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Study at Victoria Open Day28 August 2015

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Study at Victoria Open Day 2015–3

Getting the most out of Study at Victoria Open DayWelcome to Victoria University. Our Open Day is your next step to learn about living and studying in the capital. Throw yourself in and make sure you get all your questions answered.

THINGS TO DO

Get startedDrop off your bags at one of our Welcome Rooms, grab a coffee and get going.

Put a plan in place Make sure your work out a plan for the day and get to the sessions and visit the expos that you most want to check out.

Hot topics We have special lectures from each of our faculties throughout the day. Learn what makes our staff passionate about what they teach, and see an example lecture.

Halls of residence Come and experience what residential life is like on and around campus. Our halls of residence are all open and there will be tours of their facilities and rooms.

Grab some kai Stay hydrated and fed, pick up a snack on the go from one of our refuelling stations around campus.

Activities and competitions There will be live entertainment throughout the day in the Hunter Lounge, and music and entertainment around campus from our students. ‘Like’ our future students Facebook page to keep up to date with the latest information about competitions and other events happening during the day.


Getting to and from the Kelburn campusThe main entrances to the Kelburn campus are on Kelburn Parade. If you’re not sure where to start, enter through Gate 3 and come into the Hub. You’ll find lots of open-day activities and student guides who will direct you.

BY CABLE CARIt’s a 10-minute walk along Kelburn Parade from the cable car Salamanca (University) stop to the Gate 3 entrance to the Kelburn campus (see the map on pages 19).

FROM THE RAILWAY STATION Student guides will be waiting near the main entrance of the railway station in the morning. They will guide you to our free buses going directly to the Kelburn campus that will be running every 15 minutes between 8am and 9.15am.

After 9.15am, you can hop on the looping buses that will stop at key Victoria locations around Wellington (see page 6). The buses depart from Rutherford House, Bunny Street (next to the Buzzy Bee signpost).

BY CARDue to the lack of parking spaces around the University and heavy traffic, we recommend that you do not bring a car—however, there is limited free parking available at our Waiteata Road car park during the day.

FROM THE AIRPORTWe will be running shuttles to the university from 7.30am to 9.30am. Our staff will be waiting by the baggage claim area with signs and more information about where to go. The shuttles will run every 15 minutes or so. If they get too busy, you can jump into a taxi (about $30 to Kelburn campus) or the Airport Flyer (bus 91) from the airport to the city.

BY SCHOOL BUSYour school will arrange drop-off and pick-up points for you, and these will most likely be around Kelburn Parade. Enter through Gate 3.

BY PUBLIC BUSThe 17, 18, 20, 22, 23 and 47 buses stop on Kelburn Parade. Go to www.metlink.org.nz for timetables.

MASSEY UNIVERSITY, WELTEC AND WHITIREIA BUSESConnecting buses will be running between the Kelburn campus, Massey University, WelTec and Whitireia.

Massey UniversityDeparting Massey at 8.15am, 9.15am, 10.15am, 11.15am, 12.15pm and 1.15pm.

Departing Victoria from under the overbridge on Kelburn Parade at 8.30am, 9.30am, 10.30am, 11.30am, 12.30pm and 1.30pm.

WelTec and WhitireiaWelTec and Whitireia inner-city campuses are open on 28 August. These include WelTec Church Street campus and the Hospitality School, Whitireia Wellington campus and Performance Centre, New Zealand Film and Television School and Computer Power Plus.

Shuttles will leave Victoria every half hour from 10am to 2.30pm from under the overbridge on Kelburn Parade.


When you arriveWELCOME ROOMSOur Welcome Rooms will be open between 8am and 3.30pm. Student guides will help you find your way around and give you advice on how to make the most of the day. You can also drop your bags off at these rooms at the start of the day. You’ll find Welcome Rooms at the following locations:

• room 119, Cotton building

• room 102, Murphy building

• room 301, Old Kirk building.

MĀORI STUDENTSJoin our Māori team in room 106, Alan MacDiarmid building (see map on pages 20–21) any time between 8am and 3.30pm. Breakfast will be available throughout the morning.

PASIFIKA STUDENTSJoin our Pasifika team any time between 8am and 3.30pm, in room 101, Alan MacDiarmid building (see map on pages 20–21). Breakfast will be available throughout the morning.

ASKING FOR HELPWe will have our student guides (identifiable by their Victoria University t-shirts) all around the campus to help out during the day.

BREAKFAST AND LUNCHBetween 8am and 10am, you can get a breakfast snack and hot drink to keep you going.

Between 11am and 2pm, come along to a free BBQ in the Tim Beaglehole Courtyard, outside the Hub (see map on pages 20–21).

THERE ARE ALSO INFORMATION AREAS AT OUR OTHER CAMPUSES:• Te Aro campus reception

• Rutherford House reception, Bunny Street


Tours, expos and course planningLOOPING BUSESIf you want to visit Victoria’s other campuses and halls of residence, you can use our free looping bus service. These hop-on/hop-off buses depart from Gate 3 (under the overbridge on Kelburn Parade). The first bus will depart at 9am and the final bus will depart at 3.10pm, returning to the Kelburn campus at 3.50pm.

Allow plenty of time in your schedule, as the bus timetable may not match up with tour times.

HALLS OF RESIDENCE TOURSYou can also talk with our Accommodation Service staff at the student services expo.

Te Puni Village and Weir HouseWalking tours will go to both Te Puni Village and Weir House. The hour-long tours will depart from the Tour Stand outside room 102, Alan MacDiarmid building, at 9am, 10am, 11am, 12 noon, 1pm and 2pm. You are free to leave the tour at any point.

Helen Lowry HallA shuttle bus will operate every 20 minutes between 11am and 3pm. The bus will leave from Maclaurin building at Gate 3 (see map on pages 20–21).

Other hallsThroughout the day, you can take short tours of Boulcott Hall, Joan Stevens Hall, Katharine Jermyn Hall, Stafford House, Cumberland House and Victoria House.

The tours do not have scheduled start times but will operate regularly from the halls’ receptions between 9am and 3pm. Visit these halls on our looping buses, or find your own way, using the walking map at the back of this booklet.

*This stop will serve Joan Stevens Hall, Katharine Jermyn Halll and Boulcott Hall. There will be student reps to guide you or you can use the walking map available on the day to find your way. Boulcott Hall is located at 47 Boulcott Street, Joan Stevens Hall is located at 132 The Terrace and Katharine Jermyn Hall is located at 100 Boulcott Street.

Kelburn Campus —Gate 6

Katharine Jermyn,

Joan Stevens and Boulcott

Halls*

Stafford House

Pipitea campus

Victoria House

Cumberland House

Te Aro campus


CAMPUS TOURS

KelburnForty-minute walking tours of the Kelburn campus begin at 9.20am, 10.10am, 11am, 11.50am, 12.40pm and 1.30pm. Meet at the Tour Desk in the Hub (Level 2, Victoria Info Ihonui).

Pipitea (Faculty of Law and Victoria Business School)Thirty-minute walking tours of the Pipitea campus begin at 11am, 12 noon and 1pm. Meet at the Information Pod at Rutherford House.

Te Aro (Faculty of Architecture and Design)Thirty-minute walking tours of the Te Aro campus leave from the ground floor atrium at 10.30am, 11.25am, 12.20pm, 1.15pm and 2.10pm.

EXPOSVisit expos for our faculty, school and student services between 8.30am and 3.30pm. These will be in Level 2 of the Hub and at Maclaurin, Cotton and Alan MacDiarmid buildings (see map on pages 20–21).

COURSE PLANNINGThere will be course-planning sessions run throughout the day. See the session timetables (page 8) for details. Student liaison officers will also be available to give individual first-year course planning advice on Thursday 27 August. You can book your course-planning interview by calling 0800 VICTORIA (842 867) or email [email protected]

If you are Wellington- or Auckland-based, you can book your own course planning interview in our Wellington or Auckland offices at other times by calling 0800 VICTORIA (842 867) or email [email protected]


Session timetable by faculty/groupFACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGNSession title Times RoomsArchitecture 9.20–10am, 11–11.40am,

12.40–1.20pm Te Aro lecture theatres 1 and 2

Architecture and Design first-year course planning 9.20–10am, 11–11.40am, 12.40–1.20pm

Easterfield (EA) 201

Design 10.10–10.50am, 11.50am–12.30pm Te Aro lecture theatres 1 and 2HOT TOPIC: Why Einstein was a designer (Architecture and Design) 9.20–10am Student Union Building (SU)

Memorial Theatre

FACULTY OF EDUCATIONSession title Times RoomsEducation 10.10–10.50am

2.20–3pm Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 002 Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 103

Education and Psychology 9.20–10am, 1.30–2.10pm Murphy (MY) 220HOT TOPIC: Who decides what I learn? (Education) 12.40–1.20pm Maclaurin (MC) 102Teaching—early childhood 11.00–11.40am

1.30–2.10pm Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 002 Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 103

Teacher Education pathways (primary and secondary) 9.20–10am, 11.50am–12.30pm Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 002

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCESession title Times RoomsComputer Science and Computer Graphics 11–11.40am Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 205Engineering 9.20–10am

1.30–2.10pmCotton (CO) 122 Student Union Building (SU) Memorial Theatre

Engineering first-year course planning 10.10–10.50am, 11.50am–12.30pm, 2.20–3pm

Kirk (KK) 204

HOT TOPIC: Cyberattack: How prepared are we? (Engineering) 12.40–1.20pm Student Union Building (SU) Memorial Theatre


FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCESSession title Times RoomsArt History, Classics, Greek, Latin and Religious Studies 9.20–10am, 11.50am–12.30pm Hunter (HU) 323Asian Studies and Chinese 10.10–10.50am Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 103Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music first-year course planning 8.30–9.10am, 10.10–10.50am,

11.50am–12.30pm, 1.30–2.10pm, 3.10–3.50pm

Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 104

Creative Writing 1.30–2.10pm Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 002Criminology, Cultural Anthropology and Sociology 11–11.40am

12.40–1.20pm Kirk (KK) 301 and 303 Kirk (KK) 303

English Literature, Film, Media Studies and Theatre 8.30–9.10am, 1.30-2.10pm 11–11.40am

Kirk (KK) 303 Student Union Building (SU) Memorial Theatre

French 12.40–1.20pm Hunter (HU) 119German 11.50am–12.30pm Murphy (MY) 220History and Philosophy 9.20–10am, 12.40–1.20pm Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 104HOT TOPIC: How patriotic are we? War, peace and the New Zealand flag (Humanities)

11.50am–12.30pm Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 205

Italian 10.10–10.50am Murphy (MY) 220Japanese 11–11.40am Murphy (MY) 220Linguistics, New Zealand Sign Language Studies and Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages

11.50am–12.30pm Hunter (HU) 119

Make the BA your own: Create a lasting point of difference, gain global, leadership and mentoring experiences, and discover where the BA can take you

9.20–10am Maclaurin (MC) 101

Māori Studies, Māori Resource Management, Te Reo Māori, Tohu Māoritanga 10.10–10.50am Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 105Music at Victoria’s Te Kōkī New Zealand School of Music 11–11.40am, 12.40–1.20pm Adam Concert RoomPacific Studies and Samoan Studies 11–11.40am Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 105Political Science and International Relations 10.10–10.50am, 11.50am–12.30pm Student Union Building (SU)

Memorial TheatreSpanish 11–11.40am Hunter (HU) 119Writing—academic, business and professional 11–11.40am Hunter (HU) 220


FACULTY OF LAWSession title Times RoomsHOT TOPIC: The internet can’t keep a secret: You and online privacy (Law) 10.10–10.50am Hunter (HU) 323Law 9.20–10am

11.50am–12.30pm, 2.20–3pm Kirk (KK) 303 Maclaurin (MC) 103

Law first-year course planning 12.40–1.20pm, 2.20–3pm Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 105

FACULTY OF SCIENCESession title Times RoomsBiological Sciences: Biology, Ecology and Biodiversity, Marine Biology 10.10–10.50am, 11.50am–12.30pm Cotton (CO) 122Biomedical Science, Biotechnology, Cell and Molecular Bioscience 9.20–10am

12.40–1.20pmMaclaurin (MC) 103 Maclaurin (MC) 101

Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Biomedical Science first-year course planning

9.20–10am, 11–11.40am, 12.40–1.20pm, 2.20–3pm


Chemistry 9.20–10am Maclaurin (MC) 102Chemistry and Physics Overview 11–11.40am Maclaurin (MC) 102Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences 11.50am–12.30pm Maclaurin (MC) 101Geology and Geophysics 11–11.40am Cotton (CO) 122HOT TOPIC: Unlocking the potential of spatial data (Science) 1.30–2.10pm Maclaurin (MC) 103Mathematics and Statistics 10.10–10.50am, 11.50am–12.30pm Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 104Physics 10.10–10.50am Maclaurin (MC) 102Psychology 10.10–10.50am, 11.50am–12.30pm

2.20–3pm Kirk (KK) 301 and 303 Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 205

Science in context 2.20–3pm Cotton (CO) 122


VICTORIA BUSINESS SCHOOLSession title Times RoomsAccounting, Commercial Law and Taxation 9.20–10am, 12.40–1.20pm Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 205Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Tourism Management first-year course planning

8.30–9.10am, 11.50am–12.30pm, 1.30–2.10pm, 3.10–3.50pm


Economics and Finance 10.10–10.50am, 1.30–2.10pm Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 205HOT TOPIC: Digital living (Commerce) 11–11.40am Maclaurin (MC) 101Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations and Management 11–11.40am, 1.30–2.10pm Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 104Information Systems 12.40–1.20pm Hunter (HU) 323International Business and Marketing: What is it, who does it and why take it? 11–11.40am, 12.40–1.20pm Maclaurin (MC) 103Public Policy, Government (School of) 1.30–2.10pm Maclaurin (MC) 102Tourism Management 11.50am–12.30pm Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 103

EXTRA SESSIONS (NON-FACULTY)Session title Times RoomsAccommodation advice 8.30–9.10am

10.10–10.50am 11.50am–12.30pm 12.40–1.20pm

Maclaurin (MC) 103 Maclaurin (MC) 101 Maclaurin (MC) 102 Hunter (HU) 220

Parents and whānau session: Everything you need to know about financing a degree but didn’t like to ask … and are there jobs at the end of it all?

8.30–9.10am, 1.30–2.10pm Kirk (KK) 301

Get involved—the student experience (Victoria Plus, Victoria Recreation, Victoria International Leadership Programme and Victoria Abroad)

11–11.40am 1.30–2.10pm

Hunter (HU) 323 Hunter (HU) 220

Information for Pasifika students 9.20–10am Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 101Parents and whānau session: Understanding the transition from school to university life

9.20–10am Kirk (KK) 301

Why study at Victoria? 8.30–9.10am Maclaurin (MC) 101 and 102


TOURS AND ACTIVITIESActivity type Times Duration Departure pointAdam Art Gallery drop in tours 9am–3pm You choose Adam Art Gallery

front deskEngineering tours 9am and 9.30am and

every 30 minutes between 10.10am and 2.20pm

25–30 minutes Engineering expo desk

Film and Theatre tours 9.15am 10.15am 11.45am

45 minutes Outside KK303 Outside SU228 Victoria Info Ihonui, Level 1 Library entrance, Hub

Language Learning Centre tours Optional at the end of every library tour

10 minutes At the end of Library tour

Library tours 11am, 12pm and 1pm 20 minutes Victoria Info Ihonui, Level 2 Library entrance, Hub

Malaghan Institute of Medical Research tours 9.20am, 11am and 1.30pm

45 minutes (limited to 25 people)

Science Faculty office, Cotton foyer

Te Kōkī New Zealand School of Music (NZSM)—Kelburn Campus tour 1.30pm 40 minutes NZSM receptionThe Hunter Lounge fun zone: performances, student panels and activities 10am–3pm You choose Student Union

BuildingVictoria Recreation tours and pop-up sports 11am–2pm On demand and

ongoingRecreation Centre


Timetable of the day8.30–9.10AM SESSIONSSession title RoomsAccommodation advice Maclaurin (MC) 103Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music first-year course planning Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 104Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Tourism Management first-year course planning Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 105English Literature, Film, Media Studies and Theatre Kirk (KK) 303Parents and whānau session: Everything you need to know about financing a degree but didn’t like to ask … and are there jobs at the end of it all?

Kirk (KK) 301

Why study at Victoria? Maclaurin (MC) 101 and Maclaurin (MC) 102

9.20–10AM SESSIONSSession title RoomsAccounting, Commercial Law and Taxation Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 205Architecture Te Aro lecture theatres 1 and 2Art History, Classics, Greek, Latin and Religious Studies Hunter (HU) 323Bachelor of Architecture and Design Innovation first-year course planning Easterfield (EA) 201Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Biomedical Science first-year course planning Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 104Biomedical Science, Biotechnology, Cell and Molecular Bioscience Maclaurin (MC) 103Chemistry Maclaurin (MC) 102Education and Psychology Murphy (MY) 220Engineering Cotton (CO) 122History and Philosophy Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 104HOT TOPIC: Why Einstein was a designer (Architecture and Design) Student Union Building (SU) Memorial TheatreLaw Kirk (KK) 303Make the BA your own: Create a lasting point of difference, gain global, leadership and mentoring experiences, and discover where the BA can take you

Maclaurin (MC) 101

Parents and whānau session: Understanding the transition from school to university life Kirk (KK) 301Information for Pasifika Students Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 101Teacher Education pathways (primary and secondary) Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 002


10.10–10.50AM SESSIONSSession title RoomsAccommodation advice Maclaurin (MC) 101Asian Studies and Chinese Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 103Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music first-year course planning Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 104Bachelor of Engineering first-year course planning Kirk (KK) 204Biological Sciences: Biology, Ecology and Biodiversity, Marine Biology Cotton (CO) 122Design Te Aro lecture theatres 1 and 2Economics and Finance Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 205Education Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 002HOT TOPIC: The internet can’t keep a secret: You and online privacy (Law) Hunter (HU) 323International Relations and Political Science Student Union Building (SU) Memorial TheatreItalian Murphy (MY) 220Māori Studies, Māori Resource Management, Te Reo Māori, Tohu Māoritanga Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 105Mathematics and Statistics Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 104Physics Maclaurin (MC) 102Psychology Kirk (KK) 301 and 303


11–11.40AM SESSIONSSession title RoomsArchitecture Te Aro lecture theatres 1 and 2Bachelor of Architecture and Design Innovation first-year course planning Easterfield (EA) 201Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Biomedical Science first-year course planning Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 104Chemistry and Physics Overview Maclaurin (MC) 102Computer Science and Computer Graphics Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 205Criminology, Cultural Anthropology and Sociology Kirk (KK) 301 and 303English Literature, Film, Media Studies and Theatre Student Union Building (SU) Memorial TheatreGeology and Geophysics Cotton (CO) 122Get involved—the student experience (Victoria Plus, Victoria Recreation, Victoria International Leadership Programme and Victoria Abroad)

Hunter (HU) 323

HOT TOPIC: Digital living (Commerce) Maclaurin (MC) 101Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations and Management Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 104International Business and Marketing: What is it, who does it and why take it? Maclaurin (MC) 103Japanese Murphy (MY) 220Music at Victoria’s Te Kōkī New Zealand School of Music Adam Concert RoomPacific Studies and Samoan Studies Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 105Spanish Hunter (HU) 119Teaching—early childhood Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 002Writing—academic, business and professional Hunter (HU) 220


11.50AM–12.30PM SESSIONSSession title RoomsAccommodation advice Maclaurin (MC) 102Art History, Classics, Greek, Latin and Religious Studies Hunter (HU) 323Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music first-year course planning Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 104Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Tourism Management first-year course planning Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 105Bachelor of Engineering first-year course planning Kirk (KK) 204Biological Sciences: Biology, Ecology and Biodiversity, Marine Biology Cotton (CO) 122Design Te Aro lecture theatres 1 and 2Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences Maclaurin (MC) 101German Murphy (MY) 220HOT TOPIC: How patriotic are we? War, peace and the New Zealand flag (Humanities) Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 205International Relations and Political Science Student Union Building (SU) Memorial TheatreLaw Maclaurin (MC) 103Linguistics, New Zealand Sign Language Studies and Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Hunter (HU) 119Mathematics and Statistics Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 104Psychology Kirk (KK) 301 and 303Teacher Education Pathways (primary and secondary) Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 002Tourism Management Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 103

12.40–1.20PM SESSIONSSession title RoomsAccommodation advice Hunter (HU) 220Accounting, Commercial Law and Taxation Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 205Architecture Te Aro lecture theatres 1 and 2Bachelor of Architecture and Design Innovation first-year course planning Easterfield (EA) 201Bachelor of Laws first-year course planning Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 105Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Biomedical Science first–year course planning Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 104Biomedical Science, Biotechnology, Cell and Molecular Bioscience Maclaurin (MC) 101Criminology, Cultural Anthropology and Sociology Kirk (KK) 303French Hunter (HU) 119History and Philosophy Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 104HOT TOPIC: Cyberattack: How prepared are we? (Engineering) Student Union Building (SU) Memorial TheatreHOT TOPIC: Who decides what I learn? (Education) Maclaurin (MC) 102Information Management Hunter (HU) 323International Business and Marketing: What is it, who does it and why take it? Maclaurin (MC) 103Music at Victoria’s Te Kōkī New Zealand School of Music Adam Concert Room


1.30–2.10PM SESSIONSSession title RoomsBachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music first-year course planning Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 104Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Tourism Management first-year course planning Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 105Creative Writing Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 002Education and Psychology Murphy (MY) 220Engineering Student Union Building (SU) Memorial TheatreEnglish Literature, Film, Media Studies and Theatre Kirk (KK) 303Economics and Finance Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 205Get involved—the student experience (Victoria Plus, Victoria Recreation, Victoria International Leadership Programme and Victoria Abroad)

Hunter (HU) 220

HOT TOPIC: Unlocking the potential of spatial data (Science) Maclaurin (MC) 103Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations and Management Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 104Parents and whānau session: Everything you need to know about financing a degree but didn’t like to ask … and are there jobs at the end of it all?

Kirk (KK) 301

Public Policy, Government (School of) Maclaurin (MC) 102Teaching—early childhood Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 103

2.20–3PM SESSIONSSession title RoomsBachelor of Engineering first-year course planning Kirk (KK) 204Bachelor of Laws first-year course planning Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 105Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Biomedical Science first-year course planning Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 104Education Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 103Law Maclaurin (MC) 103Psychology Hugh Mackenzie (HM) 205Science in context Cotton (CO) 122

3.10–3.50PM SESSIONSSession title RoomsBachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music first-year course planning Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 104Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Tourism Management first-year course planning Alan MacDiarmid (AM) 105


Planner8.30–9.10am

9.20–10am

10.10–10.50am

11–11.40am

11.50am–12.30pm

12.40–1.20pm

1.30–2.10pm

2.20–3pm

3.10–3.50pm


KELBURN CAMPUS

TE ARO CAMPUS

PIPITEA CAMPUS

Karori

North

WEIR HOUSE

HELEN LOWRY HALL

STAFFORD HOUSE

CUMBERLAND HOUSEEDUCATION HOUSE

VICTORIA HOUSE

TE PUNI VILLAGE

ACCOMMODATION SERVICE

JOAN STEVENS HALL

KATHARINE JERMYN HALL

BOULCOTT HALL


Construction siteno access


North

Student Union(SU)

Memorial Theatre (MT)

Hugh Mackenzie

(HM)

Murphy (MY)

von Zedlitz

(VZ)

Hunter(HU)

RecreationCentre

(RC)

Kirk(KK)

Old Kirk(OK)

Kirk Wing(KK)

Music School (MS)

Laby (LB)

Cotton(CO)

Maclaurin(MC)

Boyd-WilsonArena

VZS

Easter�eld(EA)

CentralServices

(CSB)

Alan MacDiarmid

(AM)Rankine Brown

(library)(RB)

Hub(HB) Tim Beaglehole

Courtyard

Tennis courts

Salamanca Road (SR)

Mount Street (M

O)

McKenzie Terrace

Kelburn Parade (KP)

Kelburn Parade (KP)

Devon Street

Kelburn Parade (KP)

Glasgow Street (GS)

Hunter Courtyard

Te HerengaWaka Marae (MR)

Footpath to Vivian Street (VS)

Kelburn Park

Hunter lawn

Boyd-Wilson Field

Mount StreetCemetery

Fairlie Terrace (FT)

Wai-te-ata Road (WR)

To cable car,Weir House and

Early Childhood Centre

Kelburn Parade (KP)

Spring�eld TerraceFootpath to

cable car

Te PuniVillage

Adams Tce

Brid

ge

Sta� parking only

Cafés

Public transport stops

Information pods

Wellington looping busesand Massey/Weltec buses

Mobility parking

Food station

Welcome Room

Science expo

Student Services expo

Adam Concert Room

Engineering expo

Free parking for Open Day

(limited)

Malaghan Institute of Medical Research

Access to campus from carpark

Film and Theatre




North

Student Union(SU)

Memorial Theatre (MT)

Hugh Mackenzie

(HM)

Murphy (MY)

von Zedlitz

(VZ)

Hunter(HU)

RecreationCentre

(RC)

Kirk(KK)

Old Kirk(OK)

Kirk Wing(KK)

Music School (MS)

Laby (LB)

Cotton(CO)

Maclaurin(MC)

Boyd-WilsonArena

VZS

Easter�eld(EA)

CentralServices

(CSB)

Alan MacDiarmid

(AM)Rankine Brown

(library)(RB)

Hub(HB) Tim Beaglehole

Courtyard

Tennis courts

Salamanca Road (SR)

Mount Street (M

O)

McKenzie Terrace

Kelburn Parade (KP)

Kelburn Parade (KP)

Devon Street

Kelburn Parade (KP)

Glasgow Street (GS)

Hunter Courtyard

Te HerengaWaka Marae (MR)

Footpath to Vivian Street (VS)

Kelburn Park

Hunter lawn

Boyd-Wilson Field

Mount StreetCemetery

Fairlie Terrace (FT)

Wai-te-ata Road (WR)

To cable car,Weir House and

Early Childhood Centre

Kelburn Parade (KP)

Spring�eld TerraceFootpath to

cable car

Te PuniVillage

Adams Tce

Brid

ge

Sta� parking only

BBQ

Humanities and Social Sciences and Education expo

Looping bus (both sides of road)

STUDY AT VICTORIA OPEN DAY KELBURN CAMPUS MAP• To city via The Terrace

• To Te Aro campus—Faculty of Architecture and Design

• To Pipitea campus—Faculty of Law and Victoria Business School

Commerce expo

Law and Education expo

The Hunter Lounge

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