Tailored for newcomers with little to no experience in R or other scripted tools, we offer a low-barrier entry to unleash your computer's potential for data mastery, moving beyond Excel or SPSS.
This stream is for eligible Master’s students, as well as PhD candidates and graduates at UBCO. In this session we will talk about eligibility, documents, application process, and timeline. REGISTER NOW
Thinking of applying for a Global Seminar and have some questions? Join us at our Global Seminar Info Session!
If you plan to use employment to support your immigration, learn how your experiences are evaluated using the TEER/NOC system.
The Future of Small is the second Future of Work event presented by BDO Canada and the Faculty of Management.
Stand out to employers with a well-written resume and cover letter while conveying your story effectively.
Looking to set a regular, physical activity routine or just want to know there will be some others to play “drop-in” sports with on a regular basis
Looking to set a regular, physical activity routine or just want to know there will be some others to play “drop-in” sports with on a regular basis
*Please note this event is canceled* Join Senja for a 4-week, Introduction to Meditation! Each session will start by learning basic information about meditation including the history of meditation, common misconceptions, the benefits of meditation, and how to set-up a personal practice! Location: Portable at the UBCO Gymnasium Dates: Wednesday, October 18 and 25, and […]
Join the Media Studies Seminar Series for a virtual presentation from Julia Read
The Undergraduate Research Ambassadors are hosting a pop-up booth to connect with students interested in learning more about undergraduate research opportunities.
Unwind, de-stress, and take a moment for your mental wellness in a 1-hour yoga class, open to all campus students.
This panel discussion was inspired by graduate students in the Community Engagement, Social Change and Equity theme and will feature a q and a between students, audience members and panelists.
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a cultural celebration of life primarily celebrated in Mexico. Visit the altar to commemorate those who have passed, and learn about this cultural celebration.
As part of Global Education Week 2023, students, faculty, and staff submitted photos that showed their experience studying, working, volunteering, or travelling in Canada and around the world. Photos will be displayed outside the UNC Ballroom during Global Education Week from October 30 to November 2, where participants can view and vote for their favorite photos.
Collect stamps and win prizes! As part of Global Education Week 2023, the Global Engagement Office (GEO) will distribute folded passports throughout the week. Students who attend certain events or complete certain objectives over the course of the week can get their passports stamped. The more stamps a student collects, the more likely they will […]
Are you working on an OER Fund project or developing and incorporating open educational resources (OER) into your teaching and learning? Join us for a discussion about how to design or adapt OER so they are more open, accessible, and equitable for all learners.
This is a minimal-math introduction to interpreting math for social science researchers who want to feel more comfortable with the tools they use in every study.
Alexandre Santos will defend their dissertation.
Our introductory workshops are specially crafted for beginners with limited or no experience in Python or similar script-driven tools. Designed as a welcoming introduction, these workshops empower you to harness your computer's capabilities for data exploration, taking you beyond the confines of graphical software like Excel or SPSS. Join us and dive into the world of data with confidence!
Looking to set a regular, physical activity routine or just want to know there will be some others to play “drop-in” sports with on a regular basis
Join us for an afternoon of sharing food and fostering intercultural learning
Brianne Christensen will defend their thesis.
Starting the Conversation is a speaker’s series hosted by the Institute for Community Engaged Research. The talks are more informal opportunities to think out loud, explore and exchange ideas. Everyone is welcome to attend.
How to choose a career path? What can I do with my bachelor's degree? How can I figure out what I want to do?
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