Opening Hours: Tuesday to Friday from 10 am to 5 pm / Saturday and Sunday from noon to 5 pm / Closed holidays and Mondays What Is Welcome? includes works […]
Knowledge is power, and the more you know about your financial responsibilities and opportunities, the better prepared you will be for your time at UBC. Feel more confident about the […]
Do you have questions about how to thoughtfully integrate Indigenous content and representation into your course work? Curious about how to offer meaningful land acknowledgements in online meetings or events […]
Explore award opportunities both at UBC and beyond! Learn more about what award programs are looking for, ways to harness your individual strengths to stand out from the crowd, and […]
Nothing beats a plan. With solid financial understanding, you can concentrate on what’s important – which is not worrying about money! Being able to budget confidently and learning the ins […]
Do you have questions about how to thoughtfully integrate Indigenous content and representation into your course work? Curious about how to offer meaningful land acknowledgements in online meetings or events […]
This event is part of the CTLT Summer Institute, taking place from August 21–25, 2023. This session is designed to help educators start exploring anti-racism in teaching and learning by reflecting […]
This event is part of the CTLT Summer Institute, taking place from August 21–25, 2023. TA Training and support at UBC aims to create inclusive and equitable classrooms, as well as […]
This event is part of the CTLT Summer Institute, taking place from August 21–25, 2023. This presentation will take a foundational look at the impacts of colonial erasure on gender and […]
REGISTER NOW! Join us at the Gallery on September 15 for two screenings of BONES OF CROWS, written and directed by Marie Clements. Unfolding over 100 years, BONES OF CROWS […]
Do you have questions about how to thoughtfully integrate Indigenous content and representation into your course work? Curious about how to offer meaningful land acknowledgements in online meetings or events […]
Plants are truly the world’s first teachers. Not so long ago, weaving plant fibres made the difference between human beings surviving or thriving, sometimes even between life or death. Today […]
