Teaching Facilities in EOS
PC Computer Labs 
The department of Earth & Ocean Sciences at UBC maintains two PC labs for the use of department
members, particularily undergraduate and graduate students who need PC access for courses in Earth
and Ocean Sciences and Geological Engineering. These labs are for for registered users only and require
a small charge to cover printing.
EOS Learning Centre 
The EOS learning centre is currently located in room 208 of the EOS main building. The facility will
be redeveloped in the near future but is currently being used as on open space for students to study and
work together. The space is currently also shared with one of our PC labs.
ECAC - Earth Course Assistance Centre 
The ECAC help centre is located in room 135A of the EOS main building and is setup to assist students
taking first year EOSC courses (such as 110,111,112,114,116,210 or 310).
See the ECAC page for more information.
Field Schools 
The department has many field school courses to various field school sites such as Saltspring Island,
Olivier and Banfield Research Station. For more details on field schools see the following course pages
EOSC 223,
EOSC 328,
EOSC 428,
EOSC 448,
EOSC 473
Pacific Museum of the Earth 
The museum is located in the lobby of the EOS main building and represents a major public outreach initiative. The musuem
is the result of the amalgamation of two pre-existing Museums: The M.Y. Williams Geological Museum and the Pacific Mineral Museum.
The new facility includes many excellent mineral, rock and fossil examples as well as samples of research in EOS. The musuem also
hosts the Teacher's Resource Centre program which is being setup to assist K-12 teachers.
The musuem
is open to the public and contains a gift shop.
See the museum's home page
for more information and hours of operation.