Faculty of Science

Faculty of Science

The Faculty of Science presents an exciting range of study options from nanotechnology to submarine volcanoes, the origins of the universe to how we think, and more.


Victoria University has a central place in Wellington, the Science Capital of New Zealand. We make the most of ongoing collaborations with local Crown Research Institutes, healthcare providers and government departments to give our students access to the breadth of opportunities that a career in science offers. 

 

Victoria University is currently creating the Paul Callaghan Chair in Advanced Technology. The objective is to attract a world class physicist who will, at a national level, raise public awareness of science and of the entrepreneurial application of good science to wealth-creation, building on the legacy that Paul left.

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7 May 2013 Could coral reefs become sponge reefs in the future?
Sponges may become the dominant organisms inhabiting coral reefs when the effect of climate change and ocean acidification sets in. Read more
1 May 2013 Friends and colleagues deeply saddened by loss of Pablo Etchegoin
Victoria University mourns the loss of one of its leading scientists, Professor Pablo Etchegoin.  Read more
1 May 2013 Kiwi call in perfect harmony
A group of researchers at Victoria University studying the little spotted kiwi are uncovering surprising results about our national bird’s behaviour. Read more
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SCIE 201  Energy, Society and the Future
SCIE 302  Revolutions in Science
SCIE 401  Climate Science and Decision Making

Public Lectures 2013

Free public lectures by Victoria University

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ScienceBuzz

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