Step into SEHUB and step back in time. From Sept 14-24, drop in between 11AM – 4PM at HA 338 to build your very own time capsule! Whether you’re preserving your first week back at Sauder, your favourite campus snack, or a note to your future self, this is your chance to freeze a piece of 2026 for future-you to rediscover.
Finding things a little overwhelming lately? Join the Sauder Wellbeing Exchange, a supportive drop-in group for undergraduate Sauder students. Through five weekly sessions, you’ll learn practical strategies for managing stress, balancing academics and personal life, building confidence, and fostering a sense of belonging. Attend as many sessions as you need.
Your co-op experience is more than just a work term. It’s an opportunity to build professional skills, explore career paths, and gain valuable workplace experience that can shape your future success. Join a panel of CPAs and CPA candidates as they reflect on their journeys from co-op student to accounting professionals. Through candid conversations and real-world experiences, panelists will share what they learned during their co-op placements, how those experiences influenced their career decisions, and what skills and mindsets helped them succeed throughout the CPA program and beyond.
Make an impact on your campus while gaining hands-on leadership experience. CPABC Campus Ambassadors help connect students with resources, events, and professionals while growing their own network and skillset along the way. It’s a great opportunity to build your resume, develop valuable communication and leadership skills, and play a key role in helping fellow students explore the CPA pathway and career opportunities.
As a newcomer to Canada, you bring valuable education, skills, and professional experience. The challenge is often not whether you have the right experience, but how you communicate its value to employers in Canada. Join CPABC for a practical webinar designed to help you confidently present your professional background, articulate your accomplishments, and navigate the Canadian accounting job market. Learn strategies that you can apply immediately to your networking conversations, interviews, and job search activities.
In this one-hour virtual session, you’ll learn everything you need to know about entering the profession, including admission requirements, program structure, and how the CPA will grow your career. We’ll introduce the new CPA Professional Program launching in 2027, so you can confidently prepare for what’s ahead. The session will conclude with a live Q&A hosted by a CPABC staff member.
Looking for your next big opportunity or your first engagement? Join CPABC Career Week and take advantage of dynamic virtual programming, an in-person Career Expo, and exclusive networking with top employers across industries. Don’t miss this chance to connect, learn, and launch your career forward!
In this one-hour virtual session, you’ll learn everything you need to know about entering the profession, including admission requirements, program structure, and how the CPA will grow your career. We’ll introduce the new CPA Professional Program launching in 2027, so you can confidently prepare for what’s ahead. The session will conclude with a live Q&A hosted by a CPABC staff member.
Interested in building a career in sustainability and climate? Join the CCBS Working in Climate series this fall to hear from industry professionals and explore career pathways across food systems, consulting, infrastructure,. and business.
September 16 | Working in Climate: Food Systems. Discover how climate and business are transforming the future of food through regenerative agriculture, sustainable supply chains, food manufacturing, consulting, finance, and agtech innovation. Hear from Shokoofeh Manesh (PwC Canada) and Meaghan Beck (Lumara Advisory, former Sysco & Sodexo) about the opportunities and challenges shaping a more sustainable food system.
September 24 | Working in Climate: KPMG Edition. Learn how climate and sustainability expertise is being applied across consulting, accounting, Indigenous relations, project delivery, and advisory services at KPMG. The event begins with an optimal 4-5 km community run, followed by networking at Koerner’s Pub and a panel discussion featuring KPMG professionals.
October 28 | Working in Climate: Climate & Infrastructure. Explore how infrastructure is evolving to meet climate challenges through decarbonized buildings, transportation, energy systems, water infrastructure, and resilience planning. Hear from Jeanette Hill (BC Pavilion Corporation), Jessica Fell (BC Housing), and Cheryl Ng (Vancouver Fraser Port Authority) as they share insights into the careers helping build a net-zero future.
All students are welcome. Come connect with professionals, expand your network,. and discover the many ways you can make an impact through a career in climate. Lunch is included!
Registration is now open for the 2026 UBC Sauder Homecoming Festival. Join Dean Darren Dahl and the UBC Sauder Community on Saturday, September 19 for a fun-filled day featuring a complimentary BBQ, the alumni-owned business marketplace, Sauder Talkies spotlighting big ideas in business, the Powerhouse Project Showcase and family-friendly activities. Don’t miss this exciting celebration of UBC Sauder pride. Save your spot today.
When: Saturday, September 19, 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM PT
What else is happening?
UBC Homecoming runs September 14-20. It’s packed with a variety of lively events across campus, from the Thunderbirds football game to interactive exhibits, cultural showcases and games for all ages. See the full lineup.
Curious about a career at KPMG? Join us for a tour of the KPMG office in downtown Vancouver and get an inside look at our workplace, culture, and career opportunities. You’ll have the chance to meet KPMG representatives, learn about our various service lines, and ask questions about life at KPMG. We look forward to welcoming you and helping you explore your future career possibilities!
Date: Thursday, September 10, 2026
Time:10:00AM – 11:00AM PST / 2:00PM – 3:00PM PST
Location: KPMG Vancouver Office (Ignition Centre – 12th Floor)
Please register by Monday, September 7 at 5:00PM PST. Space is limited and the registration form may close early if capacity is reached. Priority will be given to students applying in the current fall recruiting season and have not yet attended a previous event for this season. Confirmation emails will be sent no later than Wednesday September 9.
This message was originally sent to DAP students by email on August 12, 2026. We’re sharing it here for easy reference.
Dear DAP Students,
As the final exam period approaches, starting on August 17, 2026 we want to ensure that you’re well prepared for a successful exam period. Here are some key reminders as you prepare for your exams.
Carefully review and follow the exam instructions provided by your instructors about exam format, timing, location, and expectations. Not sure about the exam arrangements for your course? Visit the UBC exam schedule for a comprehensive schedule of your exams. For any clarifications, contact your instructor promptly.
Be early for your final exam. You may be denied access to a final exam if you arrive more than 30 minutes after the exam has started. If you’re late but within the first 30 minutes of the exam, you can still write the exam but with time deducted.
Sometimes things change. Check your email and Canvas Announcements for the latest course updates and always refer to your official exam schedule in the UBC exam schedule. Remember that mistakes can happen when copying information and you may miss an update when referring to screenshots.
Academic integrity is enforced in all exams. By writing a UBC exam, you agree to the University’s standards for academic honesty. As a member of the university community, you share a responsibility to uphold academic integrity as it ensures graduates are properly credentialed. Learn more at academicintegrity.ubc.ca
All DAP exams start with an Integrity Pledge. By taking the exam, you agree to abide by the University’s rules described in the following sources:
Plus any special rules for conduct as set out by the examiner If any of these rules are broken, suspected instances of academic misconduct will be thoroughly investigated and are subject to disciplinary measures .
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Final Exams:
What do I need to do/bring on the day of the final exam?
What should I do if I can’t write my exam (e.g. sickness, injury, etc.)?
I am registered with the Centre for Accessibility (CFA). How do I book exams with my preapproved accommodations?
I am a commuter student. Are there any on-campus accommodations or extended library hours available during the exam period?
When will my grades be available?
I need help and I’m not sure what to do.
1. What do I need to do/bring on the day of the final exam?
Before the exam:
Check the time and location of your final exam on the UBC exam schedule .
Bring your UBCcard and a second form of photo ID. Instructors can deny a final exam to those without proper identification. (Don’t have a UBCcard? Get yours at ubccard.ubc.ca .)
Check your course syllabus and Canvas Announcements to learn which items are allowed in an exam and bring what you need (e.g., pencil, laptop, glasses, “cheat sheet”).
Log in to your Canvas account before starting an online exam.
During the exam:
Read all instructions and questions carefully.
Avoid using keyboard shortcuts or the browser’s Back/Forward buttons to navigate an online exam.
Keep track of the time and don’t forget to submit the exam when you’re finished. Online exams will auto-submit when the timer runs out.
2. What should I do if I can’t write my exam (e.g. sickness, injury, etc.)?
If you have valid grounds for academic concession, you can submit a petition for academic concession. To submit a petition for academic concession, follow these three steps:
Consult your course syllabus for any instructions provided by your instructor.
You must self-report your absence by completing the academic concession petition as soon as possible and/or within 48 hours of the missed final exam.
If you start an exam, the grade earned will stand. You are not allowed to rewrite the exam for higher standing, and academic concessions cannot be granted for exams that have been started. Find additional information at Exams – myUBCDAP .
3. I am registered with the Centre for Accessibility (CFA). How do I book exams with my preapproved accommodation?
If you are registered with the CFA and are eligible for exam accommodations, please book your final exam using CFA’s Exam Registration System 7 days before the start of the formal exam period. For more information, visit exam accommodation guidelines and expectations . Please ensure you follow any additional instructions outlined by your instructor and the CFA.
4. I’m a commuter student. Are there any accommodations on-campus or extended library hours available during the exam period?
UBC offers commuter students affordable overnight Commuter Student Hostel rooms to support academic success and involvement in campus co-curricular activities. During exam periods, hostel rooms are available seven days a week. Libraries will also be extending their hours of operation: https://hours.library.ubc.ca/
5. When will my grades be available?
Your instructor is expected to upload final grades as soon as possible and 5 days after the last day of the final exam period at the latest.
6. I need help and I’m not sure what to do.
If you have any questions, OSAS is here to help! Please visit Program Advising – myUBCDAP for more information on how to connect. For more in-depth planning, we encourage you to book an online appointment (virtual and in-person appointments are available).