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Live virtual tours for Indigenous students and groups

UBC’s live virtual Indigenous campus tours of Â鶹µ¼º½Vancouver are available for prospective Indigenous students (members of First Nations, Métis, and/or Inuit peoples in Canada). From the comfort of your own home, you can meet current Â鶹µ¼º½Indigenous student ambassadors who will highlight their favourite locations on campus, show you our Indigenous-specific spaces, and help you navigate programs and resources for Indigenous students. Tours take place on Zoom, and include a Q&A session with an Indigenous advisor.

Request a live virtual Indigenous campus tour of Â鶹µ¼º½Vancouver by emailing indigenous.tours@ubc.ca.

We do not currently offer live virtual Indigenous campus tours of Â鶹µ¼º½Okanagan, but you are welcome to join one of the live virtual campus tours for all students. If you would like to connect with an Indigenous advisor following the general tour, please email indigenous.tours@ubc.ca with the date and time of the tour you registered for.

In-person tours for Indigenous students and groups

We offer in-person Indigenous campus tours for prospective Indigenous students (members of First Nations, Métis, and/or Inuit peoples in Canada) at both of our Okanagan and Vancouver campuses. Tours are led by our friendly and knowledgeable Indigenous student ambassadors who will guide you around campus and highlight Indigenous-specific spaces, services, and resources available to you. After the tour, an Indigenous student advisor will be available to answer your questions. We welcome individual requests and groups of all sizes.

Request an Indigenous campus tour of Â鶹µ¼º½by emailing indigenous.tours@ubc.ca.

In-person tours

Whichever campus you choose, UBC’s group tours last 1.5 hours, and are led by our friendly and knowledgeable student ambassadors. All tours are conducted in English, so a moderate level of English comprehension is necessary.

When to organize a group tour

• You are organizing a tour for high school students (Grades 10 to 12) or students in a post-secondary transfer program.
• There are up to 30 people in your group visiting Â鶹µ¼º½Okanagan or up to 50 people in your group visiting the Â鶹µ¼º½Vancouver.

How to organize a group tour

• Choose a preferred date for your tour. Â鶹µ¼º½Okanagan offers group tours on any weekday. Â鶹µ¼º½Vancouver offers group tours at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.
• Submit your tour request at least 4 weeks, but no more than 3 months, in advance.
• Ensure you have 1 adult supervisor (teacher, counsellor, or parent) available for every 15 students.

We do our best to accommodate group tour requests, but it’s not always possible due to high demand.