Canada is a nation that is highly regarded throughout the world both for its high quality of living as well as the quality of education. It has become a hotspot for international students who want to gain the right skills to enter the corporate world.

Located in the heart of downtown Vancouver, UCW provides many benefits like a committed and experienced teaching faculty, small class sizes, undergraduate programs online, diverse student body and extensive career support. Our faculty share their expertise so you can become a confident and successful leader within the global job market.

The University is proud of its accreditations and memberships. The University has earned the Education Quality Assurance (EQA) designation, which identifies British Columbia public and private post-secondary institutions that have met or exceeded provincial government-recognized standards for quality assurance and consumer protection.

The Bachelor of Commerce program has received the ACBSP Global Business Accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs. University Canada West is also a member of the BC Transfer System (BCCAT) with more than 2,000 credit transfer arrangements to other post-secondary institutions in the province.

You should base your choice of an undergraduate program at UCW on your academic aspirations and professional goals.

UCW undergraduate courses prepare you for a successful career in business or management. If you want to pursue further studies, our courses offer the foundational knowledge needed to excel in your future academic life.

Here is a snapshot of all the career opportunities available with the bachelors’ and associate programs at UCW.

• Bachelor of Commerce: The program is suitable for those who want to establish a career in accounting, business, advertising, marketing management, information systems, business management and managerial accounting. You can also explore careers in business law, finance, human resource management, operations management and business strategy.
• Bachelor of Arts in Business Communication: The communication methods and transferable skills acquired during UCW’s BA in Business Communication prepare students for a vast range of job roles. Throughout the program, you will become equipped to succeed in the fields of professional writing, journalism, public relations, communications and advertising. You also can explore jobs in academic writing and the film industry.
• Associate of Arts: The AA program has eight focus areas which allows students to tailor their program to suit their professional aspirations. . You will not earn a formal credential by completing a focus area, but it can be a great way to shape your Associate of Arts degree and help prepare you for your career or further study. Here are some career options for each focus area:
  • Accounting: Chartered accountant, money laundering officer, bookkeeper, treasury analyst, auditor, financial advisor, financial analyst and junior accountant.
  • Economics: Financial analyst, economist, actuary, stockbroker, market research analyst, data analyst, policy analyst and business reporter.
  • Hospitality and Tourism: Hotel manager, food and beverage manager, travel agent, event planner, event manager, customer service assistant, eco-tourism guide and restaurant manager.
  • Management: Business advisor, risk manager, project manager, service technician, business developer, logistics coordinator, IT manager and management consultant.
  • Marketing: Social media manager, customer support manager, social media executive, advertising executive, SEO specialist, digital marketing specialist, market researcher, sales and services representative, media buyer and advertisement communication consultant.
  • Media Communication: Media planner, multimedia specialist, editor, blogger, PR officer, freelance writer, publisher and online content creator.
  • Psychology: Psychologist, psychotherapist, social worker, counselling specialist, health counsellor, correctional officer, juvenile correction office, parole and probation officer, social service worker, youth outreach worker and mental health support worker.
  • Social Justice: Homeless program worker, youth worker, victim advocate, child services worker, rehabilitation officer, international humanitarian advocate and social justice activist.

It couldn’t be easier to enrol in a bachelor degree program in Canada for international students at UCW. You just need to fill out the contact form on any page of the UCW website and a recruitment advisor will contact you. You can find the red “Inquire” tab on the far right side of the page to open the contact form. You can also contact a UCW Student Recruitment Advisor at enquiry@ucanwest.ca or by calling 1-877-431-6887.

Our Student Recruitment Advisor will answer any queries you may have and guide you through the admission process.