The University of British Columbia Engineering Courses

It was a last minute thing. I didn't have a choice. It was in water management and a one year course. It was good for the friends I made. It is good if you are looking for PR. It is not good if you are looking to improve knowledge or get a job as soon as you are done with your course.

I chose this university because of its faculties and reputation all over the globe. It's one of the high-ranking universities with great placement opportunities and many big companies like google, amazon, Microsoft, SAP visit the campus. Research opportunities and culture are great. The university also provides co-op opportunities after completing one year of the degree program which helps gain experience even while studying.

Primarily the location. Canada has a better prospective future after graduating.

The campus is good.

I chose it because it was one of the few universities that has a separate mechatronics program and it also gives you the chance to work through the co-op program.

The university is one of the highest-ranked universities in the world. The faculty here is highly qualified and the research conducted here is of the best quality and ingenious. It's a highly competitive and sought-after university and I'm lucky to secure admission here.

The course is highly ranked and UBC was my dream college.

I got into other top universities as well but I chose UBC over all others because of the quality of student life and the support it provides.

Vancouver is beautiful and UBC is a good school. I also knew quite a few UBC alumni.

Having all my schooling in the British School System I wanted to try out the North American system. Canada seemed like a better option than the US (mainly for political reasons) and after being accepted into a few Canadian universities, I chose UBC because the city of Vancouver seemed to be the most appealing. I consider the city/town to be as important as the institute itself.