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Undergrad students are encouraged to participate in reading groups and seminars conducted by various research groups in the department. This is typically a non-time-intensive way to get involved, and is therefore the first and best way to learn about

Students in our Honours or Combined Honours programs should consider CPSC 349 and 449. Students in other programs should consider CPSC 448. CPSC 349 – Honours Research Seminar This 0-credit course consists of a series of weekly seminars given by

The UBC Department of Computer Science has many contacts in the computing industry. A strong rapport between the industry and research communities is beneficial to both, especially in cases where the department focuses its research to developing real

Typically, full-time MSc and PhD students receive offers of full financial support from the department for a guaranteed period. The department's financial support takes the form of assistantships which entail some combination of teaching and/or

Complete information about tuition fees can be found in the UBC Calendar Tuition section . Graduate Support Initiative (GSI) Award for PhD Tuition Fees As a result of funding provided by the UBC Graduate Support Initiative, students entering our PhD

For full details on the PhD programs, see the PhD Program. The UBC Department of Computer Science PhD program has four main components: Satisfying the Comprehensive Course Requirement Passing a Research Proficiency Evaluation Passing a Thesis

The UBC Computer Science Department has recently paved the way for students in local industry to take graduate courses on a part-time basis, leading to an MSc in Computer Science. Studying part time allows students to continue to work while advancing

Our PhD Track is designed to allow graduate students without an MSc degree from a North American university to move into our PhD program after the first year without having to complete a Master’s degree or reapply for admission. This track provides

We offer multiple versatile program options, including Full-Time Master's Programs for those who are able to commit concentrated effort and time to the program, Part-Time Master's Program for those who are trying to balance work and/or other aspects

For full details on the master's programs, see the MSc Program Why a Master's Degree For those students contemplating advanced studies in computer science at UBC, completing a master's degree before continuing to the PhD program confers several