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Related Resources: All Student Toolkits |
Student ToolkitsWe have spent a lot of time with our campus partners to develop state-of-the-art, useful toolkits to help students with a variety of skills. By going through a module, you will learn how to reflect on your own learning and decide what tips and tricks will work best for you. If you just want some quick advice, each toolkit contains the Top 5 Tips, as well as links to other useful resources. Our student toolkits truly are one-of-a-kind and developed with you in mind! |
Related Resources: Assignment Calculator Time Management Toolkit |
Assignment CalculatorGet by with a little help from your friends- tutoring friends, that is! Tutoring is offered in a variety of subjects through our campus partners. Find out more… |
Related Resources: How To Cite Sources Guide To Academic Integrity |
Citing SourcesThis guide will help you through the scary task of citing sources. You can’t use someone else’s ideas or words without giving them proper credit. While speaking directly to your professor for each particular course is usually the best way to ensure you are citing your sources properly, we have developed a guide with the UBC Library and CTLT that will help you get started. |
Related Resources: UBC Library AskAway |
Chat With A LibrarianThe Library is an amazing resource on campus and our fantastic librarians are always dreaming up new ways to help students. Through AskAway on the UBC Library website, you can actually chat live with a librarian and get some very useful help from them. Librarians know which databases will give you the best results and also know how to help you narrow down your searches so you don’t have to wade through a million search results. |
Related Resources: Guide To Academic Integrity How To Cite Sources |
Academic IntegrityAcademic Integrity is a term tossed around a lot at UBC but what does it mean?! UBC (and all institutions) require you to create and express your own ideas in course work, acknowledge all sources of information, complete assignments independently or acknowledge collaboration, accurately report results when conducting your own research or with respect to labs and maintain honesty during examinations. Read through our important guide and you will keep yourself safe from penalties and repercussions and build yourself a solid reputation as a respected scholar at UBC. |
Related Resources: Tutoring Info Exam/Study Prep Toolkit |
TutoringThere are many types of tutoring available to you at UBC! You can go for exam study review sessions or one-on-one help with your essay writing. There is also an online tutoring option for those of you who prefer to learn at home or maybe feel a little bit hesitant about approaching a real live person. Whatever your style or subject, there is someone friendly available to help you. |
Related Resources: Peer Academic Coaching |
Peer Academic CoachingPeer Academa-who now?! This is a fancy term for a trained fellow student who will help you develop your student skills. For the price of 10-30 minutes of your time, you get a one-on-one mentor that will direct you to relevant resources and follow up on whether or not your new time management scheme is working. Peer Academic Coaches are NOT tutors, they assist you in becoming a (mostly) stress-free student! |
