Summer camps
Indigenous Summer Scholars & Leadership Camps
UBC Okanagan currently hosts two summer camps for Indigenous youth:
- Indigenous Summer Scholars Camp
- Indigenous Summer Leadership Camp
These integrated programs aim at providing the next generation of Indigenous leaders with the opportunity to become part of the university experience. The goal of these camps is to help build the students’ interests in higher education and their ability to act as leaders in their community and schools. Each of these programs are designed in a holistic way that incorporates physical, mental, social, and cultural programming.
Indigenous Summer Scholars Camp and Indigenous Summer Leadership Camp are free programs that include all food, accommodations, events, and programming.
However, the cost of travel to and from these camps is not covered.
For information on applications, email indg.summercamp@ubc.ca.
Indigenous Summer
Scholars Camp
Ages: going into grades 7-9
Indigenous Summer
Leadership Camp
Age: going into grades 10-12
From the Vancouver Area?
Check out the UBC Vancouver Summer Science Programs
The Summer Science Program is a one-week cultural, health, and science program for Aboriginal students in grades 9–12. The program promotes interest in health and science programs through firsthand experience at the University of British Columbia’s Vancouver campus. This is a great opportunity to meet new friends, eat great food, connect with Elders and role models, and enjoy fun, laughter, and learning. Students who are First Nations, Inuit, or Métis are able to apply for either session.
