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  • New Zealand
    • Wellington
Term
Academic Year, Fall, Spring
Subject Areas
Asian Studies Conflict Studies Global Studies Graduate Studies Humanities International Relations Political Science Sustainable Development
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Program Type
Direct Enrollment
Degree Level
Masters PhD.
Housing
Apartment
Language
English

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Starting Price
8237
Jun 06, 2019
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About Program

Live and study in New Zealand's creative, compact and vibrant capital, home to the diplomatic community and the government agencies leading New Zealand’s foreign relations.

Expand your horizons and enhance your understanding of global challenges and events with advanced study in International Relations. Investigate the workings of diplomacy, foreign policy, development, aid and global political economy.

Studying in the School of History, Philosophy, Political Science and International Relations, you'll be part of an integrated Political Science and International Relations program that also includes Strategic Studies. This gives you access to a broad range of courses and research expertise.

You'll get to hear from and connect with top-flight visiting speakers, including academics, politicians and government officials.

Other related programs:
- Master of Strategic Studies
- Master of Political Science
- Master of Migration Studies

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Diversity & Inclusion 💙

Victoria University of Wellington's population includes people from a diverse range of communities. We have student support networks like our VIC.Without.Barriers community for Refugee-Background Students, and Māori and Pasifika Hubs for Indigenous students looking to connect with their communities on campus. Student are encouraged to join clubs like the Cultures United club and the Victoria African Students Club, among 100+ other student clubs at the university!
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At Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual/agender (LGBTQIA+), and takatāpui communities are known as the Rainbow community. The University's rainbow and inclusion service supports LGBTQIA+ and takatāpui students and works with our community to make sure our campuses are a safe and inclusive environment for students of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and sex characteristics.
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Te Amaru—Disability Services works in partnership with staff, students and the disability community to strengthen Victoria University of Wellington’s culture of inclusion, celebrate disability and ensure students can fully participate and achieve their aspirations. We encourage students with accessibility concerns to register with Te Amaru—Disability Services to receive individualized tailored support and access to key services such as a Disability and Inclusion Advisor, Access Suites, Inclusive Learning Software, Adaptive Technology, and more.
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Impact 🌎

Victoria University of Wellington is championing a sustainable future by fostering the leaders of tomorrow, delivering world-class research, and building a sustainable campus. Our university is committed to becoming a net zero-carbon organization by 2030.

We rank #1 in New Zealand for Climate Action and Affordable Clean Energy (THE Impact Rankings). On campus, reusable cups are the norm, and we even have a recycling wall where you can take empty packaging that can be difficult to recycle at home. When you study with us, there are numerous ways you can contribute to our sustainability initiatives, including participating in the University's annual "Growing our Future" tree planting initiative to help restore native forests around the Wellington region.
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Program Highlights

  • Wellington is New Zealand's political and creative capital—the seat of power and home to fabulous cultural events and festivals. Visit the Beehive, have lunch in Parliament grounds, and see the rough and tumble of politics-in-the-making.
  • Meet likeminded people in the Victoria International Leadership Programme
  • hear from and connect with top-flight visiting speakers, including academics, politicians and government officials.

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About Victoria University of Wellington

Located in the southern tip of New Zealand’s North Island, between a beautiful harbor and rolling green hills, the vibrant and cosmopolitan city of Wellington is the political, cultural and creative capital of New Zealand. Victoria University of Wellington offers a comprehensive range of internationally recognized courses and degrees, consistently...

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