Gain a deep understanding of the economy and examine the social, cross-cultural, and ethical dimensions of economic decision-making. You’ll learn how to choose and apply appropriate quantitative methods to a range of economic issues, and effectively communicate complex economic issues. Your studies will include courses such as “Introduction to Game Theory and Applications” and “Economics of Renewable Resources.”
Study within Canada’s leading management research school and build your expertise in myriad areas of business. The dynamic and challenging curriculum allows you to choose from ten specializations to focus your degree on the topics you're most passionate about.
In this program students gain complete foundational business, math, economics, marketing, and finance courses to establish a broad base of knowledge. Students can major in Accounting, Finance, Human Resource Management and Marketing.
Join an accelerated program in which you'll earn both a UBC Bachelor and a Master of Management degree in as little as 4.5 years. Learn how to contribute to the future development of organizations, sectors, communities, and regions facing questions regarding climate justice, reconciliation, and social and economic inequality.
Biology is the science that explores and explains the life within and around us, investigating everything from how molecules move within cells to how ecosystems flourish in varied environments. Our multidisciplinary and lab-focused curriculum emphasizes both the academic and applied skill sets you need to pursue opportunities in a range of fields including health, biotechnology, and conservation and resource management.
The Associate of Science degree offers maximum flexibility, allowing you to take a broad range of science courses along with general electives. Our multidisciplinary and laboratory-intensive curriculum emphasizes both the academic and applied skill sets you need to succeed, particularly in the growing fields of green, health, and applied sciences.
Gain an excellent grounding in modern scientific methods of conducting lab work and research.
You'll complete two years of first- and second-year university-level courses, including courses in math, various sciences and electives. You can also choose to focus your education by selecting from science courses that share a similar specialty or theme, such as biology, chemistry, earth and environmental sciences, or mathematics.
Students will gain a thorough grounding in mathematics and natural sciences, including laboratory practice, and technical communications. They will also be introduced to Canadian engineering practice, history and social context, and engineering principles of case study and design.
Develop your skills working with diverse types of information with courses in geographic through, geographic information systems, and research design while exploring topics such as physical geography, human geography, natural hazards, society and urban space, and current geographic issues.