UBC Library

Vital support for research, learning and teaching excellence through Subject Librarians, one-to-one consultations, workshops, and online guides to help with data management, digital scholarship, scholarly communication, writing, and more.

Link

https://www.library.ubc.ca/

Services

Title Description Theme

Title	Description	Theme
Subject Librarian Consultation	Subject Librarians serve as the primary liaison between the Library and the academic departments on campus. They provide skilled reference assistance, manage the library's collections and provide instructional support to faculty. Your Subject Librarian can assist you by: alerting you to new resources in your discipline showing you how to use current awareness tools to help you stay current in your field. suggesting search strategies and resources for your research purchasing materials relevant to your research. Suggest a book to purchase or contact your subject librarian for further information.	Academic, Research

Subject Librarian Consultation

Subject Librarians serve as the primary liaison between the Library and the academic departments on campus. They provide skilled reference assistance, manage the library's collections and provide instructional support to faculty.
Your Subject Librarian can assist you by:

alerting you to new resources in your discipline
showing you how to use current awareness tools to help you stay current in your field.
suggesting search strategies and resources for your research
purchasing materials relevant to your research.

Suggest a book to purchase or contact your subject librarian for further information.

Academic, Research

Resources

Title	Description	Theme
Project Rooms, Bookable	The Research Commons’ in Koerner Library (1958 Main Mall) has several project rooms (Rm 454, 456, 495, 496, 499, 553, and 555) bookable through the Library Room Booking System, to study and work in a private space. Use of rooms is restricted to UBC graduate students and faculty, and your UBC card is needed for entry. Each Project Room includes whiteboards, touch	Academic
Library Orientation	The Graduate Student Orientation to the Library will briefly introduce you to resources, services and people at UBC Library. The recorded workshop, you will enable you to:	Academic, Research

Workday Student Support

UBC Library

Events

Post-Nationhood, Belonging, and Exclusion: Latin American Studies Roundtable

Thursday, October 8, 2026 - 4:30 PM

Services

Resources