The semester, explained for University of the Fraser Valley
Dates from the active academic calendar, plus the campus language and local details students actually need. Every entry comes from DormWay's approved campus reference library.
Relevant term
Fall semester 2026
Campus terms
12
Local details
12
Academic calendar
Fall semester 2026 runs Sep 7, 2026 – Dec 21, 2026. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.
Calculus ICHEM-422-AB1: Molecular ModelingChemistry 113Culture & SocietyDesigns for Learning Elementary English Language ArtsEnglish 105GDS-370-AB1: Global Health & DevelopmentMaking Knowledge through Research and Writing
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Life in Abbotsford for University of the Fraser Valley Students
Everything you need to know about living and studying in Abbotsford.
Timezone
America/Vancouver
Median Rent
$1,600
Cost of Living Index
105
Student Population
9,000
City Transportation
Walkability
40
Bikeability
55
Public Transit
BC Transit – Abbotsford bus network, Fraser Valley Express regional bus
Nearest Airports
Abbotsford International Airport
Climate Averages
Climate
Oceanic
Avg Annual Temp
50°F
Avg Snowfall
16 in
Campus Operations Snapshot
Parking and Transit
McKenzie Road (Lot 2290)
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Blue zone; standard student/visitor lot.
College Drive (Lot 2291)
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Orange zone; closer to campus buildings.
Gillis Avenue (Lot 2292)
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Green zone.
Campus News
Latest updates from University of the Fraser Valley
UFV Professor Receives Governor General's Award for Work Combating Violence Against Women
Dr. Amanda McCormick was honored at Rideau Hall for her research on police responses to intimate partner violence and her contributions to gender equality.
UFV Partnership Opens New Paths to Inclusion Through Adaptive Cycling
A new project providing free access to specialized bikes aims to help people with diverse physical abilities enjoy the natural beauty near the Chilliwack campus.