Current students | Victoria University of Wellington

Recent financial news

We are aware that the news of the University's financial position may be worrying to students as well as staff. We are working to minimise the impact on students. Thank you to all students who submitted feedback on the changes proposed. Please be assured that any decisions around our programmes will not prevent students currently enrolled in a programme from completing. Final decisions are due to be announced on Thursday 21 September.

A female advisor and two female students smile while looking at pamphlet. — International student experience

Get help from our advisors on wellbeing, insurance, and visa support. We'll be there for you from orientation to graduation.

Two hands holding a wooden bowl with rocks inside. — Te Amaru—Disability Services

Disability Services is a leading provider of disability advice, expertise and support. We work in partnership with you to provide tailored advice and services.

Students walking across Rainbow crossing on Cuba Street — Rainbow students

We offer a range of services and resources for students who identify with diverse sexual orientations, gender identities, and sex characteristics.

Āwhina staff at Te Herenga Waka marae, Kelburn — Āwhina | Māori student support

Āwhina is the on-campus whānau for Māori students to work together to share knowledge, achieve academic success, and build strong communities and leaders.

Academic camp – a group of students outside in a joyful group. — Support for Pasifika students

The Pasifika Student Success team can help you navigate your transition into tertiary study, with study spaces, support staff and mentoring programmes.

A student with glasses sits at a coffeeshop looking at her laptop. — Support for students outside New Zealand

Students studying outside New Zealand have access to a wide range of support and services at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.

Study support

Find out how you can help other students with their studies—or get assistance for yourself.
Student interest and conflict resolution

It’s important to us that our students study, live, and socialise in a supportive and respectful environment.
The Pastoral Care Code

The Pastoral Care Code outlines our role in making sure students are well and safe. Learn about our improvement projects, provide feedback, or make a complaint.