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165 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university
Education - Teaching Children University of British Columbia
4,2(194)Vancouver, Canada +1 Top 1% in WorldwideThis Education - Teaching Children program from University of British Columbia, provides significant practical experience with a generalist focus, which means putting students and the quality of their learning first and foremost.
Creative Writing University of British Columbia
4,2(194)Vancouver, Canada Top 1% in WorldwideThe Creative Writing programme at the University of British Columbia is a two-year studio-based Bachelor of Fine Arts. This public course focuses on diverse literary and dramatic forms through intensive workshops. Students engage in professional creative development across multiple genres while studying at the Vancouver campus.
Forest Management University of British Columbia
4,2(194)Vancouver, Canada Top 1% in WorldwideThe Forest Management programme at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources. This public study mode degree focuses on sustainable forestry practices, resource planning, and land management, preparing students for professional roles in the environmental sector.
Kinesiology University of British Columbia
4,2(194)Vancouver, Canada Top 1% in WorldwideThe Kinesiology programme at the University of British Columbia is a premier bachelor degree delivered in a full-time, public study mode. Over four years, students explore human movement and health through a world-class curriculum. This comprehensive course provides an exceptional foundation in both physical and social sciences.
Indigenous Land Stewardship University of British Columbia
4,2(194)Vancouver, Canada Top 1% in WorldwideThe Indigenous Land Stewardship programme at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time bachelor degree. This public study mode course focuses on land-based learning and Indigenous-led education, preparing students to manage natural resources through a blend of traditional knowledge and modern science.