Notices

UVic faculty and instructors are invited to participate in Maclean’s academic survey. Responses contribute to our annual university rankings, as well as our program rankings.

On May 10, the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Training hosted a Town Hall to discuss the preliminary public health guidance for September 2021 provided in the COVID-19 Return-to-Campus Primer.

Register for the President's next Town Hall, where he'll wrap up his Listening Tour and discuss how future priorities for the university have been shaped by what he heard.

Have you used library resources in your studies at UVic? You might be eligible for a $1000 student award! Deadline to apply is May 31.

UVic is ranked 12th on Canada’s Best Employers list for 2021. Forbes compiled the list by surveying more than 8,000 Canadians working for businesses with at least 500 employees.

How has COVID-19 affected you and your family, what barriers may exist to accessing vaccinations, and what are your needs for recovery? Share your experiences in the B.C. COVID-19 SPEAK survey.

In the midst of a pandemic, it’s still important to be prepared for all types of hazards. Canada’s annual Emergency Preparedness Week takes place this year from May 2 to 8.

The Winter Session timetable will be released in late May with details about course delivery for the fall semester. In the meantime, we're sharing our plans for on-campus activity in the Fall.

Working within the context and under the guidance of the Provincial Health Officer (PHO) and Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Training, UVic and other BC universities are planning for a return to in-person activities on campus, including in-person instruction, in September - with faculty and staff returning sooner.

Message from President Kevin Hall and AVP Student Affairs Jim Dunsdon: "We are closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation and deeply concerned by the recent acceleration of the pandemic in India and across the globe. It is understandable that many of you are worried about the health and safety of your loved ones — and for yourselves if you are one of our many students currently in India or another area severely impacted by the pandemic."

Share your feedback with Academic Advising to help improve their services and potentially win $500! The survey is open to current undergraduate students only. Deadline is May 10.

The university flag will be lowered on Wednesday, April 28 to mark the Day of Mourning for persons killed or injured in the workplace.