The BDO Campus Recruitment team is excited to announce that registration is now open for our upcoming virtual event, BDO Campus Connect: Recruitment Ready, taking place on Thursday, August 13 from 5:00 p.m. to 5:40 p.m. ET.
This session is designed for students who are interested in learning more about BDO’s recruitment process. Our Campus Recruitment team will share practical advice on networking, applications, interviews, and how students can best prepare for future co op, internship, and new graduate opportunities.
The Summer Term 1-2 and Summer Term 2 final exam schedule has now been updated to include the classroom locations and you can find the updated schedule on UBC’s Exams page.
Your new career platform from the Business Career Centre (BCC) has arrived. Replacing COOL, the UBC Sauder Career Hub is where you can find jobs, employer events, coaching and advising appointments, resources, and career insights, all in one place.
September is approaching fast, and our Campus team is excited to reconnect with students all across BC!
What is MNP Insider?
Insider is our virtual recruitment series designed to give you an inside look at what Life at MNP is all about. Throughout August, we’ll be hosting six interactive sessions where you’ll have the opportunity to connect with MNP team members at every stage of their careers, from students and CPAs to Managers and Partners.
We’ll also be sharing weekly spotlights featuring our MNP offices across BC, highlighting the people, communities, events, and initiatives that make each region unique.
Whether you’re exploring career opportunities, curious about life at MNP, or just looking to build connections ahead of Fall Recruit, this is going to be a great opportunity to learn more and get involved!
Deloitte Canada is delighted to invite you and your fellow students to our upcoming Cinq à sept Networking Event at the Deloitte Vancouver office!
This event is a great opportunity to connect with Deloitte professionals from a variety of service lines and backgrounds in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Whether you’re exploring career opportunities, building your professional networking, or curious about what life at Deloitte is really like, we’d love to meet you.
Attending this event will give you the opportunity to:
Build meaningful connections with Deloitte professionals
Gain career insights and advice from individuals who have been in your shoes
Learn about Deloitte’s culture and opportunities across our business
Expand your professional network alongside fellow students
Enjoy light refreshments while engaging in career-focused conversations
Make an impact that matters!
Date: Thursday, August 6, 2026
Time: 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. PT
Location: Deloitte Vancouver Office
Space is limited. Register by Wednesday, July 29, 2026 to secure your spot.
Talent Boost Tuesdays | Elevate your Career with KPMG!
To help you feel empowered throughout your recruitment journey, we are excited to bring back Talent Boost Tuesdays! Talent Boost Tuesdays is a mini-series of virtual events that we will be hosting throughout the months of July and August. Each event will feature speakers who will present on different topics to help you navigate the recruiting season and set yourself apart.
See below for the session workshop topics and event details. These sessions are intended for current post-secondary students and soon-to-be graduates who will be applying this Fall for summer internship, co-op and full-time positions starting as early as January 2027 for select roles
Boost Your Networking Skills
Date: Tuesday, July 28, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM PST
Format: Virtual
Registration Deadline: Monday, July 27 at 12:00 PST.
2. Boost Your Resume & Cover Letter
Date: Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM PST
Format: Virtual
Registration Deadline: Monday, August 10 at 12:00 PST.
3. Boost Your Interview Skills
Date: Tuesday, August 25, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM PST
Format: Virtual
Registration Deadline: Monday, August 24 at 12:00 PST.
All Talent Boost Tuesday sessions will be held virtually through Microsoft Teams. All details will be shared 1 day prior to the event.
Your CPA journey is about more than technical knowledge: it’s about how you build relationships and position your story in a competitive job market. This session in the How-To Series explores the role LinkedIn plays as a powerful tool for personal branding and career growth. Whether you’re building your profile for the first time or refining your online networking skills, this session will help you gain clarity and confidence in how you present yourself so you can stand out and move forward in your career with purpose.
In one hour, all aspects of the current CPA Professional Education Program and the redesigned CPA Professional Program launching in 2027 will be covered in detail, including admission requirements, prerequisites, examinations and program structure. The presentation will conclude with an open question and answer period with a CPABC staff member.
Do you have international education and want to continue your accounting career in Canada? Not sure if your credentials will count toward earning your CPA designation? CPABC Accounting Night in Canada is a free online information session designed for individuals with international education and work experience in accounting and finance. Learn about the admission requirements for the CPA program, the career benefits of becoming a CPA, British Columbia’s economic outlook, and the employment resources available to support your journey.
In one hour, all aspects of the current CPA Professional Education Program and the redesigned CPA Professional Program launching in 2027 will be covered in detail, including admission requirements, prerequisites, examinations and program structure. The presentation will conclude with an open question and answer period with a CPABC staff member.
This summer, we’re replacing COOL with the UBC Sauder Career Hub, your new platform for coaching appointments, job postings, events, and career resources, launching July 20.
Your access to COOL ends permanently on July 10, 2026, at4:30 pm.
What you need to know:
Before July 10
Continue using COOL as usual.
Download any resumes and cover letters stored in COOL that you’d like to keep. These files will not be transferred to the Career Hub.
Tip: Download any Career Toolkits and Working In… guides you’d like to access later in July.
Starting July 10 at 4:30 pm
You’ll lose access to COOL permanently.
July 11-19 Transition Period
Both COOL and the Career Hub will be unavailable.
During this time, you won’t be able to access these Business Career Centre’s (BCC) resources online:
Coaching bookings
Job postings
Event registrations
Career resources
The BCC is open as usual during this period. Please get in touch with your Career Strategist or careercentre@sauder.ubc.ca for support or to book a coaching appointment between July 11 and 19.
Beginning July 20
You’ll be invited to join the new Career Hub!
Keep an eye on your inbox: We’ll send login instructions and additional details closer to launch.
This message was originally sent to DAP students by email on June 19, 2026. We’re sharing it here for easy reference.
Dear DAP Students,
As the final exam period approaches, starting on June 21, 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).
