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, 2026, 11:59pm EST Course number and title: MGY377H1: Microbiology I: Bacteria Course description: An in-depth study of bacteria including their structure, their biology, their ability to adapt, and their
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these constraints to answer scientific questions and make informed and meaningful decisions? Estimated TA Support: 90 hours Estimated Enrolment: 60 Class Schedule: Fridays 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Sessional
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project focused on the design and development of advanced protein-based biomaterials. This interdisciplinary project aims to engineer novel functional proteins, construct macro-scale biomaterials (such as
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to Linguistics: French Morphology and Syntax - Winter 2027 Course description: An examination of the internal structure of words and sentences in French. Covered are topics including word formation, grammatical
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these respects, this course enables the student teacher to build a foundation for continuing professional growth as an individual and as a member of the teaching community. This course is normally open only
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bring perspectives that enrich dialogues on the most important issues of our time. For more information visit https://www.history.utoronto.ca/ APPLICATION PROCESS All application materials, including
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structured chart reviews across approved electronic and paper health-record sources, including the TELUS outpatient EMR, and perform source-data verification and data-quality audits. Build, test, document, and
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and health care, please see https://antiracism.nursing.ubc.ca/ and https://ics.nursing.ubc.ca/ . For information on the University’s inclusion action plan, see https://equity.ubc.ca/about/inclusion
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Chemistry I Course Description:Atomic structure; periodic properties of the elements; bonding theories-ionic, covalent (valence bond and molecular orbital) and metallic; structure and bonding in coordination