Lansdowne Lecture talks
Join us for 2 talks from our distinguished Lansdowne Lecture guest, Luis Millones Figueroa.
News and events
LARG 2024
The Latin America Research Group (LARG) is a forum for the study of Latin America. We bring together faculty as well as graduate and undergraduate students working on Latin America from a number of disciplines including anthropology, business, environmental studies, Indigenous education, geography, Hispanic studies, medicine, music, philosophy, political science, public administration and sociology.
- 9th Latin American Research Group
- Welcome Back
- Inclusive Democracy in Mexico
- Democracy in Latin America
- Rural Education in México
- All eligible courses for Latin American Studies now available
- LARG - March 16th
- Latin America Research Group - Call for Papers
- Internships with Latin American News Digest
- The Latin American Studies Wall
- Devastation of Natural Disasters in Mexico City
- New field course in Peru!
- Latin American Studies JCURA Award
- New LAS course
Mustard Seed & Multifaith Centre Food Share Program
This food share program provides food for UVic students through the Multifaith Centre.
Closed 12-1PM
Practical Data Skills: Using ORCID iDs
Island Medical Program Info Session
Curious about med school? Learn how you could earn your UBC MD at UVic.
Health Terminology and Interoperability Standards Certificate - January 2026 Entry Information Session
Want to improve the sharing of patient information across health care systems?
If you work in the health industry and are involved with or have an interest in health terminologies interoperability and standards, interoperable electronic health record, and clinical coding andclassification, then our Certificate in Health Terminology and Interoperability Standardsis for you.
The next cohort starts in January 2026 with an application deadline of October 1, 2025
Noon Meditation
Meditation observes the breath, while the mind goes inward with self reflection and thoughtlessness, this reduces stress and anxiety, develops inner stillness, increases self-awareness, and opensthe heart and mind to presence.
Haa huupa Lunch Series with Danielle Geller
Meaning "to share the teachings" in Nuu chah nulth, Haa huupa offers a chance for us to digest some Indigenous knowledge along with our food. Please bring your lunch to this continuing series, organized by Fine Arts Indigenous Resurgence CoordinatorKarla Point. This week's guest is Danielle Geller, Acting Dean Indigenous for UVic's Faculty of Fine Arts
Graduate Writing Room
Join other graduate students to write weekly in the library.