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Internships and jobs, Our Community, Study@UC, The Community

Become a UC Host with the Communications and Events team

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Are you energetic, enthusiastic and enjoy meeting new people? Are you looking for opportunities to get involved in exciting events? Would you like the chance to develop some new skills?

Become a UC Host with the Communications and Events team!

This is a casual role and is open to current students studying either part time or full time (including postgraduate study). It is an exciting, fun and diverse job and covers tasks which include assisting with event and venue set-up, greeting and assisting guests, assisting with promotional activities as well as supporting activations.

So, if you’re planning to study at UC in 2025, are energetic, reliable, confident, keen to meet new people and contribute towards UC’s success, then we would love to hear from you! Please send your cover letter and CV through to events@canterbury.ac.nz by 5.00pm Friday 20 September 2024.

Events and entertainment, Our Community, The Community

A.M. Groove – 22 August

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In collaboration with SDGS at UC month, DJsoc proudly presents: A.M. Groove 🕺🏼

Featuring…
GWYN!
KINECT
MEERKAT

We’re throwing a morning rave at The Foundry, to celebrate SDG3 – Good Health and Wellbeing, and all of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). And its free!

Alcohol and drugs are out, smoothies and coffee are in! First 50 people to arrive to the event will win a free coffee PLUS, wear the colour of your favourite SDG to win a free smoothie (check them out here: https://sdgs.un.org/goals). Featuring your favourite student/DJsoc DJs mixing the very best soul-warming House, Garage and Liquid DnB Show us you’re keen (and be in to win prizes) by click ‘going’ on the Facebook event.

Study@UC

Update on LEARN outage

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Kia ora koutou,

There was an outage with the LEARN system early Friday evening, 2 August. It was discovered that any work entered or submitted into LEARN from 8am to 7pm Friday 2 August has been impacted.

All students are advised to check their LEARN page for updates to see if their coursework has been affected. If you are unsure please make contact with your course coordinator. They are there to support you and will respond to you as soon as they are able to.

LEARN is back online and we do not anticipate any further issues. I understand this may have caused some undue stress and I apologise for the disruption.

Ngā mihi,

Professor Catherine Moran
Tumu Tuarua Akoranga | Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic