Introduce to
University of British Columbia
Full name of the institution is “ University of British
Columbia university of Canada
The motto of this university is “ It is yours , it is up to
you ”.
It’s a public university. The endowment of this university
is C$1.05 Billion.
1) Vancouver
2) Okanagan
These two campus attracts the whole world students most.
This institution have a Mascot and it is “ Thunderbird ”
This institution have a Mascot and it is “ Thunderbird ”
Admission
Information of University
of British Columbia
All prospective students must demonstrate competency in
English before being admitted to UBC. Most Canadian students meet
this requirement by completing three years of full-time education in Canada
1) Complete three or
more consecutive years of full-time education in English within Canada
2) Complete four or
more consecutive years of full-time education in English within Canada
3) Achieve a grade of
70% or better on the provincial examination portion of BC English 12 or English
Literature 12 or the equivalent.
4) Achieve a final
grade of 4 or better on Advanced Placement (AP) English Language &
Composition or AP Literature & Composition; or achieve a final grade of 5
or better on International Baccalaureate English A1 or A2 (higher-level or
standard-level).
5) Achieve the
competence standard indicated by one of the tests of English language
proficiency that evaluates skills in listening, reading, speaking, and writing.
6) Successfully
complete six credits of post-secondary first-year English studies at a
recognized university in an English-speaking country. A transcript showing completion
of these courses is due March 15. For students at North American post-secondary
institutions registered in English courses in the January to April term, a
final transcript showing completion of these courses will be accepted until May
15 if there are spaces left in your program.
7) Graduate from a
recognized degree program at an accredited university at which English is the
primary language of instruction in a country where English is the
principal language.
8) Attend four or
more years at an eligible international secondary school that uses
English as the language of instruction but operates in a country where the
primary language is not English. These four years must be immediately prior to
attending UBC. You will need to submit a transcript as soon as possible to the
Undergraduate Admissions office.
If you do not meet UBC’s minimum English Language Admission
Standard for an undergraduate program, you may be interested in the Conditional
Admission Program.
If you are fully proficient in English but do not meet any
of the eight options listed above, you may request a waiver for the
English Language Admission Standard.
General
Admission Requirement :-
There are four general requirements that you need to fulfill if
you are applying from a Canadian high school or an international high school. If you complete the International Baccalaureate diploma and Advanced Placement courses, these can also
be used to meet these requirements.
If you are transferring from another college or university,
there are a few requirements you’ll need to fulfill in order to apply to UBC.
Program
specific Requirement :-
You’ll
need to fulfill certain program-specific requirements. These requirements are
different for each program and vary according to where you want to attend high school
or university.
v
Canadian high school students
v
International curricula students
v
Post-secondary students
v
Canadian Aboriginal students
v
Mature students
v
Visiting, Unclassified, and Access Studies
students
UBC
scholarships for international students:-
The diversity that international students contribute to our
community enriches it immeasurably. UBC recognizes the academic achievement of
outstanding students from around the world by devoting more than $8 million
Canadian annually to awards, scholarships and other forms of financial
assistance for international undergraduate students.
The following awards are available to international
students :-
Þ
International Major Entrance Scholarship
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| University of British Columbia |
Þ
International Leader of Tomorrow Award
Þ
Donald Wehrung International Student Award
(DWISA)
Þ
Outstanding International Student Award
Also of interest
Þ
Scholarships after first year
Þ
Government of Canada
Þ
Admission requirements for international
students
Þ
The international community at UBC
Tuition Fees
of the University
of
Tuition is calculated on a per-credit basis.
Tuition fees are in Canadian dollars and are reviewed
annually by the UBC Board of Governors. These fees have been approved by the
UBC Board of Governors on April 3, 2013 and are effective on May 1, 2013.
Per-Credit Tuition Amounts 2013/14
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Student status
|
Per-credit amount
|
Exceptions
|
Canadian citizens and permanent residents
|
$159.81
|
Commerce, Applied Science,
Education, Pharmaceutical Sciences
|
International students
|
$776.671
|
Commerce
|
Undergraduate tuition by program
Program
|
Credits in first-year full course load
|
Canadian citizens and permanent residents 2013/14
|
International students 2013/14
|
Student fees 1
|
Approximate cost of books and supplies
|
Applied Science (Engineering)
|
35
|
$5,593
|
$27,183
|
$1,074
|
$1,250
|
Architecture: Environmental
Design
|
36
|
$5,753
|
$27,960
|
$1,330
|
$4,750
|
Arts
|
30
|
$4,794
|
$23,300
|
$889
|
$2,020
|
Commerce (
|
30
|
$7,104
|
$26,107
|
$1,654
|
$1,760
|
Dental Hygiene
|
33
|
$5,274
|
$25,630
|
$991
|
$2,200
|
Dentistry (DMD)
|
N/A
|
$16,403
|
N/A
|
$991
|
$2,380
|
Education: NITEP
|
30
|
$4,794
|
$23,300
|
$886
|
$1,100
|
Education: Twelve-month option
|
60
|
$10,678
|
$46,600
|
$886
|
$1,300
|
Fine Arts
|
30
|
$4,794
|
$23,300
|
$876
|
$1,100
|
Forestry:
|
35
|
$5,593
|
$27,183
|
$926
|
$1,260
|
Forestry:
|
34
|
$5,434
|
$26,407
|
$926
|
$1,370
|
Forestry: Natural Resources
Conservation
|
31
|
$4,954
|
$24,077
|
$926
|
$1,200
|
Forestry: Resources Management
|
30
|
$4,794
|
$23,300
|
$926
|
$1,170
|
Forestry: Wood Products
Processing
|
32
|
$5,114
|
$24,853
|
$926
|
$1,230
|
International Economics
|
30
|
$7,670
|
$27,934
|
$889
|
$2,020
|
Kinesiology
|
30
|
$4,794
|
$23,300
|
$896
|
$1,400
|
Land & Food Systems:
Applied Biology
|
29
|
$4,634
|
$22,523
|
$906
|
$2,600
|
Land & Food Systems: Food,
Nutrition and Health
|
32
|
$5,114
|
$24,853
|
$906
|
$2,600
|
Land & Food Systems: Global
Resource Systems
|
32
|
$5,114
|
$24,853
|
$906
|
$1,320
|
Law
|
32
|
$11,224
|
$24,138
|
$1,024
|
$1,810
|
Medical Laboratory Science
|
38
|
$6,073
|
$29,513
|
$934
|
$600
|
Medicine (MD)
|
N/A
|
$16,403
|
N/A
|
$934
|
$3,165
|
Midwifery
|
35
|
$5,593
|
$27,183
|
$904
|
$2,000
|
Music
|
34
|
$5,434
|
$26,407
|
$886
|
$1,480
|
Nursing
|
48
|
$7,671
|
$37,280
|
$904
|
$4,308
|
Pharmacy
|
34
|
$8,011
|
$26,407
|
$894
|
$1,540
|
Science
|
30
|
$4,794
|
$23,300
|
$900
|
$1,300
|
Social Work
|
30
|
$4,794
|
$23,300
|
$881
|
$1,400
|
1 Student fees include fees
for Alma Mater Society, athletics and recreation, undergraduate society, UBC
publications, etc. These fees apply to all students.
Tuition amount exceptions for Canadians and permanent
residents
Program
|
Year
|
Per-credit amount
|
Applied Science
|
Years two to five
|
$170.60
|
Commerce (Canadians and permanent residents)
|
Years two to four
|
$236.79
|
Commerce (international students)
|
Years one to four
|
$870.23
|
Education
|
All programs except NITEP, years one to three
|
$177.97
|
International Economics (Canadians/perm residents)
|
$255.67
|
|
International Economics (international students)
|
$931.13
|
|
LAW (Canadians and permanent residents)
|
$350.74
|
|
LAW (international students)
|
$754.30
|
|
Pharmaceutical Sciences
|
$235.62
|
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