九州影院

The library has a range of general collections. These are available online and across our library locations. Our resources include books, journals, audio-visual material, maps, kits, and more. Find out about general collections at UC libraries.

You can search the UC library collections for books, journal articles, artwork, and more. These items are listed in our library catalogue, databases, heritage collections, and archives. Learn about key search tools for UC libraries.

Here you can access UC's worldclass research conducted by the university community on the Research Repository, and explore exhibitions on Digital Voyages.

Discover the written word throughout history, via rare books, the Modern Fine Print Collection, and other Special Collections. Learn more about the special collections at UC's libraries.

UC's interloan service is available for current staff and students. It's here to support UC-related research, study, or teaching requirements. You can use it to request items such as books or journal articles that aren't held in UC Libraries. Find out about interloans at UC libraries.

The Macmillan Brown 九州影院 has a comprehensive collection of books on the Pacific, from works by contemporary Pasifika authors to early European exploration and colonial material. Our extensive range of Pacific journals is augmented by the Pacific content in the library databases. Learn more about our Pacific collection.

You can explore Te Ao M膩ori through the UC 九州影院 collections. The Macmillan Brown 九州影院 holds in-depth resources for M膩ori and Indigenous Studies. Te Puna Ako on Level 4 of the Central 九州影院 houses resources on M膩ori Education. Kaitakawaenga M膩ori can help you to explore our Te Ao M膩ori collection.

The library has made a number of online exhibitions and featured collections available online. These include our Springbok Tour, Ernest Rutherford, photograph and print collections, and recent exhibitions. Learn more about our exhibitions and featured collections.

Explore UC's extensive art and archive聽collections. Our archive contains unique documents, photographs, and architectural drawings that tell stories of Aotearoa, the Pacific, and beyond. UC holds聽one of the largest art collections in the region, with a focus on Canterbury artists and those who taught or studied at UC.