The confirmation follows the announcement from the Provincial Health Officer that in-person classes will be able to resume in September.
“Having certainty for our students has been our highest priority during these uncertain times,” said Tony Bellavia, acting vice president, academic. “We’re pleased to be able to confirm our delivery methods for the entire academic year so students can develop their educational plans with confidence.”
Program delivery options will include on-campus, digital, and blended delivery, which combines digital learning and on-campus classes.
Some programs will be offered with both digital and on-campus options, providing increased flexibility and access for students.
“We’ve learned a lot over the last year and had valuable feedback from students about what programs work well with digital delivery,” said Bellavia. “To provide students with additional flexibility we’ve also identified some programs which we can offer either fully digital or fully on-campus, so students can select the delivery method that works best for them.”
Program areas with various delivery options include business, criminology, digital design + development, fine arts, tourism & hospitality and university studies.
Applications for all programs are open now. Students are encouraged to get their applications in as soon as possible to secure their seat so they are ready to register for classes when registration opens.
The full course timetable will be published May 18, with course registration starting for continuing students on June 7 and new students on June 14.
Students can also book online advising appointments to discuss their educational goals.
Full details on Fall programs can be found at www.nic.bc.ca/fall.
