The UBC Farm Wednesday Campus Market features an assortment of fresh UBC Farm vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers. This mid-week market in front of the UBC Bookstore offers students, staff […]
Each session will include a short didactic presentation and review of learner-submitted cases. Attend all six sessions or even just one to get feedback on challenging cases and gain the […]
In SCARP's Speaker Series, we gather keen minds in planning and several other fields, with insights from UBC, Vancouver, and beyond, to tackle the big challenges we face today and […]
These sixty minute, weekly sessions – facilitated by Technologists and Pedagogy Experts from the CTLT – are designed for faculty and staff at UBC who are using, or thinking about […]
Inclusive teaching creates “a learning environment where all students feel that their differences are valued and respected, have equitable access to learning and other educational opportunities, and are supported to […]
In-person Please join the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology (CTLT) Indigenous Initiatives team as we host our first Classroom Climate Series session of the academic year. During the Open […]
Walt Disney Animation Studios Vancouver will be posting for the following co-op roles for a January 2025 start: Systems Engineering (Kubernetes) Software Engineer, Lighting & Materials (C++ & Python) General […]
Presented by the Centre for Cinema Studies and Cinema Thinks the World, the Critical Thinkers Series features research talks by notable and emerging scholars in Cinema and Media Studies. First […]
Join Grapes to Glass – a four-session Wine Education and Tasting Series presented by the UBC Faculty of Land and Food Systems. Learn about the important elements of wine production, […]
As UBC passes the halfway point on its strategic plan, Shaping UBC’s Next Century, the time is right to revisit the plan and define the university’s specific priorities and actions […]
Stop by a pop-up event at the Vancouver campus and share your input on UBC’s 25-year vision. No registration required.
Storing your data in a repository like Borealis makes it easy for other researchers, publishers, and collaborators to find, use, and cite your data. It supports the Open Science movement […]
