Program, Course, and Faculty Fees

¹ UBC undergraduate students who are on a Co-op work term must register for the appropriate Co-op course and pay the Co-op Fee per work term, plus student fees for the Winter Session. In addition, students will be assessed the transit U-Pass fee and the Extended Health and Dental Plan fee.

² All students who pursue the major or minor in World Literatures and Intercultural Communication at UBC Okanagan will be required to complete the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI: a standardized assessment), preferably pre- and post-program, but at least once before they graduate. They will receive individual feedback sessions, scores and reports. Costs for this licensed assessment will be met with a mandatory program fee collected by the Faculty.

³ Departments may require students performing coursework in environments where the risk of injury is greater than in a classroom (e.g., laboratories, field work, clinical practice, practicums, etc.) to purchase student accident insurance. See UBC Risk Management Services for more information.

¹ This fee is assessed for all students registered in the B.A.Sc. program upon entry into each year of the program. An Advisory Committee, which includes faculty members and students, will make recommendations on the allocation of the funds.

² This laboratory fee is to be collected per instalment (three times a year) for all students registered in the Master of Biotechnology program.