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| Bring jobs right to your doorstep with UBC CareersOnline, the online job and volunteer board for UBC students and alumni.
Browse opportunities with on- and off-campus employers |
What UBC CareersOnline offers you
Your profile: Review your personal information
- Change your privacy settings.
- Tip: Need to change your preferred email address? Edit it on the Student Service Centre and it will automatically update on CareersOnline within a few days.
Documents: Manage your job search documents
- Upload resumes, cover letters and writing samples.
- Tip: You can currently upload a maximum of 10 documents. Deleting old documents does not affect your previous applications.
Job/volunteer postings: Browse job and volunteer opportunities
- Browse full-time, part-time, casual and volunteer postings for both current students and alumni.
- CareersOnline has a mix of on- and off-campus employers and organizations.
- Search by position type, location, preferred degrees, keywords and more.
- Tip: Use the "Saved Search" feature to create an automatic search agent.
- Tip: Attached the wrong resume? Go to "Positions You've Applied For" to withdraw your application and re-submit with the correct file.
Organization profiles: Research potential employers
- Read profiles of organizations that have posted jobs or attended on-campus events.
- Find contact information, websites and social media channels for favourite organizations.
- Tip: Review organization profiles before attending Career Days and employer information sessions.
Events/workshops: Browse and register for upcoming events and workshops
- Connect with employers at career fairs and on-campus employer information sessions.
- Sign up for career workshops such as resume clinics, interview practice sessions and more.
- Tip: See which employers are attending UBC Career Days and faculty-specific career fairs
More volunteer opportunities
AMS Volunteer Connect – Visit the AMS Volunteer Connections board in the Student Union Building's main concourse for more volunteer and internship placements, plus workshops, fairs and one-on-one consultations.
UBC Alumni Volunteering - The UBC Alumni Association relies on a large number of volunteers to provide their expertise on specific issues, to sit on a variety of committees and task forces and to generously give their time for alumni-related events.
Disclaimer
In visiting UBC CareersOnline, you agree to use the information contained in the website for your personal career search. We reserve the right to restrict access.
UBC Career Services does not pre-screen employers or endorse their products or services. Applicants are responsible for ascertaining and verifying the terms and conditions of employment including: the nature of the work, hours of work, work environment, duration of employment, the amount and type of remuneration (salary, hourly wage, commission, or piecework), schedule of payment, benefits, reputation of the employer, and any cost to the employee associated with the employment (e.g., purchase of sales kits, equipment, travel expenses, car insurance, etc.).
Information about your rights and responsibilities as an employee is available from:
- The Employment Standards Branch of the Ministry of Labour
- BC Human Rights Tribunal
- Canada Labour Code (R.S. 1985, c. L-2)
Information about employers may be available from the Better Business Bureau.
