Ngā hōtaka me ngā akorangaProgrammes and courses
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Undergraduate qualifications
We offer some of the most flexible undergraduate degrees in Aotearoa New Zealand. Take a look at our study options and get to know how our degrees are structured.
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Postgraduate qualifications
Choose from certificates, diplomas, Honours, Master’s, PhD, and doctoral degrees—there’s a programme that’s right for you to advance your skills and knowledge.
Undergraduate subjects
Postgraduate subjects
Course finder
Courses are the building blocks of your degree (or other qualification)—use this course finder tool to explore all the possibilities at either undergraduate or postgraduate level.
When to start
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Trimester 1
Trimester 1 starts near the end of February each year. You can start almost all of our programmes in this trimester.
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Trimester 2
Start your studies in July—more than 60 of our programmes welcome new students in Trimester 2, and there are nearly 900 courses on offer.
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Trimester 3
Trimester 3 is the summer trimester. Explore new interests, expand your knowledge, or fast-track your qualification.
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Pre-degree programmes
Studying a pre-degree diploma is a great way to get started if you haven't achieved University Entrance and need to strengthen your academic skills.
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Enrolling in a single course
Pursue your passion, gain new skills, or build on your studies by enrolling in one or two courses through the University’s Certificate of Proficiency.
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VicStart programme
If you’re a Year 12 or 13 student, VicStart enables you to take first-year university courses while you’re still at school.
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Professional development courses and micro-credentials
You can develop your professional skills, improve workplace capability, and enhance your employability by studying with Wellington Uni-Professional.
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Certificate in Deaf Studies
If you're already a fluent user of NZSL, you can learn how to teach your language to others during this two-year, part-time certificate (UE not required).