University Studies
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Overview
This study pathway gives you the flexibility to explore your interests in a more affordable way, perfect for students who are planning further education. Take as many or as few courses as you want, all at your own pace.
Choose from subjects like:
- business
- computer science
- digital design
- english
- fine arts
- humanities
- languages
- social sciences
- math
- science
NIC courses are designed to transfer to other institutions, allowing you to tailor your course selection to meet specific program requirements. Whether you focus on one area of study or explore multiple disciplines, we'll support you to create a personalized transfer plan.
Customize your educational journey and prepare for a smooth transition into your chosen university or program across BC and beyond.
Requirements and courses
How to apply
"NIC has been the best experience that I've had in my schooling. My instructors were amazing. They opened my eyes to new ways of thinking and how to approach the world."
Megan Borland - NIC alum
"The instructors will make time for you; they really helped me become more confident in myself."
Naomi Johnson - NIC alum
“I grew up in the Comox Valley and really liked living here. I was looking for an opportunity to start my post-secondary education without going too far and I was really drawn by NIC’s small classes, being local and saving a bit of money was a nice perk."
Nolan deWitt - NIC alum
Frequently asked questions
Current students are strongly encouraged to talk to an educational advisor to plan their journey.
You can also map out your transfer options by consulting the BC Transfer Guide – an in-depth resource that allows you to search transfer options across BC, including course-to-course options, block transfers of credentials and degree partnerships between NIC and other institutions.
Yes, if a course you complete meets the requirements of another NIC program, you can use it as credit if you choose to enroll in that program.
No problem! If you want to take one course you would still register the same way as you would for University Studies. You'll need to apply through EducationPlannerBC.
We are with you on your journey! NIC offers high school upgrading for prerequisites, and assessments in math and English which can be taken in lieu of a transcript. Reach out to an educational advisor to go through the options you need to get you on the right path.