Why study at UBC Okanagan?

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Why study at UBC Okanagan?

The courage of our students and faculty help keep UBC among the world’s top universities. And UBC Okanagan’s rising research scene is the perfect place to thrive. UBC’s Okanagan campus offers more than 50 bachelor programs, including dozens of majors, minors and interdisciplinary programs that cross departmental boundaries.

What scholarships are available at UBC Okanagan?

There are currently four scholarships offered in this program: Finch Family Graduate Award, UBC Okanagan Graduate Scholarship, Arvind Gupta and Michelle Pereira Graduate Scholarship, Canadian Federation of University Women Kelowna Graduate Scholarship. One $3,050 prize has been endowed by Grant and Beryl Carnine to honour their son, Bryce Carnine.

Why study cultural anthropology at UBC Okanagan?

Cultural Anthropology is a main area of focus at UBC’s Okanagan campus. Explore a variety of global perspectives for studying art and visual culture, with courses on the arts of South Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and the Americas.

Where is Okanagan University located?

“UBC Okanagan has built a well-earned reputation as an innovative research university with an entrepreneurial spirit and I can’t wait to contribute to its success,” says Cormack.

Who is UBC Okanagan’s new Vice-Chancellor?

The University of British Columbia announced today that Lesley Cormack has been appointed as the new Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Principal of UBC Okanagan and will formally begin the role on July 1, 2020.

Who are the senior leaders of the UBC system?

Senior leaders from throughout the UBC system report to UBC President and Vice-Chancellor Santa J. Ono. The senior administrator for the Okanagan campus is the Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Principal.

Who is the senior administrator for the Okanagan campus?

The senior administrator for the Okanagan campus is the Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Principal.