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Final Results: UBC 3MT 2016

Congratulations goes out to all of our Three Minute Thesis 2016 finalists, pictured below. The audience was awed by 10 amazingly polished and articulate 3-minute graduate student research presentations. In the end, once the judges’ had deliberated and the people had chosen their top presenter, the winners were: First Place and People’s Choice:  Craig Jones, […]

The Results: UBC’s 3-Minute Thesis 2016 Semi-Finals

This year, for UBC’s sixth annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition, more than 100 UBC graduate student researchers put hours of work into practicing and honing their presentations to compete in faculty and department organized heats over 4 weeks of competition.  The audience that assembled in the Graduate Student Centre Ballroom for yesterday’s semi-finals were […]

See the Videos: UBC’s 3-Minute Thesis 2015 Finalists

We began with 10 polished and articulate 3-minute graduate student research presentations. And in the end, when the dust settled, applause and accolades were shared by all. If you missed it – check out the videos!

Top 3 – 2015 3-Minute Thesis Videos Posted

This year more than 100 University of British Columbia (UBC) graduate students took up the challenge of the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) with the aim of effectively expressing their thesis research as a three-minute speech for a general audience. Videos of the winner, runner-up and 3rd place finishers are now up on the Graduate and […]

Final Results: UBC 3MT 2015

We began with 10 polished and articulate 3-minute graduate student research presentations. And in the end, when the dust settled, the people’s choice ballots counted and the judges’ scorecards tallied, prizes were awarded to a select few, but applause and accolades, shared by all. Here are the results. Pictured: First Place and People’s Choice Winner […]

UBC PhD Student Advances to National 3MT Final

May 2, 2014 – Congratulations to UBC’s PhD Student Stephanie Harvard! She rose to the top of an outstanding group of 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) presentations to place 2nd in the the Western regional English language event hosted by the University of Calgary.