Education
Physician, teach thyself
By jwong | September 26, 2014
New technologies are helping future doctors take their education into their own hands.
Big jump coming for UBC’s speech-language pathology program
By bkladko | September 16, 2014
First-year slots in the master’s degree program will grow by 56 per cent, to help address the shortage of therapists.
Occupational therapist-turned-children’s author shares her personal journey
By jwong | September 11, 2014
Paulette Bourgeois was the keynote at this year’s OT Capstone Conference.
UBC’s Rural Family Medicine Residency Program expanding to Kootenay Boundary region
By jwong | September 9, 2014
The expansion will build on new residency programs in the Coastal and Interior regions of B.C.
An injection of youth
By bkladko | September 5, 2014
Meet the two youngest medical students in UBC history.
A road less travelled
By jwong | September 4, 2014
To build a more diverse medical workforce, UBC has been encouraging youths in Aboriginal, rural and remote communities to consider careers in health.
Graduate students receive prestigious Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship
By jwong | August 15, 2014
Ten graduate students from several Faculty of Medicine departments were selected to win the prestigious Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships. The Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships program, created in 2008, attracts and retains world-class doctoral students and helps establish Canada as a global centre of excellence in research and higher learning. Vanier scholars are selected through a competitive […]
Coastal community partnerships enrich residency training for new doctors
By jwong | August 5, 2014
Jessica Palmer is part of the first cohort of eight Coastal family practice residents.
Faculty of Medicine creates a new option for graduate students
By bkladko | July 14, 2014
Students can now pursue research-oriented advanced degrees with faculty members in Victoria, Prince George and Kelowna.
Students from Masters of Public Health Program Win CES Student Case Competition
By jwong | July 3, 2014
Five students who are in the Masters of Public Health Program were one of three winning teams in Round 1 of the Canadian Evaluation Society (CES) annual Case Competition.