Everything you need to know about CAP at UBC.
The University of British Columbia
Vancouver campus
Dr. Christine D’Onofrio receives a Killam Teaching Award
Woooo!! Congrats Christine! "UBC congratulates faculty members and graduate students who have been recognized for their outstanding teaching, research and service to the community."
Welcome to CAP
The Coordinated Arts Program is a multidisciplinary first-year program that eases students' transition to university while introducing them to exciting topics and concepts within the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Creative and Performing Arts.
Our Streams
CAP offers five research streams for its students, each with its unique multidisciplinary focus. Click here to find out which stream is for you!
Our People
Our enthusiastic and approachable instructors work to ensure that learning material, course assignments, and examinations are coordinated in each stream, and collaborate on one team-taught activity throughout the year.
CAP Conference
The CAP Conference is an exciting annual event, where we celebrate students' pursuit of knowledge and their scholarly efforts. Students are given the opportunity to showcase their work in creative ways.
An introduction to our Program, its history and aims, as well as location and contact information.
Learn more about UBC, its campus and reputation for excellence in teaching and research.
Get to know the city, its unique setting, cultural diversity and reputation as one of the world’s most liveable cities.
We’re Hiring: CAP Sessional Lectureships – Global Citizens
The Coordinated Arts Program (CAP) in the Faculty of Arts at the University of British Columbia invites applications for part-time sessional lectureships for the 2018 Winter Session to cover the two sections of ASTU 100 in the Global Citizens stream, with the total number of sections available subject to enrolment. Available sections are: ASTU 100 […]
We’re Hiring: CAP Sessional Lectureships – Media Studies
The Coordinated Arts Program (CAP) in the Faculty of Arts at the University of British Columbia invites applications for part-time sessional lectureships for the 2018 Winter Session to cover sections of ASTU 100 (6 credits) in the Media Studies stream, with the total number of sections available subject to enrolment. Click here for more information. Click here to apply […]
Dr. Christine D’Onofrio receives a Killam Teaching Award
Woooo!! Congrats Christine! "UBC congratulates faculty members and graduate students who have been recognized for their outstanding teaching, research and service to the community."
We’re Hiring: CAP Sessional Lectureships:
The Coordinated Arts Program (CAP) in the Faculty of Arts at the University of British Columbia invites applications for part-time sessional lectureships for the 2018 Winter Session to cover sections of ASTU 100 (6 credits) in the Law and Society, Individual and Society, and Media Studies streams, with the total number of sections available subject […]
We’re Hiring: CAP Lecturer
The Coordinated Arts Program (CAP) in the Faculty of Arts, at the University of British Columbia (Vancouver), seeks an experienced and innovative educator to join its faculty as a Lecturer, teaching academic writing and literary studies, with an anticipated start date of July 1, 2018. This position is now closed, thank you for your interest.
Drop-In Academic Advising
Current CAP students are encouraged to drop-in with their academic advising questions.
Gateway Casual Friday theme for Jan 26
All Gateway students + profs are invited. Love DND? Join us. Never played DND? Join us.
Stream Team: CAP Alumni panel
Current CAP students are invited to engage with a panel of CAP alumni.
Heather Latimer, CAP Lecturer, talks about community-based experiential learning
Heather Latimer, lecturer in CAP and GRSSJ discusses how her TLEF project will help integrate community-based experiential learning into CAP’s Law and Society stream.
Laurie McNeill, FYP Chair, talks about academic integrity
Laurie McNeill, Chair of First-Year Programs, talks about the work being done by ASRW, Arts One, and CAP faculty to change the conversation about academic integrity.
For a full list of events click here