
Work to begin on world-leading Living Pā marae redevelopment
The much anticipated, world-leading, sustainable building project—Living Pā—is about to get underway at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.
We are championing a sustainable future by fostering the leaders of tomorrow, delivering world class research and building a sustainable campus.
Staff and students at Victoria University of Wellington, along with our partners, can make a real contribution to the global conversation on sustainability and the challenges we face.
There are lots of sustainability focussed study options and extra-curricular activities. Check out career pathways, student groups and learning resources.
We're actively enhancing the resilience and sustainability of our natural heritage and capital at the University.
We put the principles of sustainability that we teach and research into practice. We’re minimising carbon emissions, energy use, transport, waste and water.
We are committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and achieving a goal of net zero carbon by 2030.
Learn moreLearn about what sustainability means and why it matters, the University’s commitment to sustainability, and what you can do to help.
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The much anticipated, world-leading, sustainable building project—Living Pā—is about to get underway at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.
Wellingtonians can take an up-close look at the exciting marine biology discoveries happening right on their doorstep at the annual Open Day of the Wellington University Coastal Ecology Lab (WUCEL) on Sunday 14 March.