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Sustainability at Te Herenga Waka

At Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, there are so many opportunities for students to be good kaitiaki for Papatūānuku and future generations.

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Living in Wellington

There’s always something going on, and the beach and native bush are close by to enjoy. Discover what makes Wellington the perfect student city.

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A group of students sitting in the dining room of Te Puni Village hall of residence which overlooks Wellington harbour.

Find a home away from home

Our halls of residence provide a supportive community and the chance to make new friends, all within easy walking distance of our campuses. Or explore other options—find out about homestays or get advice on finding a flat.

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  • Services and support

    Find out about the wide range of support available to students. From learning and financial support to health and wellbeing—there’s always someone to help.

  • Our communities

    The University's population includes people from a diverse range of communities. There are support networks available when you need them.

  • Get career ready

    We can help you get career ready, from resources to consider your career goals and favourite subjects to programmes that help to grow your employability skills.

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Our campuses

The University’s three campuses are located close to the Wellington CBD. Find out just how easy it is to get around and about the facilities available.

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Chat with our students

Want to know what life as a student at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington is really like? Chat to our students to find out.

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Information for parents and whānau

Support your child or whānau while they are studying, and help them get organised for the next stage in their lives.

Find out how you can help