Rethinking Trauma, Memory, and Affect
Anika Saba from the Doctor of Philosophy in Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies – Power, Conflict, and Ideas Theme discusses her research, her passion for the art of storytelling, and what brought her to UBCO
Professional Master’s will train next generation of biotech experts
UBC Okanagan’s MBtec is a 16-month, course-based program ready to welcome its first cohort of students in September
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UBCO’s Killam Doctoral Scholarship Winners are Leading the Way with Innovative Research
From exploring music and machine learning to investigating new methods for diagnosing mild traumatic brain injury, the 2024/2025 UBCO Killam winners are conducting ground breaking research.
Meet Christopher Anderson
A Killam Doctoral Scholarship winner, Christopher Anderson is exploring machine learning and music.
Meet Elnaz Ghahremani Rad
Elnaz’s research focuses on advancing solar energy infrastructure in British Columbia (BC), addressing climate change and energy security challenges.
Meet Levi Oostenbrink
Levi’s research focuses on investigating the unique impact of boat-based bear-viewing on grizzly bear activity patterns by using remote camera traps.
Meet Usmita Adhikari
Usmita’s research focuses on developing an environment friendly approach towards construction of hydraulic barrier liners for hazardous municipal waste detention facilities.
Meet Thais Ayres Rebello
Thais’ research focuses on developing an assessment methodology for the sustainability of Urban Water Systems.
Innovating doctoral research through podcasting
How Stephenie Hendricks uses storytelling to increase access to environmental health education.
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Fuelling the future of transit needs exact change
UBC Okanagan’s Lifecycle Management Lab is helping transform public transit.
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