Bachelor of Arts in Individualized Studies, Applied Technology and Communications

A four year degree combining applied technology with communications, including an internship, covering digital systems, media production, professional communication and a capstone project.

The individualized studies structure lets you combine two fields, and this pairing suits someone who wants technical literacy alongside communication skill.

Bachelor of Arts in Individualized Studies, Applied Technology and Communications is taught at the Vancouver campus of Fairleigh Dickinson University, a Designated Learning Institution with the number O19227134842. This matters more than it may appear. Because Bachelor of Arts in Individualized Studies, Applied Technology and Communications is a degree rather than a college diploma or certificate, it is exempt from the federal field of study requirement introduced in November 2024, which restricts post-graduation work permits after non-degree programmes. Subject does not matter for a degree. A British Columbia provincial attestation letter is still required alongside the Bachelor of Arts in Individualized Studies, Applied Technology and Communications study permit application.

Entry to Bachelor of Arts in Individualized Studies, Applied Technology and Communications is Class 12 or equivalent at 50 percent or above. The English requirement is IELTS 6.0 with no band below 5.5, and tuition for applied technology and communications degree is recorded at CAD 22,920. A CAD 145 application fee applies, and no scholarship is recorded against applied technology and communications degree. applied technology and communications degree lists seven entry windows a cycle, across September, January and May starts. Apply Study Visa manages your applied technology and communications degree application, the deposit, the letter of acceptance, the provincial attestation letter and the Canadian study permit as one process.