Learn to design and creatively apply emerging and established technology to solve problems with the School of Engineering and Computer Science.
Our innovative and flexible programmes will prepare you for successful careers as digital engineers and computer scientists. Work with students from all over the world in an inspiring and supportive learning environment.
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Start a new career in tech and work directly with some of Wellington's most innovative companies with a Master's programme at the Wellington ICT Graduate School.
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 University of Wellington and learn to design and build the systems that are shaping our world.
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Study Software Engineering and Computer Science and be at the forefront of the information revolution.
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Our Computer Graphics programme will help you pursue the career you’ve always dreamed of.
Be at the forefront of the sustainability revolution.
With the skills I learn in class and my own creativity, I can produce software, hardware, or Artificial Intelligence that can have a huge impact.
Globally, a lot of research is being undertaken in the field of Evolutionary Computation (EC), a branch of artificial intelligence (AI), where algorithms are inspired by biological evolution. EC techniques have proved extremely useful in identifying patterns and pulling out relevant information from vast amounts of labelled or categorised data.
The School of Engineering and Computer Science (ECS) opened its doors to over seventy teachers from around the North Island this week, with the annual Computer Science for High Schools (CS4HS) conference running from Monday through Wednesday.
Associate Professor Lindsay Groves, from the School of Engineering and Computer Science (ECS), who has been instrumental in designing some of the School’s core engineering courses, retires after more than 30 years at Victoria University of Wellington.
Speaker: Dr. Tatiana Novikova, Professor Mike Eccles, Professor Vladislav V. Yakovlev
