UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY · NEW ZEALAND
University of Canterbury Arts Undergraduate Study
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
36 mo
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Bachelor's
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The University of Canterbury's Faculty of Arts offers a diverse range of undergraduate programs designed to be flexible and tailored to your interests. You can choose from various subjects and specialisations to create a degree that prepares you for your future career. The faculty provides opportunities to study traditional arts disciplines, as well as newer fields like digital screen production and sustainability.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the application deadlines for undergraduate Arts degrees?
- Application deadlines vary by program. For example, the Bachelor of Arts has a deadline of 20 January 2026, and the Bachelor of Communication has a deadline of 08 December 2025.
- What are the international tuition fees for Arts undergraduate degrees?
- International tuition fees vary by program. Specific costs for Arts undergraduate degrees are not listed on this page. Please visit the 'International tuition fees' page for more details.
- What undergraduate degrees are available in the Faculty of Arts?
- The Faculty of Arts offers undergraduate degrees including the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Communication, Bachelor of Digital Screen with Honours, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Music, and Bachelor of Social and Environmental Sustainability.
- What are the entry requirements for international students?
- Specific academic and English language entry requirements for international students are not detailed on this program overview page. Please refer to individual program pages or contact the university for detailed information.
- Are there scholarships available for international Arts students?
- Yes, the University of Canterbury offers a range of scholarships. The Manaaki NZ Scholarships are government-funded full scholarships, and UC also offers various scholarships based on academic excellence, sporting achievements, hardship, and social inclusion.
- What career opportunities can I expect after studying Arts?
- The Faculty of Arts equips students with a broad skillset for various future careers. While specific outcomes are not detailed, studying Arts can lead to roles in diverse sectors.
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Fees
Tuition (international)International tuition fees vary by program. Specific costs for Arts undergraduate degrees are not listed on this page. Please visit the 'International tuition fees' page for more details.
Tuition (home)Domestic tuition fees apply to New Zealand citizens, Australian citizens, and those with NZ Residence Class Visas or Australian Permanent Residence living in NZ. Specific costs for Arts undergraduate degrees are not listed on this page. Please visit the 'Domestic tuition fees' page for more details.
LivingEstimated living costs for students are not provided on this page.
How to apply
1. Explore ProgrammesBrowse the available degrees and certificates within the Faculty of Arts to find the program that best suits your interests and career goals.
2. Check Entry RequirementsVisit the specific program pages to understand the academic and English language requirements for international students. For general guidance on admission and enrolment, refer to the 'Admission and Enrolment' pages.
3. Meet DeadlinesNote the application deadlines for your chosen program. For example, the Bachelor of Arts has a deadline of 20 January 2026, and the Bachelor of Communication has a deadline of 08 December 2025.
4. Prepare DocumentsGather all necessary supporting documents, which typically include academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency, and identification. Specific requirements will be detailed on the program or admissions pages.
5. Submit ApplicationFollow the online application process. The university provides information on enrolment dates and the general application procedure.
Scholarships
The Gough MBA Leaders ScholarshipFinancial support and exclusive leadership programme access
Graduate Women Canterbury (Inc.) Trust Board ScholarshipNot specified
Pacific Community ScholarshipNot specified
Ngāi Tahu Research Centre Postgraduate ScholarshipNot specified
Manaaki NZ ScholarshipsFull scholarships for undergraduate and postgraduate study
UC ScholarshipsVaries
Frequently asked questions
What are the application deadlines for undergraduate Arts degrees?
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Application deadlines vary by program. For example, the Bachelor of Arts has a deadline of 20 January 2026, and the Bachelor of Communication has a deadline of 08 December 2025.
What are the international tuition fees for Arts undergraduate degrees?
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International tuition fees vary by program. Specific costs for Arts undergraduate degrees are not listed on this page. Please visit the 'International tuition fees' page for more details.
What undergraduate degrees are available in the Faculty of Arts?
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The Faculty of Arts offers undergraduate degrees including the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Communication, Bachelor of Digital Screen with Honours, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Music, and Bachelor of Social and Environmental Sustainability.
What are the entry requirements for international students?
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Specific academic and English language entry requirements for international students are not detailed on this program overview page. Please refer to individual program pages or contact the university for detailed information.
Are there scholarships available for international Arts students?
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Yes, the University of Canterbury offers a range of scholarships. The Manaaki NZ Scholarships are government-funded full scholarships, and UC also offers various scholarships based on academic excellence, sporting achievements, hardship, and social inclusion.
What career opportunities can I expect after studying Arts?
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The Faculty of Arts equips students with a broad skillset for various future careers. While specific outcomes are not detailed, studying Arts can lead to roles in diverse sectors.