Victoria University of Wellington

Study mathematics with a broad arts-focused approach at Victoria University of Wellington. You’ll build strong foundations in areas such as algebra, calculus, discrete mathematics, and computational methods—while developing analytical and problem-solving skills for further study or a career in data and technology. Duration: Typically 3 years (full-time) Credits: 360 points (standard for a bachelor’s degree at Victoria University of Wellington) Delivery: On-campus (check programme page for current timetable and course availability) Qualification type: Bachelor of Arts (BA) Location: Wellington, New Zealand Language of instruction: English Tuition fees: Vary by student category and year—check the programme page for the latest fees Application: Apply via Victoria University of Wellington’s international application process Start dates: Check the programme page for the next intake English language: Required for applicants whose prior education was not in English (see admission requirements) Programme structure (typical): Year 1 - Core mathematics foundations (including topics such as calculus and algebra) - Introduction to data management and programming - Discrete mathematics and logic Year 2 - Continued study in algebra and computational mathematics - Further development of calculus and computational methods - Mathematics electives (where available) Year 3 - Advanced mathematics and computational mathematics courses - Electives to support your interests (e.g., deeper study in algebra, discrete mathematics, or computational topics) - Capstone/major project or advanced course component (confirm current requirements on the official curriculum page) Note: Course availability and exact course titles can vary by year. Use the official programme and course handbook to confirm the current curriculum and any prerequisites.

Academic requirements

Applicants must have completed secondary education and meet Victoria University of Wellington’s entry requirements for a bachelor’s degree. In addition, you must have completed one year of undergraduate study at a recognised tertiary institution (minimum GPA may apply, depending on your prior study).

Alternative pathways may be available, including completion of the Victoria University of Wellington Foundation Studies Programme or another recognised foundation programme.

International Baccalaureate (IB) applicants must achieve the required IB Diploma score (minimum 24 points) or an equivalent internationally recognised qualification.

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Other requirements

General requirements

• Successful completion of general secondary education
• Successful completion of one year of undergraduate degree study at a recognised tertiary institution (minimum GPA may be required)
• Completion of the Victoria University of Wellington Foundation Studies Programme OR another recognised foundation programme
• Achievement of the International Baccalaureate Diploma (minimum 24 points) OR equivalent internationally recognised high school qualification

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Work Permits

After completing your studies in New Zealand, you may be eligible to apply for a post-study work visa (subject to meeting the requirements at the time you apply).

Check for any work restrictions

• Post-study work rights: Graduates may be able to work in New Zealand for a limited period after finishing an eligible qualification. The exact length of time depends on the level and duration of your study.

• Eligibility: You generally need to have completed your qualification and meet immigration requirements (including having a valid student visa while studying and applying within the required timeframe after graduation).

• Conditions: Work permissions are subject to visa conditions and may require you to remain in compliance with New Zealand immigration rules.

• Country-specific rules: Visa policies can change. Always confirm the latest requirements on the official New Zealand immigration website or with your university’s international office.

For the most accurate guidance for your situation, review the programme and visa information on the official Victoria University of Wellington website.