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UVic’s Research and Learning Repository
UVicSpace is an open access learning and research repository for published and unpublished digital scholarly works by the UVic community and its partners. UVic faculty and researchers can email a list of their publications (or their CV containing the list) or any items they would like added to UVicSpace to dsphelp@uvic.ca.
Please check if your publisher allows self-archiving at SHERPA/RoMEo's publisher copyright policies. Consider using the SPARC Canadian Author Addendum to secure these rights when your future articles are accepted for publication.
Communities in UVicSpace
Select a community to browse its collections.
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The Centre for Co-operative and Community-Based Economy (CCCBE) is a focal point on campus for the promotion of interdisciplinary research and learning on subjects related to co-operative and community-based economy.
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The CFGS is committed to fostering reflection on the complex array of social forces associated with an increasingly interconnected world characterized by new forms of economic activity, artistic production, politics, media, ...
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The Centre for Studies in Religion and Society (CSRS) is a leading centre in Canada for scholarly interdisciplinary research on topics at the intersection of religion and public life.
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The primary mission of the Environmental Law Centre Society, a registered non-profit society, is to provide research and advocacy on public interest environmental issues.
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This community holds theses and dissertations submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies
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INKE is heavily involved in the development of digital information environments that build on past textual practices.
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(formerly the Office for Community Based Research)
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Includes McPherson and Law Libraries
Recently Added
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(2019-01-15)In 2015, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission made their final recommendations for Canadian society to address cultural genocide: by affirming stories of survivors, taking personal and professional inventory of their ...
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(2019-01-15)The 1960s have a special place in the cultural memory of the West Coast of Canada. They have informed its regional identity, the cityscape of Vancouver, and the social infrastructure of the modern state. But lost in the ...
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(2019-01-15)The current project undertakes a review of extant literatures on the use of a flipped classroom model. This review is inclusive of what flipped classroom involves, how to adopt it practically in a school setting and its ...
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(2019-01-15)This research report provides a review of North Saanich’s current methods to accept donations and determine the potential options for North Saanich to regulate donations from residential groups that would benefit North ...
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(2019-01-15)The stably stratified nocturnal boundary layer (SBL) can be classified into two distinct regimes: one with moderate to strong winds, weak stratification and mechanically sustained turbulence (wSBL) and the other one with ...
