Alumni

UC Māori provides support for all ākonga Māori studying at Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha. Whether you need academic or financial support, guidance or social connection, we've got you covered. And once you enrol, a Kaiurungi will check in to make sure you're settling in well and have all the information you need. Check out what's available at UC Māori!

We are excited to have you join our diverse academic community, where Pacific students thrive through, and gain a world-class education.

Check out the range of programmes and services available!

At UC, we celebrate disabled people as a valued part of our diverse community. We value lived experience of disability and the expertise that it brings. We are committed to improving the experience of students who are disabled by the environment. 

As a current UC student, this is your resource hub. Find the relevant, up-to-date information about your studies at UC.  

Check out the different study options on offer, the diverse range of subjects and courses available, and how to get yourself enrolled. Head along to one of our future student events to find out why UC is the best place to study.

Information for international students, agents or university partners already studying or working with us, or looking to in the future.

Postgraduate study at UC lets you hone your expertise and focus on the area that you're most passionate about. Whether you want to deepen your knowledge from your undergraduate degree, enhance your skillset to progress your career, or pursue an entirely new path, UC has more than 100 postgraduate programmes that will help you advance with purpose.

UC celebrates and respects our Rainbow ākonga | students and aims to foster an inclusive and affirming environment. Check out our Rainbow support options, student clubs, events and spaces. 

UC is ranked in the top 1% of universities worldwide. Working here is more than a job. If you're keen to be part of it, search the latest vacancies and find out what it's like to work at UC and live in Christchurch.