Financial support
Connect to scholarships, bursaries, and other assistance programs, available to UBC students.
Create a financial plan and timeline for your studies.
The Canadian and US governments offer loans to help students pay for their post-secondary education.
Follow the five-step guide to manage and keep track of your personal finances.
UBC offers need-based bursaries and merit-based scholarships for academic achievement, athletics, and community involvement.
Learn what to do if you’re experiencing financial hardship due to an unexpected situation.
Meet with your ES Advisor to discuss support options and create a financial plan.
Working as a student
Develop professional skills through a part-time UBC job while taking courses.
Check out work or volunteer positions on UBC’s online career resources platform.
Gain full-time work experience and apply your classroom knowledge in a job setting.
Work in Student Residence, Food Services, Athletics and Recreation, and more.
International student work eligibility
Review the conditions on your study permit and follow important instructions before starting work.