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Guide to Undergraduate Study 2019 Guide to Undergraduate Study 2019 “Victoria University’s flexible degree structure has enabled me to combine different study areas and subjects I’m passionate about.” Brittany Baltus Graduate, Bachelor of Commerce in Māori Resource Management and Marketing Student, Bachelor of Commerce with Honours in Marketing HEAR FROM OUR STUDENTS ABOUT THEIR EXPERIENCE AT VICTORIA UNIVERSITY www.victoria.ac.nz/why-victoria STUDENT RECRUITMENT AND ORIENTATION Our team offers expert advice on coming to Victoria University of Wellington, choosing your subjects and planning your degree. Look out for us at your school, or contact us with any questions you have about planning your study. WELLINGTON OFFICE AUCKLAND OFFICE IMPORTANT NOTICE: Victoria University of Level 1, Hunter Building, Level 4, 50 Kitchener Street, Wellington uses all reasonable skill and care to ensure the information contained in this document Kelburn Campus, Wellington Auckland is accurate at the time of being made available. 04-463 5374 or 09-300 2080 or However, matters covered by this document are 0800 VICTORIA (842 867) 0800 VICTORIA (842 867) subject to change due to a continuous process of review, and to unanticipated circumstances. The [email protected] [email protected] University therefore reserves the right to make any changes without notice. So far as the law permits, the University accepts no responsibility for any loss suffered by any person due to reliance (either Cover image: Students Shanara Wallace and Benjamin Aiken examine Te Tiriti o Waitangi, one of whole or in part) on the information contained three constitutional documents in the He Tohu exhibition at the National Library of New Zealand, in this document, whether direct or indirect, and which is located near our Pipitea campus. whether foreseeable or not. 2 Victoria University of Wellington CONTENTS 4 Welcome to Victoria University of Wellington 41 A VICTORIA DEGREE 6 The University at a glance 42 Exploring your options 8 Why Victoria University of Wellington? 44 How our degrees work 46 Planning your first year 10 THE VICTORIA UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE 48 Bachelor of Architectural Studies 11 Preparing for university 52 Bachelor of Arts 12 Getting involved 60 Bachelor of Biomedical Science 14 Supporting your success 64 Bachelor of Building Science 16 Māori students 68 Bachelor of Commerce 18 Pasifika students 74 Bachelor of Design Innovation 20 International students 80 Bachelor of Education (Teaching) Early Childhood 23 ADMISSION AND ENROLMENT 84 Bachelor of Engineering with Honours 24 How to apply 90 Bachelor of Health 26 Admission 96 Bachelor of Laws 30 Enrolment 100 Bachelor of Music 32 Tohu Māoritanga / Diploma in Māoritanga 106 Bachelor of Science 33 MONEY MATTERS 114 Primary and secondary teacher education 34 Costs 117 36 Scholarships SUBJECTS AND COURSES 38 Accommodation 118 Subject and course information 119 Subject and course guide 179 GLOSSARY 181 KEY DATES 183 COURSE-PLANNING TEMPLATE 185 TIMETABLE TEMPLATE OUR CAMPUSES AND HALLS Inside back cover CONNECT WITH US Inside back cover Guide to Undergraduate Study 2019 3 WELCOME TO VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON As a student at Victoria University of Wellington, you will be part of a welcoming, supportive and challenging community. Victoria University is a place where students discover their passions and learn what will inspire their future. As New Zealand’s globally ranked capital city university, and one that is in the top 100 universities worldwide for many subjects, Victoria University offers you a unique advantage. The quality of our research is considered the best in New Zealand and this excellence naturally transfers to, and enriches, the learning we offer. We are proud of the fact that what we teach at the University is at the cutting edge of human knowledge. You will also enjoy a student experience that is second to none. The capital city is a great place to live and you will relish being part of, and contributing to, Wellington’s vibrancy and energetic, welcoming feel. You will also have the chance to explore what excites you and what you are capable of doing among the leaders, creators and thinkers who thrive in Wellington. Whether you’re in our purpose-built halls of residence right in the heart of the city, or you choose other accommodation options, Wellington is a city in which you will make friends easily and quickly feel at home. We know the first year of university study is critical to your tertiary success, which is why we put more resources than other universities into your first-year experience. As a student at the University, you will have access to excellent support services, including learning and academic guidance, social clubs and communities, recreational facilities, career services and opportunities for volunteering and internships, as well as programmes that help with personal development and leadership. We offer a wealth of support to enhance your learning experience. We also have a keen eye on your future. We will equip you with a specialised understanding of your field of study, but at the University we are also mindful that you may expect three or four career changes in your working life. We place great emphasis on developing personal attributes such as creativity, critical thinking and being a globally confident citizen. It is the difference between learning subject matter and learning how to think. These qualities will enhance your employability and will remain with you throughout your life. This publication will help you explore your options, decide your next steps and begin your journey. We look forward to welcoming you to Victoria University of Wellington. Professor Grant Guilford Vice-Chancellor 4 Victoria University of Wellington “We place great emphasis on developing personal attributes such as creativity, critical thinking and being a globally confident citizen. It is the difference between learning subject matter and learning how to think. These qualities will enhance your employability and will remain with you throughout your life.” Guide to Undergraduate Study 2019 5 THE UNIVERSITY AT A GLANCE MORE THAN 22,000 STUDENTS MORE THAN 3,500 5,000 AGE RANGE INTERNATIONAL FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS 17–89 STUDENTS YEARS MORE MORE THAN HALLS OF 13 RESIDENCE THAN SUBJECTS 3,300 TO CHOOSE BEDS 100 FROM AVAILABLE 3 CENTRAL CITY CAMPUSES $22.05M INVESTED IN SCHOLARSHIPS MORE THAN 900 NEW STUDENTS SUPPORTED WITH A SCHOLARSHIP Victoria University of Wellington has been awarded five stars overall in the QS global university ratings. In addition, the University received five stars in each of the eight categories.* 6 Victoria University of Wellington PIPITEA Parliament and Pipitea The Beehive Campus Lower Hutt Supreme Court Proposed new Ferrier National Centre Research of Music Excellence PETONE Institute Kelburn Campus Robinson KELBURN ORIENTAL Research Town Hall Te Papa City Gallery Wellington BAY Institute Bucket Fountain TE ARO Pukeahu National War Memorial Park Te Aro Campus Basin Reserve SHELLY BAY HATAITAI BROOKLYN Park Road The Weta Cave Post Production Miramar EVANS BAY Creative Wellington Regional Hospital Graduate School of Nursing, Midwifery Centre and Health NEWTOWN The Roxy Cinema MIRAMAR KILBIRNIE Wellington Zoo KEY Victoria University sites Wellington International Airport Student accommodation Wellington landmarks BREAKER LYALL BAY BAY ISLAND BAY Coastal Ecology Lab HOUGHTON ISLAND BAY Taputeranga OWHIRO BAY Marine Reserve BAY Top 1% of the world’s 18,000 universities for 17 subjects Top 2% of the world’s 18,000 universities overall In the top 40 law schools in the world, in the top 60 for arts and humanities and 83= for social sciences and management* IN THE WORLD’S TOP 100 FOR 12 SUBJECTS Archaeology, Development Studies, Earth Sciences, English, Geography, History, Hospitality, Law, Library Management, Linguistics, Performing Arts and Psychology* Triple crown—Victoria Business School is one of an elite group of commerce faculties worldwide that hold the triple crown of international accreditations of EQUIS, AACSB (Business) and AMBA. * QS Global University Ratings 2018 Guide to Undergraduate Study 2019 7 WHY VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON? LIFE ON CAMPUS Victoria University has three city campuses: Kelburn, Pipitea and Te Aro. The Kelburn campus is the centre of your first-year experience with lively social spaces in the Hub where you can catch up with study, grab a coffee, eat lunch or hang out with friends. Everything you need is on campus—there’s a good choice of cafés, a bookshop, pharmacy and bank, as well as the Adam Art Gallery, an award-winning building housing a changing programme of exhibitions. The campus also includes a new, state-of-the-art science block. From their second year onwards, Commerce and Law students will study at our Pipitea campus, in the heart of Wellington’s legal, government and business district. The Pipitea campus is home to a modern hub, which includes the newly refurbished library, study and teaching spaces. The University’s Schools of Architecture and Design are located at the Te Aro campus, just around the corner from Wellington’s famous Cuba Street that has eclectic shops, a great café scene and nightlife. LIVELY, CREATIVE CAPITAL Wellington has something for everyone, with great shopping, beaches, mountain bike trails, galleries, museums, restaurants and the best café culture in the country. Head to the coast, just a short drive from the city, to swim, surf or sail. Enjoy the vibrant nightlife of the central city and check out the night markets, festivals, theatre and live music shows every night of the week. PIPITEA CAMPUS KELBURN CAMPUS LIFE IN WELLINGTON Wellington is a beautiful city that makes the most of its natural surroundings. It’s compact and easy to get around. You can walk just about anywhere, or ride our great public transport system. In just minutes, you can escape the city to explore miles of coastline, take a walk in native bush or relax on sandy beaches.
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