Overview

University of British Columbia (UBC), one of Canada’s most prestigious universities, offers high-quality education and research opportunities. Admissions for 2025 are open for Undergraduate, Postgraduate, and Research programs, providing students with global exposure and career growth.

Important Dates

Eligibility Criteria

• High School Diploma for UG, Bachelor’s for PG, Master’s for Research programs.
• English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL) required.
• Program-specific prerequisites must be met.
• International students must fulfill visa regulations.

Post-wise Education Qualification

Application Fee

Important Links

How to Apply

1. Visit official UBC admissions portal.
2. Create a student account & choose program.
3. Fill online application with accurate info.
4. Upload academic documents & English proficiency proof.
5. Pay non-refundable application fee online.
6. Submit & save confirmation.

Selection Process

• Document verification
• Interviews / Assessments (if required)
• Academic evaluation
• Offer letters issued

Programs Details

• Undergraduate Programs: Arts, Science, Engineering, Computer Science, Commerce, Health Sciences.
• Postgraduate Programs: MSc, MA, MBA, LLM, MEng, Master of Public Policy.
• Doctoral / Research: PhD in multiple disciplines, joint research programs, postdoctoral fellowships.
• Special Programs: Interdisciplinary research, entrepreneurship tracks, professional schools.

Scholarships & Financial Aid

• Entrance Scholarships: Automatic for high-achieving students.
• Need-Based Aid: UBC bursaries & grants for international & domestic students.
• External Scholarships: Government or private scholarships for international students.
• Work-Study Programs: Opportunities to work on campus.
• Application Tips: Submit financial documents early to maximize aid eligibility.

Accommodation & Campus Life

• On-Campus Housing: Residence halls with single, double & suite options.
• Off-Campus Housing: Shared apartments, homestays, and private rentals.
• Campus Facilities: Libraries, labs, gyms, sports facilities, cafeterias, and student lounges.
• Student Clubs & Societies: Cultural, academic, and recreational clubs.
• Support Services: Counselling, health services, academic advising, and international student support.

Visa & Immigration Guidance

• Study Permit: Required for all international students. Apply at official Canadian government portal.
• Work During Study: Part-time work allowed up to 20 hours/week.
• Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): Work in Canada after graduation 1–3 years depending on program.
• Immigration Advice: Guidance on Express Entry, PR pathways, and provincial nominations.

Career Opportunities

• Co-op & Internship Programs: Work experience integrated with academic studies.
• Career Center: Resume workshops, job fairs, mock interviews, and alumni networking.
• Graduate Employment: Opportunities in IT, Finance, Research, Engineering, Health, and Business sectors.
• Entrepreneurship: Incubators and startup support for students with business ideas.

Admission Requirements by Faculty

Tuition Fee Structure (Approx.)

Note: Fees may vary by program, faculty, and student’s residency status.

Global Rankings & Alumni Network

• QS World University Ranking 2025: Top 35 globally
• Times Higher Education 2025: Top 40 worldwide
• Alumni Network: 350,000+ alumni across 140+ countries
• Notable alumni include Nobel Laureates, CEOs, and world leaders.

Documents Required

• Valid Passport (for international students)
• Official Academic Transcripts
• English Proficiency Test Scores (IELTS/TOEFL)
• Letters of Recommendation
• Statement of Purpose (SOP) / Personal Statement
• Updated Resume or CV (for PG & PhD)
• Research Proposal (for PhD applicants)