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  • CAP PPE stream

    The Philosophy, Political Science, and Economics (PPE) stream invites students to engage with the world and ask tough questions about government policy, economic organization, and social justice. Read More

  • CAP Media Studies stream

    The Media studies stream offers hands-on classes in creative writing and visual art. Students will also study the cultural and political impacts of literature, film, and media. Read More

  • CAP Law & Society stream

    The Law and Society stream examines how society and law shape each other, using lenses from historical, literary, political, and anthropological research. Read More

  • CAP Individual & Society stream

    The Individual and Society stream explores questions about human behaviour and societies. It also helps students build a foundation for many popular majors at UBC. Read More

  • CAP Globalization, Power, & Society stream

    The Globalization, Power, & Society stream invites students to examine the environments that surround them and to think and act responsibly across those environments. Read More

  • 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. Read More

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Coordinated Arts Program
Vancouver Campus
Irving K. Barber Learning Centre
Suite 379 - 1961 East Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z1
Email arts.fyp@ubc.ca
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