The University Transfer Programme II (UTP II) in Environment-Bachelors of Science at Simon Fraser University through Fraser International College is a pathway program tailored for international students. It offers a curriculum that is equivalent to the first year of Simon Fraser University's undergraduate degree in the Faculty of Environment.

Students in the program learn about environmental science, including the physical, biological, and social aspects of the environment, and how humans interact with it. The program focuses on environmental sustainability, policy, and management, preparing students for a wide range of careers related to the environment.

The UTP II in Environment-Bachelors of Science is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to transition seamlessly into the second year of an Environment-Bachelors of Science degree at Simon Fraser University. It includes courses on chemistry, biology, calculus, geography, and environments.

By participating in the program, students can also benefit from smaller classes and personalized attention, which can provide a more supportive learning environment. They also get a first-hand experience of studying and living in Canada before enrolling directly into Simon Fraser University.

Fraser International College (FIC) serves as an integral educational pathway to Simon Fraser University (SFU) in British Columbia, Canada. The college was designed to ease the transition for international students by offering university preparatory programs that closely align with SFU’s curriculum and academic environment. FIC operates under a unique partnership with SFU, offering programs that allow students to transfer directly into the second year of their desired degree program at the university.

Simon Fraser University is one of Canada's leading research institutions, known for its rigorous academic programs, world-class faculty, and vibrant student community. SFU's campuses are spread across Burnaby, Vancouver, and Surrey, offering a mix of urban and natural settings. It is recognized globally for its strengths in a wide range of disciplines including Computing Science, Business, Humanities, and Environmental Studies, among others.

The relationship between FIC and SFU exemplifies an innovative model in higher education, combining the personalized and supportive nature of a college environment with the resources and opportunities of a large research university. Students at FIC benefit from smaller class sizes and additional academic support, which prepares them for the academic rigor they will encounter at SFU. They also get to utilize SFU’s amenities and services, such as libraries, labs, and recreational facilities, further integrating them into the university culture.

FIC not only prepares students academically but also culturally, making it easier for them to adapt to life in Canada. After completing their studies at FIC, students can seamlessly transfer to SFU, carrying with them the academic skills, cultural understanding, and confidence needed to excel in one of Canada’s top universities. This synergy between FIC and SFU offers a holistic educational experience that aims to produce well-rounded, globally competent graduates.