News on sustainabiltiy

UC researchers can now see emperor penguin huddles through the dark Antarctic winter, helping improve estimates of the endangered species’ breeding population.

UC-led research is helping shift the conversation from “learning to use AI” to learning to think critically about AI across different ages and learning settings.

For the first time in its 30-year history, UC’s Pacific Artist in Residence programme has selected a musician.

A UC researcher is New Zealand’s National Champion in a global science prize, now in the running for US$1 million to scale solutions for the environmental crisis.

By advancing research in AI, immersive technologies and extended reality, the collaboration aims to produce globally competitive graduates and researchers.

UC has won two national awards for work-integrated learning at a global symposium, recognising leadership in employability and partnerships.

A UC-led study reveals how a kea without an upper beak became the dominant male in his group through a unique fighting strategy - jousting.

A commitment to community has defined the student experience for graduate Jade O’Connor, whose time at UC has left a lasting impact on Pacific student life.

For Phoebe Naske and Kelvin Milne, studying Forestry Science at UC led directly to employment through practical learning and strong industry connections.

The first cohort of UC’s Master of Health Sciences (Nursing) is already making an impact in communities across Aotearoa New Zealand.

After more than a decade trapped in a secret man-made WWII cavern, a unique laser that connects New Zealand and Germany has been rescued and restored.

After years of working in business and real estate, Cornell Prinsloo returned to university to retrain in law and is now working in the field.