UBC department clubs for engineering students exist to provide students with opportunities to engage more deeply with their field of study outside of the classroom. Students can expect their program clubs to contribute to the following:

  • Organize events, such as guest lectures, field trips, or workshops
  • Provide members with opportunities to learn more about the subject matter
  • Help students build relationships with faculty and professionals in the field
  • Network with other students who share their interests
  • Provide students with a sense of community within the larger university, and
  • Help students develop important skills and knowledge that can be useful in their future careers

List of UBC-affiliated Department Clubs

Affiliation for Department Clubs

Having an officially recognized program or department club will allow your team to gain access to many resources. To become officially recognized you must go through training courses, applications and safety training. This page will show you the path your team needs to take and which roles need to complete what.

Student Group Approval and Renewal (SuperApp)

students working in EME

The SuperApp is an annual application process that student groups need to complete to be affiliated with the Faculty. To be eligible to receive resources (including funding, space, training and administrative support) from APSC and its departments, student groups or clubs must complete the SuperApp and required trainings.

SuperApp info

APSC Finance Training Course

Finance Training Course is mandatory for Department Clubs leaders. This course will cover key financial principles and expenditure guidelines through a series of modules.

Registration

Department Clubs will be contacted via email with more information regarding registration, once the course is ready. 

Who needs to complete Finance Training?

  • One person must complete the course on behalf of the group
  • Groups who have a Finance Account under APSC

Finance Module Checklist - Department Clubs

Below is a list of mandatory modules you must complete in the Finance course, which will be checked for completion.

  • TBD
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