Our teaching and research places us—and our students—at the forefront of innovation.
Study with us to gain in-demand skills and learn from experts who share your passion for developing technology that can change the world. As a graduate, you could build the robots of the future, create immersive virtual reality worlds, protect people and organisations from data theft, research superconductivity, or bring sustainable energy options to communities around the world.
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Think it. Plan it. Build it.
Explore the wide range of subjects and qualifications—at both undergraduate and postgraduate level—offered by the School of Engineering and Computer Science.

Applied engineering
Paihau—Robinson Research Institute is recognised worldwide as a leader in high temperature superconductivity—a great place to do postgraduate research.

Animate the future
The Computational Media Innovation Centre offers postgraduate projects in cutting edge computer graphics, computer vision, and virtual/augmented reality.
Computer Graphics and Games
The Computer Graphics and Games major focuses on computer programming and teaches students about today’s animation, game techniques, and how to develop the practical skills to create new software and visual experiences.
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Meet Cybersecurity student Janel Huang
"Some of the most prominent tech firms in New Zealand are based in Wellington...we're often able to learn from captivating guest speakers."
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