wgtn.ac.nz

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Wgtn.ac.nz receives any estimated 58,811 unique visitors and 398,275 unique page views per day. Revenue gained from these much visits may be $157 per day from various advertising sources. The estimated worth of site is $132,209. Similarweb global rank is 30,771. Maximum no. of users comes from .

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Victoria University of Wellington–1st for research intensity

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Discover your study options at NZ’s capital city university. Learn about our research impact, living in Wellington, scholars***ps and upcoming events.

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1	Apply now for trimester 2
2	Nau mai, haere mai ki te herenga waka.
3	Welcome from the vice-chancellor
4	Engage with us
5	Learning and teaching
6	Our researchers lead thinking
7	Our national and global rankings

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1	Covıd-19 information
2	Undergraduate digital ınformation sessions
3	Quicklinks
4	Spotlight public lectures
5	Emergencies
6	Faculties
7	Contacts and directories
8	Campuses
9	Study
10	Students
11	Staff
12	Careers
13	Alumni
14	Giving
15	Latest news
16	Social media
17	Contact tracing

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1	Gallery reopens
2	A boost for vaccines
3	Fees scholars***p
4	Apply for accommodation
5	Recovery mode: how do you rebuild after disaster?
6	What does this mean for the longer term?
7	The future of work, digital technology, and government post covıd-19
8	Find out more about te herenga waka—victoria university of wellington, new zealand’s globally ranked capital city university, and all that it has to offer.
9	Business and government
10	Public and community
11	Global engagement
12	Our university is committed to providing a high-quality research-led learning and teaching environment and to reward and celebrate excellence in all its forms.
13	The cost of climate change
14	Protecting privacy
15	The power of teleportation
16	Fresh water
17	Sea level rise
18	Rights & responsibilities
19	We are new zealand’s number one university for intensity of high-quality research and consistently rank among the world’s best universities.

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Total Link Count: 114

Internal Link Count : 106

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2	About	text
3	Library	text
4	myTools	text
5	Maps	text
6	Learning & teaching	text
7	Future students	text
8	International students	text
9	Current students	text
10	Research	text
11	Engage	text
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13	Apply now for Trimester 2	image
14	COVID-19 information	image
15	Gallery reopens Instructions to be enacted by whoever reads them offer “a welcome respite in this current moment” as part of the Adam Art Gallery’s new shows.	image
16	A boost for vaccines Funding could help university researchers develop vaccines for diseases ranging from bowel cancer to COVID-19.	image
17	Fees scholars*p The University will offer a fees scholars*p in Trimester 2 for people affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.	image
18	Apply for accommodation Live where you study to enrich your university experience. Apply now for Trimester 2 accommodation.	image
19	Subjects	text
20	Course finder	text
21	Faculties and schools	text
22	Māori hub	text
23	Pasifika hub	text
24	Alumni	text
25	More	text
26	Recovery mode: how do you rebuild after disaster?	text
27	Listen to podcast	text
28	What does this mean for the longer term?	text
29	Listen to podcast	text
30	The future of work, digital technology, and government post COVID-19	text
31	Add to calendar	text
32	Business and government As a capital city university, we have strong relations***ps with business and government. Discover how we engage and how you can connect with us.	image
33	Public and community Our university is not just for students and staff—it’s for everyone. Find out how we work with the community and discover our public events and facilities.	image
34	Global engagement We work in partners***p with universities and organisations around the world for the benefit of students, researchers, and communities.	image
35	Find out more	text
36	The cost of climate change What is the price of not responding to the climate crisis? Professor Ilan Noy is calculating the cost of climate change and how to manage the economic impacts.	image
37	Protecting privacy Can any of us have a reasonable expectation of privacy in an age of mobile phones, drones and the internet?	image
38	The power of teleportation Teleportation has been a dream of science fiction and scientists alike. Dr Taehyun Rhee and his team are blending the real and the virtual to make it a reality.	image
39	Fresh Water A doc***entary following fresh water ecologist Dr Mike Joy as he researches nitrate impacts and seeks to convert scientific knowledge into demonstrable action.	image
40	Sea Level Rise Antarctica, sea level rise and the climate-related research of Professor Tim Naish are the focus of this doc***entary.	image
41	Rights & Responsibilities A doc***entary about Professor Catherine Iorns, who is researching and using legal means to tackle environmental degradation.	image
42	Our University at a glance	text
43	Emergencies	text
44	Faculties	text
45	Architecture and Design Innovation	text
46	Business and Government	text
47	Education	text
48	Engineering	text
49	Graduate Research	text
50	Health	text

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1	Staff intranet	text
2	Blackboard	text
3	Undergraduate Digital Information Sessions	image
4	Watch the video	text
5	Staff	text
6	Staff email	text
7	MyTools for staff	text
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