Victoria College of Wellington

The parliament passed an act in 1897 that resulted in the creation of Victoria University of Wellington. Because it was the 60th anniversary of the Queen's coronation in 1897, it was given her name. Around 17000 students are registered at the institution, of whom 4000 are from other countries. It has three campuses, the main one of which is in Kelburn, New Zealand, and is home to the faculties of engineering, health, social science, and education, as well as the faculties of humanities and social science. The Faculty of Management and the Facilities of Law, Finance, Government, Finances, and Information Technology are located on the Pipitea campus, which is near to the New Zealand Parliament building. The Faculty of Design and Architecture is located on the Te Aro campus, which is the third campus. Auckland CBD also offers courses through Victoria University. Both undergraduate and graduate degrees are available. It has a faculty of about 1000 people who are committed to giving students a thorough and high-quality education. Around 40 research institutes and centers are housed at Victoria University, providing students with the greatest tools for gaining practical knowledge. On a beautiful campus, the university offers students the greatest amenities. It keeps a collection of works of art. Additionally, it arranges talks and lunchtime performances. In addition, the college is conveniently reachable and boasts a sophisticated public transportation system. Victoria University has produced a lot of well-known graduates. Barbara Anderson, Sam Neill, Jane Campion, Dr. John Money, and Dr. Alexander Gerst are a few among them.