COVID-19 Message from UFV SoCA
Dear Students,
UPDATED MAY 28, 2020
As you will have seen, last week UFV announced that most courses will be offered remotely in Fall 2020. This has significant implications for the School of Creative Arts, and particularly for areas and classes that rely on experiential and studio-based instruction.
We have all been working extremely hard to determine how to transition most of our courses and programs online, ensuring students will be able to complete program requirements as they’d previously planned and that courses will deliver all learning outcomes in a remote format. We have established an online learning committee of faculty and staff and have a staff member now dedicated to supporting online learning in SoCA. We have held off on making announcements about what fall will look like until we had fairly concrete details, as we know that constantly changing information can add to people’s stress levels. I am grateful to all of you for your patience. We can now share some information with students and potential students about how the School of Creative Arts plans to meet the challenges brought on by COVID-19 in Fall 2020.
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The School of Creative Arts (SoCA) provides you with unparalleled opportunities for dynamic interdisciplinary and collaborative learning, inside and outside the classroom.
SoCA offers various programs to help you gain practical skills in your areas of passion including a Bachelor of Fine Arts,Bachelor of Media Arts, as well as diplomas and an Associate of Arts degree.
SoCA at UFV encompasses the Art History, Media Arts, Theatre, and Visual Arts areas. By combining digital technologies and media with traditional arts practice and performance, SoCA aims to serve as a cultural hub and centre of creative innovation in the Fraser Valley.
