University of British Columbia
Bachelor of Commerce in Finance
Minor in International Relations
Vancouver, BC. Graduated November 2026.
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Bachelor of Commerce in Finance
Minor in International Relations
Vancouver, BC. Graduated November 2026.
Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
Fudan University, Shanghai, China
My main focus was Finance, inside UBC’s Bachelor of Commerce: a structured program built around business and finance.
International Relations was the fun side quest. My coursework centred on relations across the Pacific, from Indigenous contact throughout North America and the Pacific Ocean all the way to the international relations of Asia-Pacific countries.
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