Migration and Citizenship at University of the Fraser Valley

The graduate program in Migration and Citizenship provides students the opportunity to utilize multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary, and transdisciplinary approaches to investigate human movement, resettlement, and belonging in their contemporary and historical contexts, both globally and with a particular focus on the Canadian experience.

The program offers a certificate and a diploma jointly designed to provide students maximum flexibility in pursuing these credentials at different points in their careers and with different career or future education goals in mind. Both options share the same core courses and draw from the same selection of additional courses. Students can incrementally ladder from one credential to another, or apply for direct entry.

Students can earn the graduate certificate upon completion of 12 credits of course work. Students in the graduate diploma will complete an additional course, a practicum in which they will develop and practice professional skills, and a reflexive capstone. Throughout each credential, the program will emphasize professionalism, ethics, and reflexive praxis.