The UBC Biological Sciences Society (BIOSOC) is a student run organization that has been continuously growing for decades. We strive to cater to the needs and desires of UBC biology students, offering unique and different events every year as well as numerous involvement opportunities in regards to research, campus work, academics, and recreation.

The Biochemistry Student Association’s mission is to form an inclusive, fun, and supportive environment to help support undergraduate Biochemistry students at UBC. We plan socials, sell hoodies, share study tips, and inform students about career and research opportunities! With the help of the Biochemistry faculty, BSA plans to strengthen the Biochemistry community at UBC.

The UBC Integrated Sciences Student Association is dedicated to bringing Integrated Science students a rewarding social experience as well as provide available resources to any prospective Integrated Science students. We are hard at work, year-round, bringing you study groups, outings, and parties. Integrated Science students work hard, so it is up to us to help you unwind!

Canadian Journal of Undergraduate Research (CJUR) is a student-led research publication that was founded in 2015 by a group of undergraduate students at UBC in Vancouver, Canada. As opportunities to publish are scarce and difficult to access at the undergraduate level, CJUR aims to provide a platform for undergraduates to gain experience in academic publishing.

The mission of the KUS is to enhance the academic, professional, and social lives of students in the Bachelor of Kinesiology degree program in the School of Kinesiology. We hope to further strengthen connections with KIN faculty and administration to establish an integrated and collaborative relationship with students that will, in turn, enrich the undergraduate experience. The KUS Executives are advocates for the UBC Kinesiology student body.

The UBC Microbiology and Immunology Students’ Association (MISA) supports MBIM and BIOT students through social and academic services, and by building a community within the department. Academic support and networking opportunities are available through our annual Mentorship Program and Careers Night, as well as our participation in the Life Sciences Research Night. We hope to foster a community that students are proud to be a part of and encourage relationships across all years and with faculty.

PCSA is dedicated to supporting current and prospective Pharmacology and CAPS students while fostering a welcoming community around the two programs. The club is devoted to providing guidance through our mentorship program, specialization information night, question packs, and study sessions to aid students in reaching their full academic potential. Through interdisciplinary socials and career nights, PCSA establishes a positive community to enrich the UBC experience of our students while setting them up for success beyond their undergraduate degree.

Founded in 1961, the Science Undergraduate Society aims to promote the academic, physical, & social wellbeing of Science Students. Through SUS, we aim to continually promote good relations with other communities on campus, as well as create and foster a sense of science community – every science student is a member of SUS.

The UBC Biotechnology club represents the UBC students in the joint UBC-BCIT Honours in Biotechnology program. The Club, in conjunction with the BCIT Biotechnology club, works to support current students in their studies, co-op positions, and career searches through social and professional networking events. The club also remains in touch with alumni of the program and works to provide information about the program to prospective students.