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The UBC Biology Program is the undergraduate teaching program of UBC's Departments of Botany and Zoology. There are eighteen programs that require a common core of courses in the earlier years and provide maximum flexibility at the Fourth Year level. We hope and expect that during your undergraduate years you will acquire a deep appreciation for the living world and a set of essential skills and attitudes that form the basis for further education and serve you well in later life.
For General Inquiries contact the Biology Program Office:
Tammy Tromba, Secretary
Biol. Sci. Bldg. Rm 2521
tromba@zoology.ubc.ca
- BIOL 302 & 303 have been replaced with BIOL 304 & 306. If you have taken either BIOL 302 or 303 in the past then you would take BIOL 306.
- BIOC 300 satisfies the BIOL 201 and BIOC 302 requirements
- STAT 200 maybe taken instead of BIOL 300 if taken before the end of 2nd year.
- Students doing a double major or minor in Arts Psychology may take PSYC 218 as a replacement for BIOL 300 but will be required to take an additional 3 credits in MATH/STAT/CPSC to satisfy the Faculty of Science Computational Science requirement.
- BIOL 240 is no longer a required course for Combined Computer Science & Biology Majors and Honours options
- 3rd year Biology Admissions is closed until earlier January
- 2nd year admissions is closed until next June.
- Appeals closed.
Registration Notices
- If you are having problems registering into courses, labs, tutorials, or wait lists please keep trying or attempt to redo your timetable
- Do not contact advisors about course registrations or admissions
Blocked Courses & Wait-lists
- If a course is blocked, it is because the course is full and there is a wait-list to get into the course
- Most Biology courses have wait-lists and there is a "W" in the section number to identify the wait-list from the course
- If a student has a conflict with the wait-list they are on they will be dropped from the wait-list.