Learn about challenges facing freedom of speech in Canada and the U.S. at a presentation hosted by the Department of Economics, Philosophy and Political Science.
Join us to hear from industry leaders, participate in tailored discussions and network with representatives from sustainability-focused industries, agriculture, and economic development commissions.
Join McGill University's Professor Jacob Levy as he discusses the topic of culture wars as a teachable moment for free speech and academic freedom.
The Philosophy program will be hosting a colloquim featuring international guest speakers Dr. Eddy Keming Chen and Dr. Alan Hájek.
The UBC Philosophy Speaker Series is pleased to present Dr. Gurpreet Rattan from the University of Toronto.
Should we care about technology as a political force? Dr. Stefan Kehlenbach discusses the intersection of technology, structures of power, and politics.
Join us for a conversation between leading scholars on the past, present, and future of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies.
The Political Science Speaker Series wraps up with an engaging presentation by Dr. Diana Fu from The University of Toronto.
Join special guest speaker Tom Ginsburg for an engaging lecture entitled, A Constitutional Perspective on Institutional Neutrality.
Stop by and visit our booth! At the Central Okanagan Economic Development Commission, we know it takes a village to build a successful business and a thriving business community. Every […]
Join Justice Bradley Miller of the Court of Appeals for Ontario as he delivers the UBC Constitutional Lecture 2024.
The Department of Economics, Philosophy and Political Science is hosting a launch party for the newly published book, The Ethics and Economics of Liberal Democracies: Foundations for PPE, written by UBCO faculty members.
Join us at the Roger W. Gale Symposium, where we will address the role of AI-based technologies as it relates to health and the effects on youth.
Join Professor Stephen Saideman, Paterson Chair in International Affairs at Carleton University, for a special lecture on the importance of civilian control in
the military.
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