Welcome Back
Welcome back to campus. We are looking forward to seeing all of our students.
News & events
- Consuming Identity
- The Meaning(s) of Religion in India
- Information session with Kevin O'Neill
- Learn more about the upcoming conference
- Undergraduate Student Conference
- Queens Undergraduate Conference
- Lansdowne Lecture: Andrew Gow, February 2016
- Guest blog post for British Library by faculty member Shamma Boyarin
- Lansdowne Lecture: Benjamin Berger Dec. 1
- South of Heaven Symposium covered in the Times Colonist
- Lansdowne Lecture: Lena Salaymeh Mar 4
Humanities Week 2023
UVic Humanities Week is an annual, week-long series of events that showcase student and faculty research on contemporary social issues.
This year's theme, Food Matters, explores the everyday, controversial, contested and globally interconnected truths about food.
All events are free and open to the public!
Register now or learn more about the events at https://www.uvic.ca/humanitiesweek/
Chemistry seminar: Irina Paci, UVic
Advancing the UN SDGs through the CIFAL Global Network
Anthropology Colloquium Series
Explore Life, Faith & Meaning
Alpha is a series of interactive sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith as an introduction.
Building Character with Virtues
Building character means to strengthen and incorporate virtues such as kindness to develop self-reliance and how to set boundaries.
Access to Justice Issues in BC’s Family Law System
Presentation & Tasting: Sustainability, living wages for producers, & the ‘bean-to-bar’ chocolate movement
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT WEEK AT UVIC
(Ethical) Trade not Aid: supporting global south farmers and producers
Learn more about some benefits and challenges of direct trade and other forms of global sourcing practices aimed at supporting producers, small-scale farmers and farmer cooperatives in
Asia, Africaand South America. More ethical trade, not development 'aid' might better support global south farmers and producers. Join one or both of these presentations to learn more and
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