UBC Hub of Ten Thousand Coffees
At UBC, UBC Hub of Ten Thousand Coffees is a platform available to all students in addition to Faculty-based mentoring programs.
Once you sign up to the platform, matches are made each month automatically and optimized to your preferences. Introductions are guided with suggested talking points. You can meet your match in-person, online, or speak to them on the phone. You will get feedback for things you did well on and things you can improve on after each meeting.
How to sign up
- Create a free profile on The UBC Hub
- Select your area of study or industry, interests, and goals
- You'll be introduced to someone relevant to your profile
- Browse thousands of member profiles and connect directly through the message feature
See the Terms of Use for the platform.
Faculty-specific mentorship
To join a Faculty Mentorship Program, review the list of faculty and department programs, visit the website, and email the coordinator for more information.
Computer Science Tri-Mentoring Program
Students: Computer Science undergraduates and graduates
Mentors: Technology professionals who have a degree in Computer Science or a related field
Contact: Michele Ng, mng@cs.ubc.ca
Engineering Mentoring Program
Students: Engineering undergraduates and graduates
Mentors: Engineers in industry or academia
Contact: Engineering Mentoring Programs
Film Mentoring Program
Students: Film Production undergraduates
Mentors: UBC Film Production alumni working in the industry
Contact: Sarah Crauder, sarah.crauder@ubc.ca
Forestry Tri-Mentoring Program
Students: all undergraduate students in the Faculty of Forestry
Mentors: UBC Forestry alumni, industry professionals and researchers
Contact: Forestry Tri-Mentoring Program
Kinesiology Mentoring Program
Students: School of Kinesiology students
Mentors: Kinesiology, Human Kinetics, Recreation & Physical Education alumni
Contact: Kinesiology Mentorship Program
Land and Food Systems Tri-Mentoring Program
Students: Land and Food Systems (LFS) students in second-year and above, including graduate students
Mentors: Professionals in fields related to Land and Food Systems
Contact: LFS Tri-Mentoring Program
Science Mentoring Programs
Students: Undergraduate students in the Faculty of Science
Mentors: UBC alumni, graduate students, faculty members, and other industry professionals
Contact: Explore mentorship programs
The School of Community and Regional Planning’s MCRP Mentoring Program
Students: Students in MCRP (Masters of Community and Regional Planning (MCRP).
Mentors: Professionals in fields related to planning
Contact: MCRP Mentoring Program