The School of History, Philosophy, Political Science and International Relations offers world-class, research-based programmes across its four disciplines.
The programmes are taught by academic staff who are recognised, both locally and globally, as leaders in their respective fields.
Our graduates are able to think critically and creatively, and communicate and lead effectively.
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There are still places open in the 2020 Parliamentary Internship Programme (now in its 21st year). The programme is open to applications from postgraduate students enrolled in various programmes.
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“A Master of Arts by thesis lets you work closely with your supervisor on your chosen topic, while pushing your boundaries and expanding your world view.”
“Victoria University of Wellington gave me the strength to overcome my refugee past and the critical thinking skills to help those in the same situations.”
As an Associate Professor in Philosophy, Sondra believes the arts define our culture, move us emotionally and challenge our beliefs.
Professor of History Charlotte Macdonald and Master of Arts student Maggie Blackburn have been researching the behaviour of a detachment of the British Imperial Army’s 70th Regiment sent to Otago in November 1861 ostensibly to help “police” the region’s gold rush.
With history happening right in front of them, Professor Charlotte Macdonald invited her HIST 316 students to blog about their experiences during COVID-19.
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