Join us in Wesbrook for the first annual Wesbrook Village Holiday Market by Live at UBC featuring a variety of local artisan vendors! Discover unique, handcrafted goods perfect for gifting (or little treats for yourself), and enjoy some delicious bites and beverages from the surrounding eateries and cafés. The market will be open Saturdays and […]
Join us in Wesbrook for the first annual Wesbrook Village Holiday Market by Live at UBC featuring a variety of local artisan vendors! Discover unique, handcrafted goods perfect for gifting (or little treats for yourself), and enjoy some delicious bites and beverages from the surrounding eateries and cafés. The market will be open Saturdays and […]
Join us for a conversation with Patrick Mackenzie as he shares his own journey in migration work, highlighting real-world applications, challenges, and career paths beyond academia. This event is organized as part of the CMS Graduate Certificate in Migration Studies. Bring your lunch and dive into the conversation! Patrick MacKenzie is the CEO of the Immigrant Employment Council […]
Are you interested in research, collaboration, and study opportunities in Japan? Funding opportunities are available to all fields (social-sciences, humanities, STEM, multi-disciplinary) for research at all Japanese Universities and public research institutions. Students enrolled in any undergraduate program (Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship and the JET Program) Students enrolled in any graduate program (Summer Program) Students […]
Graduate students today have a plethora of academic and professional obligations as well as opportunities they may engage in during their graduate journey. There are also many ways to define success both within and after graduate school. How do you choose which opportunities to take advantage of? Are you setting yourself up to succeed in […]
Speaker: Hanna Frank, PhD Student, UBC School of Population and Public Health Comorbidity indices are integral to epidemiological research; however, existing tools — such as the widely used Charlson index — were originally developed for general in-hospital populations and focused on predicting outcomes relevant to those settings. These indices may lack relevance for specific disease […]
