UBC Science offers master’s and doctoral degrees through nine departments and 350 research groups. Each program offers a broad spectrum of research activities. In Botany, for example, students can explore cell and developmental biology, genomics and genetics, plant physiology and biochemistry, terrestrial and marine ecology, biosystematics and evolution, protistology, and mycology.

Dynamic interactions between sub-disciplines provide the opportunity to combine expertise in fields such as climatology, meteorology and atmospheric chemistry, or astrophysics, condensed matter and particle physics, or biochemistry and genomics – to name just a few.

Graduate Programs

Astronomy (Calendar Entry | Program Site | UBC Graduate Studies Profile)
Atmospheric Science (Calendar Entry | Program Site | UBC Graduate Studies Profile)
Botany (Calendar Entry | Program Site | UBC Graduate Studies Profile)
Chemistry (Calendar Entry | Program Site | UBC Graduate Studies Profile)
Computer Science (Calendar Entry | Program Site | UBC Graduate Studies Profile)
Engineering Physics (Calendar Entry | Program Site | UBC Graduate Studies Profile)
Geological Science(Calendar Entry | Program Site | UBC Graduate Studies Profile)
Geophysics (Calendar Entry | Program Site | UBC Graduate Studies Profile)
Mathematics (Calendar Entry | Program Site | UBC Graduate Studies Profile)
Microbiology and Immunology (Calendar Entry | Program Site | UBC Graduate Studies Profile)
Oceanography (Calendar Entry | Program Site | UBC Graduate Studies Profile)
Physics (Calendar Entry | Program Site | UBC Graduate Studies Profile)
Statistics (Calendar Entry | Program Site | UBC Graduate Studies Profile)
Zoology (Calendar Entry | Program Site | UBC Graduate Studies Profile)