Is grad school for you? Eight Arts students share their insights
Current grad students share their experiences applying for grad school, what they’ve learned about juggling research, work, and a social life, and what achievements they’re proud of.
7 pieces of advice for the Class of 2023 from Arts alumni
Discover invaluable advice to help you navigate post-grad life: find purposeful work, network effectively, embrace unexpected opportunities, and more!
Top 6 job interview and career tips from Arts alumni
How do you prepare to launch a career? We talked to six alumni, from recent graduates to established professionals, about how to find work, grow your network, and prep for interviews.
Find your way through the UBC Arts career ecosystem
When it comes to your career goals, the Faculty of Arts and UBC Vancouver have many resources and services available to support you.
Get to know your 2023/24 Arts Undergraduate Society
We spoke with AUS members and UBC Arts students to highlight what the AUS has in store for this fall, and how members of the Arts undergraduate community can get involved.
Need an elective? Explore what’s on offer this Winter
Still on the lookout for an elective to complete your 2023/24 Winter session timetable? Enhance your Arts degree by enrolling in any of these classes with open seats and no pre-requisites.
New 2023 courses in the Faculty of Arts
Registration starts soon for the 2023/24 Winter Session! From beginners’ classes in Swahili to explorations of Arctic art and activism, here are some of the exciting new courses being offered for the first time ever in the Faculty of Arts.
7 Arts courses you can take to learn about Indigenous history and culture
Explore a list of Arts courses you can take this upcoming Winter session to learn more about Indigenous topics. These courses are open to all Arts students without any prerequisites, and are taught by Indigenous faculty.
Peer advice for incoming trans & non-binary Arts students
Your first year at UBC can be a very busy time, especially for trans and non-binary students learning to navigate university systems, so we’ve compiled some peer advice that might make the transition to university a bit smoother.
The inside scoop about being an Arts Orientation Leader
Arts Orientation Leaders are there to support and guide new students during Imagine Day and welcome them into the UBC family. Orientation Leaders are often the first people that students meet at the university and they play an important role in helping new students adjust to this huge transition.