St. Mark's College is the Catholic theological college at the University of British Columbia. We offer graduate degree programs to teachers, administrators, health workers, and other professionals, and certificates in Religious Education, Theological Studies, Pastoral Studies, and Catholic Ministry Leadership. We also offer continuing education courses throughout the year. We have been entrusted by the Archdiocese of Vancouver to provide the academic component of the Permanent Deacon program.

St. Mark's College is committed to promoting a high standard of excellence in all of its programs and individual courses. The College offers Graduate degrees in Theological Studies, Religious Education, and Pastoral Studies. Both the Master of Arts and the Graduate Certificate can be completed part-time.

St. Mark's students have the opportunity to live at St. Andrew’s Hall or Carey Centre, but they need to apply early. Priority wait list status is given to St. Mark's students at St. Andrew's Hall and Carey Centre. Single rooms, studios, one-bedroom apartments, and quads are available. Applications are handled directly through each residence. For more information about housing options, fees, and application deadlines, please visit: Carey Centre Residential Community: http://accommodations.carey-edu.ca/ St. Andrew’s Hall: www.standrews.edu Other On-Campus Housing Resources: http://vancouver.housing.ubc.ca/ other-housing/more-campus-housing/ UBC AMS Rentsline: http://www.amsrentsline.com/

St. Mark's offers numerous services to our students. As an affiliate college of UBC, we are also able to offer access to many UBC services and amenities. When you enrol as a St. Mark's student, you will receive a UBC Affiliate card.

The Centre for Career Development offers numerous opportunities for you to gain volunteer and work experience, both on and off campus. Build your personal profile, beef up your resume, and make new connections. These opportunities allow you to expand your network and gain real-world, on-the-job experience. For inquiries regarding internships, pre-practicum placements, or co-curricular records please contact Sarah Scali at sscali@corpuschristi.ca.

UBC Athletics & Recreation facilities include the fitness centre, swimming pool, ice rinks, tennis courts and gyms. All AMS members can access these facilities at UBC student prices from September to April of each year. Please note that some facilities may require students to pay additional user fees. Intramural participation requires payment of the optional UBC Athletics and Recreation fee. Students must request the Athletics & Recreation fee be added to their My LION account in order to access this service. Email info@stmarkscollege.ca for more information.

As a student attending an affiliated college of UBC, St. Mark’s students become members of the UBC AMS. The AMS is the official student union of UBC and represents over 50,000 students and alumni. Members of the AMS have access to additional services: Extended Health & Dental coverage administered by Studentcare fills the gaps in provincial health care and other basic health-care programs (health, dental, vision and travel). All AMS members taking courses in the Fall or Winter Semesters are automatically enrolled in the program. During the Change-of-Enrolment Period for new students in September or January, students may be eligible to opt-out of the program or to enroll family members (spouse and/or dependent children). Go to studentcare.ca for more information. Note: Opting out can only be done through UBC student care, not St. Mark’s College. UBC Athletics & Recreation facilities include the fitness centre, swimming pool, ice rinks, tennis courts and gyms. All AMS members can access these facilities at UBC student prices from September to April of each year. Please note that some facilities may require students to pay additional user fees. Students must request the Athletics & Recreation fee be added to their My LION account in order to access this service. Email info@stmarkscollege.ca for more information. For more information, please go to the Centre for Academic Development, Room 203 or call 604-822-6862 ext. 114.

The Centre for Academic Development is available to undergraduate and graduate students as a Study Hall and as a learning resource that connects students with programs and services at the Catholic Colleges and through the UBC Learning Commons: tutoring, writing assistance along with access to information and workshops on study and research skills. For more information, please go to the Centre for Academic Development, Room 203 or call 604-822-6862 ext. 114. Students can also access the Computer Lab in Room 103 for research, writing papers and online courses. For more info, contact info@stmarkscollege.ca. Students wishing to use the photocopier or print documents in the Micallef library can set up user accounts through the Welcome Centre.

The Campus Life & Ministry team of St. Mark’s College and Corpus Christi College has supported student life, including the faith journey of registered students and all who visit our campus, for over 60 years. We continue to do so as a team comprising the Director of the Campus Life & Ministry Office, the Campus Minister (St. Mark’s Parish Pastor and the Roman Catholic Chaplain to UBC), and Parish staff. For more information, contact the Campus Life & Ministry Office at afung@corpuschristi.ca.

Support services for students with physical and learning disabilities are available at St. Mark’s. Students with Independent Education Plans or documentation related to their disabilities should the Access & Diversity Office located in Brock Hall at least three months before classes start to verify support services to be provided at St. Mark’s. For more information, contact Enrolment Services at St. Mark's. St. Mark’s students have access to the UBC Student Health Services located at the UBC Hospital and UBC Counseling Services located in Brock Hall.

St. Mark’s students have access to the St. Mark’s Dr. John Micallef Memorial Library, as well as the entire UBC library system. Orientations for the Micallef Library are available every term. To obtain a St. Mark’s library card and account, which enables borrowing throughout the Consortium of Theological Schools (St. Mark’s, VST, Regent), please contact St. Mark’s library staff. St. Mark’s students can also access the UBC Libraries, which make up the second-largest group of research-intensive libraries in Canada. There are multiple library locations on the UBC campus. The affiliated UBC Student Card that you receive also functions as your UBC library card. All St. Mark's students should pick up their affiliated UBC Student Card at the carding office in the rear of the UBC bookstore in order to have access to UBC libraries on campus and to UBC library databases online. Check the UBC Card Office webpage at http://ubccard.ubc.ca/location-hours for hours of operation. For more information, please go to the Centre for Academic Development, Room 203 or call 604-822-6862 ext. 114.