News on sustainabiltiy

The provisional programme for the world’s leading international climate adaptation event, Adaptation Futures 2025 (AF2025), is now available online. 

New Zealand could lead the world in using nature’s viral defenders—bacteriophages—to protect food systems and reduce reliance on antibiotics and agrichemicals. 

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.

Acclaimed international author Sarah Quigley is returning to her alma mater next year as an Ursula Bethell Writer in Residence.

Bicultural competency in education is fundamental, but what does that look like when you teach a subject focused on a society nearly 3000 years old? 

The Red Zone in Christchurch—once a thriving residential neighbourhood—is offering UC students a rare opportunity to study climate impacts in real time.

A Tekapo couple dedicated to astronomy are among 16 University of Canterbury community members to receive King’s Birthday Honours this year. 

Humble limpets clinging to rocky shores around Aotearoa are surprisingly savvy when it comes to climate change adaptation, a new University of Canterbury study shows.

If you think autumn and spring seem different now compared to how they used to be, you’d be right. 

UC researchers explore how new technology could ease Intensive Care Unit (ICU) pressure and position New Zealand as a global leader in healthcare automation.

Canterbury business leaders gathered on Monday to explore UC’s new Engineering strategy and discuss opportunities for innovation and partnership.

#EFMDEQUIS reaccreditation Meaningful research, empowered students, and quality education are phrases that describe the University of Canterbury’s (UC) Business School and are all strengths that have led EFMD Global to grant the school EQUIS reaccreditation.