Victoria University of Wellington

Victoria University of Wellington was established under the Act of Parliament in 1897. However, it started with a handful of 115 students in 1899. The institution was built on the civic university tradition as it engages closely with the capital of New Zealand. And now, it has shifted its perspective to a contemporary global level. The university has more than 22,000 students at present, and its number is growing exponentially. This institution offers a varied range of courses. It offers around 100 subjects in the undergraduate courses. They also have an option for both flexible and specialized subjects in the UG programmes. Students looking for Post Graduate courses can opt for Diplomas, Certificates, Honors, Master's, PhD and Doctoral degrees. Victoria University of Wellington also has short courses and non-degree programmes for personal growth and professional development. This university ranks among the top 13 universities globally on the QS Stars rating system with the maximum number 5 Star Plus. In addition, Victoria University at Wellington has consistently maintained its position among the top 250 in the QS World University Ranking. This institution has expanded and incorporated the Wellington College of Education as the Faculty of Education in 2005. Victoria University at Wellington started with only one campus, but today it has grown with multiple campuses, institutes and research centres. The annual tuition fees for Undergraduates range within $5000-$8500, while that for Postgrad and Post Doc students are in the range of $8000-$9300 and $7600-$9000, respectively. The university also has a Student Assistance Levy for those who require educational funds. Along with this levy, the university also offers scholarships for all courses. Victoria University of Wellington aims to transform lives by teaching and engaging students in extensive research. "