Category Archives: Study@UC

Term 1 Career Tutorials

Haere mai, welcome to all new and returning students!

If you want to learn more about finding a job, improving your CV, and doing well in interviews, join our free Career Tutorials, right here on campus.

Open to all students, any year of study.

Register Now:

Can’t attend in person? Watch tutorials on our YouTube channel.

Useful Career Resources:

  • Stop by for our 10-minute drop-in sessions to get answers to your career questions. Mon-Fri 10 am – 12pm.
  • Don’t miss out on Employer Recruitment Presentations and Career Fairs on campus.
  • Access the latest job and internship listings exclusively for university students and graduates by logging into the NZUni Talent Jobs Board.

Ngā mihi nui,

Te Rōpū Rapuara |UC Careers

Supercharge Learning, boost success!

Technology-assisted learning

[You can book your preferred information session by using this link. Spaces are limited and are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.]

As a world-class university, we are committed to supporting you in your studies. Please check out the assistive technology that is currently available at the University of Canterbury.

We would like to introduce some excellent technology tools that will enhance your learning experience at UC and help you develop your reading, writing, understanding, and overall study skills.

Read&Write

Reading, writing, comprehension, and recall are vital to success, and Read&Write will provide you with key study tools to strengthen these skills.

You can use it with on-screen or digital texts to generate notes from your readings, to research, revise, complete assignments, check spelling, grammar, and punctuation, take exams, and do much more.

Introduction to Read&Write

Click here to check out its floating tool bar

Equatio

Equatio is an equation editor and digital math tool that you can use to create mathematical and scientific content. It allows you to effortlessly write complex mathematical expressions, equations, and symbols.

It is a valuable tool that can help you effectively communicate STEM concepts by simplifying the process of creating and sharing mathematical content in a digital format.

Introduction to Equatio

Click here to check out Equatio’s virtual tool bar

OrbitNote

It is an excellent tool to access, edit, and interact with your PDFs. It is much more than the standard PDF reader. It is a PDF editor that can take your PDF documents to a whole new level.

Introduction to OrbitNote

Click here to preview OrbitNote’s floating tool bar

You can book your preferred information session by using this link. Spaces are limited and are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

Email assistech@canterbury.ac.nz for more information.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tāroia | UC Global Exchange Programme

It’s not too late to think about going on exchange in Semester 2 2024!

The main application round for Semester 2 2024 UC Global Exchange applications was in September 2023. However, applications are still open for some partner universities.   For most of these universities you will need to apply to UC for selection no later than 18 February 2024 for a Semester 2 2024 exchange to allow time for the UC selection process prior to the partner university deadline. A few universities may have later deadlines – please check with the UC International Relationships office. Applications for exchanges in Semester 2 2024 will be actioned on a rolling basis as they come in. If there are limited places available at a particular partner university, places will be allocated to successful applicants on a “first come first served” basis. You are therefore advised to submit an application immediately for exchanges in Semester 2 2024.

Note that some of the partner universities are closed already and we have listed them on the UC Global Exchange website. As we process applications on a first-in-first-served basis, there may be other partner universities that will be closed on a rolling basis. If the universities that you are interested in are not listed on the website above, please contact us at ucmobility@canterbury.ac.nz to check on place availability and required timeframe before applying.

Note: whether we are able to accept late applications or not will be subject to availability of places and the required application timeframe or deadlines at UC and the partner universities you wish to apply for.

Image: Ellie Barrett, completed an Exchange to the University of Copenhagen.

What’s great about a UC Global Exchange?

  • Pay tuition fees to UC, get an international experience
  • Travel and see new places
  • Credits applied to your UC degree (subject to approvals from appropriate departments and Faculties)
  • Enhance your CV with demonstrable international engagement.

Tāroia | UC’s Global Exchange programme gives you the unique opportunity to study at one of UC’s partner universities worldwide, as part of your UC degree.

The great thing about UC Global Exchange is that you pay your tuition fees to UC and not the partner university, and you can choose to study at some amazing locations around the world, ranging from Denmark, France, to the UK, USA, Spain, Japan, and many more.
Note: UC Global Exchange programme is subject to UC Travel Policy, risk assessments and COVID-19 restrictions.

UC Global Exchange in 2025
If you are thinking of going on exchange in 2025, now is a good time to start doing some research. Note that some universities such as (but not limited to), University of British Columbia, Queen’s University (Arts and Science) have an early application deadline of 1 February 2024 for exchange applications for Semester 1 2025.

We will be running UC Global Exchange Information Seminars and Drop-in sessions in Semester 1 2024. Please check the website above at the beginning of the 2024 academic year for the schedule of these events and the application deadlines.

We look forward to receiving your UC Global Exchange application!

International Mobility Team
International Relationships Office
University of Canterbury

Phone: +64 (3) 369 3876
Email: ucmobility@canterbury.ac.nz