Somewhere between art and mental health
To capture and restore the vital complexities of living we must go beyond epidemiology. Annemarie Jutel explains the role of art in understanding mental health.
The Faculty of Health—Te Wāhanga Tātai Hauora is the newest faculty at Victoria, established in January 2017 to deliver innovation in health teaching and research.
It brings together researchers and teachers from across the University to help prepare the next generation of health sector professionals to make a difference to New Zealanders’ health and wellbeing.
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Make a difference to the health of our communities and become a part of New Zealand's rapidly growing and diverse health sector.
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- Population Health, Policy and Service Delivery
- Health Promotion
- Health Psychology
- Health Informatics
- Health Software Development
- Health Leadership and Management
- Health Policy, Planning and Service Delivery
- Midwifery
- Nursing
- Professional Practice
- Workplace Health and Safety
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Pursue your passion and become an expert in your chosen field with our postgraduate qualifications offered in 2019.
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University receives $24m for ground-breaking research
Tackling inequality and poverty by understanding New Zealanders’ long-term income mobility is one of eight Victoria University of Wellington-led research projects to receive a total of $24 million from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) Endeavour Fund.
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Research shows that obesity rates peak at the age of 65 and, with an ageing population in New Zealand, it’s timely to ask how prepared our aged-care facilities are for very overweight patients.