Kia ora koutou.
Just a reminder that UC Librarians are still here to help you, The best option is to contact me via email me (there's a link under my photo on the right). AskLive is also another option as our staff are online during business hours to answer any question you may have about library support. AskLive
For information on Covid19 for Pasifika communities, see the Ministry for Pacific People's Covid-19 page.
Search across a range of Library resources, including
Listed below are 2 key databases for Pacific Studies.
For a complete list of relevant databases see Databases for Pacific Studies
The library has a small collection of Pacific maps.
To find maps online, start with the ANU's CartoGIS Maps Online.
Kia ora, Talofa, Malo e lelei, Bula vinaka, Welcome.
This is a brief guide to some of the sources the Library has to help with your assignments and research.
If you'd rather to talk to a person than follow these links, just contact me! I'm here to help.
Looking forward to seeing you, Caroline
You will find most of the Pacific resources in the Macmillan Brown Library.
The Macmillan Brown Library is the University of Canterbury's research collection of New Zealand and Pacific
Islands materials.
It is located in Te Ao Mārama: the Māori and Pacific Studies Building, on the northeast side of the campus, on Arts Road.
The most effective way to search online journals is through MultiSearch but if you'd like to browse some recent copies of a few of our Pacific journals, here are some links:
We also have many paper-only journals in the Macmillan Brown Library. Try these keyword searches to get an idea of what we hold:
Pasifika journals freely available on the web:
Have a look at our Pacific Law Subject Guide
Pacific Development Team for advice, mentoring and support
Pasifika Student Network Learn page