Math Circle is a group that meets regularly with the aim of helping high school students practice and develop competition math skills. Weekly meetings occur on campus in January to April of each school year. Students attend lectures on various mathematical topics given by UBC's excellent faculty and then work on competition-level problem sets.
To learn about the history of Math Circle, click here to visit its page on the UBC Math Department's outreach website. The Math Circle is currently organized by Professor Dragos Ghioca and student volunteers at UBC. This year, the organizers are Henry Xia and Victor Wang.
This year, Math Circle is held from 5-7pm PST on Mondays, starting January 18th. If you are a student interested in joining Math Circle, please email or .
| Date | Problem Set | Speaker | Topic |
| Jan 18 | Problem Set 1 | Prof. Dragos Ghioca | Irreducibility criteria for polynomials |
| Jan 25 | Problem Set 2 | Prof. Richard Anstee | The quest of the perfect square |
| Feb 01 | Problem Set 3 | TBD | TBD |
Feel free to take a look at our previous problem sets!