For international students, the average yearly cost of attendance for Undergraduate Programs is around 2,587,452 INR / Year, and for Post Graduate Programs, the cost is 557,222 INR / Year. The amount may vary depending on the course chosen, the type of accommodation, and the candidate's personal spending habits.

The University of British Columbia ensures that your stay in Canada is safe and comfortable by offering both on-campus and off-campus housing options. The first-year residents are encouraged to live on campus and are guaranteed housing. Totem Park, Place Vanier, or Orchard Commons are usually assigned to these students. The cost of living on campus (including meals) is estimated to be between $8,025 and $10,388 CAD per academic year. Though finding a place to live in Vancouver can be difficult, finding an affordable place on top of that is never going to be easy. The monthly rent in Vancouver will be nearly 600 CAD. With better research and consistent effort, places a short distance from the university can be found for around 375 to 600 dollars.

The total number of students enrolled at the university are 54236. Today, 23 per cent of all UBC students are foreigners. The acceptance rate of the university is 53%.

The institute has two main campuses, one in Vancouver and the other in the Okanagan Valley. The Vancouver campus of the University of British Columbia is spread across more than 400 hectares and is surrounded by forest on three sides and the ocean on the fourth. The main campus in Vancouver is close to several beaches and has spectacular views of the North Shore mountains. On campus, there are botanical and memorial gardens, as well as a renowned performing arts centre.

UBC Sauder is accredited by AACSB, which provides internationally recognized, specialized accreditation for business and accounting programs at the bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels.

UBC's Centre for Student Involvement & Careers is here to assist students and graduates in achieving their academic and professional goals. Executive MBA is the highest paying degree at UBC Columbia, with alumni earning an average salary of 11,571,000 INR. Students at the university can get help with their careers through the university's career services. Here are a few examples: CareersOnline: UBC students and alumni's online job and volunteer board. Resources: This service provides students with tools to help them build their careers. Career fairs and workshops: Students have the opportunity to explore potential career paths and interests by meeting with a variety of people, organisations, and businesses. Employers: By posting job opportunities and hosting information sessions and fairs, the university assists employers in connecting with UBC students and alumni.The top recruiters employing graduates from the university include University of British Columbia (UBC), FLIR Systems, Inc., StemCell Technologies Inc.