Hauora me te haumaru Health and wellbeing

The University has services and wellbeing self-help tools, along with resources to help you thrive while you study.

Wellbeing tools and resources

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Wellbeing Kete

Bringing together wellbeing knowledge and skills to empower you to thrive while you study, and to lead happy and fulfilling lives beyond university.
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Six ways to wellbeing

Read our six-part guide to wellbeing, specialising in student life.
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Student life modules

Complete our online modules to help you settle in, stay safe, and take care of your wellbeing.
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Taking care of yourself in halls

Find tips and resources to help you stay happy and healthy while living in a Hall of Residence.
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Vaccinations

Get vaccinated against the flu, meningitis, and other illnesses at Mauri Ora—Student Health and Counselling.
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Online safety

It's important to know how to protect your personal information and data online.

Services to support your health, wellbeing, and safety

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Mauri Ora—Student Health and Counselling

Get access to a full range of affordable general practice medical services on campus. Consultation pricing is varied but is low cost for most students.
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Manawa Ora—Student Wellbeing

Stay well while studying with a range of student-led wellbeing programmes at Manawa Ora—Student Wellbeing. For more, connect with us on social media.
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Tauria—Student Interest and Conflict Resolution

It’s important to us that our students study, live, and socialise in a supportive and respectful environment.
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University Recreation Wellington

Get access to recreation, fitness, clubs, and play sports to stay healthy and happy during your studies.
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Safety and security

You deserve to be safe and secure at all times, so that you can enjoy and thrive in your university life. We have advice and support for you if you have any concerns.

Student safety info

University guidelines

Ki te rā—Student Wellbeing Outcomes Framework

Find out about the University’s framework to enhance student wellbeing and safety.

View the framework

The Pastoral Care Code

The code sets out the University’s role and responsibilities in ensuring the wellbeing and safety of all our students.

View the code