UBC is the University of British Columbia, a public university in Canada.

UBC may also refer to:

• UBC Media Group, a radio services company in London, UK
• UBC Media Incorporated
• Ukrainian Business Channel, a Ukrainian television channel
• Uganda Broadcasting Corporation, the state broadcaster
• Ulsan Broadcasting Corporation, a television station in Ulsan, South Korea
• United Broadcasting Company, UBC was a US radio network
• United Broadcasting Corporation, a cable television company in Thailand

• Unclaimed Baggage Center, a retail store in Scottsboro, Alabama
• Union Bank of California, in the United States
• Union Bank of Colombo, in Sri Lanka
• Union Banking Corporation, a former bank in the United States
• United Bank Card, a payment and transaction processor in Pennsylvania

• Union of the Baltic Cities, a cross-border cooperation organization in the Baltic Sea region
• United Baptist Convention, a generic term for certain ministries in the United Baptist tradition
• United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, a trade union in Canada and the United States
• University Baptist Church (disambiguation)

• Ubiquitin C, a human gene
• Ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme
• Ultra Bright Colour, a mobile phone display technology
• Unipolar brush cell, a class of excitatory glutamatergic interneuron

• Union Boat Club, a rowing and sports club in Boston, Massachusetts
• United Basketball Conference, a college basketball scheduling alliance
• University Barge Club, an amateur rowing club in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

• Ambala City railway station
• Uncorrectable block count, number of blocks that cannot be corrected with an error correction algorithm
• Unified Braille Code, an English Braille code
• Uniform Building Code, a model building code
• United Business Center
• Universal background check, a regularly debated topic in gun politics in the United States

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