Use the humanities to bridge cultural divisions, say UBC profs
In an era when divisions in society seem more prevalent than ever, two UBC humanities professors are using the power of arts, history and philosophy to build bridges and address the world’s most pressing issues.
UBC professor visits University of Exeter under the Global Partnership Visiting International Fellowship
Dr. Jodey Castricano’s visit to the UK opens up opportunities for future collaborative research
The pull of academia carves a pathway for digital humanities prof
Emily Murphy embraces the constant change of technology, empowering students to think imaginatively. In her research, Murphy pursues ideas through technologies such as linked data, looking at how we can describe culture and the relationships between entities — people, places, things, or events.
Faith, Community and Culture conference
This international conference will include Jewish, Christian and Islamic perspectives, dating from the ancient period to the present.
Technology, Culture, and Education Unconference
Conference welcomes participants from the Okanagan technology, culture, and education communities for informal, participant-driven events that facilitate peer-to-peer learning and collaboration.
Q & A: American Puritans, postmodern novels and Russia
Bryce Traister, bringing our work in the humanities and arts to the world
Undergraduate Research Support
Applications for research awards are now being accepted
International bee symposium
Hosted by Border Free Bees
Community Engaged Research
Opportunities for undergraduate students
UBC’s Miles Thorogood recognized for research and creative practice
Research focusses on cognitive science and audio signal analysis