operator Certificate Program includes the Road Builder & Heavy Construction Foundation 4 weeks, the Heavy Equipment Operator Technician 5 weeks, and Machine Operator Training 1-8 weeks, machine dependant for a total of 10 to 17 weeks of instruction. Students will be granted a Foundation and Technician Certificate as well as a machines speciality certificates. Graduates will gain knowledge and skills in both a classroom and hands-on setting that will help them to be successful as they continue within the industry.

Where does a Heavy Equipment Operator Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Construction Heavy Machine Operator • Foreman

• Excavator Operator • Haul Truck Operator

Courses

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR CERTIFICATE

RBHC 101T - Road Builder & Heavy Construction Foundation

RBHC 201T - Heavy Equipment Operator Technician

Select one or more Specialized Machine Operator Training courses below

SPECIALIZED MACHINE OPERATOR TRAINING

HEOE 101T - Excavator

HEOB 101T - Backhoe

HEOD 101T - Dozer

HEOG 101T - Grader

HEORL 101T - Articulated Rock Truck/Loader Combo

HEOR 101T - Articulated Rock Truck

HEOF 101T - Front End Loader

HEOK 101T - Skid Steer Bobcat

HEOT 101T - Dump Truck & Pup

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/trades/heavy-equipment-operator

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Heavy Mechanical Trades Foundation Certificate

Faculty of Trades and Applied Technology Program Length: 10 months Program Location: Nanaimo This Heavy Mechanical Trades Foundation program, considered one of the best in British Columbia, provides basic training in preparation for employment and apprenticeships in Heavy Duty Equipment Technician, Truck and Transport Mechanic, Transport Trailer Technician and Diesel Engine Mechanic. Through technical and practical training on actual equipment used in industry, students learn safety, tools, computers, as well as the service and maintenance of on- and off-highway trucks and buses, and heavy equipment such as bulldozers, excavators, graders and loaders. Job search, communication and resume writing skills are covered, and students also participate in on-the-job work experience.

Where does a Heavy Mechanical Trades Foundation Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Equipment Technician • Journeyman

• Heavy Duty Technician • Mechanic

Courses

HMTF 101T - Work Experience

HMTF 140T - Occupational Skills

HMTF 142T - Brakes

HMTF 144T - Hydraulics

HMTF 148T - Trailer

HMTF 150T - Structural Components and Accessories

HMTF 152T - Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning

HMTF 160T - Suspension and Steering

HMTF 166T - Powertrain

HMTF 168T - Electrical

HMTF 180T - Engine and Support Systems

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/trades/heavy-mechanical-trades-foundation

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Horticultural Technician Foundation Certificate

Faculty of Trades and Applied Technology Program Length: 9 months Program Location: Nanaimo The curriculum of this one-year horticultural foundation program has been designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of horticultural principles and practices. The program covers a broad spectrum of horticultural practices including plant propagation techniques, greenhouse production, nursery crop production, landscape design, landscape construction, and plant identification. As well, pest and disease management, pruning techniques, and maintenance practices are investigated.

Where does a Horticultural Technician Foundation Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Land Developer • Landscape Technician

Courses

HORT 100T - Greenhouse Environment and Control

HORT 110T - Horticultural Botany

HORT 115T - Introductory Plant Identification

HORT 125T - Landscape Maintenance and Turf grass Management

HORT 130T - Landscape Construction Techniques

HORT 135T - Greenhouse Production

HORT 140T - Practicum I

HORT 145T - Field Trips I

HORT 160T - Horticultural Skills and Practices

HORT 101T - Plant Propagation

HORT 112T - Pest Management and Weed Control

HORT 116T - Advanced Plant Identification

HORT 120T - Irrigation Systems and Design

HORT 131T - Landscape Design Techniques

HORT 132T - Estimating and Business Practices

HORT 141T - Work Experience

HORT 146T - Field Trips II

HORT 150T - Soils and Growing Media

HORT 161T - Horticultural Skills and Practices

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/trades/horticultural-technician-foundation

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Information Technology and Applied Systems Certificate

Faculty of Trades and Applied Technology

Program Length: 1 year Program Location: Nanaimo The Information Technology and Applied Systems ITAS, program prepares students for careers in the design, installation, operation, and administration of network and internet-based information systems. The program combines rigorous theoretical and technical education with hands-on, project-based learning. Using the most up-to-date curriculum, the ITAS program develops a student's technical skills, as well as teamwork, communications, and project management skills to satisfy industry demands for well-rounded, highly employable technology graduates.

Where does an Information Technology and Applied Systems Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• AutoCAD Drafter • IT Project Manager

• Chief Information Officer • IT Security Specialist

• Computer Animator • Mobile Application Developer

• Computer Hardware Engineer • Network Administrator

• Computer Programmer • Network Architect

• Computer Scientist • Robotics Engineer

• Data Scientist • Senior Technician

• Database Administrator • Software Engineer

• Graphic Designer • Systems Analyst

• Health Information Technician • User Interface Developer

• IT Help Desk Technician • Video Game Designer

• IT Manager • Web Developer

First Year Courses

ITAS 155 - Introduction to Computer Hardware

ITAS 164 - Information Technology Project Management Essentials

ITAS 167 - Applied Operating Systems

ITAS 175 - Network Infrastructure Fundamentals

ITAS 181 - Applied Network Operating Systems

ITAS 185 - Introduction to Programming Concepts

ITAS 186 - Internet Programming I

ITAS 191 - Web Authoring

ITAS 195T - Practicum

For more information about the second year courses required this certificate, please visit

https://programs.viu.ca/trades/information-technology-and-applied-systems

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Legal Studies Certificate (Cowichan) Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo This Certificate will appeal to individuals who are interested in careers where there are significant legal issues or students wishing to continue onto law school or graduate work in law and policy. This credential is designed primarily for students to take concurrently with a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Business Administration degree program and, therefore students will have the opportunity to take a collection of courses by their own design that specialize in the area of legal studies. For example, students majoring in Political Studies could benefit by supplementing their major with the Legal Studies Certificate if they wanted to enter into policy, administrative, government, or a career in law. Credits applied toward the Certificate may be applied toward major program or minor program requirements, or toward a bachelor’s degree under the normal regulations governing those programs. Students must satisfy the University Degree English Requirement and complete 30 credits in 4 areas: Foundations of the Canadian Legal System (6 credits), Primary Source Analysis, Reasoning, and Verbal/Written Argumentation (6 credits), Law (6 credits) and Legal Policy (12 credits). Courses have been selected from several departments, however, there are no guaranteed seats for students registered for this credential. Each department has its own rules for reserved seating and cross-department enrolment policies. Students attempting to register in classes across this credential are encouraged to contact individual instructors or program advisors and inquire about enrolment possibilities.

Where does a Legal Studies Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Government • Law

• Policy • Insurance

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://www.viu.ca/programs/arts-humanities-social-sciences/legal-studies-certificate

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Medical Office Assistant Certificate (Cowichan) Professional Development and Training Program Length: 3 months Program Location: Cowichan, Parksville The Medical Office Assistant supports doctors and other health care professionals in a variety of medical settings. Graduates will be prepared for employment as Medical Office Assistants in medical offices and specialist offices. Skills may also be transferable to positions in other medical settings.

Where does a Medical Office Assistant Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Site Administrator • Unit Clerk

Courses

Pharmacology For The Medical Office

Interpersonal Skills In The Medical Environment

Medical Office Procedures

Computerized Medical Billing

Keyboarding And Computers In The Medical Environment

Medical Transcription

Observational Practicum for MOA's

Practicum

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://pdt.viu.ca/medical-office-assistant-training

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Motorcycle and Marine Technician Certificate

Faculty of Trades and Applied Technology Program Length: 9 months Program Location: Nanaimo This certificate program is suited to individuals with all levels of mechanical experience and prepares students for careers as inboard/outboard marine technicians or motorcycle/outdoor power equipment technicians. Upon successful completion, students receive a VIU Motorcycle & Marine Technician Certificate. Graduates also receive credit from the Industry Training Authority for Level 1 Apprentice Technical Training for Motorcycle and Power Equipment Technician, and Inboard/Outboard Mechanic. The program encompasses theory, practical knowledge, and techniques essential to maintain and repair modern inboard/outboard marine, motorcycle, and other power equipment. Hands-on training with customer products is emphasized. Students are required to spend approximately one month on introductory basic mechanical skills prior to servicing customers' products.

Where does a Motorcycle and Marine Technician Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Installer • Sales Representative

Courses

MMTP 110T - Shop Fundamentals

MMTP 115T - Engine Fundamentals

MMTP 116T - Electrical Fundamentals

MMTP 135T - Fuel System Fundamentals

MMTP 140T - Drive System Fundamentals

MMTP 145T - Service Component Systems

MMTP 170T - Welding

ESSENTIAL SKILLS FOR THE WORKPLACE

ESFP 100T - Personal Management Skills

ESFP 105T - Marine and Motorcycle Technician Math

ESFP 110T - Business Operations

ESFP 115T - The Emerging Workplace

ESFP 120T - Employment Strategies and Work Experience

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/trades/motorcycle-and-marine-technician

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Professional Baking and Pastry Arts Certificate Faculty of Trades and Applied Technology Program Length: 10 months Program Location: Nanaimo The Culinary Institute of Vancouver Island CIVI at VIU provides students with a Certificate in Professional Baking and Pastry Arts, giving them the leading edge to advancement and progression in the baking and pastry profession. This full-time program provides baking and pastry arts students with knowledge and experience in the science and production of bakery items baked in both commercial ovens and our wood burning brick oven. Emphasis is placed on traditional and artisan baking methods as applied to modern Canadian and international trends. The pastry arts component of the program also provides the fundamental skills needed in pastry training from cake decoration, including wedding and special occasion cakes, to desserts, chocolate and sugar work. Culinary Institute of Vancouver Island baking and pastry arts students are ready for employment in the professional baking and pastry industry — patisserie shops, hotels, retail and wholesale bakeries, supermarkets, restaurants, caterers, camps and other food–related businesses.

Where does a Professional Baking and Pastry Arts Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Cook • Pastry Chef or Baker

Courses

BAKE 122T - Bakery Professional Capstone Module

BAKE 124T - Pastry 1 Basic

BAKE 126T - Pastry 2 Advanced

BAKE 128T - Yeasted 1 Basic

BAKE 129T - Yeasted 2 Advanced

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/trades/professional-baking-and-pastry-arts

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Professional Cook Foundation Certificate (Cowichan)

Faculty of Trades and Applied Technology Program Length: 28 weeks Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo The Culinary Arts Certificate consists of the 28-week Professional Cook 1 PC1, and the 14-week Professional Cook 2 PC2.The Culinary Institute of Vancouver Island CIVI at VIU provides students with the options of the Professional Cook 1 PC1 Certificate, the one-year Culinary Arts Certificate, and the two-year Culinary Management Diploma. The Certificate and Diploma programs provide students with culinary training and management skills, giving them the leading edge to advancement in the culinary profession. Upon entering the Certificate program, culinary students are registered as Professional Cook 1 apprentices, gaining technical training while accruing apprentice hours.

Where does a Professional Cook Foundation Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Caterer • Food and Beverage Manager

• Chef • Restaurant Cook

Courses

COOK 100T - Orientation and Evaluation

COOK 102T - Breakfast and Meat Cutting - Theory & Practical

COOK 104T - Garde-Manger, Vegetables and Starches 1 - Theory & Practical

COOK 108T - Stocks, Soups, Protein Cookery 1 - Theory & Practical

COOK 112T - A la Carte 1 - Theory & Practical

COOK 119T - Pastries and Desserts 1 - Theory & Practical

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/trades/culinary-arts

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Professional Esthetics Certificate

Professional Development and Training Program Length: 8 months Program Location: Parksville Courses run on a full-time basis for 8 months at the Parksville Centre, with over 500 hours of ‘real life’ hands-on practical experience, including working with the public while supervised by qualified instructors.

Where does a Professional Esthetics Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Nail Technician • Salon Owner

First Year Courses

Career Essentials ESTH 001

The Science Of Skin Care I ESTH 002

The Science Of Skin Care II ESTH 003

Treatments And Services I ESTH 004

Treatments And Services II ESTH 005

Makeup ESTH 006

Advanced Treatments And Massage ESTH 007

Practical Clinic ESTH 008

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://pdt.viu.ca/esthetics

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Proficiency in Language and Culture Certificate

Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Program Length: 4-8 months Program Location: Parksville There is an identified need for people with second language skills in a wide variety of employment areas such as primary and secondary education, research, business, tourism, fisheries, forestry and other federal government services. The Certificate option targets students who are not able to complete a Minor but wish to obtain a recognized language credential.

Where does a Proficiency in Language and Culture Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Civil Service Worker • Public Relations Specialist

• Flight Attendant • Social Worker

• Foreign Service Officer • Speech Pathologist

• Interpreter • Technical Writer

• Investment Banker • Textbook Publisher

• Journalist • Travel Agent

First Year Courses CHIN 100 - Intro to Chinese I or, CHIN 103 - Beginning Chinese for Heritage Students I

CHIN 101 - Intro to Chinese II or, CHIN 104 - Beginning Chinese for Heritage Students II

JAPA 100 - Basic Japanese I

JAPA 101 - Basic Japanese II

SPAN 100 - Beginning Spanish I

SPAN 101 - Beginning Spanish II

FRCH 100 - Beginning French I

FRCH 101 - Beginning French II

FRCH 121 - Intermediate French I

FRCH 122 - Intermediate French II

For more information about the courses require for this certificate, please visit

https://programs.viu.ca/arts-humanities-social-sciences/proficiency-language-and-culture-certificate

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Refrigeration Air-Conditioning Mechanic Certificate (Cowichan)

Faculty of Trades and Applied Technology Program Length: 10 months Program Location: Cowichan This program, offered at the Cowichan Trades Centre, prepares individuals for entry into the Refrigeration and Air Conditioning industry service sector. The program provides a solid foundation in the fundamentals of installing, servicing, and troubleshooting all aspects of residential commercial and industrial heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and refrigeration HVAC/R equipment, as well as customer relations.

Where does a Refrigeration Air-Conditioning Mechanic Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Healing and Cooling Mechanic • Transport Refrigeration Mechanic

Courses

HVAC 130T - Essential Workplace Skills

HVAC 131T - Tools and Equipment

HVAC 132T - Refrigeration Fundamentals Level 1

HVAC 133T - Electrical Fundamentals Level 1 & 2

HVAC 134T - Heating Fundamentals Level 1

HVAC 135T - Commercial Refrigeration Level 1 & 2

HVAC 136T - Comfort Cooling Level 1 & 2

HVAC 137T - Work Experience

HVAC 138T - Heat Pumps Level 2

HVAC 139T - Emerging Technologies Capstone

HVAC 140T - Systems Analysis

HVAC 141T - Advanced Controls Level 2

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/trades/refrigeration-air-conditioning-mechanic

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Welder Foundation & Fitter Certificate (Cowichan)

Faculty of Trades and Applied Technology Program Length: 10 months Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo The Welder Foundation program is taught in a modular format, with practical and related knowledge modules. Students in the Foundation program, upon successful completion of the Level 1 and 2 exams, will receive a certificate of completion in the Foundation program. Once employed and registered in the Welder Apprenticeship program, the student will receive credit for Level 1 and 2 technical training and 300 work based training hours. Students are then eligible to register for Level 3 technical training where they can achieve Red Seal certification. Welder Foundation graduates can continue onto the 12 week Welder Fitter program and receive a Welder Fitter Certificate.

Where does a Welder Foundation & Fitter Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Welding Cutter • Welding Machine Operator

Courses

WELDER FOUNDATION (28 WEEKS)

WELD 102T - Occupational Skills - Theory and Practical

WELD 104T - Oxy-Fuel Cutting and Gauging Processes OFC - Theory and Practical

WELD 106T - Fusion and Braze Welding Using Oxy-Fuel Process OFW - Theory and Practical

WELD 108T - Shielded Metal Arc Welding - Theory and Practical

WELD 110T - Electric Arc Cutting, Gouging and Related Processes AAC PAC SMAC - Theory and Practical

WELD 112T - Semi-Automatic Welding and Submerged Arc Welding SAW

WELD 114T - Layout and Fabricate Components

WELD 116T - Welding Drawings

WELD 120T - Basic Metallurgy

WELDER FITTER (12 WEEKS)

WELD 124T - Safe Work Practices

WELD 125T - Trade Math

WELD 126T - Blueprints

WELD 127T - Materials Handling

WELD 128T - Metal Working Equipment

WELD 129T - Layout Projects - Theory

WELD 130T - Welder Fitting Skills - Practical

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/trades/welding

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Wine Business Certificate Tourism, Recreation and Hospitality Program Length: 1 year Program Location: Nanaimo The purpose of the program is to provide recognition for students who complete a series of courses related to the wine industry, the process of wine making, wine appreciation product knowledge, wine marketing, wine tourism and other knowledge related to the business of wine. The certificate will help graduates find employment in some aspect of the wine business, which could be a vineyard, a winery, a wholesaler, a retailer, a food service establishment or a special event planner. Although this is a stand-alone certificate, the courses may also be taken as credit courses toward a degree or diploma.

Where does a Wine Business Certificate lead?

Career Opportunities

• Sales Representative • Wine Producer

Courses

HOSP 215 Principles of Services Marketing MARK 160 Introduction to Marketing RMGT 101 Intro to Marketing in Recreation and Sport TOUR 101 Introduction to Tourism Marketing

MARK 352 Wine Marketing

HOSP 133 Beverage Theory or MGMT 252 - The Wine Industry

MGMT 352 Wine Appreciation

TRMT 398 Management of Wine Tourism

Select two courses from the following three categories. Each course must be from a different category.

Consumer Behaviour HOSP 311 Consumer Behaviour: The Guest Experience MARK 260 Buyer Behaviour TRMT 311 Consumer Behaviour in Recreation and Tourism

Entrepreneurship HOSP 421 Hospitality Entrepreneurship MGMT 381 Entre/Intrapreneurship TRMT 421 Entrepreneurship in Recreation and Tourism

Festivals TRMT 441 Management of Festivals and Special Events

For more information about the courses required for this certificate, please visit https://programs.viu.ca/tourism-recreation-hospitality/wine-business

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DIPLOMA PROGRAMS

Child and Youth Care Diploma .............................................................................................................................................. 49

Computing Science Diploma ................................................................................................................................................. 50

Criminology Diploma ............................................................................................................................................................. 51

Dental Hygienist Diploma ..................................................................................................................................................... 52

Forest Resources Technology Diploma ................................................................................................................................. 53

Hospitality Management Diploma ........................................................................................................................................ 54

Practical Nursing Diploma (Cowichan) .................................................................................................................................. 55

Recreation and Sport Management Diploma ....................................................................................................................... 56

Social Services Diploma ......................................................................................................................................................... 57

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Child and Youth Care Diploma Faculty of Health and Human Services

Program Length: 2 years for Diploma Program Location: Nanaimo

General Diplomas: Require 60 credits in university program courses, including at least six semester

credits in English.

Career Opportunities

• Social Worker • Child Care Worker

• Child Care Assistant • Youth Development Worker

• Child Youth & Family Counsellor •

Year 1

CYC 111 - Child Development

CYC 100 - Introduction to Professional Child and Youth Care Practice

CYC 165 - Introductions to Group Work in Child & Youth Care Practice

CYC 101 - Theoretical Foundations in Child and Youth Care

CYC 112 - Adolescent Development

Elective

Additional requirements or options for the Child and Youth Care diploma

CYC 152 - Interpersonal Communication Skills in a Therapeutic Context

ENGL 115 - University Writing and Research

ENGL 125 - Literature and Culture

For more information about the courses require for this program, please visit

https://programs.viu.ca/human-services/child-and-youth-care-diploma

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Computing Science Diploma

Faculty of Science and Technology Program Length: 2 years for Diploma

Program Location: Nanaimo

General Diplomas: Require 60 credits in university program courses, including at least six semester

credits in English.

Career Opportunities

• Software Applications Developer • Database Administrator

• Computer Systems Analyst • Business Intelligence Analyst

• Computer Systems Engineer • Web Developer

• Network Systems Administrator • Computer Programmer

Year 1

CSCI 112 - Applications Programming

CSCI 115 - Web Page Techniques

CSCI 160 - Computing Science I

CSCI 161 - Computing Science II

CSCI 162 - Topics in Computing Science

CSCI 261 - Computer Architecture & Assembly Language

MATH 121 - Calculus I

MATH 123 - Logic and Foundations

Additional requirements or options for the Computing Science diploma

ACCT 100 - Financial Accounting I

MGMT 192 - Principles of Management

MGMT 292 - Organizational Behaviour

ENGL 115 - University Writing and Research

ENGL 204 - Business and Technical Writing

For more information about the courses require for this program, please visit

https://programs.viu.ca/science-and-technology/diploma-computing-science

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Criminology Diploma

Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Program Length: 2 years for Diploma

Program Location: Nanaimo

General Diplomas: Require 60 credits in university program courses, including at least six semester credits in English.

Career Opportunities

• Criminal Investigator • Child Welfare Care Worker

• Criminology Assistant • Juvenile Justice Counsellor

• Corrections Officer • Child And Youth Worker

• Counsellor • Case Workers

Year 1 CRIM 101 - Intro to Criminology or three credits from INTR 102 Intro to Criminology and Sociology

CRIM 103 - Psycho-social Explanations of Criminality

CRIM 131 - Intro to the Criminal Justice System

Select at least one course from the following list: PHIL 100 - Rhetoric and Reasoning PHIL 111 - Intro to Philosophy: Theory of Knowledge PHIL 112 - Intro to Philosophy: Ethics

SOCI 111 - Intro to Sociology or three credits from INTR 102 Intro to Criminology and Sociology

Degree English Requirements*

Additional requirements or options for the Criminology diploma

CRIM 101 - Intro to Criminology CRIM 135 - Intro to Canadian Law and Legal Institutions: a Criminal Justice Perspective Select at least one course from the following list: PHIL 111 - Intro to Philosophy: Theory of Knowledge or PHIL 112 - Intro to Philosophy: Ethics

PSYC 111 - Contemporary Psychology I

PSYC 112 - Contemporary Psychology II

SOCI 111 - Intro to Sociology

ENGL 115* - University Writing and Research, or INTR 100 - Popular Culture and University Writing

ENGL 125 - Literature and Culture

For more information about the courses require for this program, please visit

https://programs.viu.ca/arts-humanities-social-sciences/diploma-criminology

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Dental Hygienist Diploma

Faculty of Health and Human Services Program Length: 2 years for Diploma Program Location: Nanaimo

General Diplomas: Require 60 credits in university program courses, including at least six semester

credits in English.

For more information about the courses require for this program, please visit

https://programs.viu.ca/health/dental-hygiene

Career Opportunities

• Dental Hygienist

Pre requisites for the Dental Hygienist diploma

BIOL 156 - Nursing: Anatomy and Physiology

BIOL 157 - Nursing: Anatomy and Physiology II

PSYC 111 - Contemporary Psychology I

PSYC 112 - Contemporary Psychology II

ENGL 115 - University Writing and Research

ENGL 125 - Literature and Culture

Year 1

DENH 150 - Dental Hygiene Foundations I

DENH 152 - Oral Sciences I

DENH 153 - Professional Issues I

DENH 155 - Dental Sciences I

DENH 157 - Head and Neck Anatomy

DENH 158 - Microbiology

DENH 160 - Dental Hygiene Foundations II

DENH 162 - Oral Sciences II

DENH 164 - Pathologies I

DENH 167 - Prevention

DENH 168 - Communications

DENH 169 - Radiology

DENH 170 - Dental Hygiene Foundations III

DENH 171 - Dental Hygiene Clinic I

DENH 179 – Research Methodology

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Forest Resources Technology Diploma

Faculty of Science and Technology Program Length: 2 years for Diploma Program Location: Nanaimo

General Diplomas: Require 60 credits in university program courses, including at least six semester

credits in English.

Career Opportunities

• Forestry Technician • Forestry Technologist

Year 1

FRST 111 - Forest Surveying

FRST 112 - Forest Inventory

FRST 121 - Spatial Data

FRST 131 - Forest Botany

FRST 132 - Forest Ecology I: Ecosystems & Silvics

FRST 143 - Forest Hydrology and Riparian Management

FRST 144 - Forest Resources Administration

FRST 151 - Forest Soils I

FRST 152 - Forest Soils II

FRST 162 - Fire Management

MATH 181 - Introduction to Statistics

FRST 173 - Field Skills

Additional requirements or options for the Forest Resources Technology diploma

ENGL 115 - University Writing and Research

ENGL 204 - Business and Technical Writing

For more information about the courses require for this program, please visit

https://programs.viu.ca/science-and-technology/forest-resources-technology

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Hospitality Management Diploma

Faculty of Tourism, Recreation and Hospitality Program Length: 2 years for Diploma Program Location: Nanaimo

General Diplomas: Require 60 credits in university program courses, including at least six semester credits in English.

* Courses run September to April.

For more information about the courses require for this program, please visit

https://programs.viu.ca/tourism-recreation-hospitality/hospitality-management-diploma

Career Opportunities

• Accommodation Manager • Fast Food Restaurant Manager

• Catering Manager • Hotel Manager

• Chef • Public House Manager

• Event Manager • Restaurant Manager

Year 1

HOSP 101 - Preparation for Co-op Education Placement I

HOSP 110 - Intro to Hospitality and Tourism

HOSP 130 - Lodging Organizations and Operations

HOSP 161* - Dining Room Operations

ENGL 115 - University Writing and Research

HOSP 185 - Leadership Skills for Hospitality Professionals*

HOSP 120 - Accounting Principles

HOSP 180 - Principles of Services Management

HOSP 165 - International Hospitality and Resort Operation

HOSP 131 - Property Management Systems

HOSP 133 - Beverage Theory

HOSP 102 – Cooperative Education Placement I

Additional requirements or options for the Hospitality Management diploma

ECON 100 - Intro to Economics

ENGL 204 - Business and Technical Writing

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Practical Nursing Diploma (Cowichan) Faculty of Health and Human Services

Program Length: 2 years for Diploma Program Location: Cowichan, Nanaimo

General Diplomas: Require 60 credits in university program courses, including at least six semester

credits in English.

Career Opportunities

• Nurse • Nurse Midwife

• Educator Nurse • Nurse Practitioner

• Geriatric and Retirement Nurse • Occupational Health Nurse

• Intensive Care Nurse • Oncology (Cancer) Nurse

Year 1

PRNU 101 - Pharmacology I

PRNU 102 - Health Promotion I

PRNU 103 - Variations in Health I

PRNU 104 - Professional Communication I

PRNU 105 - Professional Practice I

PRNU 106 - Integrated Nursing Practice I

PRNU 107 - Consolidated Practice Experience I

PRNU 111 - Pharmacology II

PRNU 112 - Health Promotion II

PRNU 113 - Variations in Health II

PRNU 114 - Professional Communication II

PRNU 115 - Professional Practice II

PRNU 116 - Integrated Nursing Practice II

PRNU 117 – Consolidated Practice Experience II

Additional requirements or options for the Practical Nursing diploma

BIOL 156 - Nursing: Anatomy and Physiology

BIOL 157 - Nursing: Anatomy and Physiology II

ENGL 115 - University Writing and Research

For more information about the courses require for this program, please visit

https://programs.viu.ca/health/practical-nursing

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Recreation and Sport Management Diploma

Faculty of Tourism, Recreation and Hospitality Program Length: 2 years for Diploma Program Location: Nanaimo

General Diplomas: Require 60 credits in university program courses, including at least six semester

credits in English.

Career Opportunities

• Athletic Development • Operations/Facility Management

• Consulting • Recreation Programming

• Events And Promotion • Program Management

• Sport Marketing And Development • Project Coordinator

Year 1

RMGT 100 - Intro to Recreation

RMGT 101 - Marketing Recreation Experiences

RMGT 110 - Co-operative Education Preparation

RMGT 153 – Diversity and Inclusion in Recreation

RMGT 126 - Risk Management and Legal Liability in Recreation

RMGT 161 - Organizing and Leading Recreation Activities

RMGT 190 - Program Planning I

ENGL 115 - University Writing and Research

RMGT 109 - Co-op Education Work Placement I

ACCT 101 - Accounting for Non-Financial Managers

QUME 185 - Business Computer Applications

Elective

For more information about the courses require for this program, please visit

https://programs.viu.ca/tourism-recreation-hospitality/recreation-and-sport-management

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Social Services Diploma

Faculty of Health and Human Services Program Length: 2 years for Diploma Program Location: Nanaimo

General Diplomas: Require 60 credits in university program courses, including at least six semester

credits in English.

Career Opportunities

• Mental Health Support Worker • Resident Care Attendant

• Community Health Worker • Social Services Worker

Year 1

CRIM 290 - Alternative Conflict Resolution in Criminal Justice Systems

PSYC 121 - Developmental Psychology I or CYC 111 - Child Development

PSYC 122 - Developmental Psychology II or CYC 112 - Adolescent Development

SOCW 200A - Intro to Social Work Practice or approved alternative

SOCW 211 - Family Studies

CYC 165 - Introduction to Group Work in Child & Youth Care Practice

SOCW 252 - Interpersonal Communication Skills

Additional requirements or options for the Social Services diploma

SOCW 200B - Intro to Social Welfare in Canada

FNAT 101 - Exploring Indigenous Identities

FNAT 102 - Exploring Indigenous Communities

WOST 210 - Intro to Women's Studies: First Nations I

HHS 263 - Elders Teachings Across Disciplines

PHIL 112 - Intro to Philosophy: Ethics

SOCI 111 - Introduction to Sociology

SOCI 112 - Introduction to Sociology: Canadian Society in the Contemporary World

ENGL 115 - University Writing and Research

ENGL 125 - Literature and Culture

For more information about the courses require for this program, please visit

https://programs.viu.ca/human-services/social-services-diploma

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TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM PREREQUISITES

This sheet outlines acceptable VIU courses that will satisfy BC Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) requirements for academic preparation for teaching at the ELEMENTARY level. Detailed transcript, specific course approvals and/or credential review are available via an appointment with a Faculty of Education Advisor. Please contact the office via the details above.

INITIAL TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM SPECIFIC NOTES Year 1 Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) Applicants: Applicants applying upon completion of secondary/high school diploma are encouraged to complete the requirements listed below during the first two years of study in the program.

ENGLISH LITERATURE AND COMPOSITION REQUIREMENT 6 credit/semester hours or equivalent of undergraduate English course work with a minimum of 3 credit/semester

hours in literature. 6 credit/semester hours in literature is acceptable, 6 credit/semester hours in compositions is not

acceptable. At VIU, some Interdisciplinary Studies (INTR) and Liberal Studies (LBST) courses are also accepted, or any two

of the following courses:

ENGL 115 University Writing and Research ENGL 125 Literature and Culture ENGL 135 Literature and Criticism

MATHEMATICS REQUIREMENT 3 credit/semester hours or equivalent of undergraduate Mathematics course work. Generally courses characterized by the “MATH” prefix will be accepted. Statistics taught by the Math Department may be used, however, the goal is for the course content to support BC Elementary Mathematics curriculum and not research in other disciplines, etc. Sample suggested courses at VIU that meet this requirement are:

MATH 131 Mathematics for Elementary Education I MATH 132 Mathematics for Elementary Education II

SCIENCE REQUIREMENT 3 credit/semester hours or equivalent of undergraduate Science. Disciplines recognized towards this fulfillment included Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Physical Geography, Geology/Earth Science, Ocean Science, Environmental Science and Astronomy. Sample suggested courses at VIU that meet this requirement are:

ASTR 111 Introductory Astronomy I: The Solar System ASTR 112 Introductory Astronomy II: Stars and Galaxies ASTR 311 Exploring the Universe GEOG 101 Environmental Geography (* meets the GEOG requirement for a Social Studies teachable) GEOG 211 Atmospheric Environments (* meets the GEOG requirement for a Social Studies teachable) GEOG 212 Earth Environments (* meets the GEOG requirement for a Social Studies teachable) GEOL 111 or 111A Discovering Planet Earth GEOL 112 or 112A Understanding Earth’s History INTR 221 Indigenous & Western Sciences of Plants and the Environment PHED 201 Human Anatomy PHED 220 Introduction to Human Physiology II

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CANADIAN STUDIES REQUIREMENT 3 credit/semester hours or equivalent of undergraduate Canadian Studies in support of BC Elementary Social Studies curriculum. The course focus must be on understanding the Canadian experience and central to the conceptual thesis of the course, rather than existing only in exemplar supporting contents of another academic displace. Typically, “Canada” occurs in the course title. Sample suggested courses at VIU that meet this requirement are:

ANTH 121 Aboriginal Peoples and Cultures in Canada ANTH 221 Indigenous Cultures of B.C. ECON 214 Canadian Economic Institutions and Problems FNAT 101 Exploring Indigenous Identities FNAT 102 Exploring Indigenous Communities FNAT 103 Introduction to First Nations Studies I FNAT 104 Introduction to First Nations Studies II FNAT 203 Indigenous and Settler Relations FNAT 204 Indigenous Perspectives on the Environment FNAT 380 Special Topics in First Nations Studies (* upon course outline approval) GEOG 290 Regions of Canada HIST – VIU offers an extensive range of HISTORY courses, including:

• HIST 111, HIST 112, HIST 113, HIST 114, HIST 115, HIST 116 • HIST 205, HIST 206, HIST 210, HIST 211, HIST 230, HIST 231 • HIST 330, HIST 331, HIST 339, HIST 340, HIST 340, HIST 342, amongst others

POLI 151 Law and Politics in Canada POLI 221 Canadian Politics and Government POLI 321 Canadian Foreign Policy POLI 328 First Nations, Municipal, Regional Government and Politics POLI 370 Canadian Provincial Politics SOCI 112 Canadian Society in the Contemporary World (* only courses offered from Mar 2014 accepted) SOCI 215 Issues in Canadian Society