With a focus on the digital world, we combine the best of electronics and software to fully equip you for a professional career in this rapidly developing area.
Our industry-focused programmes will start you on practical projects while learning the current theory—help make robots to explore damaged buildings, design large scale networks or develop mobile communication systems.
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Gain the technical skills you need to create computer graphics for film and television, computer games and the web.
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From smartphones to drones—study Electronics and Computer Systems at Victoria and learn to design and build the systems that are shaping our world.
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Study Networking and Security and learn to design and build strong, safe information networks.
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Study Software Engineering and Computer Science and be at the forefront of the information revolution.
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Learn how to apply the hacker mindset and forensic techniques to prevent cybercrime.
The world needs cleaner and more sustainable energy options. Victoria offers a range of study options to gain skills in renewable energy systems.
Robotics has the potential to transform industries and the economy. Gain the skills needed to work in this advancing field.
The newly established Chair supports the transition to sustainable energy of the New Zealand and regional economy, and society.
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Dean of Engineering, Dale Carnegie receives a Teaching Excellence Award—one of the highest teaching honours in the profession.
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We are pleased to announce that applications are now open for the Victoria University of Wellington and Huawei 2018 Seeds for the Future Programme. The programme provides a vital link between classroom learning and the type of real world situations students will face once they enter the workforce. It aims to challenge and inspire students who are considering a future in technology, and to provide an ...
Two Victoria University of Wellington academics were announced as among the twelve finalists for the 2018 KiwiNet Awards, which celebrate successful commercialisation of science research in New Zealand. Deputy Director of the University’s Robinson Research Institute Dr Rod Badcock is a finalist along with several Chinese research and business partners for their high speed train travel project, which ...
Dr Bing Xue’s successful research path in computer science began with a Masters in Management in Shenzhen University in China “During my Masters, I studied data mining,” Dr Xue says. “I was intrigued by the data and computer science techniques we studied, which are so useful and can make life so convenient. I came to Victoria University to complete my PhD and work with a top research group in my area ...
Speaker: Martin Kropp (University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland)
