Museums, Libraries and Galleries
- Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
- Museum of Wellington City and Sea
- National Library
- Wellington City Libraries
- Wellington City Gallery
Performing Arts
- New Zealand International Arts Festival
- Fringe Festival
- Royal New Zealand Ballet
- New Zealand School of Dance
- Toi Whakaari New Zealand Drama School
- New Zealand Opera
- New Zealand String Quartet
- New Zealand Symphony Orchestra
Out and About
Trimester Two 2010 - Enrol Online
Find out how to enrol for trimester two. A late application fee will be incurred after the 25 Jun. For information on courses visit the course catalogue.
2010 First Year Scholarships
Applications for Victoria Excellence Scholarships are still open - apply now for study in 2010.
The Wellington Community
The country's capital is down-to-earth, sophisticated and youthful, while at the same time enjoying an enviable status as a centre of government and business. Many of New Zealand's vital and admired organisations - from the New Zealand Stock Exchange to the Reserve Bank, energy companies, the NZSO, Te Papa and Weta Digital - call this home.
Wellington is small enough to walk almost everywhere, yet bike trails, miles of coastline and good weather make this a place where you can easily get away from it all when you want to. Tramping, surfing, cafes, bars, galleries, more eateries per head of population than New York, one of the world's most stunning harbours - this is a place that's famous for its energy and vitality. Just living here is an inspiration, no matter what you're studying. No other university in New Zealand has such a vibrant backdrop and yet provides the facilities for you to focus on your study and career.