Events
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Aug 7
1st-Year Engineering Mentoring Program Information Session
11:00am - 12:00pm
This event is intended for students who have been admitted to the Bachelor of Applied Science for 2024W.Learn more about what makes the UBC Engineering Mentoring Program an exceptional way to connect meaningfully with industry, alumni and peers in the engineering community. If you are just starting your journey at UBC, the Lunch & Learn is your opportunity to get to know what our acclaimed mentoring program is all about. Discover how its flexible structure, unique, relationship-based approach and supportive process have been designed to help you succeed. Bring your questions! We are excited to present our Welcome to Engineering 2024 Event Series!In this event series, current students will share their experiences and insights on a variety of topics to help you prepare for UBC Engineering. These virtual events are developed and facilitated by Senior Orientation Leaders, the Engineering Undergraduate Society (EUS) and Applied Science staff. Come, ask questions and meet other incoming students.Event series info + registration
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Aug 21
Advanced Credit Workshop (First-year credit)
5:30pm - 6:30pm
These events are designed for applicants and incoming students who have applied to start UBC Engineering in September 2024.As a new student at UBC, there are many things to learn before you start your studies in September. The process of registering for courses can bring about a lot of questions: How do I register? What courses do I take? What is Workday? How do I use my transfer/advanced credits? All these questions (and more!) will be answered in the workshops being offered.This workshop is for students who are coming to UBC with AP, IB, or A-Level credits. Learn about how to get your advanced credits assessed, where to find them on Workday, and how to apply them to the First Year Program.In this virtual session, you'll meet an Academic Advisor and learn how your AP/IB/A-level credits may be used to meet your BASc. degree requirements.
