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Dr Camilla Obel has quizzed female Crusaders supporters in an effort to find out more about what makes women rugby fans tick and is on the look out for more footy fanatics from across the country.
New e-journal launched live at UC
There was no drama around the modern technological e-launch of the e-journal NZ Journal of Research in Performing Arts and Education: Ngā Mahi ā Rēhia.
UC the venue to imagine Antarctica
Examining the Earth's southernmost continent from a cultural perspective will be on the agenda for those taking part in an Antarctic Conference being held at the University of Canterbury next month.
Visiting academic studies what motivates talented Māori learners
Finding out more about the qualities of successful Māori learners is just one of the research activities being undertaken by a visiting educational psychologist at Canterbury University.
Collaborative research looking at female rugby 'fandom'
Female rugby fans are invited to have their voices heard in a new study.
Sex offender recidivism study brings researcher top award
Research by University of Canterbury PhD student Gwenda Willis into sex offender recidivism was recognised last night at the MacDiarmid Young Scientists of the Year Awards.