Postgraduate Students
GPS mapping
All Postgraduate Courses in Geography
Click link above for a list of all available geography postgraduate courses. It is possible to to take other papers outside of Geography with Head of Department Approval.
General Information and Forms
- Thinking of doing postgrad studies?
- 400 Level General Information and Forms
- Masters Forms and General Information
- PhD Forms and General Information
Lecture/Lab material online
- Learn Logon for all Courses - Learn is the University's Learning Management System. All course materials for Geography courses are located on this system. Use your IT username and password to access Learn.
Postgraduate Supervisors
400 Level and Masters Coordinator
Dr Julie Cupples
Rm 404, Phone 364 2987 ext. 8116
Email:julie.cupples@canterbury.ac.nz
Masters in GIS
Dr Femke Reitsma
Rm 503, Phone 364 2987 ext. 4180
Email:femke.reitsma@canterbury.ac.nz
Ph.D. coordinator
Dr Peyman Zawar-Reza
Rm 305, Phone 364 2987 ext. 7911
Email:peyman.zawar-reza@canterbury.ac.nz
Important Information
- Seminar Timetable - listen to cutting edge research from local, national and international scholars. All postgrad students are encouraged and expected to attend these talks.
- How to use Microsoft Word to create a dissertation document (1 | 2 | 3 | 4 - pdfs)
- Computer FAQ page - answers to all your IT related questions.
- Student Vacancies - jobs available right now!
- Job and Career Prospects - what are geography students doing in the workplace?
- Scholarships and Prizes
- Geography Facilities and Services
- Geography Safety Information - contacts, inductions, field activities and more.
- Geography Staff Manual - Policies and procedures of the Department of Geography
- Learning Skills Centre - The Learning Skills Centre is there to unlock your potential at University by enhancing the range of skills needed to succeed in study at a tertiary level, achieve higher grades and prepare you for your future career path. They offer a range of free teaching services to help UC students at all levels acquire the specialised skills they need for academic success, from taking effective lecture notes to structuring a PhD thesis.