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UC’s first Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology Assistance students have come together on campus as a new mental health workforce pathway gets underway.

A UC-led immersive installation won Best NZ Immersive Impact Project Award at Doc Edge, bringing Banks Peninsula’s lost forests to life.

Christchurch’s Red Zone is being used as a test bed to see whether biological wastes (biowastes) can help transform contaminated soil into climate-resilient soil. 

UC researchers are using world-first AI-powered sensors to reveal how birds, bats and connected landscapes could support farmers to increase sustainable pest control. 

Professor Catherine Moran has been appointed the next Tumu Whakarae | Vice-Chancellor of Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC).

New UC doctoral research will tackle flooding, microplastics, contaminated soils, threatened springs, biodiversity loss and climate impacts.

UC students gain hands-on research experience while contributing to decades-long datasets tracking how native ecosystems recover from fire and other major disturbances.

A Canterbury engineering student is using VR tech to revamp how wheelchair users are evacuated during a fire.

UC undergraduates are tackling brewery waste by trying to turn a low-value byproduct into a high-value sustainable material with commercial potential.