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Our members are engaged in research on Southeast Asia across many disciplines including comparative politics, international relations, history, anthropology and geography. We seek to: Stimulate interest in research on Southeast Asia. Disseminate research findings. Discuss contemporary issues of interest. Encourage and support field research.
Learn about the University of Canterbury and its unique position as a university in New Zealand. Skip to main content. Future students; Current students; International students; Postgraduates; ... (within NZ) +64 3 369 3999. info@canterbury.ac.nz. International enquiries +64 3 364 3443. Ask a question. More contact details See all contacts.
Dr. Bethany Growns. I am a cognitive scientist at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand. My research focuses on how forensic science practitioners make decisions and the cognitive mechanisms that underpin their expertise to understand how we can train and select forensic examiners to increase professional performance. I work ...
UC Library was first established at Canterbury College in 1879 with a very small collection. ... 0800 827 748 (within NZ) +64 3 369 3999. info@canterbury.ac.nz. International enquiries +64 3 364 3443. Ask a question. More contact details See all contacts.
In Geraldine you’ll enjoy a snapshot of Aotearoa/New Zealand, where kiwi hospitality thrives! Set in the heart of the Waitaha/Canterbury region at the foot of the Southern Alps, Geraldine is the gateway to the lakes in the central Mackenzie Basin and the beginning of the Starlight Highway to Takapō/Tekapo’s world renowned UNESCO Aoraki ...
Canterbury New Zealand tourist and travel information for the traveller. Canterbury is the large central portion of the east coast of the South Island of New Zealand, centred around the city of Christchurch. From the silvery beaches of the East Coast to the jagged peaks of the Southern Alps, the Canterbury landscape is diverse, beautiful and offers a wide range of attractions and activities.
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.
