- About The Club
The UBC Real Estate Club provides networking opportunities, educational events and career development activities for students interested in real estate at the University of British Columbia (UBC) in Vancouver, Canada. We work closely with local real estate firm, associations and professionals to provide students with an interactive experience not found in the classroom. We are not Real Estate Agents! We are the future of the Real Estate Investment, Development, Brokerage, Finance and Valuation professions!
- Our Mission
- Provide awareness of the real estate industry to club members
- Provide opportunities for students to interact with faculty experts
- Provide awareness of the Club and its members to real estate firms, associations and professionals
- Organize networking opportunities between members and professionals
- Maintain UBC's reputation as Canada's leading real estate school
- Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of activities does the club do?
The club hosts many networking and educational events and provides access to real estate firms and professional associations. These events include Real Estate 101, Meet the Pros, Recent Grads Night, Real Estate Fair, Industry Night, Lunch & Learns, Sponsorship Events and other activities.Do I have to be a UBC student to be a club member?
To have membership in the Club, students are required to be a registered UBC student whether full-time, part-time or through the Sauder School of Business' Real Estate's Distance-Education Division.Do I have to have real estate experience to be in the club?
Many of the students in the Real Estate Club have limited or no real estate experience, while some have experience though summer internships, co-ops and prior to coming to UBC. The club focuses many of its activities on getting people up to speed on the industry, type of jobs available and even the lingo.Do I need to be majoring in real estate as my Bachelor of Commerce option?
We recognize students bring a wide range of backgrounds and unique level of experience to the industry, therefore students do not need to major in real estate to join the club.
