The School of Management is part of Wellington School of Business and Government.
Located in the heart of New Zealand's capital city, the School of Management recognises the importance of students having a degree of managerial and policy expertise, as well as a critical awareness of how commercial and public organisations operate.
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Learn why and how managing people is crucial to businesses today. Explore the changing nature of work and employment relationships.
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Learn how people behave in organisations and gain the skills in strategic thinking, decision-making and communication that you need to be a successful manager.
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The tourism industry offers a world of opportunities. Studying Tourism Management from Victoria University of Wellington will help you on your journey towards a senior role in this exciting, diverse and growing industry.
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Learn about the importance of an ethical approach for organisations and how to become an ethical leader.
Boost your performance as a manager and a leader with a broad-based, globally-recognised Executive MBA programme you can study while you work.
Wellington School of Business and Government is part of an elite group worldwide to hold the 'Triple Crown' of international accreditations. In addition our Tourism Management qualifications have TedQual certification.
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Climate change and carbon footprints, political unrest, global epidemics – what does it all mean for the future of tourism? While the crystal ball is murky, futurologist Associate Professor Ian Yeoman has some ideas about how the sector may change in the coming decades.
Proposed changes to our public service could do well to learn from collaboration within technology giant Microsoft, writes Dr Richard Norman.
A virtual reality experiential education project led by Dr Christian Schott from Wellington School of Business and Government has won the bronze award in the Oceania section of the QS Reimagine Education awards.
