Topics: Engineering
Applying to UBC Engineering - Oct 2 (Morning)
Oct 2, 2025 | 8:00am - 9:00am | Event
Join our session to understand course planning, admissions requirements, and the application process. All future students and their supporters are welcome. This session will take place on October 2, 8 am Pacific Time.
Applying to UBC Engineering - Oct 1 (Evening)
Oct 1, 2025 | 5:00pm - 6:00pm | Event
Join our session to understand course planning, admissions requirements, and the application process. All future students and their supporters are welcome. This session will take place on October 1, 5 pm Pacific Time.
UBC students build robots to save pets in peril at annual competition
| Announcement
UBC Engineering Physics students had six weeks to create fully autonomous robots capable of navigating a course simulating a burning animal shelter.
UBC's new building for biomedical engineering may spark an entirely new industry
NUVO | | Media coverage
The idea behind the new Gordon B. Shrum Building, which houses the UBC School of Biomedical Engineering.
Build your knowledge with hands-on projects
| Spotlight
When you study engineering at UBC, you will graduate with a Bachelor of Applied Science. As an applied science, engineering focuses on using scientific knowledge to solve practical, real-world problems.When you’re an engineering student, your daily…
“Being a great problem solver improves your ability to contribute and opens up opportunity for personal freedom.”
| Spotlight
Job: CEO and Co-Founder of Sens.AI
Working at the cutting edge of the water industry
| Spotlight
Job: Staff Professional and Regional Reuse Lead – Canada, Carollo Engineers
UBC-led international team proposes global framework to tackle toxic tire pollution crisis
| Announcement
UBC researchers call for urgent action on unregulated tire chemicals linked to fish deaths and potential human health risks.
Using technology to get ahead of wildfires
| Announcement
UBC Civil Engineering Assistant Professor Dr. Qian Chen and her team are deploying thermal sensors, AI-driven monitoring and predictive algorithms to detect fire-related risks before they escalate.
Homeowners question government over PFAS contamination cleanup
National Observer | | Media coverage
Johan Foster, an associate professor at UBC chemical and biological engineering discusses the chemical contamination in communities surrounding airports.