-Yaneth Guerra (2017)
Each year, a group of qualified students from Mexico's Tec de Monterrey are selected to study at the University of British Columbia (UBC) in Vancouver and Kelowna, Canada.
As a Tec student, you quickly become part of the UBC community and participate in a range of learning experiences to further your academic, cultural, and international competencies. Credits that you earn at UBC are easily transferable to Tec, and most regular credit courses from the Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Land and Food Systems, the Sauder School of Business, and the School of Engineering (the Kelowna campus) at UBC are open to Tec students. The program makes it possible for you to combine school, travel, and life-learning in a supportive environment. If you've ever considered studying abroad, this is your chance!
Program resources
Find out about the application process and important program information.
Certificates of specialty for Tec students
Receive an internationally-recognized certificate in your field of study or a complementary area of concentration (a minor).
Joint Academic Program Application
Explore flexible academic options to suit your needs and courses for a general study abroad program.
Finances and logistics for Tec students
Plan ahead to ensure a smooth transition to UBC by preparing a budget, your travel requirements, and more.
Summer programs for Tec students
Unique opportunities await Tec students interested in studying at UBC during the summer term.
UBC resources
Familiarize yourself with UBC resources to help you navigate your time on campus.
Coming from abroad to UBC
Review this guide to understand the necessary travel requirements before your trip.
International Student Guide
Check out this guide to find out everything you need to know about life as an international student at UBC.
New to UBC
Learn about UBC resources and services that are here to support you on your university journey.
Introduction to UBC classes
Learn more about UBC's different course formats, student evaluation criteria, exams, and instructors.
Housing at UBC
Check out our residences, what it’s like to live here, and learn how to apply.
Campus life
Make the most of your university experience by exploring what UBC has to offer.
If you have questions
To submit a question to Go Global, email go.global@ubc.ca or call 604 822 0942. Please include your full name and student number in the subject line.
To book an advising appointment, complete the request form. Advising appointments will be held through Zoom or by phone.