At UBC, theses and dissertations are required to have an abstract and lay summary. This online workshop is designed to help you enhance your abstract and lay summary writing skills.
The purpose of this session is welcome new Bachelor of Applied Science students into our program and begin to build their sense of connection with people, places, and resources that will shape and support their university experience.
Fuzzy on physics? As part of Jumpstart, join us in COM 201 for this Back to Basics session to review fundamental physics concepts and participate in collaborative practice with your peers. Check out the schedule for information on other Back to Basics sessions brought to you by the Student Learning Hub.
Confused about chemistry? As part of Jumpstart, join us in COM 201 for this Back to Basics session to review essential concepts and develop positive approaches to learning chemistry at UBC. Check out the schedule for information on other Back to Basics sessions brought to you by the Student Learning Hub.
Fuzzy on paragraphs? Muddled about reading? Worried about writing? As part of Jumpstart, join us in ASC 140 for this Back to Basics session to prepare for university-level reading and writing. Check out the schedule for information on other Back to Basics sessions brought to you by the Student Learning Hub.
Muddled about math? As part of Jumpstart, join us in COM 201 for this Back to Basics session to review foundational concepts and make sure you have the prerequisite skills needed for UBC math. Check out the schedule for information on other Back to Basics sessions brought to you by the Student Learning Hub.
This workshop will focus on demystifying the postdoc application by providing an overview of the planning process, some general tips on writing a compelling research proposal, and managing the applications.
Join Indigenous Programs and Services for a livestream of the 2023 Moose Hide Campaign Day ceremony on May 11 from 8:30 to 10 am in COM 201.
Join Nora Young, host of CBC’s Spark, as she moderates the inaugural UBC Okanagan Debates
UBC faculty and staff are invited to join the Principal and Deputy-Vice Chancellor for the annual Spring Town Hall.
Join our weekly hybrid Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community.
Join our weekly hybrid Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community.
Using SPSS for your research statistics? Ask your questions about SPSS and learn tips to use the program effectively at our SPSS Q&A Drop-in.
Join our weekly hybrid Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community.
Join us for a two-day zine fair! UBCO undergraduate students will be showcasing over 50 unique zines.
Join us for a two-day zine fair! UBCO undergraduate students will be showcasing over 50 unique zines.
A symposium to showcase the work of the researchers involved in the Immersive Technologies (CITech)
Join our weekly hybrid Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community.
Join our weekly hybrid Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community.
Dr. Annie Wan will talk about the work she is doing with virtual reality (VR) related to OpenAI’s virtual health assistant and Alzheimer's research
Join our weekly hybrid Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community.
This online workshop offers tips to prepare for the defense, including in depth discussion of how to prepare effective slides for your presentation
Dr. Kenneth Chau will talk about his work with and immersive visualization technologies
We offer strategies for managing time for research projects in this hybrid workshop.
Are you a student who is about to complete their program and you’re hoping to remain in Canada and work full-time? Join our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant to learn about what options are available to you. You may be eligible to remain in Canada and work full-time with a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP). Topics that […]
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