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Introduction to University Programs

The University of Canterbury offers a range of programs for students to pursue their academic and professional goals.

Honours Programs

The university provides opportunities for students to undertake honours research in various fields, including spatial engineering.

Eligibility for Honours Programs

To be eligible for honours programs, students must be enrolled in a Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (BE(Hons)) or a Bachelor of Science with Honours (BSc(Hons)) program.

BE(Hons) Students

BE(Hons) students can undertake their final year honours project through the Spatial Engineering Research Centre (SERC) in their third professional year. Most BE(Hons) students at SERC come from disciplines such as:

• Electrical and Electronic Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Mechatronics Engineering
• Computer Engineering
• Software Engineering

The 400-level courses for the third professional year vary depending on the engineering discipline. For example, students in Electrical and Electronic Engineering need to enrol in ENEL400 Electrical and Computer Engineering Research Project and are encouraged to take both ENEL420 Advanced Signals and ENEL422 Communications Engineering.

BSc(Hons) Students

BSc(Hons) students who have achieved a First or Second Class Honours in the Computer Science and Software Engineering program can apply to do a SERC research project.

Research Areas

The university offers research opportunities in various areas, including spatial engineering. The Spatial Engineering Research Centre (SERC) provides a platform for students to engage in research projects.

Academic Schools and Departments

The university has several academic schools and departments, including:

• Arts
• Business
• Education
• Engineering
• Health
• Law
• Science

Support Services

The university provides various support services for students, including:

• Student advice
• Support and wellbeing
• Accessibility
• Financial support
• Safety and security
• Careers for students

Resources and Facilities

The university offers a range of resources and facilities, including:

• Library
• IT Services and software
• Research facilities and equipment
• Field stations
• IP and commercialisation

Study Options

The university provides various study options, including:

• Qualifications
• Subjects
• Courses
• Academic study options
• Transition programmes
• Other study options
• UC Graduate School
• School and community outreach