Economics Study Abroad Programs in Wellington, New Zealand

Spend a semester or academic year in Wellington with AIFS Abroad. Earn up to 16 credits studying at Victoria University, choosing between the Full Curriculum Program and the Specialized Study Abroad Program. AIFS Abroad adds a unique academic experience with the optional Pacific Studies Program in Suva, Fiji, for an introduction to the history and culture of the Pacific Region at the University of the South Pacific. Global Leadership and Service Learning opportunities include: • Wellington Plus, an extracurricular certificate program that includes volunteerism, workshops, and seminars. • The Wellington International Leadership Program, a self-paced extracurricular certificate program about global issues, competency, and employability. • International Buddy Program, a friendship and peer support program. Live in a university residence hall and receive a transportation subsidy, which you can use on Wellington's excellent public transportation system. You’ll enjoy cultural and social activities such as: • Guided city walks • Cable car ride over the city • Sporting events like rugby or cricket • Lord of the Rings Tour • A 3-day excursion to Rotorua

With students from more than 85 countries, Massey University's campus in Wellington offers a diverse learning environment with a history of encouraging internationalism through its varied programs. Massey's oldest campus is a green place that has been described as a "little Amsterdam", thanks to being incredibly bicycle-friendly. It comprises two locations split by the Manawatu River: Turitea, across the river from the city, and Hokowhitu on the city side, which is also home to the Massey University College of Education. Set amongst beautiful trees and gardens, Turitea is the University's founding campus, while Hokowhitu is the heart of the university's education studies, featuring modern buildings framed by a picturesque setting.

Wellington is located on the southern tip of the North Island and is New Zealand’s capital city. It is the seat of New Zealand’s government and the headquarters of national organizations such as the New Zealand Stock Exchange, the Reserve Bank, the Museum of New Zealand (Te Papa), the Royal New Zealand Ballet, the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, and the National Opera. Wellington is a cosmopolitan city with a lively personality, well known for its vibrant creative culture fueled by great food, wine, craft beer, coffee, art, events, and festivals. A recent survey by Deutsche Bank named it the world’s most liveable city! A magnet for creative and innovative people, it is also home to film director Peter Jackson’s Academy Award-winning Weta Workshop. Other leading industries include information technology, communication, manufacturing, and biotechnology. Wellington is one of the leading centers for creative industries such as film and computer technologies.

Travel to stunningly beautiful New Zealand and combine learning and adventure! Choose from non-profit, low-cost, direct study programs. These academic-type programs are available all year round and in a range of terms: weekly, monthly, summer, quarterly, semester, and academic year. Plus, stay in low-cost housing on campus or in nearby areas. Overall, avoid expensive, for-profit programs and register directly with a school in New Zealand. After successful completion, you will earn academic credits that are transferable to your home school. These study abroad programs are open to students worldwide. See more details on the NPSA website. Use this website to review and book your study abroad program in New Zealand.

Rich heritage in New Zealand's capital city Victoria University of Wellington is located in New Zealand’s capital city and is proud of its century-long history of civic engagement and its vibrant, multicultural community. The University’s mission expands globally now, with the University ranked in the top 2% in the world, and in the top 100 in 12 subjects, among them Psychology; English; Politics; and Earth and Marine Sciences. Centrally located in the heart of the city, the campus sits alongside key scientific and research organizations, businesses, government and NGOs. You’ll enjoy access to Wellington's nationally recognized libraries and archive collections, as well as its rich cultural resources. As a student you can choose from hundreds of other course options as well, including Engineering (software, computer and electrical), women's studies, film/theater, creative writing, and STEM subjects. Victoria University is AACSB accredited for both business and accounting. Situated in a lovely setting that spans beach to city to mountains, Wellington enjoys a busy harbour, miles of coastline and unspoiled natural areas. It’s a diverse and welcoming city.