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UBC Future Global Leaders

Run by UBC Extended Learning

Who can apply Ages 15–18 with Grade 10 finished (about a 78% average recommended). No application or transcript. Check eligibility and register

Cost and deadline

Cost
Has a fee
Course or mini-school fee, plus residence for on-campus students
Deadline May 21, 2027

Date from the provider's page, checked Oct 2026.

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Apply at https://extendedlearning.ubc.ca/programs-high-school-students/ubc-future-global-leaders

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Format
Summer programs
Duration
Summer courses and mini schools in July and August
Grades
Ages 15–18, Grade 10 completed
Location
UBC Vancouver campus (residential option) or online

About this program

First-year-level summer courses and mini schools taught by UBC instructors, without exams, in areas like business and economics, engineering and technology, health and life sciences, media and fine arts, history, law and politics. On-campus students add workshops and social activities, and everyone gets a letter of completion.

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