UBC has various coverages for student groups – some of these are automatic as part of the student program, while others are optional. Below are the coverage options that are optional
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UBC Student Accident Insurance (Optional Coverage)
Who can be covered under UBC student accident insurance?
What is covered under UBC student accident insurance?
How to make a claim under UBC student accident insurance?
UBC Students Traveling Abroad Insurance (Optional Coverage)
What do I need to know for UBC students traveling abroad?
How can I obtain insurance for UBC students traveling abroad?
UBC Student Accident Insurance (Optional Coverage)
Covers accidents (not illness) related to UBC studies. For more information see the Student Accident Insurance Memorandum (PDF).
The cost is $7/year/student and the insurance must be purchased through the student’s department administration.
Who can be covered under UBC student accident insurance?
- All registered UBC students
What is covered under UBC student accident insurance?
- Covers injury sustained by an insured person while participating in classes, research on campus and field work, including direct travel to and from home, classes, research site and field work sites. For more information please see Student Accident Insurance Policy (PDF)
How to make a claim under UBC student accident insurance?
- Please contact Blossom Sobrinho to make a claim
UBC Students Traveling Abroad Insurance (Optional Coverage)
Note: All students that travel abroad on university activities are required to have travel and medical insurance.
What do I need to know for UBC students traveling abroad?
- Not all travel and medical insurance plans are equal and you are responsible for assessing your own international health coverage needs.
- UBC Policy 69 requires students traveling abroad to register with the University
- Refer to the Travel and Field Safety Website