Search results
UC offers three types of master's degrees: a combination of both. A research master’s degree advances your knowledge in the area of your previous studies, and enables you to conduct a significant piece of independent research (with supervision). A taught master’s degree provides a structured programme of taught courses at an advanced level.
6 February. Waitangi Day (University closed) - Add to calendar. 9 February. Summer School lectures end - Add to calendar. 11 February. Lunar New Year (not a University Holiday) - Add to calendar. 16 February. Summer School results released (for courses with an end date in January or February) - Add to calendar. 19 February.
About our qualifications. With over 120 qualifications in more than 150 subject areas, UC offers a diverse range of study options. Whether you are keen to study towards a degree, certificate, diploma, or microcredential, search the options available and find the study path that is right for you.
UC Arts is committed to providing opportunities for secondary school students to experience the richness and diversity of Arts subjects. You can attend events on campus, hear from one of our subject experts, or enrol in STAR courses to jumpstart your university journey while still at school. Our departments also run day-long events throughout ...
myUC is the online student portal for managing your enrolment at UC, accessing your academic transcript, and keeping your contact details up to date. myUC is where you manage all things related to your enrolment - applying to enrol, checking the status of your application, accepting your Enrolment Agreement, and making changes to your enrolment ...
UC's Bachelor of Psychological Science (BPsycSc) enables you to build foundational skills in psychological research and practice to prepare you for a career in scientific, healthcare, legal, social, and other sectors. Learn more about studying a BPsycSc through our Te Kaupeka Pūtaiao | Faculty of Science. 2025 tuition fees estimate per 120 points:
Originally founded as Canterbury College in 1873, the University of Canterbury (UC) is the second oldest university in New Zealand. With historic ties to the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, UC was by set up scholars who based it on the Oxbridge model. Unlike Oxford, however, women students were permitted from the outset. One of the university’s earliest graduates, Helen Connon, was the ...
