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Student Service Departments
Academic Advising
Explore your educational options, career goals, course selections, transferability, or academic probation. Advisors will work with you to develop an educational plan to meet your career goals. They will also assist you with the interpretation of program requirements. Updated information and on-line advising are available at the Advising website.
Book appointment: 250-740-6410
Educational Counselling
Interested in becoming a student? Get help defining goals and establishing an educational plan. Learn how to make your way in the university system.
Book appointment: 250-740-6416
Assessment Services
No charge for entrance and placement testing required for your program admission. Call or visit the Assessment website to get information on how to prepare for the assessment.
Book assessment: 250-740-6416
Campus Career Centre
The campus career centre assists students and alumni in their search for summer, part-time, permanent, and on-campus employment including the Student Work-Op Program, which offers part-time on-campus employment to students. They provide free one-to-one coaching on career planning and work search, plus an array of workshops and job postings for students and graduates.
For up-to-date information, check the Campus Career website.
Registration / Records
This office handles registration, fee assessments and produces transcripts and tax forms.
If you have questions or concerns about adding or dropping classes, your academic record or your fees, check with the registration centre in Building 200. Call 250-740-6400 for information
Services for Aboriginal Students
Receive direct services and appropriate referrals to assist you in your academic endeavors, and in making a successful transition to VIU.
Drop by the Gathering Place in Building 310, Room 101. Book appointment: 250-740-6510
Aboriginal University Bridging Program (AUBP): bridge into university or trades programs.
International Student Support
International students can get information on programs, academic and community support, orientation, recreation, social and cross-cultural opportunities as well as other types of assistance while living in Canada. For more information, check the International website.