University of Northern British Columbia

The University of Northern British Columbia, a tiny public university focusing on research in British Columbia, Canada, was founded in 1990. The institution provides undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate programmes in various subject areas.

Undergraduate programmes are offered in various fields, including the arts, business, applied sciences, health sciences, social work, and nursing. The postgraduate programmes offer courses in management, business, international studies, health science, and integrated wood design. The PhD programmes cover psychology, the natural sciences, and health sciences. The students can select a course based on their area of interest, thanks to the large array of options accessible. Read the FAQs about Admission to the University of Northern British Columbia.

Regarding rankings, the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) has largely maintained a consistent ranking pattern over time. Times Higher Education ranked the university between 801 and 1000 for three consecutive years, from 2019 to 2021. Teaching, Research, and Citations are each given 30% weight in Times Higher Education's (THE) rating methodology.