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2024/25 International Prospectus Christchurch | New Zealand
UC PROVIDES
EVERYTHING:
connections, opportunities,
community service, and
brilliant learning.
— Rishi, India
Contents
Why UC? Study at UC? Getting to UC
2 About UC 13 Arts 45 Am I eligible?
4 Why Aotearoa New Zealand? 17 Digital Screen 46 Entry requirements
6 Why Ōtautahi Christchurch? 18 Business 48 Pathways to UC
10 Why UC? 22 Education and Teaching. Youth 50 Postgraduate
and Community Leadership 51 How much will it cost?
27 Engineering, Forestry, and 52 Visas and insurance
Product Design
32 Health and Sport
Rainbow Diversity Support 36
39
Law
Science
Live — Learn — Thrive
54 Support services
56 Where will I live?
UC is proud to partner with Ngāi Tūāhuriri and 57 Next steps
Ngāi Tahu to uphold the mana and aspirations
of mana whenua.
Information is correct at the time of print but is
subject to change.
Nau mai, haere mai, UC is a special place to study and
Welcome to Te Whare live; located in New Zealand’s
second largest city, Christchurch,
Wānanga o Waitaha we have a park-like campus with
University of Canterbury the Ōtākāro Avon River meandering
As you decide where to invest your through. You will also find affordable
energy for your academic goals housing, a student government that
and future career, I am pleased you looks after your interests, and the
are considering the University of largest number of student clubs of
Canterbury. UC is the second any New Zealand university.
oldest university in Aotearoa Christchurch the gateway to the
New Zealand and we celebrated South Island’s spectacular and
our 150th anniversary in 2023. unique geography; you can surf,
We are ranked in the top 2% of ski, walk, or bike, with beaches and
We look forward to being part of
universities and top 100 globally mountains only 90 minutes apart,
your journey.
in the THE and QS sustainability and explore food, culture, and more.
rankings. UC is committed to Create lifelong friends and build
ensuring the inclusion of Māori the next steps of your career
(our Indigenous peoples) and their with us. Experience kotahitanga
knowledge and worldviews. We also (togetherness), manaakitanga
have more than 100 nationalities Cheryl de la Rey
(caring for one another) and Tumu Whakarae | Vice-Chancellor
represented through our whanaungatanga (relationship/
international student community, kinship) in a university where people
thus creating a welcoming and really matter.
diverse environment.
canterbury.ac.nz 1
The Clock Tower, Canterbury College, c. 1877
Macmillan Brown Library image 4770
About University
of Canterbury (UC)
Established in 1873 as For the first 100 years, the University was
situated in the centre of Christchurch (now
Canterbury College, the the Arts Centre), but moved to its current
University of Canterbury location in 1975. We are currently located
was the second university in a spacious, purpose-built 76-hectare
site in the suburb of Ilam — like a little city
established in Aotearoa between the sea and the mountains.
New Zealand. UC was set The ‘new’ campus has a central complex
up differently from many of libraries, lecture theatres, laboratories, “University is an
universities of the time:
and student accommodation surrounded
by playing fields, a river, and the renowned important stage of growth
women were admitted Ilam Gardens. in your life – make the
right from the start. It also has the most extensive network of most out of it!”
research field stations of any university
Canterbury College was renamed in Aotearoa, including Kaikōura, Cass,
Canterbury University College in 1933 before Westport, Harihari (South Westland), Chanya
becoming the University of Canterbury (UC) Thailand
Aotearoa New Zealand’s premier Master of Business Information Systems
in 1957. astronomical research facility at Mount Marketing Lead, Virtual Medical Coaching Ltd
John in Tekapo, the sub-Antarctic Snares
Islands, Antarctica, and Nigeria.
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Legends of UC
From scientists, former prime ministers, Dame Ngaio Marsh and Rita Angus,
journalists, artists to entrepreneurs, many graduates of UC, are important artists.
legends have graduated from UC. Dame Ngaio is known as a “Queen of
Many of the buildings on campus are Crime” novelist and an actor; and Rita, a
named after accomplished graduates pioneer of modern painting known for
such as Ernest Rutherford, the first person showcasing her love of humanity in her art.
to split an atom and Nobel Prize winner; Inspired by Dame Ngaio Marsh is UC alum
Beatrice Tinsley, known as the ‘Queen of the Sam Neill. You would recognise him from
Cosmos’ and has a mountain named after the original Jurassic Park movies and many
her; one of the greatest philosophers of other big Hollywood projects.
the 20th century Karl Popper; physicist and Anthony Wilding, former world no. 1 tennis
electrical engineer Jack Erskine, after whom player and winner of 11 Grand Slam titles,
Ernest Rutherford UC’s Erskine Fellowship is named after; Elsie was considered to be the world’s first tennis
Locke, a writer and historian who fought superstar. He was killed in action during
for women’s rights, nuclear disarmament, World War I.
social justice, and the environment long
Besides our legends, we have other notable
Beatrice Tinsley
before these causes became popular.
alumni from the 21st century, including
Other well-known graduates include recent graduates.
leader and politician Sir Āpirana Ngata
canterbury.ac.nz/alumni/our-alumni
(Ngāti Porou), a contemporary of Ernest
Rutherford, who became the first Māori
graduate from a New Zealand university.
Portraits of the two legends are on
New Zealand’s $100 and $50 notes respectively.
canterbury.ac.nz 3
Source:
ChristchurchNZ
Why Aotearoa New Zealand?
As an international student, you will experience all NEW ZEALAND IS…
that Aotearoa New Zealand has to offer, from
breathtaking landscapes to dynamic cities, and South Island is ranked
unlimited outdoor adventure. 1st best place in the world
to visit*
2nd most peaceful
country**
11th in the world for
natural environment^
Source:
ChristchurchNZ
18th in the world
for education^
*
US News & World Report, 2022.
**
Global Peace Index, 2022.
^ Legatum Prosperity Index, 2021.
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Marlborough Auckland
Mt Hutt ski field
Kaikōura
Franz Josef Glacier
Hanmer Springs
Queenstown
Milford Sound Wellington
Ōtautahi Christchurch
City Centre Parks and recreation
Akaroa Shopping Sumner Beach Activity on campus
Akaroa image from Christchurch and Canterbury Tourism. Christchurch photos courtesy www.christchurchnz.com
canterbury.ac.nz 5
Source:
ChristchurchNZ
489,000
Population of Christchurch
Source:
ChristchurchNZ
CHRISTCHURCH IS…
Why Ōtautahi
Christchurch? 2nd largest city in
New Zealand
Ōtautahi Christchurch is • to innovation and recreation
Aotearoa New Zealand’s
11% cheaper than
• to serendipity and wonder
Wellington to live*
most affordable major • to the future the world wants,
needs, craves.
city. It is in the iwi region To wellbeing. To harmony. To a balanced life.
of Ngāi Tahu, is the largest
city in the South Island, What sets Ōtautahi
and the second largest in Christchurch apart? 15% cheaper than
Auckland to live*
the country. You are in a city teeming with
entrepreneurial spirit — for future‑focused,
Ōtautahi Christchurch has transformed sustainable businesses and people who
itself into one of the world’s most modern want to do things differently. largest inner
and sustainable cities, through its strong
partnership with Ngāi Tūāhuriri as mana
You will find:
• New infrastructure
#1 city park in the
southern hemisphere
whenua. Mana whenua refers to the mana
(authority) held by the local hapū or iwi • Low traffic congestion
(tribe) over the land or particular area. • Favourable rent-income ratio
The landscape now includes many cultural • Affordable housing
narratives of the region in its city streets, • A collaborative, innovative community
spaces, and buildings.
• A strong education sector
Christchurch is a city that makes time
and space for play, because play, all kinds • Social enterprise
of play, takes us to the path leading • Meaningful work and balanced lifestyle. *
christchurchnz.com
everywhere we want to go:
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Digital City Future Growth Industries
Ōtautahi Christchurch leads the way in
innovation, research, and technology, and Sectors with global growth opportunity
is home to the country’s 2nd largest tech Sectors where Canterbury has a competitive
sector. Our graduates are highly sought advantage, opportunity of scale, and value
after and we have an increasing skill chain collaboration.
shortage in this sector. • Aerospace and Future Transport
The Canterbury economy is growing at a • High Tech Services
higher rate than the national average. We
have a current and long-term skills shortage • Health Tech and Resilient Communities
of over 50,000 workers by 2030. • Food, Fibre, and Agritech.
“New Zealand offers
a great learning
environment with a
beautiful surrounding
that can help keep
minds relaxed.”
Syaida
Malaysia
Master of Applied Data Science
Tourism Economic Analyst, ChristchurchNZ
canterbury.ac.nz 7
UNIQUE
LOCATION
UC is a well situated campus —
while still remaining distinct from
the rest of Christchurch — so it is
easy to get around, whether you
Source:
ChristchurchNZ walk, bike, ride the bus, or drive.
Life in Christchurch
In Christchurch, there’s always a way for students to be part of
something exciting — home to multinationals and future growth
industries: aerospace and future transport, health tech and resilient
communities, food and agritech, and IT.
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8 2024/2025 Whakatairanga Tāwāhi | International Prospectus1. UC campus 5. Westfield shopping mall 8. Beach
5-minute drive from UC 20-minute drive from UC
2. University of Canterbury
Student Association (UCSA) 6. Central business district 9. Airport
(CBD) 10-minute drive from UC
3. UC accommodation 10-minute drive from UC
10. UC sports field
4. Asian supermarket 7. Port Hills
and restaurants 20-minute drive from UC
15-minute walk from UC
7 5
6 4 3
2
canterbury.ac.nz 9Why UC?
A world-recognised university UC has 6 faculties and MORE
The University of 1 business school
Canterbury cultivates • Arts | Toi Tangata
curious students and
delivers creative and
•
•
Education | Ako
Engineering | Pūhanga
60+ Partner
Universities
innovative research for
• Law | Ture
the benefit of both local
and global communities. • Health | Oranga
3000+
Our academic leaders explore their fields • Science | Pūtaiao Employer
of expertise with integrity and vigour, • UC Business School | Te Kura Umanga Connections
encourage conversations and challenges,
and share their discoveries to create better
outcomes for everyone. Triple crown accredited Business School:
in New
2nd Zealand for
Employability
35+ Research
Centres
International Partnerships course with your fellow UC classmates, our qualification in their home country and
international connections mean there’s then complete it at UC through articulation
UC works closely with universities around
something for everyone. agreements and dual degree programmes.
the world to provide global opportunities
to our students. Whether it is a semester We also provide opportunities for We have partnerships with more than 100
abroad at one of our exchange partners, international students from partner institutions around the globe.
or taking part in an international short institutions to study part of their canterbury.ac.nz/engage/partnerships
Lund University
University of Cambridge University of Copenhagen
University of British Columbia University of Nottingham
University of Oxford University College London
University of Washington
University of California, Berkeley Peking University Yonsei University
Purdue University
Tsinghua University
University of North Carolina Waseda University
at Chapel Hill
University of Hong Kong
Mahidol University
National University of Singapore
Stellenbosch University University of Adelaide
10 2024/2025 Whakatairanga Tāwāhi | International Prospectus35
RESEARCH
CENTRES
Modern facilities Cutting-edge research
There are a range of facilities to support UC has a raft of cutting-edge research
your study at UC: facilities, including:
• over 1.9 million research items in UC’s • Biomolecular Interaction Centre
three libraries • Gateway Antarctica: Centre for Antarctic
• computer suites that are open 24–7 Studies and Research
• modern lecture theatres and innovative • Human Interface Technology Laboratory
learning hubs (HITLabNZ)
• online portal and interactive resources • MacDiarmid Institute for Advanced
• well-equipped laboratories, including the Materials and Nanotechnology
Canterbury Engineering the Future (CETF) • New Zealand Institute of Language,
precinct and the Rutherford Regional Brain and Behaviour
Science and Innovation Centre (RRSIC). • NZi3
• Social Science Research Centre
Hands-on experience
• Waterways Centre for
“I chose to study at UC
Many of our courses offer workplace Freshwater Management. because I want to find a
internships, community engagement,
and access to world-class field stations
The University operates field stations in place to figure out what’s
like Cass field station and the Mount
Cass, Westport, Harihari, the
sub-Antarctic Snares Islands, and
for me in the future. I
John observatory.
Antarctica; and Aotearoa New Zealand’s wanted to be studying at a
World-class academics
premier astronomical research facility at place that allows a good
degree of freedom but
Mount John, famous for its clear
UC’s academic staff are well known in their southern skies.
fields and often write the textbooks you These facilities mean that UC offers provides all the necessary
will study. We also bring in academics from research opportunities in the field that no support I need.”
universities around the world, including other New Zealand university can match.
Oxford and Cambridge, via our staff
exchange programme. Vincent
Indonesia
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
canterbury.ac.nz 11What can I study at UC?
MORE
Arts
At UC, you will find an
40 Arts subjects offered
academically vibrant PACE Internship
and culturally diverse The PACE Internship programme
offers unique Work integrated
environment.
With many critical research centres and over
Learning (WIL) and practical
learning with local organisations
and workplaces.
100 Top 100 in the world
for Linguistics*
40 subjects spanning the humanities, social
science, languages, and creative arts, UC Arts
is the place to broaden your perspective and
gain an outstanding education. Top 200 in
200 Political Science
and International
Relations*
“UC and NZ is a good place
to learn about media for
many reasons. Importantly, Top 250 in
people are very kind, not
just inside of the campus
250 Communication and
Media Studies*
but also outside.”
*
QS World University Rankings by subject 2023.
Shotaro
Japan
Bachelor of Arts
in Media and Communication, and Chinese
TV Tokyo Broadcaster
canterbury.ac.nz 13Undergraduate Bachelor of Arts – Major/minor pathway example degree structure
Bachelor of Arts offers two pathways: Year 1
ARTS102 or ARTS102 or
MAOR165 or MAOR165 or 100 100 100 100 100 100
Level Level Level Level Level Level
Bachelor of Arts (major and minor) WRIT101 WRIT101
Year 2
Subjects
200 200 200 200 200 200 200 100
Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level
Anthropology
Art History and Theory Year 3
300 300 300 300 300 300 200 200
Chinese Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level
Cinema Studies Compulsory Major Minor Other Arts Courses from Arts
courses courses courses courses or other degrees
Classics Each small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points or more.
This diagram is an example only – other combinations are possible. For specific course requirements, go to
Cultural Studies www.canterbury.ac.nz/regulations
Digital Humanities Bachelor of Arts – Specialisation pathway example degree structure
Economics Year 1
ARTS102 or ARTS102 or
100 100 100 100 100 100
Education MAOR165 or MAOR165 or
Level Level Level Level Level Level
WRIT101 WRIT101
English Year 2
English Language 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 100
Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level
European and European Union Studies
Year 3
French 300 300 300 300 300 300 200 200
Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level
Geography
Compulsory Specialisation Courses from Arts
German courses courses or other degrees
Each small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points or more.
History This diagram is an example only – other combinations are possible. For specific course requirements, go to
www.canterbury.ac.nz/regulations
Human Services
Bachelor of Arts (specialisation)
Japanese
Specialisations
Linguistics
Creative Industries and Contemporary Practice Language, Brain and Behaviour
Māori and Indigenous Studies
Cultural Heritage Philosophy, Politics and Economics
Mathematics
Global Societies and Cultures Society, Diversity and Change
Media and Communication
International Affairs
Music
Philosophy Find out more at
canterbury.ac.nz/arts/qualifications-and-courses/ba-specialisations
Political Science and International Relations
Professional and Community Engagement 2024 2024
Toi me te Ahumahi
Psychology Hapori Auaha
Russian Arts and the Creative
Community Industries
Sociology
Spanish
Statistics
Te Reo Māori Bachelor of:
Arts
Communication Bachelor of:
Social and Environmental Sustainability Digital Screen with Honours
Social Work with Honours Fine Arts
Youth and Community Leadership Music
14 2024/2025 Whakatairanga Tāwāhi | International ProspectusBachelor of Social and Bachelor of Social and Environmental Sustainability– example degree structure
Environmental Sustainability Year 1
SENS ENVR MAOR WRIT ARTS102 100 100 100
The only undergraduate degree in or
101 101 108 101 STAT101 Level Level Level
New Zealand that focuses on all areas of
sustainability from social to economic Year 2
to environmental. Majors include: SENS 200 200 200 200 200 200 100
201 Level Level Level Level Level Level Level
• Environmental Policy, Governance
and Social Justice Year 3
• Sustainable Business, Enterprise SENS PACE 300 300 300 300 200
and Economics 301 295 or 395 Level Level Level Level Level
• Social Action, Community Compulsory Major Courses from Arts
courses courses or other degrees
and Global Development
Each small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points or more.
• Indigenous Knowledge
This diagram is an example only – other combinations are possible. For specific course requirements, go to
and Sustainable Partnerships. www.canterbury.ac.nz/regulations
Undergraduate programmes
Qualification Intakes Duration Points Cost per year (120 points)
Bachelor of Arts (Major/minors) Feb or July 3 years 360 $32,313
Bachelor of Arts (Specialisations)
Bachelor of Communication Feb or July 3 years 360 $32,200
Bachelor of Digital Screen with Honours Feb 4 years 360 $38,900
Bachelor of Fine Arts Feb 4 years 480 $35,875
Bachelor of Music Feb or July 3 years 360 $36,588
Bachelor of Social and Environmental Sustainability Feb or July 3 years 360 $33,975
Bachelor of Social Work with Honours Feb 4 years 480 $32,313
Graduate and Postgraduate programmes
Qualification Description Intake Duration Points Tuition
fees
Bachelor of Arts More than 25 subjects are available to study and you can Feb or 1 year 120 $32,313
with Honours complete your own research as well as taught electives. (C+R) July
Graduate Diploma If you hold a bachelor’s degree in a subject other than the Arts, Feb or 1 year 120 $31,600
in Arts the Graduate Diploma provides a pathway into postgraduate July
qualifications in Arts. (C)
Postgraduate Diploma This Diploma is ideal for graduates wishing to undertake advanced Feb or 1 year 120 $30,900
in Arts study in humanities or social sciences. It offers pathways to other July
postgraduate study opportunities. (C)
Postgraduate Diploma This Diploma teaches you advanced language, cultural, and Feb 12-18 180 $30,900
in Translation and communication skills to work as professional interpreters and months
Interpreting translators. (C)
Master of Arts This degree is completed by coursework and dissertation. Feb 18 180 $53,100
Prerequisites vary between programmes, but normally good grades months
in 300-level courses in the subject concerned are required. (C+R)
canterbury.ac.nz 15Qualification Description Intake Duration Points Tuition
fees
Master of Arts (Thesis) This degree consists of a thesis in a chosen subject. Prerequisites Start 1–2 years 120 $35,400
vary between programmes, but normally good grades in an of any
Honours degree in the subject concerned are required. (R) month
Master of Fine Arts This degree comprises a submission of work in one of Film, Feb 1 year 120 $40,600
Graphic Design, Painting, Photography, or Sculpture. A Bachelor of
Fine Arts degree with Honours is required for entry. (R)
Master of Applied Learn the advanced language, cultural, and communication skills Feb 12–18 180 $46,350
Translation and you need to work as professional interpreters and translators. (C) months
Interpreting
Master of European This degree is unique in Australasia. It looks at the European Feb or 12–18 180 $46,350
Union Studies Union in the global context, with special focus on the Asia-Pacific July months
region and EU–NZ relations. (C+R)
Master of International The MIRAD is perfect for students interested in careers in foreign Feb 12–18 180 $46,350
Relations and Diplomacy affairs or inter-state coordination. (C+R) months
Master of Linguistics Offers specialist courses in linguistic analysis as well as a significant Feb 1 year 180 $46,350
research component. Graduates will gain a special awareness and
appreciation of the linguistic situation in Aotearoa and the Pacific. (C+R)
Master of Music Follows the MusB(Hons) and may be taken in Composition or Start 1 year 120 $40,600
Performance to an advanced technical level. (R) of any
month
Master of Policy A professional capstone qualification in policy analysis and Feb 12–18 180 $46,350
and Governance strategic decision making, this degree will provide training for months
those wishing to progress in local, regional, national, and third
sector/not-for-profit roles. (C+R)
Master of Social Work Students with an approved social science degree can Feb 2 years 240 $30,900
(Applied) complete a recognised professional qualification over two per 120
years. The programmes can be completed on a part-time basis, points
which offers some flexibility to those with family or
employment commitments. (C+R)
Master of Strategic This degree will allow you to develop an understanding of Feb 12–18 180 $46,350
Communication communication in complex media environments. Learn media months
writing, analytics, and workplace research methods. (C+R)
Master of Writing The MWRIT offers a thorough grounding in the skills common Feb or 12–18 180 $46,350
to all genres of writing — creative, professional, technical, and July months
academic — while also allowing you to deepen your knowledge
and ability in one or more genre. (C+R)
Doctor of Musical Arts The Doctor of Musical Arts is aimed at those wishing to undertake Start 3 years 360 $40,600
advanced research in music composition or performance. (R) of any per 120
month points
Doctor of Philosophy The PhD comprises advanced research presented in a thesis. (R) Start 3–4 years 360 $7,623–
of any 8.340
month per 120
points
Please visit canterbury.ac.nz for the full list of qualifications offered and the indicative international tuition fees at
canterbury.ac.nz/international/whyuc/how-much-does-it-cost
(C) = coursework qualification; (R) = research qualification; (C+R) = coursework plus research qualification.
Please note: All qualification fees are subject to change. See the latest fees at canterbury.ac.nz/get-started/fees
16 2024/2025 Whakatairanga Tāwāhi | International ProspectusBachelor of Digital Screen
with Honours
Be part of the exciting Bachelor of Digital Screen with Honours – example degree structure
transformation in the Year 1
digital screen industry!
DISC DISC PROD PROD PROD MUSA 100 100
101 102 110 121 142 125 Level Level
The digital screen sector is rapidly growing, Year 2
in areas such as virtual production, 3D DISC 200 200 200 200 200 200 100
201 Level Level Level Level Level Level Level
storytelling, virtual and augmented reality,
and more. UC’s Bachelor of Digital Screen Year 3
with Honours is an applied, four-year DISC DISC 300 300 300 200 or 300 200 or 300
degree with a key focus on storytelling, 301 380 Level Level Level Level Level
whether it is with words, still or moving Year 3
images, animated graphics, or sound. DISC DISC DISC
During your degree, you will work on 401 402 403
collaborative projects with other students
Compulsory Major Courses from Arts
to build a portfolio of work to give you a courses courses or other degrees
headstart in your career. Each small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points or more.
You will have access to high-tech facilities This diagram is an example only – other combinations are possible. For specific course requirements, go to
www.canterbury.ac.nz/regulations
and industry standard tools. Including
Majors Career pathways
editing suites, motion capture studio, and
digital filmmaking technology. As a succesful graduate of the Bachelor of
Animation
Digital Screen with Honours, you will finish
The Bachelor of Digital Screen with Honours
Cinematic Arts your study with a portfolio of work to show
will equip you with the core foundations
future employers. Career options include:
required to join the film and game industry! Game Arts
• Game Engine Programmer
canterbury.ac.nz/study/qualifications-and-
Game Development • Automation Engineer
courses/bachelors-degrees/bachelor-of-
digital-screen-with-honours Screen Sound • Film Producer
Screenwriting • Character Animator
• Screenwriter
Indigenous Narrative (minor only)
• Sound Engineer.
canterbury.ac.nz 17UCE
UC Centre of Entrepreneurship
(UCE) provides a dedicated,
student-focused space where ideas
and innovation can flourish.
MORE
Business of business schools
UC Business School Practical learning
1% that holds the ‘Triple
Crown’ accreditation
offers you the opportunity You will be able to participate in business
to gain internationally
challenges with real-life cases for local
organisations, or create a startup
recognised qualifications
with courses underpinned
with the support of the UC Centre for
Entrepreneurship. Project-based courses 250 Top 250 in the world
for Management*
and internships will let you connect with
by research in a vibrant businesses and other organisations.
learning environment. Competitions and inter-university business
challenges develop your entrepreneurial, Top 250 in the
Global experiences
project management, and teamwork skills.
250 world for Business
and Economics**
UC Business School offers many Support
opportunities for international experiences,
*
QS subject rankings, 2023.
UC Business School supports international **
Times Higher Education (THE), 2023.
like spending a semester abroad at one of
students by offering personalised support,
our partner universities through the UC
and tailored programmes designed to help
Global Exchange programme, participating
students build connections and succeed
in an overseas study tour or short course, or
academically and professionally.
joining a virtual or on-campus experience.
canterbury.ac.nz
/business/global-opportunities
18 2024/2025 Whakatairanga Tāwāhi | International ProspectusUndergraduate Bachelor of Commerce – example degree structure
Year 1
Bachelor of Commerce ACCT ECON INFO MGMT STAT 100 100 100
102 104 123 100 101 Level Level Level
Customise your degree by combining majors
and minors in commerce and non-commerce Year 2
subjects to suit your goals and interests. BSNS 200 200 200 200 100 200 200
201 Level Level Level Level Level Level Level
Majors
Year 3
Accounting BSNS 300 300 300 300 200 300 300 200
299 Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level
Economics
Zero-points, Compulsory Other Commerce Courses from Commerce
Finance zero-fees courses courses courses or other degrees
Each small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points or more.
Human Resource Management This diagram is an example only – other combinations are possible. For specific course requirements, go to
www.canterbury.ac.nz/regulations
Information Systems
International Business Summer Micro-Internships Get social with UC Business
The Summer Micro-Internship programme Follow the official UC Business School
Management
is designed to provide real-world experience social media channels for all the latest
Marketing to UC Business School students, while from students and staff, and join the
at the same time enabling Canterbury conversation using #ucbusiness.
Operations and Supply Chain Management businesses interested in overseas Engage with other students
Strategy and Entrepreneurship expansion to benefit from their unique and find out more about
knowledge and expertise. student life at UC. Follow
Taxation and Accounting canterbury.ac.nz/business/international- ucnz.life on Instagram for
Tourism Marketing and Management students/summer-micro-internships student stories.
Possible Minors
Business Analytics Trading Room
Business and Sustainability UC Business School’s Trading Room gives you a real-world trading environment with
a live market and stock data feed, and simulation tools for trading.
Economics
Entrepreneurship
“UC was the choice of my
Taxation studies in light of the
Minors from other degrees Triple-Crown
accreditation of its
2024 Business school. This
Umanga means that my degree is
Business recognised by the
international community.”
Nathaniel
Singapore
Bachelor of Commerce in Management
Advisor, ADV Risk Consulting, KPMG
Bachelor of Commerce
Undergraduate programme
Qualification Intakes Duration Total Points Tuition fees per year
(120 points)
Bachelor of Commerce Feb or July 3 years 360 $35,100
canterbury.ac.nz 19Postgraduate programmes Conversion programmes Executive programmes
As a postgraduate student at UC Business • Postgraduate Diploma in Business • Master of Business Administration
School, you will interact closely with Information Systems • Postgraduate Diploma in
supervisors and lecturers, plus have the • Postgraduate Diploma in Business Business Administration.
opportunity to engage with guest lectures
• Master of Business – Marketing,
and presentations by business leaders, Research programmes
Management, Financial Management
innovators, and entrepreneurs.
• Master of Business Information Systems. • Bachelor of Commerce with Honours
Our options are developed to support both
• Master of Commerce
students with a commerce degree and
those from other areas of study.
Professional programmes • Doctor of Philosophy.
• Master of Professional Accounting
(No background in Accounting required)
• Master of Applied Economics and Finance.
Graduate and Postgraduate programmes
Qualification Description Intake Duration Points Tuition
fees
Bachelor of Commerce Further your expertise in your chosen major, and explore specialist Feb 1 year 120 $35,100
with Honours topics that can lead to entry to master’s programmes by thesis. (C+R)
Graduate Diploma Complete advanced undergraduate commerce courses in a new Feb or 1 year 120 $34,000
in Commerce subject area and transition to research-based postgraduate July
study. (C)
Postgraduate Diploma Gain knowledge and skills that you can apply to graduate positions Feb or 1 year 120 $35,000
in Business across a wide range of industries. It is a pathway qualification to July
the Master of Business or Master of Professional Accounting. (C)
Postgraduate The diploma includes eight core courses from the Master of Feb or 1 year 120 $39,000
Diploma in Business Business Administration programme. Transfer to the Master of Sept
Administration Business Administration is available for those students who
complete the PGDipBA with a B average or higher. (C)
Postgraduate Gain skills leading to roles in information systems-related Feb or 1 year 120 $35,000
Diploma in Business industries. It is a pathway into the Master of Business Information July
Information Systems Systems. (C)
Postgraduate Diploma This qualification allows you to further explore Information Feb or 1 year 120 $35,000
in Information and Systems either to deepen your knowledge in the area or to July
Systems Technology prepare yourself for further research in this area. (C)
“I first came to UC as a part of my university exchange
programme; before I arrived in New Zealand, I was
able to meet UC representatives at my home university
that helped my decision.”
Mia
China
Master of Applied Finance and Economics
Private Wealth Assistant,
Craigs Investment Partners
20 2024/2025 Whakatairanga Tāwāhi | International ProspectusQualification Description Intake Duration Points Tuition
fees
Master of Applied This is a master’s degree in both Finance and Economics. You Jan 12–13 180 $52,500
Finance and will take coursework in both subjects, followed by a practical months
Economics course. (C)
Master of Business The Master of Business Administration offers a chance to upskill, Feb, 16 180 $58,500
Administration make a career change, and gain relevant business connections May, or months
and experiences. You will take compulsory and elective courses as Sept
well as a consulting project. There are also opportunities to attend
seminars, guest lectures, and networking events. (C)
Master of Business Take advantage of the demand for "tech-savvy" business Feb 16 180 $52,500
Information Systems graduates. Combining business studies with information systems, or July months
this qualification is designed to equip you with the specialist
knowledge and skills to manage technology-driven innovation
in business. (C)
Master of Professional As a conversion taught master’s, this qualification will give Feb 21–23 240 $70,000
Accounting you the skills and knowledge to be an accountant. Leads to or July months
provisional membership of professional bodies such as Chartered
Accountants Australia and New Zealand. (C)
Master of Business The Master of Business explores business basics as well as a Feb or 16 180 $52,500
specialist major focus in Financial Management, Management, July months
or Marketing. It also includes project opportunities through our
industry contacts. (C)
Master of Commerce Comprised of taught coursework and complemented by thesis or Feb 12–18 180 $52,500
research project. (C+R) months
Doctor of Philosophy The PhD comprises advanced research presented in a thesis. (R) Start 3–4 years 360 $7,980–
(PhD) of any 8.205
month per 120
points
(C) = coursework qualification; (R) = research qualification; (C+R) = coursework plus research qualification.
Please visit canterbury.ac.nz for the full list of qualifications offered and the indicative international tuition fees at
canterbury.ac.nz/international/whyuc/how-much-does-it-cost
“I enjoyed how the entire programme was just not
classroom based and involved working on case studies,
real-life business situations, networking with current
industry professionals, and focused more on my overall
development and getting me ready to step into the
professional world.”
Abhinav
India
Master of Business Management
Domain Specialist (L2) – Planning and
Performance, Te Tari Taake | Inland Revenue
canterbury.ac.nz 21UC Education has been training
teaching and educational
professionals for over
135 YEARS
MORE
Education and
Teaching. Youth and 96% Employment rate for
education students*
Community Leadership
UC is committed to Learn from the best 250 Top 250 in the world
for Education**
excellence in teacher Our lecturers are national and global
education, educational
leaders and we lead with Aotearoa
New Zealand and international research on
studies, and youth and student engagement in learning; CHCH101 students
community leadership. We education leadership and policy;
development for teachers; children’s 25k have completed
25,000 hours of
will equip you to make a language and literacy learning; and community service
positive difference in the culturally responsive practices, inclusitivity,
lives of children and adults, and equity in education and e-learning.
weeks spent in
and their communities. Innovative teaching-learning
environments
1–7 schools for each
teaching placement
Practical learning Understand how digital technologies can *
Graduate destination survey, 2020.
As part of your learning experience at be best used to create student-centred **
QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2023
UC, you will undertake professional practices that enhance student learning.
practical placements to build teaching
and management skills, and connect with
students and community.
22 2024/2025 Whakatairanga Tāwāhi | International ProspectusUndergraduate programmes Ako: Bachelor of Teaching and Learning – example degree structure
Year 1
Teacher Education AKOT AKOT AKOA 100 100 100 100 100 100
100 101 161 Level Level Level Level Level Level
We offer teacher education programmes at
undergraduate and postgraduate levels that Year 2
allow you to apply to become a certified AKOA AKOA 200 200 200 200 200 200
teacher in New Zealand. 261 262 Level Level Level Level Level Level
Ako: Bachelor of Teaching and Learning Year 3
The Ako: Bachelor of Teaching and Learning AKOA AKOA 300 300 300 300 300 300
361or 363 362 or 364 Level Level Level Level Level Level
has the following endorsements:
• Early Childhood Education Zero-points, Compulsory Endorsement
zero-fees courses courses courses
• Primary Education. Each small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points or more.
These endorsements are internationally This diagram is an example only – other combinations are possible. For specific course requirements, go to
www.canterbury.ac.nz/regulations
recognised, giving you options to work
abroad after graduating. Professional Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning (Early Childhood) – typical diploma structure
placements and the opportunity to take Year 1
te ao Māori courses in each endorsement TEPI TEPI TEPP TEPP TECE TECE TECE TECE TECE TECE
allows you to build bicultural knowledge 361 362 361 362 358 359 361 362 364 365
and competence in teaching practices.
Professional Professional Secondary Education
Studies Practice Endorsement
The programme meets the requirements to
apply for provisional teacher registration Each small block represents a 15-point course.
with the Teaching Council of New Zealand. This diagram is an example only – other combinations are possible. For specific course requirements, go to
www.canterbury.ac.nz/regulations
Graduate diplomas Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning – example degree structure
We also have two graduate diploma options Year 1
that can allow you to apply to become a TEPI TEPI TEPI TEPI TEPP TEPP Curriculum
certified teacher in New Zealand: 313 314 315 316 313 314 Studies
• Graduate Diploma in Teaching and
Professional Professional Courses towards Primary or
Learning (Early Childhood) Studies Practice Secondary Teaching
• Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Each small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points or more.
This diagram is an example only – other combinations are possible. For specific course requirements, go to
Learning – endorsed in Primary or www.canterbury.ac.nz/regulations
Secondary education.
These are one-year, undergraduate
“I decided to study Early
programmes that are available if you Childhood Education at
already have a bachelor's degree.See UC because UC
application information at
canterbury.ac.nz/education Education is well known
/qualifications-and-courses both nationally and
/teacher-education/guide-to-applying
internationally for its
Applications high-quality education
All applications for teaching qualifications and outstanding lecturers.”
close on 31 October. Many of our teaching
qualifications have a limited capacity for Stella
places and applications may close earlier if China
this capacity has been reached. Bachelor of Teaching and Learning
(Early Childhood)
Early Childhood Teacher, Grow Active
canterbury.ac.nz 23Youth and Community Leadership Bachelor of Youth and Community Leadership – example degree structure
The Bachelor of Youth and Community Year 1
EDUC
Leadership build on UC’s reputation in YACL CHCH 101 or 102 100 100 100 100 100
youth-led social action and offers real-world 101 101 or POLS103 Level Level Level Level Level
leadership and project experience. Become Year 2
an agile leader, connect for change, engage YACL EDUC CULT202 or
200 200 200 200 100 or 200
EDUC204
with the community, and do something 201 206 or INOV290 Level Level Level Level Level
that matters with this degree.
Year 3
EDUC YACL YACL 300 300 200 or 300 200 or 300
302 or 339 301 302 Level Level Level Level
Compulsory Elective Courses from Arts
courses courses or other degrees
Each small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points or more.
This diagram is an example only – other combinations are possible. For specific course requirements, go to
www.canterbury.ac.nz/regulations
Postgraduate programmes “UC has helped me gain
UC Education offers a range of postgraduate practical experience. It is
programmes including Postgraduate
Diploma programmes, Coursework (Taught not just about learning
Master’s), Research Masters, PhD, and educational theory, it has
Doctor of Education.
also helped me
Some key areas of research and research
hubs include: understand what teaching
• A Better Start in real life is like.”
• Learning Environments
• Digital Education Futures Lab Shauhrat
• Language and Literacy Research lab India
Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning
• Teacher learning and Innovations in (Secondary)
Practice Research Hub
• UC Community Engagement Hub
• UC Child Wellbeing Research Institute
canterbury.ac.nz/education/qualifications-
and-courses/professional-development
canterbury.ac.nz/education/research
24 2024/2025 Whakatairanga Tāwāhi | International ProspectusTeacher qualifications
Undergraduate programmes
Qualification Intake Duration Points Cost per
year
Ako: Bachelor of Level 7 qualification. Feb 3 years 360 $31,600
Teaching and Learning
Graduate Diploma in Level 7 qualification. Jan 1 year 150 $31,500
Teaching and Learning
(Early Childhood)
Graduate Diploma in Level 7 qualification. The endorsements are: Jan 1 year 150 $31,500
Teaching and Learning • Primary education
• Secondary education.
For the Secondary endorsement, students must have studied to
300-level in a secondary curriculum subject area.
Postgraduate programmes
Qualification Description Intake Duration Points Tuition
fees
Postgraduate This level 8 qualification consists of coursework and 80 days of Jan 1 year 150 $38,625
Diploma in Teaching professional practice in schools. Special requirements apply if
and Learning English is not your first language. (C).
The endorsements are:
• Primary education
• Secondary education.
For the Secondary endorsement, students must have studied to
300 or 400-level in a secondary curriculum subject area.
Master of Teaching This level 9 qualification consists of coursework and 80 days of Jan 13 180 $46,350
and Learning professional practice in schools. Special requirements apply if months
English is not your first language. (C). NOTE:
The endorsements are: MTchgLn is
• Primary education completed
• Secondary education. in January
of the
For the Secondary endorsement, students must have studied to
following
300 or 400-level in a secondary curriculum subject area. year.
Successful completion of one of the above teaching qualifications enables you to apply for teacher registration in New Zealand.
“I wish I could have had
more time as a student at
UC. It was such a time that
I would never forget.”
Quynh
Vietnam
Graduate Diploma in Teaching
and Learning (Primary)
Primary School teacher,
Beckenham Te Kura o Pūroto
canterbury.ac.nz 25Other Education degrees
Undergraduate programmes
Qualification Intakes Duration Points Cost per year
Bachelor of Youth and Community Leadership Feb or July 3 years 360 $32,938
Postgraduate programmes
Qualification Description Intake Duration Points Tuition
fees
Postgraduate Diploma This diploma is designed to improve professional practice and Feb or 1 year 120 $35,400
in Education examine critically significant issues in education. (C) July
The degree can be endorsed in:
• Digital Education Futures (Distance learning)
• Inclusive and Special Education
• Leadership (Distance learning)
• Literacy
• Teaching and Learning Languages
• Tertiary Teaching (if already employed in tertiary teaching).
Master of Education This degree pathway can be completed by coursework alone or by Feb or 18 180 $53,100
coursework and thesis. (C) or (C+R) July months
The degree can be endorsed in:
• Digital Education Futures (Distance learning)
• Inclusive and Special Education
• Leadership (Distance learning)
• Literacy
• Teaching and Learning Languages
• Tertiary Teaching (if already employed in tertiary teaching).
Master of Education A thesis qualification that allows students to demonstrate First 1–2 years 120 $35,400
(Thesis) advanced knowledge in their field of educational research; or day of
30 points research methods and 90 points thesis. February or July month
intake for the research methods. (R)
You must have a Postgraduate Diploma in Education (or
equivalent) before being eligible to apply for this qualification.
Master of Teaching A professional qualification aimed at producing skilful English Feb or 1 year 180 $46,350
English to Speakers of language educators for a wide variety of educational settings. This July
Other Languages programme will give you the skills, knowledge, and capabilities to
adapt to English language developments, as well as technological
and pedagogical advances. (C)
Doctor of Education Aimed at Education professionals and other related fields. You 1 March 4–6 Years 360 $35,400
will synthesise theory and address questions of professional per 120
practice while further developing your leadership capacities. It is points
completed in 2 parts – Part I can only be completed part-time over
2 years (R)
Doctor of Philosophy The PhD comprises advanced research presented in a thesis. (R) First 3–4 years 360 $7,623
(PhD) day of per 120
month points
(C) = coursework qualification; (R) = research qualification; (C+R) = coursework plus research qualification.
Please visit canterbury.ac.nz for the full list of qualifications offered and the indicative international tuition fees at
canterbury.ac.nz/international/whyuc/how-much-does-it-cost
Please note: All qualification fees are subject to change. See the latest fees at canterbury.ac.nz/get-started/fees
26 2024/2025 Whakatairanga Tāwāhi | International ProspectusAOTEAROA
NEW ZEALAND’S
PREMIER
SCHOOL OF
ENGINEERING
MORE
Engineering,
Forestry, and 11th in the world for
Civil Engineering*
Product Design Top 100 – Civil
Founded in 1887 as the As well as its elite ranking in Civil and
100 and Structural
Engineering**
Structural Engineering, UC Engineering
first school of Engineering offers innovative programmes tailored
in Aotearoa New Zealand, to careers in the real world, with study hours of practical
UC Engineering is options in different types of Engineering work are part of
internationally recognised
plus our unique qualifications in Global
Humanitarian Engineering, Forestry Science,
800 undergraduate
engineering and
for excellence in teaching and Product Design. UC has close links with forestry degrees
and research, and high numerous local companies, which presents
the opportunity for students to work
calibre graduates. alongside them and gain vital ‘on the job’ state-of-the-art
experience as part of their study.
$163M laboratories and
teaching spaces
*
Shanghai Ranking’s Global Ranking of
Academic subjects 2022.
**
QS World University Rankings by subject 2023.
canterbury.ac.nz 27Undergraduate programmes Bachelor of Engineering with Honours – example degree structure
Year 1
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours ENGR ENGR EMTH EMTH COSC PHYS 100 100 100
100 101 118 119 131 101 Level Level Level
A UC Engineering degree is fully
accredited by Engineering NZ, meaning it Year 2
is benchmarked with other engineering ENGR Engineering discipline courses
programmes worldwide. Our programme 200
is internationally recognised — a ticket to a
Year 3
career that can take you around the world.
ENGR Engineering discipline courses
The first year is comprised of nine courses 200
— one fees-free course and eight courses
Year 4
which vary depending on which discipline
ENGR Engineering discipline courses
you want to specialise in. Your first year is 200
followed by three years of study in one of
the Engineering disciplines. Entry into the Zero-points, Compulsory Engineering Other courses from Engineering or
zero-fees courses courses discipline courses other subjects (depending on discipline)
disciplines is limited and based on your
performance in the first year(s). Each small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points or more.
This diagram is an example only – other combinations are possible. For specific course requirements, go to
www.canterbury.ac.nz/regulations
Disciplines
“I was astonished by how
Chemical and Process Engineering
Minors: Bioprocess Engineering,
UC had taught me to apply
Environmental Process Engineering, what I learned to the
Sustainable Energy Engineering industry”
Civil Engineering
Minors: Structural Engineering,
Water and Environmental
Systems Engineering Jacey
Thailand
Computer Engineering Bachelor of Engineering with Honours
in Civil Engineering
Minor: Communications and Graduate Geotechnical Engineer, Holmes ANZ
Network Engineering
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Minor: Power Engineering
Bachelor of Product Design training world, you'll be equipped to work in
Forest Engineering a range of occupations and industries.
A Bachelor of Product Design combines
Mechanical Engineering design, science, engineering, and business
Majors
Minors: Aerospace Engineering, studies. You'll gain the skills to design and
Biomedical Engineering develop new products that solve problems Applied Immersive Game Design
for home, business, and industry.
Mechatronics Engineering Chemical Formulation Design
From creating a kayak or phone app, to
Software Engineering formulating medicinal products or a virtual Industrial Product Design
Bachelor of Product Design – example degree structure
Year 1
PROD110 MATH or
PROD or EMTH MGMT 100 100 100
101 ENGR101 100 Level 100 Level Level Level
Year 2
MKTG100 or
PROD PROD PROD PROD 200 200 ECON104 or
200 Level 200 Level 200 Level 200 Level Level Level ACCT102
Year 3
PROD PROD PROD 300 200 200 or 300 200 or 300
300 Level 300 Level 300 Level Level Level Level1 Level1
Compulsory Major
courses courses
1
200 or 300-level courses from MGMT, MKTG, ECON, FINC, INOV, BSNS, or ACCT. If you have not already
completed MKTG100 then include at least 15 points of MKTG courses.
Each small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points or more.
28 2024/2025 Whakatairanga Tāwāhi | This diagram is an example only – other combinations are possible. For specific course requirements, go to
International Prospectus
www.canterbury.ac.nz/regulationsBachelor of Forestry Science Practical work is a key component of the “The reason I chose UC is
degree with regular field trips and 90 days
Forestry Science is a professional degree
that prepares you for managing forest of work experience undertaken in the that I am able to study in
resources by combining core science forestry industry. more detail the project
courses with management, commerce, management field. UC
helped me make a soft-
and technology.
Bachelor of Forestry Science – example degree structure landing. While studying
Year 1 construction management
FORE
111
FORE
131
FORE
141
FORE
151
BIOL
112
STAT
101
100
Level
100
Level at UC, I was able to learn
Year 2 about the construction
FORE FORE FORE FORE FORE FORE FORE SOIL industry situation in NZ,
and connect my prior
200 205 215 218 219 222 224 203
Year 3
400
knowledge with NZ’s
codes and standards. It is
FORE FORE FORE FORE
307 316 327 342 Level
Year 4 very helpful to me working
FORE
419
FORE
422
FORE
447
400
Level
400
Level
400
Level
FORE
414
in NZ.”
Zero-points, Compulsory Elective Courses from Science Dissertation for Jongmin
zero-fees courses courses courses or other degrees honours students only
Korea
Each small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points or more. Master of Civil Engineering with an endorsement
This diagram is an example only – other combinations are possible. For specific course requirements, go to in Construction Management
www.canterbury.ac.nz/regulations
KiwiRail Project Manager, KiwiRail Ltd
Postgraduate programmes Key Research centres include:
UC offers both coursework and research- • Electric Power Engineering Centre
based qualifications and doctoral degrees. (EPE Centre)
Our award-winning lecturers and • Human Interface Technology Laboratory
researchers, in topics from earthquakes to (HIT Lab NZ)
renewable energy, are among world leaders • Wireless Research Centre
in developing new technology • Spatial Engineering Research Centre
and responses.
• UC Quake Centre
Students also benefit from our
strong industry links to establish their • QuakeCORE
professional network. • Wood Technology Research Centre.
canterbury.ac.nz 29Undergraduate programmes
Qualification Description Intake Duration Points Tuition fees per
year (120 points)
Bachelor of A 4-year professional degree that allows Feb 4 years 480 $43,950 (first year)
Engineering with graduates to work as professionally qualified $48,000 (2–4 year)
Honours engineers all over the world.
Bachelor of A professional degree that prepares graduates Feb or July 4 years 480 $39,925
Forestry Science for managing forest resources by combining
core science courses with management,
commerce, and technology.
Bachelor of An interdisciplinary degree that combines Feb or July 3 years 360 $41,875
Product Design creative design with engineering, science, and
business studies.
Graduate and Postgraduate programmes
Qualification Description Intake Duration Points Tuition
fees
Master of A practice-focused taught Master’s degree for students to gain Feb or 1 year 120 $48,000
Architectural professional, work-ready, collaborative building design skills, and Aug
Engineering advanced training in selected technical areas of building design.
This degree also caters for practitioners wanting to upskill. (C)
The degree can be endorsed in:
• Building Services and Energy Engineering
• Integrated Building Design
• Structural Engineering.
Master of Civil This is a taught postgraduate programme that enhances an Feb 1 year 120 $48,000
Engineering engineer’s knowledge and skills, improving their prospects for
career progression. (C)
Ten endorsements are offered in:
• Construction Management
• Earthquake Engineering
• Geotechnical Engineering
• Renewable Energy
• Structural Engineering
• Structural Fire Engineering
• Transportation Engineering
• Water Engineering.
MCivilEng also includes an Indigenous Consultation and
Engagement workshop.
Master of Engineering The ME is an endorsed research degree that aims to provide a Varies 1–3 years 120– $48,000
research-focused learning environment where you can – see 165 (120 points)
develop your independent problem-solving skills through website $66,000
supervised research. (165 points)
• Bioengineering (R)
• Chemical and Process Engineering (R)
• Civil Engineering (C+R)
• Construction Management (C+R)
• Earthquake Engineering (C+R)
• Electrical and Electronic Engineering (R)
• Mechanical Engineering (R)
• Software Engineering (R)
• Transportation Engineering (R).
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