University halls offer rooms with shared or private facilities and are within walking distance of campus or the city. The university says hall places involve an approximately NZ$1,000 deposit covering activities, administration and bond, with most halls charging monthly instalments. Its accommodation guidance gives an average Wellington room rent of NZ$250 per week plus utilities and food; current hall schedules should be checked before applying.

Wellington has supermarkets, restaurants and food options across the central city, but food is separate from tuition and most accommodation charges. Hall contracts differ, so applicants should confirm what is included in the chosen residence and budget separately for groceries, meals, utilities and transport.

The university's main Kelburn campus is near central Wellington, while Pipitea is beside Parliament and government offices. Official programme pages identify Kelburn, Pipitea and Wellington campuses, with some postgraduate study available online. Wellington housing and transport costs should be checked separately from tuition.

Students should use the university's student support and finance channels for academic, wellbeing and accommodation issues, and follow New Zealand emergency guidance. International students must also follow the conditions on their individual student visa; work permission is recorded on the eVisa or visa letter and is not automatic for every course. International applicants apply through the university's official online route and must meet academic and English requirements. The university directs new international students to International Orientation and Enrolment, while programme pages provide faculty contacts and application deadlines. Student Finance Advisers can discuss hall instalments and budgeting support.

University halls offer rooms with shared or private facilities and are within walking distance of campus or the city. The university says hall places involve an approximately NZ$1,000 deposit covering activities, administration and bond, with most halls charging monthly instalments. Its accommodation guidance gives an average Wellington room rent of NZ$250 per week plus utilities and food; current hall schedules should be checked before applying.

Wellington has supermarkets, restaurants and food options across the central city, but food is separate from tuition and most accommodation charges. Hall contracts differ, so applicants should confirm what is included in the chosen residence and budget separately for groceries, meals, utilities and transport.

The university's main Kelburn campus is near central Wellington, while Pipitea is beside Parliament and government offices. Official programme pages identify Kelburn, Pipitea and Wellington campuses, with some postgraduate study available online. Wellington housing and transport costs should be checked separately from tuition.

Students should use the university's student support and finance channels for academic, wellbeing and accommodation issues, and follow New Zealand emergency guidance. International students must also follow the conditions on their individual student visa; work permission is recorded on the eVisa or visa letter and is not automatic for every course. International applicants apply through the university's official online route and must meet academic and English requirements. The university directs new international students to International Orientation and Enrolment, while programme pages provide faculty contacts and application deadlines. Student Finance Advisers can discuss hall instalments and budgeting support.