Steven Ratuva: Decolonising our ‘differences’

New interdisciplinary Pacific Studies courses developed at the University of Canterbury (UC) draw on cutting-edge research from the region.

University of Canterbury (UC) Senior Lecturer Leali’ie’e Dr Tufulasi Taleni has been recognised for his research and impact in the field of Pacific education, winning two national awards.

An international climate adaptation conference will bring together the world’s top scientists, Indigenous scholars and policymakers in Ōtautahi Christchurch in 2025.

Self-development was Xavier’s priority at first. The double degree graduate is now pursuing his passion for business.

Māori and Pacific students taking part in a scholarship programme say it builds friendships and pride in their culture.

Can the path to a sustainable future be found in the past? Global experts on water policy and management in the Pacific gathered on 7 February at The Piano in Christchurch for Tauhere UC Connect public talk, The Path to a Sustainable Future.

For its 150th birthday next year, the University of Canterbury has created new scholarships for hundreds of lower decile school-leavers who may not have considered university as part of their future.

Fifty young Māori and Pacific students are learning about budgeting, health, history and how to navigate their first year at Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury as part of a unique scholarship programme.

A sense of belonging, resilience and self-reliance are some of the benefits gained by a group of Māori and Pacific students through an inaugural live-in scholarship programme at Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC).