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Nine ways to meet UBC’s English language admission requirement
Tests that satisfy UBC’s English Language Admission Standard
| Test | Minimum score [1] | |
| CAEL | Canadian Academic English Language assessment | Overall 70 |
| Cambridge English Qualifications | B2 First C1 Advanced C2 Proficiency |
180 |
| CEL | UBC Certificate in English | 600 |
| IELTS | International English Language Testing System (Academic) | 6.5, with no part less than 6.0 |
| PTE | Pearson Test of English (Academic) | Overall: 65 Reading: 60 Listening: 60 Writing: 60 Speaking: 60 |
| TOEFL | Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet-based test (UBC’s institution code is 0965) | Overall: 90 Reading: 22 Listening: 22 Writing: 21 Speaking: 21 |
Examine processes of social and cultural life in human societies past and present, near and far. Anthropology will prepare you for a diverse range of careers, including medical researcher, consultant to governmental and community organizations, teacher, archaeologist, environmental researcher, and much else.
Anthropology is a comparative study of the cultural and social lives of humans all over the world, from First Nations in Canada to the indigenous and non-indigenous peoples of Asia, the Pacific, and Latin America. You can take courses in Archaeology, Biological Anthropology, Cultural/Social Anthropology, Anthropological Linguistics, and Museum Studies.
Classes offer you a wide variety of topics covering major developments in human societies – from those of our earlier ancestors to contemporary cultures. You can select a Major, Minor, or Honours program in Anthropology.
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A UBC education will introduce you to people and ideas from around the world, open doors to new opportunities, and take you places you never imagined. You’ll graduate not only with expertise in your chosen field, but with the skills you need to continue growing, learning, and evolving with your career over time.
