Programs and degree options | UBC Science
PROGRAM OPTIONS: Major or Honours, Atmospheric Science | Combined Honours, Atmospheric Science and Computer Science | Co-op
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New space molecule largest ever detected using radioastronomy. October 21, 2024 The discovery of a four-ring carbon molecule in a distant interstellar cloud may help to reveal how our own solar system formed.An asteroid has helped researchers discover the largest molecule ever detected by radioastronomy, and the third-largest identified in …
Neuroscience | UBC Science
Neuroscience is interdisciplinary by nature: It is a tremendously varied field composed of individuals engaged in a wide variety of research and non-research activities. Neuroscience has displayed accelerated growth in recent decades. In the past decade, biotechnological advances have dramatically expanded the toolkit of neuroscientists, further fueling this growth.
Post-secondary Transfer Applicants - UBC Science
Who is a Transfer Applicant? Anyone seeking admission after studying in a different post-secondary program at UBC or elsewhere. That includes: Students currently (or previously) enrolled at a different post-secondary institution and who have not completed their degree. Current UBC students enrolled ...
Forensic Science | UBC Science
Forensic science is the application of science to criminal and civil laws during a criminal investigation. The Biochemistry and Forensic Science specialization will provide students with job ready skills and abilities to become the future leaders of the forensic science and biochemistry industries. The curriculum taught at UBC and BCIT will include courses in core science and provide a broad ...
Degree Types: Majors, Minors, and More | UBC Science
A major involves specialization in a single field, while allowing sufficient elective space to explore other areas. It may lead to graduate studies if you achieve sufficiently high standing. UBC Science students select their major in June, after their first year. In March, students attend ...
Choosing Your Courses in First Year Science | UBC Science
Some specializations (e.g. majors) will require that you have completed Math course(s) - figure out where you should start Communication Requirement: To complete your first year course schedule with electives, you will want to consider the Communication Requirement.Students admitted directly from secondary school are required to take SCIE_V 113 in their first year.
Tips for Starting a Successful Study Group - UBC Science
Jul 21, 2016 · When you practice and teach others course material, it is easier to remember the information and recall it later on.You’ve likely heard that study groups are a good idea, but do you know why they are? There are a few keys to making study groups productive and efficient (and not just another outlet of your precious minutes).
Biology - UBC Science
Biology is a very broad field dedicated to the study of all aspects of living things and their vital processes. It encompasses the study of animals, plants, insects, and microbes as well as their relationships with their environments. Biologists work in industry, government labs, universities, park services, consulting companies, and other areas.
BSc Specialization Application: Requirements | UBC Science
The application is now closed. Honours (1136): Biotechnology; Science honours requirements, sessional avg >= 70% and 6 cr ENGL 1** or WRDS 1** or SCIE 113 or other eligible communication courses (3 of these 6 cr may be completed during summer session following Year 1).