Catch up, spread out your workload, or fast-track your qualification—there’s plenty of flexibility to study and enjoy the summer.


Trimester 3 starts in November and runs through to February, courses start either in November or January. Applications for Trimester 3 courses starting in January are due by 10 December 2024.


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Explore Trimester 3 courses

Undergraduate, postgraduate, and preparatory courses are available, some with internship opportunities for students studying on campus.

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Use this tool to find out your next steps for studying in Trimester 3—whether you’re applying to study, selecting courses, or changing your programme.

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I would definitely recommend studying in Trimester 3. It saves time and stress during the year, and it can give you the opportunity to try a course you might not have otherwise taken.

Hannah

Accommodation

University accommodation in central Wellington is available to students over summer, from November to February.

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Course advice for current students

Tītoko is our centre for student success that aims to help you succeed at the University. Find out how your Student Success Adviser can help with course planning, making changes to your programme of study, and any setbacks with your academic progress.

How to get help

Course planning for new students

If you need help deciding what programme might be right for you, or what courses to take, get in touch to ask questions or book a course planning session.

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Studying in Trimester 3 was far more relaxed than the rest of the year. I studied and worked part-time and got a great balance, and still had enough time to spontaneously visit the beach.

Zinzan

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Student services and support

Find out about the wide range of support available to students at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington. If you run into a problem, whatever it is, there's someone to help.

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