Business media releases
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What should the Government spend our money on?
University of Canterbury Economist Stephen Hickson delves into the Budget and government spending decisions. It's budget time and the usual scramble for a share of the pie is going on. In these somewhat unusual times, it is still important to make sure that the Government spends the money it takes in taxes as well as it can.
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What should the Government spend our money on?
University of Canterbury Economist Stephen Hickson delves into the Budget and government spending decisions. It's budget time and the usual scramble for a share of the pie is going on. In these somewhat unusual times, it is still important to make sure that the Government spends the money it takes in taxes as well as it can.
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What should the Government spend our money on?
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Trading challenge has UC students delving into global markets
The CMC Markets University of Canterbury Trading Challenge has concluded with first-year Commerce student, Luc MacKay, winning the top prize with an impressive 429.86% return on investment (ROI).
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Trading challenge has UC students delving into global markets
The CMC Markets University of Canterbury Trading Challenge has concluded with first-year Commerce student, Luc MacKay, winning the top prize with an impressive 429.86% return on investment (ROI).
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Trading challenge has UC students delving into global markets
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Fact check – did the 2021 Budget reverse 1991’s ‘Mother of All Budgets’ benefit cuts?
Stephen Hickson is the Director of the Business Taught Masters programme and teaches Economics at the University of Canterbury.
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Fact check – did the 2021 Budget reverse 1991’s ‘Mother of All Budgets’ benefit cuts?
Stephen Hickson is the Director of the Business Taught Masters programme and teaches Economics at the University of Canterbury.
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Fact check – did the 2021 Budget reverse 1991’s ‘Mother of All Budgets’ benefit cuts?
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Reflections on the Founding and Evolution of the University of Canterbury Economics Department
A Conversation with Frank Tay by Alfred Guender.
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Reflections on the Founding and Evolution of the University of Canterbury Economics Department
A Conversation with Frank Tay by Alfred Guender.
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Reflections on the Founding and Evolution of the University of Canterbury Economics Department
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UC graduate pursuing sustainability in supply chain career
Passion to improve supply chains for real-world impact has landed graduate Jessica Cameron a role to quench her thirst.
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UC graduate pursuing sustainability in supply chain career
Passion to improve supply chains for real-world impact has landed graduate Jessica Cameron a role to quench her thirst.
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UC graduate pursuing sustainability in supply chain career
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Business leaders offer insights in new video series
Inspiring experts and business leaders, including former Director-General of Health Sir Ashley Bloomfield, are sharing their knowledge in a new series of video interviews.
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Business leaders offer insights in new video series
Inspiring experts and business leaders, including former Director-General of Health Sir Ashley Bloomfield, are sharing their knowledge in a new series of video interviews.
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Business leaders offer insights in new video series
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Canterbury scholarship aims to grow business leadership
A new scholarship providing financial support and leadership coaching is being offered to outstanding University of Canterbury business students, thanks to the generosity of a high-profile Christchurch family.
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Canterbury scholarship aims to grow business leadership
A new scholarship providing financial support and leadership coaching is being offered to outstanding University of Canterbury business students, thanks to the generosity of a high-profile Christchurch family.
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Canterbury scholarship aims to grow business leadership
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UC offers free courses to MBA graduates
A new initiative offers Master of Business Administration graduates the ability to enrol in one free course each year.
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UC offers free courses to MBA graduates
A new initiative offers Master of Business Administration graduates the ability to enrol in one free course each year.
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UC offers free courses to MBA graduates
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Leading through adversity, MBA Thought Leadership with Glenn Renwick
In times of uncertainty, seeking insight from people with experience leading businesses through change is critical.
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Leading through adversity, MBA Thought Leadership with Glenn Renwick
In times of uncertainty, seeking insight from people with experience leading businesses through change is critical.
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Leading through adversity, MBA Thought Leadership with Glenn Renwick
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Energy Academy and UC partner on new learning model
The University of Canterbury Business School has signed an agreement with Energy Academy to develop a new model for the delivery of academic content.
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Energy Academy and UC partner on new learning model
The University of Canterbury Business School has signed an agreement with Energy Academy to develop a new model for the delivery of academic content.
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Energy Academy and UC partner on new learning model
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Canterbury start-ups tap into skilled local graduates
UC student is in her element operating machinery in a processing plant that extracts an edible protein from leafy crops.
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Canterbury start-ups tap into skilled local graduates
UC student is in her element operating machinery in a processing plant that extracts an edible protein from leafy crops.
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Canterbury start-ups tap into skilled local graduates
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How New Zealand can cut freight transport emissions
On The Conversation Research Engineer Patricio Gallardo writes how a shift to coastal shipping and rail could cut New Zealand’s freight transport emissions and asks why we are not doing it.
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How New Zealand can cut freight transport emissions
On The Conversation Research Engineer Patricio Gallardo writes how a shift to coastal shipping and rail could cut New Zealand’s freight transport emissions and asks why we are not doing it.
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How New Zealand can cut freight transport emissions
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Over 1500 UC graduates get ready to celebrate their success
More than 1500 Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC) students will celebrate achieving their degrees at large-scale celebrations in Ōtautahi Christchurch next week.
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Over 1500 UC graduates get ready to celebrate their success
More than 1500 Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC) students will celebrate achieving their degrees at large-scale celebrations in Ōtautahi Christchurch next week.
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Over 1500 UC graduates get ready to celebrate their success
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‘Ramadan effect’ brings stock market gains, new Canterbury research
Investors in Muslim countries gain higher returns from the share market during Ramadan in a quirk that could be linked to a lift in mood during the religious festival, University of Canterbury (UC) researchers have found.
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‘Ramadan effect’ brings stock market gains, new Canterbury research
Investors in Muslim countries gain higher returns from the share market during Ramadan in a quirk that could be linked to a lift in mood during the religious festival, University of Canterbury (UC) researchers have found.
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‘Ramadan effect’ brings stock market gains, new Canterbury research
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Alumnus Appointed Chair of NZ Commerce Commission
Economics alumnus, John Small (BA(Hon) 1990, PhD 1992) has been appointed Chair of the Commerce Commission in Wellington.
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Alumnus Appointed Chair of NZ Commerce Commission
Economics alumnus, John Small (BA(Hon) 1990, PhD 1992) has been appointed Chair of the Commerce Commission in Wellington.
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Alumnus Appointed Chair of NZ Commerce Commission
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Bridging the Gap
How can New Zealanders better engage with Asia, at a time when we are more physically isolated from the rest of the world than ever?
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Bridging the Gap
How can New Zealanders better engage with Asia, at a time when we are more physically isolated from the rest of the world than ever?
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Bridging the Gap
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Building business capacity to ensure a sustainable future in tourism
In an uncertain world, finding out what makes a business resilient will help owners and managers build a sustainable future.
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Building business capacity to ensure a sustainable future in tourism
In an uncertain world, finding out what makes a business resilient will help owners and managers build a sustainable future.
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Building business capacity to ensure a sustainable future in tourism
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Canterbury students win CMC Markets University Trading Challenge
Three stellar young traders came out on top at the University of Canterbury Trading Challenge, hosted by CMC Markets in association with the UC Investment Society.
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Canterbury students win CMC Markets University Trading Challenge
Three stellar young traders came out on top at the University of Canterbury Trading Challenge, hosted by CMC Markets in association with the UC Investment Society.
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Canterbury students win CMC Markets University Trading Challenge
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Database to help rainbow patients get better healthcare
Rainbow community members in Aotearoa could soon be able to jump online to find doctors who are friendly and well-informed when it comes to meeting their health needs.
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Database to help rainbow patients get better healthcare
Rainbow community members in Aotearoa could soon be able to jump online to find doctors who are friendly and well-informed when it comes to meeting their health needs.
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Database to help rainbow patients get better healthcare
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Double degree puts business goals in reach
Self-development was Xavier’s priority at first. The double degree graduate is now pursuing his passion for business.
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Double degree puts business goals in reach
Self-development was Xavier’s priority at first. The double degree graduate is now pursuing his passion for business.
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Double degree puts business goals in reach
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Experience outer space while keeping your feet on the ground
A 15-minute ride to the edge of space costs up to $500,000, but a University of Canterbury (UC) Commerce student has found a way to experience outer space using a Virtual Reality (VR) Headset for a fraction of the price.
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Experience outer space while keeping your feet on the ground
A 15-minute ride to the edge of space costs up to $500,000, but a University of Canterbury (UC) Commerce student has found a way to experience outer space using a Virtual Reality (VR) Headset for a fraction of the price.
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Experience outer space while keeping your feet on the ground
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Fake news and half-truths take a toll on financial markets
Three University of Canterbury (UC) financial economists have shed light on a puzzling relationship between economic policy uncertainty and the Volatility Index (VIX) - fear gauge of the stock market, and how the quality of political signals impacts on this relationship in a new research paper.
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Fake news and half-truths take a toll on financial markets
Three University of Canterbury (UC) financial economists have shed light on a puzzling relationship between economic policy uncertainty and the Volatility Index (VIX) - fear gauge of the stock market, and how the quality of political signals impacts on this relationship in a new research paper.
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Fake news and half-truths take a toll on financial markets
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Food, Fibre and Agritech Challenge top 25 confirmed
Innovation in the food, fibre and agritech sector looks set to solve some of the greatest challenges facing the sector thanks to ideas submitted to the Food, Fibre and Agritech Supernode Challenge.
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Food, Fibre and Agritech Challenge top 25 confirmed
Innovation in the food, fibre and agritech sector looks set to solve some of the greatest challenges facing the sector thanks to ideas submitted to the Food, Fibre and Agritech Supernode Challenge.
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Food, Fibre and Agritech Challenge top 25 confirmed
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Future leaders chosen for UC business boost
A new scholarship is offering three Canterbury businesspeople the chance to learn from top mentors in their field.
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Future leaders chosen for UC business boost
A new scholarship is offering three Canterbury businesspeople the chance to learn from top mentors in their field.
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Future leaders chosen for UC business boost
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Is the ‘Team of 5 million’ well governed?
A new book examines why all governments ‘stuff up’, why policies often fail and what practical steps we might take to improve policy-making in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Is the ‘Team of 5 million’ well governed?
A new book examines why all governments ‘stuff up’, why policies often fail and what practical steps we might take to improve policy-making in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Is the ‘Team of 5 million’ well governed?
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Learning about the ‘F’ word from an award-winning MBA teacher
Learning through experience is at the heart of University of Canterbury (UC) lecturer Dr Christian Walsh’s award-winning teaching philosophy – preparing students to easily enter and apply what they have learned in a business setting.
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Learning about the ‘F’ word from an award-winning MBA teacher
Learning through experience is at the heart of University of Canterbury (UC) lecturer Dr Christian Walsh’s award-winning teaching philosophy – preparing students to easily enter and apply what they have learned in a business setting.
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Learning about the ‘F’ word from an award-winning MBA teacher
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Marketing Smackdown 2021
Nine teams competed in a two-day Challenge to develop a winning marketing strategy and a 20th-anniversary event plan for Cedra Express - New Zealand's leading medical courier.
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Marketing Smackdown 2021
Nine teams competed in a two-day Challenge to develop a winning marketing strategy and a 20th-anniversary event plan for Cedra Express - New Zealand's leading medical courier.
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Marketing Smackdown 2021
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Negative equity is looming for some home owners
Only worry if you need to sell, says University of Canterbury Director Business Taught Masters Programme Stephen Hickson in a new article on The Conversation.
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Negative equity is looming for some home owners
Only worry if you need to sell, says University of Canterbury Director Business Taught Masters Programme Stephen Hickson in a new article on The Conversation.
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Negative equity is looming for some home owners
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Natural products on the way for endometriosis patients
People living with endometriosis may soon be able to use natural products to manage symptoms, thanks to a University of Canterbury (UC) student.
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Natural products on the way for endometriosis patients
People living with endometriosis may soon be able to use natural products to manage symptoms, thanks to a University of Canterbury (UC) student.
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Natural products on the way for endometriosis patients
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New Academic Promotions within Te Kura Umanga | UC Business School
Ten academic staff members have received promotions, including four new Professors and one Associate Professor.
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New Academic Promotions within Te Kura Umanga | UC Business School
Ten academic staff members have received promotions, including four new Professors and one Associate Professor.
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New Academic Promotions within Te Kura Umanga | UC Business School
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PhD student on a mission to innovate eye disease detection
Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC) student could help identify eye problems and 50 other diseases, including diabetes and cancer.
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PhD student on a mission to innovate eye disease detection
Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC) student could help identify eye problems and 50 other diseases, including diabetes and cancer.
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PhD student on a mission to innovate eye disease detection
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Public talk: pandemic lessons on healthcare, tech & reality
Learn about marketing medicine and lessons on healthcare, technology and reality in a pandemic from experts.
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Public talk: pandemic lessons on healthcare, tech & reality
Learn about marketing medicine and lessons on healthcare, technology and reality in a pandemic from experts.
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Public talk: pandemic lessons on healthcare, tech & reality
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Refugees who set up businesses enrich NZ financially, culturally and socially
On The Conversation, experts including University of Canterbury Associate Professor Huibert Peter de Vries and Dr Nadeera Ranabahu say refugees need more help to settle in NZ.
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Refugees who set up businesses enrich NZ financially, culturally and socially
On The Conversation, experts including University of Canterbury Associate Professor Huibert Peter de Vries and Dr Nadeera Ranabahu say refugees need more help to settle in NZ.
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Refugees who set up businesses enrich NZ financially, culturally and socially
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Smart tech tools to help monitor food safety remotely
Drones, satellite imaging and artificial intelligence are some of the smart technology tools that could soon be used to ensure farmers and other food industry businesses are following health and safety rules.
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Smart tech tools to help monitor food safety remotely
Drones, satellite imaging and artificial intelligence are some of the smart technology tools that could soon be used to ensure farmers and other food industry businesses are following health and safety rules.
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Smart tech tools to help monitor food safety remotely
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Starving the trolls? How brands can tackle trolling – new UK-NZ research
Social media platforms should hide the viewing metrics on malicious content posted by trolls as part of a more proactive approach to curbing their behaviour, according to new University of Sussex and University of Canterbury research.
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Starving the trolls? How brands can tackle trolling – new UK-NZ research
Social media platforms should hide the viewing metrics on malicious content posted by trolls as part of a more proactive approach to curbing their behaviour, according to new University of Sussex and University of Canterbury research.
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Starving the trolls? How brands can tackle trolling – new UK-NZ research
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Student dives into mammoth swim for youth mental health
While most people are taking it easy over the summer break, a University of Canterbury student is gearing up to swim 300km around a South Island lake, making a splash for mental health.
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Student dives into mammoth swim for youth mental health
While most people are taking it easy over the summer break, a University of Canterbury student is gearing up to swim 300km around a South Island lake, making a splash for mental health.
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Student dives into mammoth swim for youth mental health
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Students tackle challenge of future health
Canterbury tertiary students have come up with innovative ideas to reimagine New Zealand’s healthcare system.
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Students tackle challenge of future health
Canterbury tertiary students have come up with innovative ideas to reimagine New Zealand’s healthcare system.
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Students tackle challenge of future health
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ThincLab delivers Start Me Up graduates
University of Canterbury Business School’s incubator ThincLab played a vital role in the recent successful graduation of 25 entrepreneurs.
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ThincLab delivers Start Me Up graduates
University of Canterbury Business School’s incubator ThincLab played a vital role in the recent successful graduation of 25 entrepreneurs.
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ThincLab delivers Start Me Up graduates
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The business of using AI in medicine for a faster cure
How is a Canterbury Business School lecturer with a background in computer science and artificial intelligence (AI) helping to speed up the development of medicines?
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The business of using AI in medicine for a faster cure
How is a Canterbury Business School lecturer with a background in computer science and artificial intelligence (AI) helping to speed up the development of medicines?
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The business of using AI in medicine for a faster cure
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Top UC entrepreneurs shoot for success at city event
Student entrepreneurs will pitch their innovative business and social enterprise ideas to industry experts in a lively competition in central Christchurch this week.
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Top UC entrepreneurs shoot for success at city event
Student entrepreneurs will pitch their innovative business and social enterprise ideas to industry experts in a lively competition in central Christchurch this week.
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Top UC entrepreneurs shoot for success at city event
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UC awards honorary doctorate to illustrious grad
Eminent graduate, international businessman and philanthropist Mark Stewart awarded with an honorary Doctor of Commerce.
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UC awards honorary doctorate to illustrious grad
Eminent graduate, international businessman and philanthropist Mark Stewart awarded with an honorary Doctor of Commerce.
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UC awards honorary doctorate to illustrious grad
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UC Business School retains Triple Crown and top 1% status
The UC Business School has cemented its place in the top one percent of business schools worldwide accredited with the triple crown after confirmation of reaccreditation by AACSB.
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UC Business School retains Triple Crown and top 1% status
The UC Business School has cemented its place in the top one percent of business schools worldwide accredited with the triple crown after confirmation of reaccreditation by AACSB.
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UC Business School retains Triple Crown and top 1% status
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Financial education has its limits
If we want New Zealanders to be better with money, we need to start at home suggests UC Senior Lecturer Steve Agnew on The Conversation.
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Financial education has its limits
If we want New Zealanders to be better with money, we need to start at home suggests UC Senior Lecturer Steve Agnew on The Conversation.
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Financial education has its limits
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Canterbury students rally on COVID-19 market volatility in CMC Markets University Trading Challenge
The CMC Markets University of Canterbury Trading Challenge has come to a close with third-year Finance, Strategy & Entrepreneurship student, Connor Rogers, winning the top prize with a 152.48 percent return on investment (ROI).
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Canterbury students rally on COVID-19 market volatility in CMC Markets University Trading Challenge
The CMC Markets University of Canterbury Trading Challenge has come to a close with third-year Finance, Strategy & Entrepreneurship student, Connor Rogers, winning the top prize with a 152.48 percent return on investment (ROI).
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Canterbury students rally on COVID-19 market volatility in CMC Markets University Trading Challenge
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Start your UC MBA this September with a FutureU study grant
If your job has been impacted by COVID-19 and you’re thinking about next steps, now is the perfect time to apply for an MBA at the University of Canterbury (UC). Assistance with tuition fees is available in the form of a UC FutureU study grant, providing up to $7500 per person.
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Start your UC MBA this September with a FutureU study grant
If your job has been impacted by COVID-19 and you’re thinking about next steps, now is the perfect time to apply for an MBA at the University of Canterbury (UC). Assistance with tuition fees is available in the form of a UC FutureU study grant, providing up to $7500 per person.
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Start your UC MBA this September with a FutureU study grant
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What the Silver Lake deal would mean for NZ Rugby
The commercialisation of elite sport – including the sale, relocation and branding of professional sport clubs – is nothing new. The commercialisation of professional sport has driven huge changes in sports teams from being responsible to the public and local community and seen as a public good, to being responsible to the owners and shareholders of the commercial entities. This fundamental change sparks debate and controversy.
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What the Silver Lake deal would mean for NZ Rugby
The commercialisation of elite sport – including the sale, relocation and branding of professional sport clubs – is nothing new. The commercialisation of professional sport has driven huge changes in sports teams from being responsible to the public and local community and seen as a public good, to being responsible to the owners and shareholders of the commercial entities. This fundamental change sparks debate and controversy.
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What the Silver Lake deal would mean for NZ Rugby
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As the government is learning, a ‘wage freeze’ can come with unintended consequences
In a new article on The Conversation, Associate Professor Laura Meriluoto explains that the underlying productivity of the economy could be compromised if workers decide to leave the public sector.
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As the government is learning, a ‘wage freeze’ can come with unintended consequences
In a new article on The Conversation, Associate Professor Laura Meriluoto explains that the underlying productivity of the economy could be compromised if workers decide to leave the public sector.
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As the government is learning, a ‘wage freeze’ can come with unintended consequences
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New innovations to fuel the future of NZ’s food, fibre and agritech sector
A range of radical solutions are now a step closer to boosting the agricultural sector thanks to the Food, Fibre and Agritech Supernode Challenge. Prize winners were named at the Showcase on 11 May.
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New innovations to fuel the future of NZ’s food, fibre and agritech sector
A range of radical solutions are now a step closer to boosting the agricultural sector thanks to the Food, Fibre and Agritech Supernode Challenge. Prize winners were named at the Showcase on 11 May.
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New innovations to fuel the future of NZ’s food, fibre and agritech sector
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New Zealand’s second-largest city faces weeks of delays in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout
In a new article on The Conversation, UC's Associate Professor Bernard Walker says the government may have to intervene if the Canterbury vaccination programme continues to fall behind.
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New Zealand’s second-largest city faces weeks of delays in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout
In a new article on The Conversation, UC's Associate Professor Bernard Walker says the government may have to intervene if the Canterbury vaccination programme continues to fall behind.
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New Zealand’s second-largest city faces weeks of delays in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout
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UC graduate brings augmented reality to our smartphones
In 2020 the need for social connection became clearer than ever as people locked down around the globe. Amid this change, University of Canterbury (UC) student David Huang realised there was an appetite for a fresh way of connecting with friends, and so the first social media app using augmented reality, Oasis AR, was born.
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UC graduate brings augmented reality to our smartphones
In 2020 the need for social connection became clearer than ever as people locked down around the globe. Amid this change, University of Canterbury (UC) student David Huang realised there was an appetite for a fresh way of connecting with friends, and so the first social media app using augmented reality, Oasis AR, was born.
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UC graduate brings augmented reality to our smartphones
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International students to share knowledge with Canterbury businesses
International students at the University of Canterbury will work with local businesses keen to expand into Asia under a new partnership scheme.
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International students to share knowledge with Canterbury businesses
International students at the University of Canterbury will work with local businesses keen to expand into Asia under a new partnership scheme.
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International students to share knowledge with Canterbury businesses
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Honorary doctorate awarded to world leading academic economist
One of the world leaders in the area of auctions and mechanism design, academic economist and Emeritus Distinguished Professor John Riley, has been awarded an honorary Doctor of Commerce by Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury.
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Honorary doctorate awarded to world leading academic economist
One of the world leaders in the area of auctions and mechanism design, academic economist and Emeritus Distinguished Professor John Riley, has been awarded an honorary Doctor of Commerce by Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury.
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Honorary doctorate awarded to world leading academic economist
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Ten big ideas to accelerate change in the food and fibre sector
Imagine a world where a farmer can tell the difference between every sheep by just looking at them. Thanks to new sheep facial recognition technology employing AI this could soon be a reality. Genesmith is just one of the big ideas named today as a finalist in the Food, Fibre and Agritech Supernode Challenge.
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Ten big ideas to accelerate change in the food and fibre sector
Imagine a world where a farmer can tell the difference between every sheep by just looking at them. Thanks to new sheep facial recognition technology employing AI this could soon be a reality. Genesmith is just one of the big ideas named today as a finalist in the Food, Fibre and Agritech Supernode Challenge.
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Ten big ideas to accelerate change in the food and fibre sector
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New venture hits the road to suck up dust pollution
An engineering graduate turned entrepreneur is driving a new solution to the environmental problem of dust pollution kicked up on gravel roads.
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New venture hits the road to suck up dust pollution
An engineering graduate turned entrepreneur is driving a new solution to the environmental problem of dust pollution kicked up on gravel roads.
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New venture hits the road to suck up dust pollution
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Top 8 Ventures in HealthTech Challenge 2023 named
The top 8 ventures hoping to transform the country’s health sector will be on show at the HealthTech Challenge 2023 Showcase and Award Evening next week at the Christchurch Arts Centre.
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Top 8 Ventures in HealthTech Challenge 2023 named
The top 8 ventures hoping to transform the country’s health sector will be on show at the HealthTech Challenge 2023 Showcase and Award Evening next week at the Christchurch Arts Centre.
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Top 8 Ventures in HealthTech Challenge 2023 named
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Savvy students pitch future-focused business ideas
From a fun card game to sustainable fishing gear, students have pitched their business ideas to a live audience.
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Savvy students pitch future-focused business ideas
From a fun card game to sustainable fishing gear, students have pitched their business ideas to a live audience.
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Savvy students pitch future-focused business ideas
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UC Student Grace Steinmetz is well on track to a successful career in sport
University of Canterbury Law and Business student Grace Steinmetz is keeping her career options open. As a force to be reckoned with on a rugby seven’s field she’s eyeing the 2024 Olympics in Paris too.
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UC Student Grace Steinmetz is well on track to a successful career in sport
University of Canterbury Law and Business student Grace Steinmetz is keeping her career options open. As a force to be reckoned with on a rugby seven’s field she’s eyeing the 2024 Olympics in Paris too.
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UC Student Grace Steinmetz is well on track to a successful career in sport
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NZ’s workplace rules will change again with each new government – unless we do this
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NZ’s workplace rules will change again with each new government – unless we do this
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NZ’s workplace rules will change again with each new government – unless we do this
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Paving the way for Pacific transformation in tech
Julia Arnott-Neenee could have made her millions overseas but chose to return to Aotearoa to stand up against inequity and advocate for the Pacific community in the tech, business and commercial sectors.
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Paving the way for Pacific transformation in tech
Julia Arnott-Neenee could have made her millions overseas but chose to return to Aotearoa to stand up against inequity and advocate for the Pacific community in the tech, business and commercial sectors.
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Paving the way for Pacific transformation in tech
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Economics experts take a look at New Zealand for UC community weekend
We caught up with University of Canterbury (UC) graduate Zoe Wallis of Forsyth Barr, and former Chief Economist of Deloitte and Kiwibank, ahead of the University’s 150th Anniversary Alumni and Community Weekend discussion, The New Zealand Economy: Current and Future Issues.
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Economics experts take a look at New Zealand for UC community weekend
We caught up with University of Canterbury (UC) graduate Zoe Wallis of Forsyth Barr, and former Chief Economist of Deloitte and Kiwibank, ahead of the University’s 150th Anniversary Alumni and Community Weekend discussion, The New Zealand Economy: Current and Future Issues.
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Economics experts take a look at New Zealand for UC community weekend
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How Canadian companies can use tech to identify forced labour
Canadian companies will soon be legally obligated to annually report on efforts to prevent and remediate forced and child labour in their supply chains.
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How Canadian companies can use tech to identify forced labour
Canadian companies will soon be legally obligated to annually report on efforts to prevent and remediate forced and child labour in their supply chains.
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How Canadian companies can use tech to identify forced labour
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‘Love food, hate waste’ advocate wins research award
A Canterbury marketing academic promoting sustainable and healthy eating in the era of climate change has been recognised for her leading-edge work.
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‘Love food, hate waste’ advocate wins research award
A Canterbury marketing academic promoting sustainable and healthy eating in the era of climate change has been recognised for her leading-edge work.
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‘Love food, hate waste’ advocate wins research award
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Australasian-first for UC Business School
Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC)’s Business School has become the first institution in Australasia to receive the Business School Impact System (BSIS) label.
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Australasian-first for UC Business School
Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC)’s Business School has become the first institution in Australasia to receive the Business School Impact System (BSIS) label.
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Australasian-first for UC Business School
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HealthTech Challenge 2023 winners announced
An innovative technology that allows Type 2 Diabetes risk assessments to be carried out in the comfort of people’s own homes took out the top award in this year’s HealthTech Challenge.
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HealthTech Challenge 2023 winners announced
An innovative technology that allows Type 2 Diabetes risk assessments to be carried out in the comfort of people’s own homes took out the top award in this year’s HealthTech Challenge.
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HealthTech Challenge 2023 winners announced