While You're At UBC
Go Global Incoming Exchange Advisor and International Student Development
The Go Global Incoming Exchange Advisor works closely with International Student Development to support international students studying at UBC.
Academic assistance
- Need help adjusting to UBC’s academic culture?
- Want to improve your academic performance?
Consider using campus learning resources such as The Learning Commons, the UBC Writing Centre, Student Success study and research workshops, AMS Tutoring Services, and the UBC Library.
Working on campus
As a full-time exchange student you can work on campus if your study permit is valid for at least six months. You will need to create a resumé and apply for jobs, get an offer for employment and then apply for a Social Insurance Number. For more information about work permits, check out the International Student Handbook.
Get involved!
As an incoming exchange student, there are a number of ways you can get involved on campus. Join the International Peer Program or take part in a wide variety of different initiatives on campus.
Student Services
Other services available to exchange students:
- International House provides advising and support for international students
- First Nations House of Learning
- Access & Diversity
- Career Services
- Counselling Services
- Wellness Centre
- Student Health Services
For more information, visit the Student Services website.
