University of British Columbia

Vancouver, British Columbia | Public University | Established 1908

About us

The University of British Columbia is world-class teaching, learning, and research institution which is consistently ranked among the top 20 public institutions in the world.

UBC encourages creativity and puts ideas into action. UBC has been providing opportunities for people with the curiosity, ambition, and vision to make a better world since 1915.

Our two major campuses are located in Vancouver and the Okanagan.

More than 65,000 students from Canada and 140+ countries attend their two major campuses in Vancouver and the Okanagan, where they are nurtured and reshaped.

Vancouver campus

The campus of Vancouver University of British Columbia is located in the city, British Columbia, on the west tip of the Point Gray Peninsula.

The gorgeous campus, which spans over 400 hectares and is flanked on three sides by forest and on the fourth by the ocean, is just a 30-minute bus ride from Vancouver's central core. For the majority of its 100-year history, the campus has been located on this site. The campus also includes two other locations, one at Robson Square in downtown Vancouver and the other at the Centre for Digital Media.

Okanagan campus

The Okanagan campus is a small learning community that embraces innovative new ideas and attracts top students and teachers. In eight faculties and schools, more than 9,120 students from the Okanagan region, Canada, and 99 other countries are enrolled in undergraduate and graduate programmes.

The University of British Columbia's Okanagan campus, which opened in Kelowna in 2005, was designed specifically for the twenty-first century. UBC is one of North America's largest public research and teaching institutions, and one of only two Canadian universities to continuously rank among the top 40 universities in the world. Among Canadians and overseas, the Okanagan campus has earned a reputation as an important, well-respected centre of research and learning.

Fees

Courses Duration 1st Year Tuition Fees
Biomedical Engineering 4 Year -
Chemical Engineering 4 Year -
Chemical and Biological Engineering 4 Year -
Computer Engineering 4 Year -
Electrical Engineering 4 Year -
Engineering Physics 5 Year -
Environmental Engineering 4 Year -
Geological Engineering 4 Year -
Integrated Engineering 4 Year -
Manufacturing Engineering 4 Year -
Materials Engineering 4 Year -
Mechanical Engineering 4 Year -
Mining Engineering 4 Year -
Show all Fees

Admission Requirements

Documents

Visa application form

Original valid passport with photocopy of biodata page

Use of representative Form (IMM 5476)

Police Clearance Certificates and Medical Reports

Academic Certificates

Proof of Funds

Official letter of acceptance from a Canadian university, college, or Technical Institute

College/University Fees Payment Receipt

G.I.C Payment Receipt or Education Loan Acceptance Letter

Statement of Purpose

Other relevant certificates

Intake Season & Deadlines

There are three intakes in Canada,

Fall Intake, in the month of September

Winter Intake, in the month of January

Summer Intake, in the month of May

Courses Exams
Bachelors courses

Need Help in Applying Abroad?

Location

University City Vancouver, British Columbia
Size of city Largest
Population of City 2,606,351
Wikipedia Link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_British_Columbia

Need Help in Applying Abroad?

Get end-to-end help from Travel Education in shortlisting and applying to colleges.

Other universities

Book an Appointment