Graduate employability
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Transferable work skills
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Real-world experience
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Strong, global outlook
Nearly 50% of our academic staff are from overseas and the University continually seeks to strengthen its global partnerships.
Our graduates
- 92% of our graduates are currently employed or furthering their study.
- 67% are in full-time employment, with 91% employed prior to or within 6 months of degree completion.
- 16% are in full-time study.
- 9% are in part-time employment and/or part-time study.
According to Graduate Destinations Report 2023-2024.
Where our graduates are working
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Professional career advice and guidance
Our university's Career and Employment team provide services and expert staff who can help you prepare for your career and have specific advice for our international students.
Check out some of the key services our team provide:
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Internships
Get connected with employers and the community and prepare for your future employment.
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Expos, events, and workshops
Careers and Employment host a number of events throughout the year, including Careers Expos, graduate recruitment events, and job support workshops.
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CV and job application checks
Make an appointment for career advice or have your job applications checked by our career consultants online.
To help prepare me for the job market, the University provided a variety of workshops, career coaching sessions, and networking opportunities. Now that my studies are over, I'm making use of these resources to help me find a job and move on to the next stage of my career.
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Working in Wellington
New Zealand’s work rights for international students are among the best in the world. You can gain experience working during and after your studies.
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Research your job prospects
Whether you want to build your career in New Zealand or back home, an international education provides the skills that are an advantage in any work environment.
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What can I do with my degree?
Find the types of jobs and career paths available to you with your degree and area of study.
Connect with Wellington
Get involved
While you are at the University, make the most of the many opportunities to get involved. Join a club, mentor another student, or volunteer—you will make new friends, embrace new experiences, and develop skills for your future career.