School of Information Management

School of Information Management
 

The School of Information Management is part of the Faculty of Commerce and Administration at Victoria University of Wellington

The collection, analysis, and management of relevant and accurate information is crucial to the success of businesses and organisations.

A qualification from the School of Information Management will put you on the proven path of students who have gone on to further study with our Honours, Masters, and PhD programmes, or established successful careers in ICT consultancy, information and knowledge management, e-commerce, and academia.

Events

May28T2 Enrolments
Date: Monday 28 May
Time: 5.00 pm
Venue: Victoria University
The deadline for enrolling in T2 courses is Monday, 28 May; enrolments after that date will incur a late fee. Read more

News

17 May 2012 SIM Graduate Wins FCA Award

Congratulations to SIM graduate Dr Hartmut Hoehle, who has received a 2011 Dean’s Award for Doctoral Achievement.

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7 May 2012 3-Minute Thesis Competition Success

PhD student Balsam Al-Dabbagh has won the FCA round of the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition.

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3 May 2012 Vacancy for Lecturer at SIM

SIM is seeking a Lecturer for its Information Studies Programmes; closes Friday 15 June.

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Dr Sydney Shep, Senior Lecturer in Print and Book Culture and Director of Wai-te-ata Press

Wai-te-ata Press Celebrates 50 Years

Victoria University's unique letterpress printery Wai-te-ata Press celebrates its 50th anniversary this year with a number of public events.

Dr Sydney Shep, Senior Lecturer in Print and Book Culture and Director of Wai-te-ata Press, is pictured above with an 1813 Stanhope Press, the oldest printing press in New Zealand and still in use.

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3-Minute Thesis Success for SIM PhD Student


PhD student Balsam Al-Dabbagh, who won the FCA round of the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition

Congratulations
to Balsam Al-Dabbagh, who
has won FCA's
round of the
Three Minute
Thesis (3MT)
Competition.

Balsam's win is fantastic news and we wish her all the very best as she prepares to compete against the winners from other Victoria faculties on 5 June. She has a chance to win first prize of $3000 and a trip to compete internationally in Australia.

Congratulations also to fellow participants Marta Vos and Nicole Gaston; it's great to see the School's PhD programme so well-represented in these events.