Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Erskine, University of Canterbury

Welcome to the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Erskine, University of Canterbury, located in the beautiful city of Christchurch, New Zealand. As an establishment and point of interest, our department is at the forefront of developing new processes, techniques, and theories in mathematics and statistics.

In today's digital age, computers have revolutionized the way we analyze data, creating a demand for statistical and mathematical analysis in various fields. Our team of specialists continuously strives to develop new tools and techniques to solve problems in areas ranging from business management to biology. We also explore new insights in the physical sciences and engineering, resulting in new applications of mathematics and statistics.

Whether you are a prospective student or a researcher, our department offers a wide range of courses and research opportunities to suit your interests and pursuits. Our postgraduates collaborate with our expert staff on diverse topics, ensuring a rich and stimulating academic environment.

One of our esteemed alumni, Amanda Hughes, who completed her Bachelor of Science with Honours in Statistics, shares her UC story, highlighting the exceptional education and support she received from our department.

If you have any questions, we have compiled a list of frequently asked questions to provide you with the information you need. Additionally, we encourage you to join MATHSOC, the greatest maths club on campus, as well as other fantastic clubs that cater to your interests.

At the University of Canterbury, we are committed to making a socio-cultural contribution to our vibrant city. Our department's research, including the use of AI technology, has the potential to revolutionize public health and improve the lives of individuals worldwide.

Join us at the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Erskine, University of Canterbury, and be a part of the exciting world of mathematics and statistics. Explore new frontiers, contribute to cutting-edge research, and unlock the endless possibilities that this field offers.