UNW Campuses

The Main Campus of the University of NorthWest in Vancouver is the central hub for academic excellence and innovation. It offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs designed to cater to diverse student interests and career aspirations. The campus is renowned for its state-of-the-art facilities and vibrant student life, providing an ideal environment for learning and research.

Students at this campus can choose from an extensive array of disciplines across multiple faculties. The programs are designed to foster critical thinking, creativity, and practical skills, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for the global workforce.

• Faculty of Arts: Programs in English, History, Psychology, and Sociology.
• Faculty of Science: Degrees in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Environmental Science.
• Faculty of Engineering: Specializations in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, and Computer Engineering.
• Faculty of Business: Courses in Accounting, Finance, Marketing, and International Business.
• Faculty of Health Sciences: Programs in Nursing, Public Health, and Kinesiology.

In addition to these core offerings, the campus also provides interdisciplinary programs and opportunities for research and internships. With a commitment to sustainability and community engagement, the Main Campus integrates real-world challenges into its curriculum, encouraging students to develop innovative solutions. The campus also hosts numerous workshops, seminars, and guest lectures by industry leaders to enrich the learning experience. Whether students aim to pursue a career in academia, industry, or entrepreneurship, the Main Campus equips them with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in their chosen fields.

The Northern Campus of the University of NorthWest in Prince George serves as a vital educational center for students in the northern regions of British Columbia. This campus is dedicated to addressing the unique needs of rural and remote communities, offering accessible education and fostering regional development through specialized programs and research initiatives.

With a focus on practical and community-oriented learning, the Northern Campus provides a supportive environment where students can thrive academically and personally. The campus is equipped with modern facilities tailored to the specific programs offered.

• Faculty of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies: Programs in Forestry, Wildlife Management, and Environmental Planning.
• Faculty of Indigenous Studies: Courses in Indigenous Governance, Language Revitalization, and Cultural Heritage.
• Faculty of Health Sciences: Degrees in Community Health, Nursing, and Rural Medicine.
• Faculty of Education: Teacher training programs with a focus on rural and northern education challenges.
• Faculty of Business and Economics: Specializations in Resource Economics and Regional Development.

The Northern Campus is deeply committed to sustainability, indigenous reconciliation, and community engagement. Students participate in field-based learning and research projects that address local environmental and social issues. The campus also collaborates with regional industries and indigenous communities to provide students with practical experiences and networking opportunities. With a strong emphasis on creating leaders for northern communities, the Northern Campus prepares graduates to tackle the unique challenges of their regions while contributing to global conversations on sustainability and equity. The campus also offers a close-knit student community with various support services to ensure academic and personal success.

The Okanagan Campus of the University of NorthWest, located in Kelowna, offers a unique and intimate learning environment surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of British Columbia’s interior. This campus is known for its innovative programs, smaller class sizes, and strong sense of community, making it an ideal choice for students seeking personalized attention and hands-on learning opportunities.

The campus focuses on a variety of academic disciplines, with an emphasis on regional needs and global perspectives. Students benefit from modern facilities, research opportunities, and a supportive academic environment that encourages collaboration and growth.

• Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies: Programs in Visual Arts, Creative Writing, and Cultural Studies.
• Faculty of Management: Degrees in Business Administration, Entrepreneurship, and Tourism Management.
• Faculty of Health and Social Development: Courses in Nursing, Social Work, and Human Kinetics.
• Faculty of Science: Specializations in Earth and Environmental Sciences, Biology, and Data Science.
• Faculty of Applied Science: Programs in Engineering and Technology Innovation.

Beyond academics, the Okanagan Campus is committed to sustainability and indigenous engagement, integrating these values into its curriculum and campus initiatives. Students have access to unique research projects, community outreach programs, and partnerships with local industries, providing real-world experience. The campus also offers a range of extracurricular activities, fostering a balanced and enriching student life. Whether pursuing a career in the arts, sciences, or business, students at the Okanagan Campus are equipped with the skills and knowledge to make a meaningful impact in their communities and beyond.