Institutional Research and Planning
Institutional Research and Planning
| Founded as Fraser Valley College | April 4, 1974 |
| University status as University of the Fraser Valley | April 21, 2008 |
| Bachelor's degrees granted (2017/18) | 1,038 |
| Total credentials awarded (2017/18) | 2,604 |
| Dr. Andy Sidhu, Chancellor |
| Mr. Justin P. Goodrich, Chair, Board of Governors |
|
Dr. Joanne MacLean, President and Vice-Chancellor |
| Dr. James Mandigo, Provost and Vice-President, Academic |
| 9,532 | total number of students as of November 1, 2016 for Fall 2016 |
| 15,840 | total number of students in Fiscal 2018/19 |
| 57% | of students are female |
| 841 | total Indigenous students |
| 48% | of students are full-time, taking 9 credits or more in a semester |
| 77% | 1st to 2nd year degree student retention rate |
| 25 | average class size |
| 42,000 | Alumni (as of February 2018) |
| 2289 | number of international students |
| 306 | students enrolled on UFV's Chandigarh campus |
| 86 | countries represented |
| 14.4% | share of the total student population made up of international |
| Top 5 home countries are India, China, Vietnam, Republic of Korea and Japan | |
| 2016 Baccalaureate Graduate Survey indicates that: | |
| 96% | of UFV degree graduates are satisfied/very satisfied with their education |
| 96% | are satisfied/very satisfied with the quality of instruction |
| 89% | are satisfied/very satisfied with their level of skill development |
| 2015 Canadian University Survey Consortium – Graduating University Student Survey reports that: | |
| 96% | of UFV graduates are satisfied/very satisfied with the overall quality of education (versus 86% of students from other universities) |
| 95% | are satisfied/very satisfied with their decision to attend UFV (versus 89% of students from other universities) |
| 94% | would recommend their university to others (versus 88% of students from other universities) |
| 722 |
faculty members (fiscal year 2017/18) |
| 699 | staff & administrators (fiscal year 2017/18) |
| College of Arts |
| Faculty of Applied and Technical Studies |
| Faculty of Health Sciences |
| Faculty of Professional Studies |
| Faculty of Science |
| School of Graduate Studies |
| 68 | undergraduate certificate, diploma, & associate degree programs |
| 17 | bachelor degree programs, with majors, minors, & extended minors in more than 35 program areas |
| 10 | master’s degree, graduate certificate, & post-baccalaureate programs |
| 22 | trades & apprenticeship programs |
| 22 | adult training, continuing education certificates, upgrading, and ESL programs |
| 40+ | study abroad programs |
| 6 | major program areas that offer co-operative education options |
| 5 largest academic departments are Business Administration, Mathematics, Criminology/ Criminal Justice, English, & Psychology | |
| 106 | courses involving research |
| 180+ | student research assistant positions |
| 200 | students living on campus |
| 60+ | student clubs and associations |
| Intercollegiate Athletics teams in soccer, basketball, wrestling, volleyball, rowing and golf | |
| Team name — Cascades | |
| Mascot name — Sasq’ets | |
| Colours — forest green, spring green, and black | |
| Abbotsford — main campus, Aerospace Training Centre, and Clearbrook Centre |
| Chilliwack — Canada Education Park (CEP) |
| Mission, Hope, and Chandigarh, India |
| Plus over 110 different courses offered online |