Free, online courses offered by the University of Canterbury are proving popular, with more than 19,000 enrolments so far for a paper exploring mental health and nutrition.

What does it mean to be a Māori or Polynesian male in Aotearoa New Zealand today? How is that shaped?

Three University of Canterbury academics have won grants of over $80,000 to research autism, sleep problems, brain injuries and their impact on children and parents.

A UC-led public health study with city-wide participation generated a mountain of raw data, and researchers turned to machine learning to analyse it all.

Ōtautahi’s food sustainability organisations, researchers and the public will gather to share kai, ideas and resources for a Community Feast on 28 April.

Study with data from nearly a million young people reveals link between environmental factors and youth mental health.

When imagining the stereotypical surfer, skateboarder or snowboarder, we likely picture a young, fit, reckless male.