Learn how to analyze finances and manage portfolios. Study theories of economics, finance, statistics and mathematics. Create models to understand and predict the behaviour of financial markets.

Learn a variety of welding and fabrication techniques while you gain skills to build, assemble and repair products made of steel and aluminum.

Rediscover the way we represent the world and learn to develop innovative technologies and solutions to approach sustainability, benefiting society and the environment.

Learn about the environmental challenges we face as a society and gain the skills needed to overcome them to make positive change. Study how human activities affect the world, then put that knowledge into action.

You’ll learn about environmental management, economics, law, communications, and sustainable development. Besides the environmental science learning, you’ll cross-train with other disciplines, like social sciences and humanities. This helps you become better able to analyze and solve problems around complex environmental issues.

The Engineering Transfer Diploma prepares students to transfer into the University of Victoria in their second year. This program including physics, chemistry, engineering design, computer programming mathematics, and communication skills.

Problem solvers can build solutions to today’s challenges through the practical education of an Engineering certificate at VIU. Get started on your path to an Engineering degree, with your first year at Vancouver Island University.

The Engineering Graphics Technician program is ideal for those with an interest in engineering/architectural visualization and an aptitude for computer aided design.

Learn strong problem-solving skills to work in design, analysis, project management and gain a solid foundation in computer programming, math, physics and engineering mechanics.

Learn strong problem-solving skills to work in design, analysis, project management and gain a solid foundation in computer programming, math, physics and engineering mechanics.