Research and Graduate Studies
UFV is committed to excellence through professional graduate programs that serve the diverse needs of the Fraser Valley region and beyond. As a regionally based university, UFV places paramount priority on students and their learning needs and goals.
Visit ufv.ca/graduate-studies for more information about graduate degrees, certificates, and diplomas.
This 15-credit program will prepare students to meet the professional requirements of the Association of Child Life Professionals (ACLP) to become eligible to write the Child Life Certification Exam.
This program seeks to develop advanced knowledge and skills in the revival, acquisition, and use of this endangered language. Delivered on a part-time basis, the program requires 12 credits and can be completed in four semesters. Graduates may exit at the certificate level or continue onto the graduate diploma.
This program follows on from the graduate certificate program and seeks to develop advanced knowledge and skills in the revival, acquisition, and use of this endangered language. Delivered on a part-time basis, the program requires 10 credits and can be completed in two semesters.
Are you a certified K-12 educator? Develop the skills and knowledge to pursue innovative and sustainable leadership and mentorship roles in your school or district.
UFV's two-year Master of Social Work (MSW) equips you with the advanced practice knowledge and skills you need to move into a leadership role.
UFV is currently developing graduate programs designed to address the development needs of professionals in the Fraser Valley. These programs will also be accessible to professionals from the rest of the province and beyond. Check back for updated information!
"(Research has) been a really sweet way to optimize my time at school. Looking back, I’m so grateful that I did this. It has truly been a highlight to work under Shelley (Canning). She has been a wonderful mentor and has impacted me and my nursing practice immensely."