Graduate Student Resources
Your academic career and success are our main priorities. Here, you will find everything you need to help you succeed, including academic resources, administrative support and student policies. And remember, our faculty and staff are always there to help; just ask.
MSN/pHD NURSING HANDBOOK
Click here to download the graduate programs Handbook
School of Nursing Graduate Student Policies & Forms
Please see the College of Graduate Studies webpage for all forms related to graduate studies at UBC Okanagan
Due to the practicum and hands-on nature of MSN and PhD courses and research, all MSN and PhD Nursing students must have active student insurance for the duration of their degree (unless on an approved leave of absence).
School of Nursing Standing Deferred Request Form
School of Nursing Graduate Student Funding Report – To be completed by all thesis-based MSN and PhD Nursing students annually in September
School of Nursing PhD Comprehensive Exams Guidelines
School of Nursing Dissertation Proposal Guidelines
School of Nursing Directed Studies (NRSG 512) Application Form
College of Graduate Studies
Your hub for administrative support and such things as graduate workshops for professional development, COGS can help you with everything from the admissions process through to your graduation.
UBC Library—Centre for Scholarly Communication
The CSC supports graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, staff, and faculty in disseminating their research. The CSC provides one-on-one consultations and workshops, including writing support for theses, dissertations, journal articles, and grant proposals.
Centre for Teaching and Learning
The Centre for Teaching and Learning provides support related to teaching, TA training, and the use of technology in educational programming. It is also a place to connect with other TAs and subscribe to the TA blog.
Disability Resource Centre
The Disability Resource Centre is a resource and service centre for students, faculty, and staff that ensures educational equity for those who have a disability, illness, or injury and experience barriers in an educational setting. The DRC assists students by offering programs and advocacy services to foster an accessible and welcoming campus.
Everything Else—Student Services
Didn’t find what you were looking for above? Visit the Student Services website, where all of the information about the services offered to students is housed.