Kiwi – Pets of UBC Psych
Kiwi will make sure she gets her belly rubs from you! Learn more about the 2-year-old and her love for the outdoors.
ConGRADulations to our fall graduates!
UBC Psychology extends our warmest gratitude to our graduating students for allowing us to be a part of your journey. Congratulations and hats off to our students!
Alumni spotlight: Dr. Michael Muthukrishna’s book launch and research on cultural evolution
Dr. Michael Muthukrishna’s (Ph. D ‘15) recent book A Theory of Everyone speaks volumes about his experience in the field of cultual evolution and public policy.
Dr. Ara Norenzayan named a UBC Distinguished University Scholar
Congratulations to Dr. Ara Norenzayan, who was recently named a UBC Distinguished University Scholar! The Distinguished University Scholar awards recognize exceptional members of faculty who have distinguished themselves as scholars in research and/or teaching and learning. The award is conferred by the President on the recommendation of an Adjudication Panel. Dr. Ara Norenzayan is a […]
Using science to inform policy: Q&A with Dr. Jiaying Zhao
We spoke with Dr. Zhao to learn more about her work on Bill S-233, and using her research and science to inform policy in Canada.
Cooper – Pets of UBC Psych
Coop-a-Doop is here to put a smile on your face! Learn more about Cooper and his love for adventures and tennis balls!
Resources and support for the UBC Community amidst geopolitical tensions
The University of British Columbia’s Office of the Provost & Vice-President Academic issued an announcement in response to the current geopolitical tensions between Canada and India.
Julia Nakamura named a UBC Public Scholar
Julia Nakamura, a PhD student in UBC’s health psychology program, was recently named a UBC Public Scholar. Learn more about her research!
UBC Psychology stands with our 2SLGBTQIA+ students
Our department is a supportive place for 2SLGBTQIA+ students, faculty and staff, and we advocate for policies that safeguard their human rights.
We gave $7,500 to people experiencing homelessness — here’s what happened next
Homelessness is a deeply misunderstood and complex issue. When people hear the term, they tend to associate it with mental illness or problematic substance use. Individuals experiencing homelessness are heavily stigmatized, dehumanized, and perceived to be less competent and trustworthy. But the reality is far more complicated than these perceptions.