Thomas Mancuso tells the story of how his father opened the first U.S. Business Incubator in 1959.

By. Ricardo Khayatte

Interview with Thomas Mancuso

Prof Ross discusses the results of an EU-funded study into women and representation in media industries. 

Prof Karen Ross On Gender And The Media

Journalist, author and media entrepreneur Erin Millar welcomes incoming UBC journalism students on Tuesday September 8, 2015. Millar, co-founder and director of Discourse Media, shared her experiences of exploring new digital ways of telling stories with impact.

Erin Millar Of Discourse Media

ARD journalist Florian Bauer joined us at the School of Journalism to discuss his reporting on FIFA, doping in the world of sports and other political-tinged sports journalism. 

Florian Bauer on political reporting and sport

Author and former Globe and Mail editor-in-chief John Stackhouse spoke at the School of Journalism Nov. 10, 2015 about how disruption has changed Canadian news media. 

John Stackhouse on Disruption in Canadian Media

Futurist Nikolas Badminton was the keynote speaker at the orientation for incoming UBC journalism students on Tuesday September 6, 2016.

Badminton spoke about the changing media landscape and shared his predictions for journalism.

Vancouver-based Badminton is a world-respected futurist speaker that provides keynote speeches about how the world is evolving as exponential technologies take hold of society.


UBC J-School Orientation Day 2016

Futurist Nikolas Badminton

Nikolas Badminton was the keynote speaker at the orientation for incoming UBC journalism students on Tuesday September 6, 2016.

In his talk, he shared his predictions on the future of journalism with students.

Vancouver-based Badminton is a world-respected futurist speaker that provides keynote speeches about how the world is evolving as exponential technologies take hold of society.

Orientation Day 2016 - Nikolas Badminton

UBC Journalism is a unique, boutique journalism masters program in one of the most beautiful, diverse and progressive cities in the world. It is one of only four masters-only journalism programs in North America, and the only graduate journalism program in western Canada.

UBCjournalism