University of British Columbia
speciality: Management

I completed my undergraduate studies at UBC and had my greatest learning experiences there both as a student and on a personal level. There are plenty of free resources available for both local and international students, libraries with plenty of study spaces, and fun social events to get free food and drinks and relax after studying.

I’d fully recommend this university to anyone who loves spending their day exploring new places. The campus is huge–despite being in my fourth year, I still find myself exploring a new area of campus.

I’m also a big fan of nature. There’s nothing better than taking a stroll around the beach after a long day of studying. We’ve also got tons of parks and reserves to wander around!

But the best part of my university experience has been the people. Vancouver is a melting pot of diverse cultures–and in UBC, you can find almost everyone from around the world in your class. I’ve learned so much from the different people I’ve become friends with. Best of all, everyone is very friendly and warm, as they’re also exploring Canada together with you.

It was difficult coming to UBC for the first time, not knowing anyone, and being thrust into the university experience, but I found that with time, getting use to the profs, and these profs are great, and making friends made my experience a lot easier, this is a great place to study.

Attending UBC has been the best decision (and experience) of my life. From the moment I stepped foot on campus I felt welcomed and was guided through the experience by orientation leaders, residence advisors, and even my professors. This first impression motivated me to put myself in these positions as I became an upper-level student. Taking up a role as a Student Ambassador since my second year, I’ve been able to work for a University that I love so much, while helping all those incoming students to prepare and have an experience as lovely as mine. I was also able to work as a Business Analyst on the corporate side of UBC for my co-op, which only furthered my love for the University.

I had a great time attending The University of British Columbia. As one of Canada’s top two institutions, the school prides itself in providing some of the country’s best programmes. The teachers impressed me as being smart, kind, and forward-thinking. They prepared me for life in the real world after graduation by teaching me how to think critically, which I felt to be of the utmost importance. Due to the range in class sizes, depending on certain types of classes, teachers were able to meet students’ specific needs and learning preferences. The structure and surroundings are lovely and offer a tranquil and attractive environment. Prior to enrolling, I found the financial paperwork and contact with the school to be a little irritating. Nevertheless, I was able to resolve my problems with the help of a kind and knowledgeable assistance in administration. My programme included students who came from all around the world, which made education a genuinely international experience. There are a lot of great students and professors that I relied on for both intellectual and emotional assistance and were a constant source of inspiration for me. As I continue to develop as a writer, I am optimistic about my future job opportunities. I would strongly advise students to apply since UBC is regarded as a highly esteemed, internationally renowned academic institution.

One of the top schools for business in Canada, with very practical courses, and has some very knowledgeable professors who are willing to answer questions. Great for finding like-minded individuals, and the facilities are amazing.

I love how Sauder is investing in their students and making an opportunity available for students to learn and get out of Their comfort zone. I love how encouraging my professors are and engaging with students.

The school is very international, ranked #1 most international in the world. The classes were okay but could be improved, some classes were difficult to obtain information from, and some professors could be better and improve their learning experience. Thr campus had many resources for mental health, queer students, and assault victims. UBC also handled the sudden COVID situation very well compared to most universities.