The Bachelor of Integrated Studies (BIS) at the University of the Fraser Valley offers a unique and flexible pathway for students seeking to combine diverse academic and professional experiences into a single, comprehensive undergraduate degree. This non-disciplinary program is ideal for individuals who have prior academic or professional training and wish to build upon it, creating a credential tailored to their specific learning goals and career aspirations. You will explore a wide range of subjects, drawing from courses across UFV to construct a personalized curriculum that acknowledges your existing knowledge and prepares you for advanced study or professional growth.
This undergraduate degree is studied full-time on campus over four years, providing a structured yet adaptable learning environment. You will work with an academic advisor to meticulously plan your course selection, ensuring it aligns with your objectives and accommodates your schedule. The BIS curriculum requires completion of 120 credits, including significant upper-level coursework and demonstrated competency in six core areas: effective communications, numeracy, scientific practice, digital literacy, intercultural engagement, and professional practices. Graduates will possess a broad skill set and a distinctive academic profile, positioning them for diverse career opportunities or further graduate education.