University of Canterbury
The University of Canterbury is New Zealand's second oldest university. It was founded in 1873 as Canterbury College, the first constituent college of the University of New Zealand.
University Of Canterbury People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Austen Deans
New Zealand painter
Helen Connon
Maurice Heenan
New Zealand barrister
Slavko Martinov
Film director
Rachel McAlpine
New Zealand author
Chris Lonsdale
New Zealand psychologist
David Moxon
Susan Frykberg
Composer
Nathan Cohen
New Zealand rower
Kate Wilkinson
Former Minister of Conservation of New Zealand
John Key
Former Prime Minister of New Zealand
Bob Parker
Former Mayor of Christchurch
Stuart Nash
Politician
Megan Woods
Minister of Housing of New Zealand
Kerry Burke
Former Minister of Immigration of New Zealand
Christopher Luxon
Leader of the Opposition of New Zealand
Virginia McIntosh
Clinical psychologist
Yamani Hafez Musa
Former Deputy Minister of Finance of Malaysia
Duncan Webb
New Zealand Politician
Ginny Andersen
New Zealand Politician
Nick Smith
Former australian rules football player
Chiam See Tong
Former Member of the Parliament of Singapore
Andrew Falloon
New Zealand Politician
Tracey McLellan
Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Amy Adams
American actress
Sophie Devine
New Zealand cricketer
Denis Smalley
Composer
Anna Porter
Canadian novelist
Pat Peoples
New Zealand rower
Dave Frame
New Zealand Researcher
Lianne Dalziel
Mayor of Christchurch
Mark Chignell
Bill Rowling
Former Prime Minister of New Zealand
Jonathan Mane-Wheoki
New Zealand art historian
Ivor Richardson
New Zealand jurist
Peter Dunne
Former Minister of Internal Affairs of New Zealand
Patrick Marshall
Geologist
Michael Baigent
New Zealand writer
Clive Matthewson
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Mary Kalin Arroyo
Botanist
Denis O'Rourke
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Seve Paeniu
Member of Parliament of Tuvalu
Bruce Jesson
Journalist
Benedict Kingsbury
Academic
Anote Tong
Former President of Kiribati
Gilbert Archey
New Zealand ethnologist
Katelyn Inch
New Zealand olympic athlete
