In order to address community demand and better reflect the multicultural heritage of the Fraser Valley region, UCFV has introduced a number of Indo-Canadian Studies courses. These courses are offered in response to the needs identified by members of the Indo-Canadian community and others who are interested in learning more about the rich social, cultural, and political heritage and contribution of the Indian community in Canada.

Students interested in learning more about Indian culture, religion, and history may also find other general courses with a comparative component, such as ANTH 130 (World Religions), to be of interest.

 • ENGL 170 — Literature in Context
 • ENGL 245 — Indian Literature in English
 • HIST 264 — History of India: Akbar to Independence
 • HIST 364 — Indian Social History
 • HIST 464 — India, the Punjab and Diaspora: A study of Migration and Community Formation in Canada.
 • INCS 390 — Canada India Field Studies
 • INCS 392 — Immigration and Social Integration: The Indo-Canadian Experience
 • PUNJ 101 — Introduction to Punjabi I
 • PUNJ 102 — Introduction to Punjabi II
 • PUNJ 210 — Intermediate Punjabi I
 • PUNJ 211 — Intermediate Punjabi II

Please see the course descriptions section for more details, or contact the departments directly.