Victoria University

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• Victoria University (www.victoria.ac.nz)

  Wellington based university offers the best of both worlds. The teaching, while based on a proud tradition of academic excellence built over the past century, is geared to meet the challenges of the new millennium, responding to the changing needs of our students, the workplace and the research community.

• Antarctic Research Centre   (www.vuw.ac.nz/antarctic)

  Based at Victoria University, in Wellington, the centre carries out several research expeditions to the Antarctic region each year.

• AntePodium   (www.vuw.ac.nz/atp)

  An Antipodean electronic journal of world affairs, published by the Victoria University of Wellington School of Political Science and International Relations. The journal is dedicated to scholarly research on the strategic, economic and cultural dimensions of world politics.

• Asian Studies Institute   (www.vuw.ac.nz/asianstudies)

  A focal point at Victoria University for the university's Asia-related teaching, research and outreach activities.

• Centre for Applied Cross-Cultural Research   (www.vuw.ac.nz/cacr)

  The CACR is an inter-disciplinary, applied research centre engaged in research, training, public education, consultancy and policy advice.

• Centre for Biodiversity & Restoration Ecology   (www.vuw.ac.nz/biodiversity)

  Based at Victoria University, the centre's focus is on research in the area of biodiversity, which aims to identify and restore depleted populations, species and communities in ecosystems that have been impacted by human activity.

• Centre for Building Performance Research   (www.vuw.ac.nz/cbpr)

  Based at Victoria University, the centre is dedicated to fostering expertise in architecture and building performance research.

• Centre for Strategic Studies   (www.vuw.ac.nz/css)

  Providing a focal point for research and discussion of New Zealand's strategic security environment. The centre develop sindependent views and opinions based on quality research and analysis.

• CLLC : Centre for Logic, Language and Computation   (www.cllc.vuw.ac.nz)

  Established in 2001, the CLLC promotes research in logic, computation and the logical analysis of language, incorporating a number of faculties and departments at Victoria University.

• Computer Science   (www.comp.vuw.ac.nz)

  Study computer science at Victoria University of Wellington to learn about computing, including the engineering and design of complex systems, fundamental theories of computer science and techniques used in a range of applications.

• Crime & Justice Research Centre   (www.vuw.ac.nz/cjrc)

  The centre has a team of well qualified and experienced staff who have qualifications in a range of social science disciplines. They offer professional services in research, evaluation, policy advising and consultancy.

• Faculty of Commerce and Administration   (www.vuw.ac.nz/fca)

  An introduction to the Faculty of Commerce and Administration, which through its extensive programmes, makes Victoria one of New Zealand's leading providers of management and business expertise.

• Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences   (www.vuw.ac.nz/fhss)

  The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences offers undergraduate and postgraduate teaching programmes and opportunities for research across the spectrum of humanities and social science disciplines.

• Faculty of Science   (www.vuw.ac.nz/science)

  Provides opportunities for research and learning in a wide range of biological, chemical, computing, earth mathematical, physical and psychological science disciplines, and in architecture.

• Health Services Research Centre   (www.vuw.ac.nz/hsrc)

  Striving for excellence and relevance in health services research. The centre's focus is on the study of community health and disability needs, including the planning, provision, use and effectiveness of personal and population-based health and disability services.

• History at Victoria University   (www.vuw.ac.nz/history)

  Find out about undergraduate and postgraduate courses and careers in the fields of history, philosophy, political science and international relations.

• Institute for Molecular Systematics (IMS)   (www.sbs.science.vuw.ac.nz/vuw/content/display_content.cfm?id=461)

  An independent facility within the School of Biological Sciences at Victoria University. Their work is dedicated to development and application of genetic analysis.

• Institute of Policy Studies   (www.ips.ac.nz)

  Based at Victoria University, the Institute aims to foster discussion, research and publication of current issues of domestic and foreign policy.

• International Institute of Modern Letters   (www.vuw.ac.nz/modernletters)

  An international centre focusing on contemporary imaginative writing.

• Museum & Heritage Studies   (www.vuw.ac.nz/museum-heritage/)

  Outlines the various careers that a masters degree in Recreation and Leisure or Museum and Heritage Studies will lead you into.

• myVictoria   (www.myvictoria.ac.nz)

  A Web portal for all students and staff at Victoria University, in Wellington. Use myVictoria to find and manage the information you need while studying and working at Victoria.

• New Zealand Institute of International Affairs   (www.vuw.ac.nz/nziia)

  An independent non-government organisation which seeks to promote discussion and understanding of international issues that affect New Zealand.

• Philosophy at Victoria University   (www.vuw.ac.nz/phil)

  This is the central research interest of Kim Sterelny, who specialises in philosophy of biology.

• Political Science and International Relations   (www.vuw.ac.nz/pols)

  The Programme publishes New Zealand's sole professional journal for the discipline of political science.

• School of Architecture   (www.vuw.ac.nz/architecture)

  A leading centre of architecture and building science teaching and research in New Zealand, offering an exciting range of professional and academic programmes.

• School of Art History   (www.arch.vuw.ac.nz)

  Art History, Classics and Religious Studies are analytical, relevant and insightful areas of study.