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The process of starting research study at UC depends on your background and your research interest. First, you investigate our research staff to find if someone has a mutual interest in your topic, who may be a potential supervisor for your research. Then you contact them to discuss if they will be your supervisor or if there is another potential supervisor.
The University of Canterbury aims to promote excellent and ethical research.
The University of Canterbury has two Human Ethics Committees for either research or teaching and learning proposals involving human participants.
If further assistance is required for Ethics or Ethical approval the Ethics office can be contacted.
This document details the guidelines and regulations governing all aspects of Master's Thesis work at the University of Canterbury, from enrollment to graduation. It is important that Master's Thesis candidates become familiar with this document.
Regulations for the Degree of Doctor of Health Sciences (DHSc)