Many places on campus are available for studying, holding group meetings, or relaxing before your next class.
If you're studying alone late at night, know your options for staying safe on campus.
Find research material, use printing and scanning services, or get help by chatting with a librarian online for research and citations.
Improve your study techniques, presentation skills, group work, critical thinking, and more.
Submit your paper online and get strategies and resources to help improve your writing.
Read tips and resources from students on studying, learning, academics, and more.
Talk to your faculty’s academic advisor for help with program planning, degree requirements, or other course-related questions.
Book a one-on-one writing consultation or see online writing resources for research papers.
Meet with a trained student to identify strategies in improving your studying and learning, or get help for specific subjects.
Request an academic accommodation if you have an ongoing or persistent health condition affecting your studies.
Apply for an academic concession if a specific circumstance is having an effect on your studies.
Visit the UBC Ombuds Office for confidential guidance and conflict resolution on academic disputes.
