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Meet the Class of 2015: Bachelor of Midwifery
Established in 2001, UBC’s four-year Midwifery degree program has been preparing midwives for practice in B.C. for over a decade. This spring, eight UBC Midwifery students will earn their degrees and embark on the next stage of their journey as registered midwives. As part of the Faculty of Medicine’s 2015 Spring Graduation Series, we sat […]
Midwifery (BMW)
Our program prepares graduates to work as primary caregivers for childbearing women, newborns, and their families. Students learn in classroom settings and gain clinical experience across the province.
Occupational Therapy (MOT)
Our MOT program prepares graduates to provide services to maintain, restore or improve the ability of patients to perform in the areas of self-care, productivity and leisure activities.
Physical Therapy (MPT)
Our MPT program prepares students to assess and treat movement dysfunction in people. The fully distributed program provides students with the opportunity to learn in Vancouver, Surrey, Victoria or Prince George.
Population and Public Health
A range of graduate-level academic programs training researchers and practitioners in the field of public health.
Medical Laboratory Science (BMLSc)
BMLSc students learn theoretical knowledge in a broad range of subjects as well as practical, hands-on experience in a variety of lab techniques.
Vancouver International Summer Program in Medicine
Our program provides an opportunity for international undergraduate students to learn about Canadian culture and medical practices through social activities and classes.
Global Surgical Care (GCGSC, MGSC)
The graduate certificate and master’s degree programs are designed for students, trainees and health care professionals interested in focusing on the global health burden of unmet surgical care.
Med student creates art classes for people living with brain injuries
New idea tackles depression and social isolation while creating useable art work.
Diabetes prevention in Vancouver’s South Asian community
Kirandeep Kaur Kandola, Vancouver Fraser Medical Program Class of 2017, discusses her 2014 SSRP project, which examined diabetes in Vancouver’s South Asian community. Please briefly describe the SSRP project you were involved in. KK: I had the opportunity to be a member of the Prevention Matters research team under Dr. Tricia Tang this past summer. […]