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VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON

Wellington, New Zealand

Est. 1897

Ranked among top universities in NZ

About Victoria University of Wellington

Victoria University of Wellington is a public university in New Zealand. It was established in the year 1897 by Act of Parliament and at that time, it was a constituent college of the University of New Zealand.

The university has well-established programs in law, the humanities, as well as several scientific disciplines. Also, it offers a broad range of other courses. As a matter of fact, it is one of only three institutions in New Zealand to offer a degree in architecture.

Victoria has a good reputation both at national and international levels. According to the New Zealand Government's Performance-Based Research Fund exercise, the university had the highest average research grade in the year 2012, having been ranked 3rd in 2003 and 4th in 2006. Globally, the university has been ranked 221st in the 2018 World's Top 500 universities by the QS World University Rankings.

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Victoria NZ's School of Engineering

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NZ$35,400 (~US$23,700) /year
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NZ$6,300 (~US$4,300) /year
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*Average tuition fee is only an indicator of the estimate annual cost for Engineering courses at Victoria NZ. Course specific tuition fee may vary and it's best to refer to the university's [official website]. An estimate of the average tuition fee at Victoria University of Wellington in Indian Rupees is INR 17,67,000 as of 31 Jul 2020.

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Engineering courses offered at Victoria NZ

Courses Description
  • Building Construction Technology (BBSc)
  • Engineering (BE(Hons))
  • Computer Science (MS)
  • Software Development (MSD)
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  • Data Science (MDataSci)
  • Engineering (ME)
  • Engineering Practice (MEP)
  • Environmental Science (MEnvSc)
  • Environmental Studies (MEnvStud)
  • User Experience Design (MUXD)
  • Marine Conservation (MMarCon)

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    Location at Victoria University of Wellington

    Victoria University of Wellington has its main campus located in Kelburn, which is a suburb on a hill facing the Wellington central business district. There you can find most of the school’s faculties such as administration faculty, humanities & social science faculty as well as science faculties. The city features an urban style of a settlement, having all basic amenities in place. There are shopping malls along every street where you could easily get all that you need. There are various relaxation centers within the city where you can opt-in to chill out.


    Infrastructure at Victoria University of Wellington

    Victor has various structures that are needed to run the university effectively. There are several buildings which are meant for administrative blocks, lecture rooms, research centers, as well as for other academic purposes. The university library has a lovely aesthetic design. It was established in 1899 with its collections dispersed over four locations: Law Library, Kelburn Library, Architecture Commerce Library, and Design Library and. The library has a collection of digital resources online. In addition, there are numerous copies of printed books and journals as well as several works in audio recordings, microform, videos, and other media that are consistent with the University's academic program needs.

    There is a railway station situated within the main campus of the university as well as the Hunter Building located in Kelburn Campus. The university owns the New Zealand School of Music in conjunction with Massey University.


    Residing Options at Victoria University of Wellington

    Victoria University of Wellington provides various accommodations to its students. There are various residing options to choose from, ranging from halls of residence, homestays or flats. The halls of residence are a nice place to make friends in your first year of study. The university has 14 halls of residence with shared apartments, single room, catered and self-catered options. Surely, the halls are designed with a variety of accommodation styles to meet your needs. All halls are smoke-free and are within walking distance of the various campuses.

    There is the option of private housing for interested students. Student flat in Wellington central offers independence, freedom, economical-living, and responsibility. The Wellington region provides a variety of housing options including apartments, townhouses, family homes, and old houses that have been converted to flats. Studios, bed-sits, private board, and furnished rooms are also available.


    Weather at Victoria University of Wellington

    In Wellington, the summers are usually comfortable, while the winters are wet and cold. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 45°F to 68°F and is rarely above 74°F or below 38°F. The warm season extends from December 15 to March 20, with an average daily rise in temperature above 65°F. The hottest day of the year is around February 4, with an average low of 59°F and high of 68°F. The cool season extends from June 2 to September 10, with an average daily drop in temperature below 56°F. The coldest day of the year is around July 15, with an average high of 53°Fand low of 45°F. Generally speaking, the weather is mild all year round.


    Faculty and pedagogy at Victoria University of Wellington

    The university has a balanced faculty to student ratio of 1:45 comprising of 21,202 students out of which 16,787 are undergraduates while 4,829 are postgraduates. It has strong faculty strength and these include Victoria Business School, Faculty of Architecture and Design, Education, Engineering, Graduate Research, Humanities, and Social Sciences, and Science. The university has more than 40 research centers and institutes.


    Financial aid at Victoria University of Wellington

    The university offers scholarships which are made available to students at all levels of study and are based on a variety of criteria. These scholarships are awarded to thousands of new and current students across the university. Examples of these scholarships include School-leaver scholarships, which is awarded to hundreds of school-leaver each year to help with living and accommodation costs; Postgraduate and PhD scholarships, which is awarded to interested postgraduate students; as well as Summer Research scholarships, which is awarded to students who are in their third year or above and are interested in research.


    Jobs and placements at Victoria University of Wellington

    The return of investment for Victoria graduates is high. Most of the graduates get employed immediately after rounding off their programs. As a matter of fact, the school offers opportunities to its students for local and global engagement.


    Alumni at Victoria University of Wellington

    • Fleur Adcock (MA) - Poet, Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry recipient
    • Barbara Anderson (BA) - Author, poet
    • Michelle Ang (BCA, BSc) - Actor
    • Sir Brian Barratt-Boyes (BSc) - Cardiologist
    • Dr. John Cawte Beaglehole (BA, MA) - Captain Cook expert, OM recipient


    Verdict at Victoria University of Wellington

    Victoria University of Wellington is the right place if you are looking for where to get a world-class education as an international student. The university has a good standing across the country of New Zealand and it’s a globally ranked capital city university. The school is reputed for its excellent teaching and research ability. As a matter of fact, the university is committed to providing a high-quality teaching and research-led learning environment. Also, it’s a school that celebrates and reward excellence in all its forms.


    Victoria NZ's School of Arts

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    NZ$35,100 (~US$23,500) /year
    average tuition fee

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    NZ$6,300 (~US$4,300) /year
    average living expense

    *Average tuition fee is only an indicator of the estimate annual cost for Arts courses at Victoria NZ. Course specific tuition fee may vary and it's best to refer to the university's [official website]. An estimate of the average tuition fee at Victoria University of Wellington in Indian Rupees is INR 17,51,000 as of 31 Jul 2020.

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    Arts courses offered at Victoria NZ

    Courses Description
  • Arts (BA)
  • Communication (BC)
  • Design Innovation (BDI)
  • Science (BSc)
  • Development Studies (MDevStud)
  • Education and related qualifications (MEd)
  • Indigenous Studies (MIndS)
  • Communication (MC)
  • Design (MDes)
  • Design Innovation (MDI)
  • Design Technology (MDT)
  • Educational Psychology (MEdPsych)
  • Fine Arts (Creative Practice) (MFA(CP))
  • Arts in Education (MA)
  • Arts (MA)
  • Global Marketing (MGBus)
  • Global Management (MGBus)
  • Music (MMus)
  • Music Therapy (MMusTher)
  • Musical Arts (MMA)
  • Global Business (MGBus)
  • Political Science (MPols)
  • Migration Studies (MMigs)
  • Science (MSc)

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    Location at Victoria University of Wellington

    Victoria University of Wellington has its main campus located in Kelburn, which is a suburb on a hill facing the Wellington central business district. There you can find most of the school’s faculties such as administration faculty, humanities & social science faculty as well as science faculties. The city features an urban style of a settlement, having all basic amenities in place. There are shopping malls along every street where you could easily get all that you need. There are various relaxation centers within the city where you can opt-in to chill out.


    Infrastructure at Victoria University of Wellington

    Victor has various structures that are needed to run the university effectively. There are several buildings which are meant for administrative blocks, lecture rooms, research centers, as well as for other academic purposes. The university library has a lovely aesthetic design. It was established in 1899 with its collections dispersed over four locations: Law Library, Kelburn Library, Architecture Commerce Library, and Design Library and. The library has a collection of digital resources online. In addition, there are numerous copies of printed books and journals as well as several works in audio recordings, microform, videos, and other media that are consistent with the University's academic program needs.

    There is a railway station situated within the main campus of the university as well as the Hunter Building located in Kelburn Campus. The university owns the New Zealand School of Music in conjunction with Massey University.


    Residing Options at Victoria University of Wellington

    Victoria University of Wellington provides various accommodations to its students. There are various residing options to choose from, ranging from halls of residence, homestays or flats. The halls of residence are a nice place to make friends in your first year of study. The university has 14 halls of residence with shared apartments, single room, catered and self-catered options. Surely, the halls are designed with a variety of accommodation styles to meet your needs. All halls are smoke-free and are within walking distance of the various campuses.

    There is the option of private housing for interested students. Student flat in Wellington central offers independence, freedom, economical-living, and responsibility. The Wellington region provides a variety of housing options including apartments, townhouses, family homes, and old houses that have been converted to flats. Studios, bed-sits, private board, and furnished rooms are also available.


    Weather at Victoria University of Wellington

    In Wellington, the summers are usually comfortable, while the winters are wet and cold. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 45°F to 68°F and is rarely above 74°F or below 38°F. The warm season extends from December 15 to March 20, with an average daily rise in temperature above 65°F. The hottest day of the year is around February 4, with an average low of 59°F and high of 68°F. The cool season extends from June 2 to September 10, with an average daily drop in temperature below 56°F. The coldest day of the year is around July 15, with an average high of 53°Fand low of 45°F. Generally speaking, the weather is mild all year round.


    Faculty and pedagogy at Victoria University of Wellington

    The university has a balanced faculty to student ratio of 1:45 comprising of 21,202 students out of which 16,787 are undergraduates while 4,829 are postgraduates. It has strong faculty strength and these include Victoria Business School, Faculty of Architecture and Design, Education, Engineering, Graduate Research, Humanities, and Social Sciences, and Science. The university has more than 40 research centers and institutes.


    Financial aid at Victoria University of Wellington

    The university offers scholarships which are made available to students at all levels of study and are based on a variety of criteria. These scholarships are awarded to thousands of new and current students across the university. Examples of these scholarships include School-leaver scholarships, which is awarded to hundreds of school-leaver each year to help with living and accommodation costs; Postgraduate and PhD scholarships, which is awarded to interested postgraduate students; as well as Summer Research scholarships, which is awarded to students who are in their third year or above and are interested in research.


    Jobs and placements at Victoria University of Wellington

    The return of investment for Victoria graduates is high. Most of the graduates get employed immediately after rounding off their programs. As a matter of fact, the school offers opportunities to its students for local and global engagement.


    Alumni at Victoria University of Wellington

    • Fleur Adcock (MA) - Poet, Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry recipient
    • Barbara Anderson (BA) - Author, poet
    • Michelle Ang (BCA, BSc) - Actor
    • Sir Brian Barratt-Boyes (BSc) - Cardiologist
    • Dr. John Cawte Beaglehole (BA, MA) - Captain Cook expert, OM recipient


    Verdict at Victoria University of Wellington

    Victoria University of Wellington is the right place if you are looking for where to get a world-class education as an international student. The university has a good standing across the country of New Zealand and it’s a globally ranked capital city university. The school is reputed for its excellent teaching and research ability. As a matter of fact, the university is committed to providing a high-quality teaching and research-led learning environment. Also, it’s a school that celebrates and reward excellence in all its forms.


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