Experiential Opportunities
Indigenous Students
Situated on the traditional territory of the Coast Salish peoples, VIU is fortunate to host a large number of Indigenous students. VIU provides a learning environment that is accessible, relevant for all learners, celebrates success, and acknowledges history and traditions.
Our Services for Aboriginal Students and Office of Indigenous Education and Engagement offer a range of programs, supports and services for students, employees and the wider community.
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VIU News
Media Highlights: October 4-18, 2021
VIU students and employees in the news. Top 10 News StoriesTime Magazine: How COVID-19 Opened the Door to a New Era in Psychedelic Medicine. The Roots to...
5 Questions with Debra Hellbach
Debra Hellbach has been steering the helm as Manager of VIU’s Centre for Seafood Innovation (CSI) since April 2021.She brings a wealth of knowledge,...
Community Organizations Invited to Learn about United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals
VIU research institute is offering free training sessions for community groups in Nanaimo, Duncan, Parksville and Powell River.Eradicating poverty. Ending...
VIU Events
Fair Employment Week: Monday, October 18th--Friday, October 22nd
Fair Employment Week--Monday the 18th until Friday the 22nd--is almost here. VIU faculty, staff, and students can participate in the following two activities...
Great Queens: Scenes.
In this creative exploration of Clytemnestra and other great queenly protagonists from the theatre, Prof. Eliza Gardiner from the Theatre Department will...
The View Gallery Presents Rande Cook
The View Gallery is thrilled to present an exhibition of new works from Kwakwaka’wakw multimedia artist Rande Cook. The exhibition will run from...
The View Gallery Presents Rande Cook
The View Gallery is thrilled to present an exhibition of new works from Kwakwaka’wakw multimedia artist Rande Cook. The exhibition will run from...