A catalogue containing academic policies and regulations, important dates, and detailed information about programs and courses for a post-secondary institution. They are usually designed to be completed in about one year of full-time study. Non-credit certificates may be shorter. Some UCFV courses may be challenged for credit. This means that a student who can demonstrate mastery of course objectives may be granted credit without taking the course.
Challenging courses requires instructor or department permission.
UCFV helps you find paid employment which relates to your program of study. Co-op is currently an option for students in Business Administration, Computer Information Systems, and programs in the Faculty of Arts and Applied Arts, and the Faculty of Science, Health, and Human Services, as well as for students with disabilities from any diploma or degree program. This is a course which needs to be taken at the same time as another course. The value placed on a course. Most courses are worth three or four credits, which means that you will spend three to seven hours in class per week for one semester.