UC Professor named Supreme Winner at Women of Influence awards

UC’s newest artist-in-residence aims to explore the Pacific diaspora through video and photography at local tourist spots. 

UC master’s graduate Rakuto Kurano, a rising young composer and musician, will perform one of his own pieces at his upcoming graduation celebration in Christchurch.

A new film about a Kiwi farmer and peace activist, directed by acclaimed local filmmaker John Chrisstoffels, opens at the NZ International Film Festival this weekend.

From volcanic hazards to student engagement in performing arts, the UC’s fast-paced Research Student Showcase highlighted a range of outstanding research topics.

West Coaster Maddy Sweetman is loving the challenges of university life in Christchurch and the opportunity to pursue a passion for film and game design.

Climate change expert Professor Bronwyn Hayward comments on the latest IPCC report on The Conversation.

UC’s CEISMIC archive is used in a audio experience to help understand the human impact of the Canterbury earthquakes.

Each month, at least 500 University of Canterbury (UC) students and staff visit Te Rua Makerspace in the central library, where Kairuruku Wāhi-auaha | Engagement and Learning Librarian Jessica Saul enthusiastically caters to different interests, skill levels, and needs.

Young Māori learners across Aotearoa New Zealand are benefiting from teachers with better tikanga and cultural skills thanks to an award-winning team of University of Canterbury (UC) education researchers.