Concurrent Studies are currently only offered to students registered in BC Secondary Schools. For more information visit the UBC Concurrent Studies page (see below)

There are other options for high school students to register in programs at UBC. For a list of those opportunities, click on the Programs for High School Students button.

The Centre for Accessibility facilitates disability-related accommodations designed to remove barriers for students with disabilities and ongoing medical conditions in all aspects of university life. The Centre works with students to explore their accommodation needs, and to connect them with appropriate support and resources.  

The Equity & Inclusion Office envisions a community in which human rights are respected and equity is embedded in all areas of academic, work and campus life. We provide a full range of services that support employment equity, education, leadership and proactive initiatives while building resiliency and a respectful environment. 

English is the primary language of instruction at UBC. All prospective students are required to demonstrate a minimum level of English before they’re admitted. 

There are nine ways to meet UBC’s minimum English Language Admission Standard (ELAS) for an undergraduate degree on the Vancouver campus.  Click below for more details.

Indigenous Programs & Services provides community and culturally appropriate services and support to First Nation, Métis, and Inuit Students. You belong here. 

The Indigenous Centre has a team of Indigenous peer mentors and tutors to help provide a sense of belonging and community to First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students. This home away from home is committed to enriching the quality of the student experience for Indigenous students by promoting access, providing capacity building opportunities, and celebrating success.