Tri-Mentoring Program

Group of mentors and students sitting on a hill

The Integrated Sciences Tri-Mentoring Program provides valuable support to Integrated Sciences students by promoting and facilitating discussions amongst senior students (students with approved applications) and junior students (students working on their applications). Alumni from various industries and academic paths also serve as mentors, guiding students on career options, networking and confidence building.

The Integrated Sciences Senior Peer Mentors provide information to newly admitted and returning students about course planning and registration, and provide feedback to students regarding Integrated Sciences application essays and course selections. Discussion amongst mentors and mentees allows students to learn about various volunteer and academic opportunities on campus that will facilitate their educational goals, helping to build a stronger community for Integrated Sciences students.

Mentees will benefits through:

Advice on how to contact faculty mentors - both listed and unlisted on the website
One-on-one guidance from senior ISCI students on the whole degree proposal process
Networking opportunities with your fellow ISCI students throughout the year at social events and workshops
Insight into what’s beyond your ISCI degree through connecting with the following ways ISCI alumni

Mentors will benefit by:

Gaining leadership and mentorship experience
Giving advice and guidance to your mentee
Meeting via zoom or in person once a month to answer questions and share your experience
Connecting with your mentee to ensure their smooth transition into the program
Accessing mentor-mentee social events and workshops, where you can meet and socialize with fellow ISCI students
Opportunities to meet and connect with ISCI alumni

And much more!

Apply to be a student mentor or mentee

Peer Mentoring Drop in Advising

Connect with fellow ISCI students who have navigated the same path. Engage in conversations and ask questions about your ISCI journey at UBC. If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us via email: intsci.peermentors@gmail.com