Asset Planning and Delivery have been transforming the built environment since 2010 in ways that will continue to improve the overall student experience for decades to come.
All projects increase informal learning opportunities between a range of disciplines and provide flexible learning spaces that can continuously evolve to support a greater range of teaching methods, supported by the latest technologies.
In 2017 UC’s Music and Classics programmes, along with the James Logie Memorial Collection of classical antiquities, relocated to the UC Arts city location. You can find them in the restored Chemistry building in the Arts Centre in central Christchurch. Learn more about the Teece Museum project.
In 2017 UC’s Music and Classics programmes, along with the James Logie Memorial Collection of classical antiquities, relocated to the UC Arts city location. You can find them in the restored Chemistry building in the Arts Centre in central Christchurch. Learn more about the Teece Museum project.
UC's College of Education, Health and Human Development, the College of Business and Law Executive Development Programmes, and the UC Centre for Entrepreneurship have moved to the heart of the Ilam Campus. Find out about the Rehua project.
UC's College of Education, Health and Human Development, the College of Business and Law Executive Development Programmes, and the UC Centre for Entrepreneurship have moved to the heart of the Ilam Campus. Find out about the Rehua project.
UC will become carbon net neutral by 2030. We're completing work on campus from 2022 to progress towards this target. This work has been planned for some time. Since the mid-1990s we've had an energy efficiency programme and since 2010 we've measured and reduced our greenhouse gas emissions by 49%. Learn more about carbon net neutral work at UC.
UC will become carbon net neutral by 2030. We're completing work on campus from 2022 to progress towards this target. This work has been planned for some time. Since the mid-1990s we've had an energy efficiency programme and since 2010 we've measured and reduced our greenhouse gas emissions by 49%. Learn more about carbon net neutral work at UC.
At the centre of UC’s Science Precinct, the new Rutherford Regional Science and Innovation Centre (RRSIC) will create a hub for Canterbury's science and innovation network. Our modern state-of-the-art facilities will encourage collaborative teaching, learning, and research. Learn more about the Rutherford Regional Science and Innovation Centre.
At the centre of UC’s Science Precinct, the new Rutherford Regional Science and Innovation Centre (RRSIC) will create a hub for Canterbury's science and innovation network. Our modern state-of-the-art facilities will encourage collaborative teaching, learning, and research. Learn more about the Rutherford Regional Science and Innovation Centre.
Opened in 2016, our new Structural Engineering Laboratory (SEL) was a first for the New Zealand construction industry. As a UC student you get to be exposed to modern testing techniques that provide first-hand experience of seismic loadings on structures and soils in real-time and at a realistic scale. Learn more about our laboratory.
Opened in 2016, our new Structural Engineering Laboratory (SEL) was a first for the New Zealand construction industry. As a UC student you get to be exposed to modern testing techniques that provide first-hand experience of seismic loadings on structures and soils in real-time and at a realistic scale. Learn more about our laboratory.
The Canterbury Engineering the Future (CETF) project has rebuilt and refurbished every wing of UC's engineering precinct. This included constructing a new Structural Engineering Laboratory to make sure our students have the most modern educational facilities available. Learn more about Canterbury Engineering the Future (CETF).
The Canterbury Engineering the Future (CETF) project has rebuilt and refurbished every wing of UC's engineering precinct. This included constructing a new Structural Engineering Laboratory to make sure our students have the most modern educational facilities available. Learn more about Canterbury Engineering the Future (CETF).
The new University of Canterbury Students' Association (UCSA) building provides a vibrant hub for student life and activities. It includes student welfare and advocacy spaces, and an outdoor amphitheatre overlooking the Ōtakaro | Avon River. It also has club, meeting, hospitality, office, and event spaces. Check out UCSA – Haere-roa.
The new University of Canterbury Students' Association (UCSA) building provides a vibrant hub for student life and activities. It includes student welfare and advocacy spaces, and an outdoor amphitheatre overlooking the Ōtakaro | Avon River. It also has club, meeting, hospitality, office, and event spaces. Check out UCSA – Haere-roa.
UC's Dovedale campus is being developed into a Digital Screen Campus (DSC). Through a combination of industry partnerships and work-integrated learning, the DSC will provide training for future leaders in film production, game development and cross-reality, and more. Learn more about our Dovedale Screen Campus.
UC's Dovedale campus is being developed into a Digital Screen Campus (DSC). Through a combination of industry partnerships and work-integrated learning, the DSC will provide training for future leaders in film production, game development and cross-reality, and more. Learn more about our Dovedale Screen Campus.
UC is committed to providing accommodation options for all our students through their university journey. Located conveniently on Homestead Lane, Tupuānuku is a new residential hall that provides an additional 508 beds of student accommodation. Learn more about Tupuānuku.
UC is committed to providing accommodation options for all our students through their university journey. Located conveniently on Homestead Lane, Tupuānuku is a new residential hall that provides an additional 508 beds of student accommodation. Learn more about Tupuānuku.
