Manage your studies
All the information you need to ensure your studies go smoothly—course planning, enrolment, study skills, assessments, grades, key dates and student policies.
Your Student Success Adviser
Talk to your Student Success Adviser for change of course requests, academic transcripts, degree planning or audits, credit transfer, approval of exchange programmes, or for help with any other academic matters.
Contact your Student Success Adviser if you have any concerns about the impact of the University's financial sustainability project on your programme of study.
Key dates
Deadlines for when to apply, enrol, and change courses, and the dates for trimesters, exam periods, graduation, and when the University is closed.
Timetables and tutorials
Use the myTimetable tool to see your personal lecture schedule. You'll also see any tutorials, labs, or studio sessions that you've already signed up for.
Grades and academic progress
Everything you need to know about assessment, grading, exams and making progress in your studies at Victoria University of Wellington.
Examinations and assessments
Information about examinations at the University, types of assessment, and what to do if you have a problem or can’t sit an exam.
Learning and teaching 2023
We look forward to having more students back on campus.
Course changes and re-enrolment
Find out how to add or drop courses, sign up for Trimester 3 courses, re-enrol for each new academic year, and get course planning advice.
Your admin
Get your student ID card, update your contact details, set your password, and access your email account.
IT and printing
Find out how to access software, print and access saved files anywhere on campus.
Study in Trimester 2
Start your studies in July—more than 60 of our programmes welcome new students in Trimester 2, and there are nearly 900 courses on offer.
Study in Trimester 3
Explore new interests, expand your knowledge, or fast-track your qualification. Study in Trimester 3 at Victoria University of Wellington.
New students
Being a new student is a big deal—whether it's your first time at university, you're embarking on postgraduate study or you've just moved to Wellington.