Academic and learning resources

In the face of the ongoing pandemic, our top priority remains the same—to provide you with the best, fullest UBC experience.

Study spaces

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak, study spaces on campus may be limited. See changes to Student Services for updates on spaces open on campus.

If you're studying alone late at night, know your options for staying safe on campus.

Find support as you transition into online learning—and beyond—during this time.

Keep Learning

Get resources and strategies to overcome challenges you may encounter in online learning.
UBC Library services

Find research material, use printing and scanning services, or get help on research and citations.
Learning toolkits

Improve your study techniques, presentation skills, group work, critical thinking, and more.
Feedback on your paper

Submit your paper online and get strategies and resources to help improve your writing.
Student blog posts

Read tips and resources from students on studying, learning, academics, and more.

Academic advising

Talk to your faculty’s academic advisor for help with program planning and degree requirements.
Centre for Writing and Scholarly Communication

Book a one-on-one writing consultation or see online writing resources for research papers.
Peer coaches or tutors

Meet with a trained student to identify strategies in improving your studying and learning.

Disability or ongoing medical conditions

Request an academic accommodation if you have an ongoing or persistent health condition affecting your studies.
Health concern, conflicting responsibility, or family emergency

Apply for an academic concession when you feel that a specific circumstance is affecting your studies and health.
Academic disputes and other conflicts

Visit the UBC Ombuds Office for confidential guidance and conflict resolution on academic disputes.