Media Arts
Tuition: $18,900.00
Application Fee: $150.00
Bachelor of Media Arts (Optional Co-op) -
Jan 2025
Level: Bachelor of Arts - Philosophy
Discpline: Philosophy
Length: 8 semesters
Check My EligibilityLearn to think independently and become a powerful problem-solver: earn a UFV Bachelor of Arts with a major or minor in Philosophy. The study of philosophy enables you to think clearly about key life questions: Does life have a purpose? Why obey the law? Does God exist? And more. It can also help you answer more prosaic questions, such as what career path to follow or which candidate to support in the next election. As part of your philosophy studies, you examine influential ideas and great literature and learn how to use them as a starting point for your own thinking. You find out to avoid common mistakes in reasoning and express ideas clearly and logically. Not only do you develop sharp investigative skills, but you also deepen your grasp of ethical issues, explore different belief systems, learn to lead fair and constructive discussions, and write clearly and concisely. Because these skills are at a premium in any workplace, philosophy proves to be a superior training ground for a career in law, religion, business, social work, public administration, international diplomacy, or writing. It is also an excellent springboard for a post-graduate education.
Tuition: $18,900.00
Application Fee: $150.00
Bachelor of Media Arts (Optional Co-op) -
Jan 2025
Tuition: $18,900.00
Application Fee: $150.00
Associate Degree - Arts -
Jan 2025 | May 2025
Tuition: $18,900.00
Application Fee: $150.00
Diploma - Graphic and Digital Design -
Jan 2025
Tuition: $18,900.00
Application Fee: $150.00
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Optional Co-op) -
Jan 2025
Tuition: $18,900.00
Application Fee: $150.00
Bachelor of Arts - Indigenous Studies -
Jan 2025
Full-time undergraduate and post-graduate international students can work anywhere on or off campus without a work permit. The rules around the number of hours a student will be allowed to work may vary based on the country the student chooses to study in. International students are typically able to work up to 20 hours a week.