UC launches new writing programmes at WORD Christchurch

The first Autism Research Centre in Aotearoa launches at UC, uniting researchers and autistic voices to shape research and improve lives nationwide.

Students from Te Whare Wānang o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC) recently tackled health challenges at the Future of Health Disrupt Challenge 2025.  

UC Antarctic Ecology experts can now monitor wildlife even through the long darkness of winter thanks to groundbreaking new digital tools.

Hon Dr Shane Reti, Minister for Universities, has announced the reappointment of Hon Amy Adams and the appointment of two new members to the UC Council.

Yesterday, nearly 1,000 Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC) students proudly crossed the graduation stage marking the culmination of years of dedication, learning, and personal growth.

Canterbury Distinguished Professor Roy Kerr is one of four winners of an international medal that recognises revolutionary work in the field of gravity.

About one in five young New Zealanders experience serious mental health problems and the rates are even higher for Māori and Pacific rangatahi.*

Large earthquakes along some of New Zealand’s major faults are commonly clustered in time and place, according to new research.

What do AI, politics, bats, penguins and athletes have in common? They are all topics featured at this year’s Raising the Bar event in Christchurch.