Current students

Information and resources for current students at the Wellington Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

Course advice

Your Student Success Adviser can help you plan your undergraduate qualification(s). Find your adviser's name and contact details in Pūaha, our portal for students.

You can also use the myDegree tool to plan your courses, and then reach out to your Student Success Adviser for more detailed advice.

Course advice is available via phone, Zoom or Teams and in-person on our Kelburn campus. If attending via Zoom, make sure you download the Zoom app before signing up.

Find your adviser

Tītoko—Student Success team

Find out how the Tītoko—Student Success team for the Wellington Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences can support and advise you throughout your studies.

Manage your studies

All the information you need to ensure your studies go smoothly—key dates, tutorial sign-up, course planning, re-enrolment and changes, grades, and other admin.

Manage your money

Get on top of your finances with a bit of assistance with managing your student loan or allowance, paying fees, budgeting, and scholarship applications.

Services and support

Find out about the wide range of support on offer, including with your studies, health, and wellbeing, and with any conflicts that might arise.

Student life

Find out about clubs and societies, student communities, recreation and fitness services, and student exchange and leadership programmes.

Master’s resources and links

Information, guidelines, and resources for students undertaking their Master's degree.

WFHSS Internship

Studying at our university offers exciting opportunities to integrate work-related learning and industry engagement into your degree.

Scholarships and awards

Explore the scholarships and prizes available to students in the Wellington Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.

Graduation

Graduation is the time to celebrate your achievements. Find out about graduating, how to apply, what to wear, and certificate details.

Careers and employment

Humanities and social science graduates have developed flexibility, creativity, and critical thinking—attributes that are crucial in a changing workforce.