In the years between getting accepted into your specialization and your graduating year, you will have the opportunity to develop your experience and transferable skills as you build towards future careers. By this point, the majority of students in UBC Science will be settled in their program… read more
You've probably heard already.... you need to apply for a specialization (e.g. major) in the Spring after you enter second year class standing.UBC Science runs a coordinated admissions process for BSc specializations. All majors, most combined majors, and a few honours and combined honours… read more
Welcome to UBC Science! Let's dive in and start looking at your first year, whether its your first year of university or if you're transferring from another institution.Things to Think About in Your First YearKeep your doors open when planning courses—don't limit your program specialization… read more
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UBC and the Faculty of Science take Academic Integrity very seriously – in fact, it’s the foundation of what makes your education one of the finest in the world. Academic integrity is an integral part of your degree integrity.Would you know academic misconduct if you saw it, or have you worried… read more
As a UBC Science student, you may be interested in undertaking an academic research experience during your undergrad. Below are three of the major opportunities you can explore. Be sure to thoroughly read all requirements, conditions, and considerations.NSERC Undergraduate Student Research… read more
There are some new additions and replacements for courses offered by the Faculty of Science. Read on to learn about these highlighted courses.ATSC 413: Forest Fire Weather and ClimateWildfire hazards are increasingly threatening people living near the urban/forest interface. These threats are… read more
We honour xwməθkwəy̓ əm (Musqueam) on whose ancestral, unceded territory UBC Vancouver is situated. UBC Science is committed to building meaningful relationships with Indigenous peoples so we can advance Reconciliation and ensure traditional ways of knowing enrich our teaching and research.
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