International
Here at International, we offer both international and domestic students a variety of intercultural global engagement programs in a virtual setting in light of COVID-19 restrictions.
To take full advantage of your university experience, you want to make the most out of your time out of the classroom. Getting involved with activities on or off campus is a great way to gain experience and skills, meet people from many cultures, and have fun.
Some consider it their home away from home, while others like to chill in our comfortable seating and watch a show on the biggest TV on campus. Whatever your reason for stopping by, we'd love to see you!
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The Global Lounge HubThe place to join events like Virtual Game Night, Language Exchange, or a place to just hang out and engage with your peers. UFV's Global Engagement team will always promise a good time!
Friends Without BordersOne of UFV's most popular programs that promotes global citizenship through cross-cultural exchange and inter-cultural/inter-personal communication.
STEP CaféA weekly drop-in Settlement, Transition, and Engagement Program that helps new international students navigate questions about academics, accomodation, working, self-care, community engagement, and more. Any question is a good question!
CLIMB GuidesThe CLIMB Guides are UFV International Orientation leaders! They are both international and domestic UFV students. They guide new international students, as they embark on their journey to UFV and climb their own personal mountains.
En RouteYour go-to adventure program which strives to connect international and domestic students through off-campus recreational activities, city tours, and day trips to popular destinations. Join the EnRoute Crew on the last Friday of every month!
Global Citizenship CommitteeA student-led initiative that promotes the participation and contribution to the values and practices of an emerging world community.
Global Engagement Volunteers A group of UFV students who are passionate about welcoming new students.
On March 6th, we joined the Holi celebration, which was very new to me. It was the first time I heard about this Indian event and we had so much fun with all the colour throwing and were unrecognizable by the end.
We were crazy about it. And in the afternoon of the same day, we also joined the Lunar Year party, and I liked the food there. These three months have been awesomely incredible, and I am looking forward to other future events.