This is an invitation for all MEd students to join a virtual meetup with peers and talk about how things have been going, how you experienced this term, and share plans for the winter break and the coming year. It’s a great opportunity to meet other people in your program! Date and time: Wednesday, December […]
Date & Time: Thursday, February 10 at 12:00 pm PT Modality: Hybrid Location: Ponderosa Commons Multipurpose Room 2012 (1st floor) and on Zoom Description: This is the first of two sessions. In this occasion Dr. Kelly will introduce the online mini-course on Qualitative Data Analysis. She designed the course to complement students’ knowledge and be […]
Join us for a second iteration of Career Connections Day (https://edst.educ.ubc.ca/career-connections-day-2022/). Meet Educational Studies alumni from across sectors and chat with them about their career journeys. Visit https://edst.educ.ubc.ca/careerday2019/ to learn more about our previous iteration.
In this presentation, Chief Ninawa Huni Kui will present an overview of the challenges faced by his people as guardians of the Amazon rainforest and river-basin, and the implications of further destruction of the Amazon for the global climate crisis. Chief Ninawa will also present an outline of his existing research partnerships across faculties at […]
Where to next? Interested in joining a dynamic community of leaders and scholars committed to connecting scholarship to educational practice? Join us on Monday, August 8th at 4 pm
As the world seeks sustainable solutions to climate change, the green transition has gained significant momentum. However, it is crucial to critically examine the potential neocolonial implications of these efforts, particularly regarding Indigenous communities. In this presentation, Mateus Tremembé sheds light on the ongoing struggle of the Tremembé Indigenous People in northeastern Brazil against the […]
Join us to discuss the impact of recent policy changes on international students in Canada and how they intersect with colonial dynamics and the future of higher education. For decades, Canadian higher education turned to international student recruitment to make up for stagnant public funds. However, growing public concern that international students were competing for […]
