- Ruawhetū / Engage with us
- Ahumahi me te KāwanatangaIndustry and government
- AorereGlobal
- Te ao matawhānui me te haporiPublic and community
- Ngā mahi toi me ngā ahureaArts and culture
- Ngā ratonga me ngā rawa ahumahiServices and facilities
- Te ara roa kia matatauLifelong learning
- Professional development
- Micro-credentials
- Public lectures
- edX at Wellington
- Ethical Leadership in a Changing World
- New Zealand Landscape as Culture: Wai (Water)
- New Zealand Landscape as Culture: Maunga (Mountains)
- New Zealand Landscape as Culture: Motu (Islands)
- Antarctica: Life on the Frozen Continent
- Antarctica: From Geology to Human History
- Restorative Justice and Practice: Emergence of a Social Movement
- Certificate of Proficiency
- Short courses
- Book Arts Studio
- Ngā hononga ki te haporiCommunity partnerships
- Mahi tahi me ngā kuraWorking with schools
- Ākonga tūaoStudent volunteers
- Kaupapa matawhānuiPublic events
- Ika a WhiroAlumni
- Ngā pūrongo me ngā kaupapaNews and events
- Ngā huaBenefits
- Ngā ika a WhiroOur alumni
- Distinguished Alumni Awards
- Alumni stories
- Benjamin Johnson, BCOM and BSc
- Ellen Irwin, MSc
- Beth Brash, BA
- Anson Xu, BCA
- John Peterson, LLBHons, MA
- Patrick Kishino, BE
- Sian Crowley, BSC
- Srishti Narayan, BCAHons
- Karen O’Leary, BEd(Tchg)EC
- Lingy Au
- David Tan, BAHons
- Davinnia Tan, LLB, BA, LLM
- James Faiumu, BCOM
- Paige Dawber-Ashley, BCA
- Paul McGilvary, BCAHons
- Lauren Quaintance, BA
- Jono Srikanthan, BSc
- Guy Williams, BA
- Kirk Hope, LLB, BAHons, LLM
- Kate Keith-Fitzgerald
- Robert Curry
- Caitlin Elliott-Jones, BComHons
- Judge Mugeni Siwale-Mulenga, LLM
- Dimitri Geidelberg, LLB, BCA
- Polly Grainger
- Melissa Simchowitz, BA, MA
- Erin Judge
- Te Pūoho Katene BSc, BA
- Yasmin Yaacob
- Sara Morgan Watters, MSc
- Peggy Nobes MSwDev
- David von Dadelszen
- Adam McConnochie
- Mai Anh Nguyen
- Ashwin Sharma, BCA, MBA
- Sam Possenniskie, BA, BCAHons
- Liam Jolliffe
- Richard Cawood
- Nigel Searancke
- Clinton Williams
- Sarah Catherall
- Steve Bott
- Jeremy Cheng, IMBA
- Daniel Pengelly
- Roll of graduates
- Alumni authors
- Alumni Survey results 2023
- Tūhono maiStay connected
- TauutuutuGive back
- Whakapā maiContact us
- Ngākau makereGiving
- KohaDonate
- Tautokona te Pūtea Āwhina i ngā TauiraSupport the Student Hardship Fund
- Ngā kaupapa matuaPriorities
- Takoha ōhākīLegacy gifts
- Ngā kaituku kohaOur donors
- PānuiNews
- Ngā kaitiaki takohaThe Foundation
- Whakapā maiContact us
Community partnerships
We work in partnership with many local organisations on projects that aim to improve the environment and the social and cultural life of the city and beyond.
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Arts and culture
Share in our vibrant culture of literary and fine arts. Members of the public are welcome at our many shows, performances, and exhibitions.
Get involvedUpcoming public events
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Lifelong learning
Share in the knowledge—take a short course for fun or to develop your professional skills, attend a public lecture, complete one of our free online courses through edX, or make use of our Language Learning Centre to help you learn a language.
Learning opportunities

Engaging with schools
We engage with schools in several ways including providing assistance with learning programmes and visiting schools to share information about study here.
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Shopping and eating
The University has several shops and food outlets on its Kelburn campus that are open to the public. These include a pharmacy, bookshop, and cafés.

Fitness and sports
University Recreation Wellington provides fitness and wellbeing services for both students and the public. Join the gym or a sports club, or hire a facility.

Childcare
We welcome your child to our on-campus ‘home away from home’, where they can play, learn, and make friends in a safe and stimulating environment.