As part of Global Education Week 2023, students, faculty, and staff submitted photos that showed their experience studying, working, volunteering, or travelling in Canada and around the world. Photos will be displayed outside the UNC Ballroom during Global Education Week from October 30 to November 2, where participants can view and vote for their favorite photos.
Collect stamps and win prizes! As part of Global Education Week 2023, the Global Engagement Office (GEO) will distribute folded passports throughout the week. Students who attend certain events or […]
Meet the Go Global Ambassadors
Bring your friends and join us for International Movie Night
UBCO Library and UBCO Global Engagement Office invites you to visit the Sawchuk Family Theatre to send a free UBCO postcard.
Hear from a group of staff and program ambassadors as they take turns to showcase post-graduation opportunities abroad.
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a cultural celebration of life primarily celebrated in Mexico. Visit the altar to commemorate those who have passed, and learn about this cultural celebration.
As part of Global Education Week 2023, students, faculty, and staff submitted photos that showed their experience studying, working, volunteering, or travelling in Canada and around the world. Photos will be displayed outside the UNC Ballroom during Global Education Week from October 30 to November 2, where participants can view and vote for their favorite photos.
Collect stamps and win prizes! As part of Global Education Week 2023, the Global Engagement Office (GEO) will distribute folded passports throughout the week. Students who attend certain events or […]
This stream is for eligible Master’s students, as well as PhD candidates and graduates at UBCO. In this session we will talk about eligibility, documents, application process, and timeline. REGISTER […]
Thinking of applying for a Global Seminar and have some questions? Join us at our Global Seminar Info Session!
If you plan to use employment to support your immigration, learn how your experiences are evaluated using the TEER/NOC system.
Unwind, de-stress, and take a moment for your mental wellness in a 1-hour yoga class, open to all campus students.
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a cultural celebration of life primarily celebrated in Mexico. Visit the altar to commemorate those who have passed, and learn about this cultural celebration.
As part of Global Education Week 2023, students, faculty, and staff submitted photos that showed their experience studying, working, volunteering, or travelling in Canada and around the world. Photos will be displayed outside the UNC Ballroom during Global Education Week from October 30 to November 2, where participants can view and vote for their favorite photos.
Collect stamps and win prizes! As part of Global Education Week 2023, the Global Engagement Office (GEO) will distribute folded passports throughout the week. Students who attend certain events or […]
Join us for an afternoon of sharing food and fostering intercultural learning
How to choose a career path? What can I do with my bachelor's degree? How can I figure out what I want to do?
Syilx artist and knowledge keeper Krystal Withakay is hosting an evening of talent sharing alongside fellow Syilx artists.
If you are completing an undergraduate program at UBCO then join us to learn about using the BC PNP to apply for permanent residence.
Learn how working for Interior Health can offer you a pathway to permanent residence.
BC PNP Skilled Worker Stream: Eligibility and Process
What is the best strategy for finding jobs that can help me with my immigration plans? Can any job support my Permanent Residency application? Should I discuss this with my […]
This session will give you an overview of the 5 BC PNP Skills Immigration streams.
What is the best strategy for finding jobs that can help me with my immigration plans? Can any job support my Permanent Residency application? Should I discuss this with my […]
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