CNRE’s Senior Lecturer, Mark Stringer, has received the NZGS best paper award

The University of Canterbury is welcoming a growing number of students in 2024, with over 22,000 students enrolled at the start of the year.

Hundreds of Special Olympics athletes, volunteers and coaches will be housed by the University of Canterbury next year after a new partnership was agreed.

A Canterbury professor who co-wrote a book about computer science for kids that has been translated into 30 languages has received a 2024 New Year Honour.

The University of Canterbury signed the Edible Canterbury Charter yesterday to support Canterbury’s food resilience. 

Following this year’s General Election, we invited both long-standing and newly elected Members of Parliament to meet members of UC’s leadership team.

Mental health care in the current format is not meeting the needs of people living in the community.

Advances in technology will help Aotearoa New Zealand become more resilient in dealing with natural hazards such as major earthquakes and landslides, says a retiring Canterbury academic.

Canadian companies will soon be legally obligated to annually report on efforts to prevent and remediate forced and child labour in their supply chains.