Library needs to foster connection and collaboration
The absence of a central library in Wellington has left a significant gap in the civic and cultural infrastructure of our city, writes Professor Anne Goulding.
The School of Information Management—based at Wellington School of Business and Government—offers an interdisciplinary approach to managing technology, information and people.
A qualification from the School will prepare you for further study or a career in ICT consultancy, information and knowledge management, and academia.
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The School has a strong, vibrant research culture.
Information Systems
Learn how to use information technology (IT) to solve business problems, and get the skills to manage information in complex environments.
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- Information Studies
- Information Systems
- Business Analysis
Master of Professional Business Analysis
A new Master of Professional Business Analysis degree is offered as one of the Wellington ICT Graduate School's practically-focused postgraduate programmes.
Master of Business (Professional)
Develop the ability to think critically about today's business and policy challenges, while specialising in an area that matches your career aspirations.
Master of Information Studies
Get ahead in your library, records management, archives or data management career with New Zealand's only postgraduate qualification in Information Studies.
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Wellington School of Business and Government is among 1 percent of business schools worldwide to hold the 'Triple Crown' of international accreditations, along with accreditations from industry and professional bodies.
About our accreditationsOnline citizen science in the classroom
How do online citizen science projects impact student learning and engagement with science? A project co-led by Associate Professor Markus Luczak-Roesch sought to find out.
Online citizen science in the classroom
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Find out how you can take part in one of our research projects.
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Misconceptions of locked-down digital work
Covid-19 lockdowns have acted as a facilitator for digital work. But as people’s experience has occurred during exceptional circumstances, it has also led them to draw false conclusions.