Make informed and thoughtful decisions about your academic path with the help of UBC Political Science’s Advising Team, Arts Academic Advising, and other resources available to you.
Political Science Advising
Contacting the Advising Team
Key Hub Resources:
- Top Six Advising Questions
- Requirements, Awards, and Graduation FAQ
- Registration FAQ
- Creating Your Degree Plan in Six Steps
- Post-Graduation Planning: Where to Begin
- Your Advising Team
Tip: Current UBC students should not contact our Advising Team without first reviewing the above resources. If you send our Advising Team a question that is clearly covered in the above resources, your e-mail will be deprioritized in our advising queue.
If your questions are not addressed on the Info Hub, please e-mail poli.ugrad@ubc.ca.
Appointments & Walk-Ins
The UBC Political Science’s Undergraduate Advising Office (Poli.advising@ubc.ca) is unable to provide regular advising services until September 17. If you require advising support on an urgent basis, please contact poli.ugrad@ubc.ca.
If you have questions about Workday and/or are seeking support for technical issues within the Workday application, please contact the Arts Service Centre – Student (ASC Student) Team.
Otherwise, our Undergraduate Info Hub may be able to help you with your question. You can self-enroll in the Hub here: https://canvas.ubc.ca/enroll/C9J4AE.
Hub Resources include: Requirements, Awards, and Graduation FAQ, Registration FAQ, Top Five Advising Questions, and more!
Arts Academic Advising
Questions about your Faculty of Arts requirements? Arts Advising is the right advising team for you.
Arts Academic Advising supports the academic success of the Faculty’s 14,000 undergraduate students.
From the point of admission, Advising provides programs and services to help you make informed and thoughtful decisions about your academic path throughout your degree program.