Micro-credential in AI Prompt Writing: Foundations and Applications Micro-credential at University of the Fraser Valley in Abbotsford, Canada is a micro-credential in AI & Machine Learning programme. The programme is delivered on campus. Teaching is in English.
At a glance
Degree:Micro-credential
Field:AI & Machine Learning
Delivery: On Campus
Language: English
We have no tuition fees on record for this programme yet — see the official programme page.
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The micro-credential introduces prompt engineering basics applicable to generative AI systems. Learners work through real-world examples and guided exercises to build skill in writing prompts that produce high-quality output from AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, and DALL·E.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: UFV's Faculty of Business and Computing publishes one policy for all its microcredentials: the faculty's microcredentials overview page states that microcredentials "are open to anybody and do not require academic admission requirements," adding only that courses run in partnership with an external organization may carry their own conditions. The AI Prompt Writing: Foundations and Applications Micro-credential course page itself states no prerequisite, minimum grade, GPA, or English-language score, and names no partner organization, so no additional entry condition applies beyond registering for the course.
Application Details
Application Deadline:Domestic applicants apply directly to UFV: applications for Fall (September) 2027 entry open 1 October 2026, for Winter (January) 2027 entry opened 1 May 2026, and for Summer (May) 2027 entry open 1 October 2026; UFV publishes no closing date for any of these and instead admits many programmes strictly in application-date order once every required document has arrived, so applying soon after opening matters more than any deadline. Grade 12 students may apply from 1 October of their graduating year and must send final transcripts by 3 August. International applicants use UFV International's own windows - 1 October to 31 May for Fall, 1 May to 31 October for Winter and 1 October to 1 March for Summer - and are likewise assessed on a rolling, first-arrived basis until each programme fills. These are institution-wide dates; this programme publishes no deadline of its own.
