Courses at Vancouver Island University

International students can apply easily for Vancouver Island University admissions through multiple ways. Students can apply directly (online or paper applications) or submit the admission applications through authorized representatives. We have mentioned below some instructions following which applicants can apply for admissions:

• Explore the VIU programme and select the course of choice;
• Check the program requirements and gather all the required documents;
• Now apply for admission though official website;
• Submit the application fee;
• Provide official transcripts;
• Pay the non-refundable Vancouver Island University application fee to submit application.

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Vancouver Island University is the centre for teaching, applied research and learning. Every year many graduates who completed their degree get an opportunity to work with employers across the country and around the world. Students get the best education at a very low cost compared to other top universities in the world. Therefore, Vancouver Island University is among the best choices for international students to study in Canada.

Also, the VIU faculty is very dedicated, approachable, as well as knowledgeable. Small class sizes make Vancouver Island University a very interesting place to study at, as students get to interact more with their professors.  

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It is feasible to pursue higher education at Vancouver Island University (VIU) while residing in Vancouver. This is a common choice made by students who commute between Vancouver and Vancouver Island to further their education. Depending on the mode of transportation, the trip time may change. Taking a ferry from Tsawwassen to Duke Point or Swartz Bay, or flying from Vancouver International Airport to Nanaimo Airport, are the most popular ways to get from Vancouver to Vancouver Island. The flight takes 20 to 30 minutes, and the ferry takes about two hours. Although some students find the commute exhausting, many find it to be tolerable and are able to manage their studies and the commute at the same time. In the end, it comes down to personal preferences and situations.