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Welcome to Wellington, New Zealand's capital city. Victoria University has 4 campuses based around the centre of the city. The harbour and surrounding hills offer up plenty of activities for visitors, and most of the university and city can be reached on foot.
Object Lessons: A Musical Fiction, 06/08/10
Music takes centre stage at the Adam Art Gallery this year, with two of the gallery’s exhibitions exploring
The December Brother, 13/08/10
Where do you come from? What are your roots and how do they define who you are?
In her
Lennart Maschmeyer and Dominic McElwee: Glutton's Diary, 03/09/10
In Glutton’s Diary, two emerging Wellington-based artists present provocative and diverse visions of contemporary unease. German photographer Lennart
Tahuna Breaks, 10/09/10
Vector Wellington Orchestra: 1910 - Firebird, 11/09/10
Special guest soloist, violinist Feng Ning, with Music Director Marc Taddei.
Barber – Adagio for Strings
Stravinsky – Firebird Suite
Elgar
Kin and Personals, 29/07/10
Kin - Contemporary photographers look to immediate family.
Personals - Richard Brimer catches turning points and life-changing moments.
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The Guru of Chai, 15/09/10
“The Guru of Chai showcases Jacob at his very best and reinforces him as one of NZ's most
Father Familiar, 15/09/10
Christmas is a time for families... You take what you've got.
Father Familiar is a story of lost
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Mid Summer. Long warm days, can be gusty at times, little rain.
Average rainfall: 5.55 cm
Mid Summer. Warmest month with generally settled weather.
Average rainfall: 6.11 cm
Late Summer. Warm, mild conditions with settled weather.
Average rainfall: 6.07 cm
Autumn Days shorter as daylight savings ends. Generally mild but can become unsettled.
Average rainfall: 4.97cm
Late Autumn Cooler weather with unsettled conditions.
Average rainfall: 6.82 cm
Winter. Short days, Wind and rain – never cold enough for snow but the cold southerly wind will cut through light clothes.
Average rainfall: 8.00 cm
Winter. Short days, Wind and rain – never cold enough for snow but the cold southerly wind will cut through light clothes.
Average rainfall: 9.45 cm
Winter. Short days, Wind and rain – never cold enough for snow but the cold southerly wind will cut through light clothes.
Average rainfall: 7.32 cm
Late Winter. Days starting to lengthen, but still cool weather and very changeable.
Average rainfall: 6.45 cm
Spring. Days get longer. Stronger winds can pick up from the north but they bring with them warmer air. 8.7 cm
Spring. Days get longer. Stronger winds can pick up from the north but they bring with them warmer air. 6.1 cm
Early Summer. Longer, warmer days but there can still be unsettled weather.
Average rainfall: 5.66 cm

Get a feel for life as an international student at Victoria University of Wellington. Plus learn a bit about life in New Zealand...
Learn about the different international programmes of academic study, browse the many Victoria degrees available to students, or use our Degree Explorer to find the specific degree that matches the area you are interested in, its admission requirements and costs...

If you have just received an offer of place from us and you're wondering what to do next, we have everything you need to prepare for your time at Victoria...
Victoria University of Wellington has a wide-ranging commitment to international engagement. Put simply, we seek to bring the world to Victoria and Victoria to the world.
How to applyGet an application form and find out your fees and academic requirements. Also find out what documentation you need to send in, how to pay, and what happens once you have applied...
Our international Student Services Team is dedicated to providing support to our international students. We can help you with any questions or concerns, big or small...
