A vision of Metro Vancouver’s health care future links Innovation Boulevard to a Knowledge Corridor
In a recent article in the Vancouver Sun, Arvind Gupta says a rapid transit link joining UBC to Surrey’s ‘boulevard’ would drive innovation.
Report: B.C. University Degree a Good Investment
The Research Universities Council of B.C. released a report regarding employment outcomes for students.
Creative Education; Disruptive Innovation: Vancouver Institute Lecture
Read UBC President Arvind Gupta’s lecture to the Vancouver Institute on universities role in enhancing social and economic productivity.
UBC puts $26.9M to work for 70 research projects
In a visit from Andrew Wilkinson, Minister of Technology, Innovation and Citizens’ Services today UBC profiled some of the research benefiting from close to $27M for 70 research infrastructure projects in 2014.
UBC President raises the university’s profile in India during trade mission
Arvind Gupta announces $250,000 in scholarships for Indian students, promotes student exchange and partnerships
From Here Special – Arvind Gupta
Prof. Arvind Gupta sits down to talk with UBCO-TV.
Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships
The Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships present an exciting opportunity to increase support for student learning, international engagement and student accessibility at UBC.
Live life safer with UBCO technology
UBC Okanagan has received $3.8 million from the federal government for STAR, the Survive and Thrive Applied Research Facility, which will help develop technology to be used by soldiers and emergency personnel.
The binner takes it all
A conference on binning is one way UBC’s Learning Exchange, now in its 15th year, is connecting with Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside
Innovation Strategy to Boost BC’s Knowledge-Intensive Economy
During his October 1 keynote address to the Vancouver Board of Trade, Professor Arvind Gupta introduced a five-point innovation agenda.
Major Entrance Scholarships Reception
Prof. Arvind Gupta welcomed incoming Major Entrance Scholarship winners to UBC at a reception at his home on Sept. 15.
Canadian diamond pioneer donates $9.1 million for Alzheimer’s research
The University of British Columbia’s quest to understand and treat Alzheimer’s disease is being bolstered intellectually and technologically.