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Choosing Biology for flexibility and hands-on experiences

“I highly recommend the co-op program to anyone in the sciences as it provides hands-on experience, networking opportunities, and a level of professional growth that’s hard to replicate in a classroom setting.” - Emily P., Bachelor of Science

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Christine Schreyer

Christine's Story

A mother tongue for the Man of Steel

Christine's Story

UBC Okanagan professor of Linguistic Anthropology was recruited by Hollywood to create Kryptonian language for the new Superman movie.

Eva's Story

Earth to Commander Hadfield

Eva's Story

As Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield floated through the cosmos, a UBC student worked to keep him connected to Earth.

Marina's Story

Making economics sexy

Marina's Story

Marina Adshade believes economics helps us understand topics related to sex and love.

Dr. Chapman's Story

UBC literary detective discovers Edith Eaton's lost works

Dr. Chapman's Story

Dr. Mary Chapman’s discovery of lost works by Edith Eaton is one of the largest literary discoveries in 20 years.

Group Story

UBC Okanagan students experience Model UN conference

Group Story

While they are UBC students today, they may well be the leaders of tomorrow.

Rachel's Story

Move-in Day at UBC's Vancouver campus

Rachel's Story

Watch the “Rachel’s Move-in Day” video for an insider's look at what it’s like to make the transition to university life.

Abhinav's Story

Providing a helping hand for international students

Abhinav's Story

One student stresses the necessity for international students to take initiative in seeking help on campus.

Dr. Bridson's Story

Hollywood turns to UBC Prof's software to simulate water in films

Dr. Bridson's Story

Dr. Bridson’s work is “an interesting mix of physics, math, computer science, and a little artistic appreciation.”