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The pandemic has upended our work routines. Advancing technology is propelling us into an unknown future. And powerful social movements are tearing down barriers to equality. There’s only one thing we can reliably predict in the future world of work, and that’s change.

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UBC’s global alumni network is over 370,000 strong, with alumni living in 150 countries...

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Our panel of experts discuss values, ethics, and integrity for responsible leadership.

Organizational health experts explain how to improve trust for better communication at work.

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Dr. Simard shares her research on how mother trees support seedlings for the forest's health.

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UBC experts discuss how warming temperatures affect marine life and oceans like the Salish Sea.

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Dr. Jasper Chan discusses his observations on the city’s COVID-19 successes.

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UBC’s global alumni network is over 370,000 strong, with alumni living in 150 countries...

To navigate constant change around you, you need to start thinking and acting differently.

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We’ve all been told that the earlier you start focusing on your finances, the better off you’ll...

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UBC’s global alumni network is over 370,000 strong, with alumni living in 150 countries...

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Unpaid caregivers have long been undervalued and have historically been women. Today, people of...

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The love for fine wine and art often goes hand-in-hand. Through the blend of Okanagan wine and...