Libraries
UC has three libraries on campus - the Central, EPS, and Macmillan Brown. Most of our resources are available online but we also have significant physical collections. As well as resources, our libraries provide study spaces and a range of facilities. We also have skilled library staff available to help you find resources.
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Central Library
Te Puna Mātauraka
19 November 2024
The Central Library is in the Puaka-James Hight building opposite Matariki. It provides services and collections that support studying Humanities, Social Sciences, Law, Business and Economics, Education, Music and Fine Arts. See library hours and find out more about the building.
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Central Library
Te Puna Mātauraka
The Central Library is in the Puaka-James Hight building opposite Matariki. It provides services and collections that support studying Humanities, Social Sciences, Law, Business and Economics, Education, Music and Fine Arts. See library hours and find out more about the building.
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Central Library
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Central Library
Te Puna Mātauraka
The Central Library is in the Puaka-James Hight building opposite Matariki. It provides services and collections that support studying Humanities, Social Sciences, Law, Business and Economics, Education, Music and Fine Arts. See library hours and find out more about the building.
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Engineering and Physical Sciences Library
Te Puna Pūkaha me te Pūtaiao
19 November 2024
The Engineering and Physical Sciences (EPS) library is on the north side of campus adjacent to Creyke Road and the Engineering Core. It provides services and collections that support all aspects of engineering, forestry, sciences, and Antarctic Studies. See library opening hours here.
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Engineering and Physical Sciences Library
Te Puna Pūkaha me te Pūtaiao
The Engineering and Physical Sciences (EPS) library is on the north side of campus adjacent to Creyke Road and the Engineering Core. It provides services and collections that support all aspects of engineering, forestry, sciences, and Antarctic Studies. See library opening hours here.
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Engineering and Physical Sciences Library
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Engineering and Physical Sciences Library
Te Puna Pūkaha me te Pūtaiao
The Engineering and Physical Sciences (EPS) library is on the north side of campus adjacent to Creyke Road and the Engineering Core. It provides services and collections that support all aspects of engineering, forestry, sciences, and Antarctic Studies. See library opening hours here.
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Macmillan Brown Library
Te Puna Rakahau o Macmillan Brown
31 July 2026
UC's Macmillan Brown Library hosts cultural heritage collections that reflect our place in Aotearoa, the Pacific, and beyond. These diverse collections are a rich research resource for all students and researchers with unlimited potential for discovering and creating new knowledge .
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Macmillan Brown Library
Te Puna Rakahau o Macmillan Brown
UC's Macmillan Brown Library hosts cultural heritage collections that reflect our place in Aotearoa, the Pacific, and beyond. These diverse collections are a rich research resource for all students and researchers with unlimited potential for discovering and creating new knowledge .
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Macmillan Brown Library
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Macmillan Brown Library
Te Puna Rakahau o Macmillan Brown
UC's Macmillan Brown Library hosts cultural heritage collections that reflect our place in Aotearoa, the Pacific, and beyond. These diverse collections are a rich research resource for all students and researchers with unlimited potential for discovering and creating new knowledge .
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History of the UC Library
01 July 2024
UC Library was first established at Canterbury College in 1879 with a very small collection. It has since grown to become a vital part of the University and today it holds over 2 million physical items. These include books, archives, journals, and more. Learn about the history of the UC Library.
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History of the UC Library
UC Library was first established at Canterbury College in 1879 with a very small collection. It has since grown to become a vital part of the University and today it holds over 2 million physical items. These include books, archives, journals, and more. Learn about the history of the UC Library.
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History of the UC Library
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History of the UC Library
UC Library was first established at Canterbury College in 1879 with a very small collection. It has since grown to become a vital part of the University and today it holds over 2 million physical items. These include books, archives, journals, and more. Learn about the history of the UC Library.
The Library’s strategic focus is governed by Tangata Tū, Tangata Ora | UC Strategic Vision 2020-2030.
Focusing on these goals allows us to embrace the challenges of the changing library environment and lead our students and academics into a new era of interconnectedness and intellectual opportunity.
