UC is the only university in New Zealand that offers professional forestry degree programmes. These include undergraduate programmes run through the School of Forestry and the Faculty of Engineering. Learn more about UC's School of Forestry.

New processes, techniques, and theories are constantly being devised, tested, and explored in maths and stats. From business management and biology to physical sciences and engineering, our specialists develop new tools and techniques to deal with problems. Learn more about UC's School of Mathematics and Statistics.

There's growing industry demand for students who are creative and technically literate. A Bachelor of Product Design at UC combines design, business, science, and engineering to produce skilled, and creative designers who understand aesthetics and technology. Learn more about our School of Product Design.

UC's Mechanical Engineering department offers undergraduate and postgraduate study options. From new research and events to our labs and facilities, check out our department.

Mechatronics is the field behind the 'Smart Products and Systems' that increasingly dominate many aspects of our lives. It intersects mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering and it combines sensors, software, and motors to create innovative, amazing new devices. Check out UC's Mechatronics Engineering department.

UC's Electric Power Engineering Centre (EPECentre) is New Zealand’s pioneering research centre for electric power and clean energy applications. Learn about our Electric Power Engineering Centre.

The Wireless Research Centre (WRC) is one of UC's leading industry-facing research centres. It supports industry to pave the way for the next generation of products. We research and develop innovative solutions that have a positive impact on the community and economy.