Innovative learning

Every mind is unique, and so are the ways we learn.

Assistive Technology offers tech-supports to help every student understand and be understood.

  1. Read&Write – a toolbar that can help you study, take notes,  revise, proofread, research, present content, and increase your understanding and retention of course information.

Click Read&Write to enrol in a training session.

2. Equatio – a toolbar that can help you access,  work with, and create digital math and physical science content.

Click Equatio to enrol in a training session.

 Or write to assistech@canterbury.ac.nz to know more about assistive technology that is available at UC.

Are you studying Geology or Geography?

The School of Earth & Environment are exploring potential changes to existing programmes by considering a new Earth Sciences major! Help us learn about what’s important to you and what we should focus on.

Kai will be provided.

Scan the QR code above or click here to share your ideas and feedback.

Is Your Bike Secure? Win a FREE D-lock!

Biking is a great way to get to campus, but with bike theft on the rise it’s important to keep our bikes as secure as possible!

The best way to keep your bike safe is by locking it with a D-lock or hardened steel chain lock in one of UC’s secure sheds, as well as registering your bike and its details in the 529 Garage Bike registry. 529 Garage is a free online bike / e-scooter registry that helps reunite people with their bikes if they’re ever stolen. When locking your bike, it’s important to always lock through the bike frame (and rear wheel if possible), to a solid object like a bike stand.

Getting your D-lock:

UC Security have D-locks for sale at $45 each, with the chance to win your money back! You can also go in the draw to win one for FREE if you register your bike with 529 Garage (visit UC Sustainability’s Instagram page to comment and go in the draw).

For more info:

Let’s #endbiketheft!

– UC Sustainability