University
Victoria University of WellingtonThis course is available
On-Campus
Level of Study
Graduate Certificate or Diploma
Duration
6 months
Next start date
Expected Nov 2026
Campus
Kelburn campus
Acquire new skills and knowledge of the world of business, finance and management with advanced-undergraduate study.
Whether you want to study something new, enhance your career prospects or get up to date with new developments in your industry, Wellington School of Business and Government has the study options to suit your goals.
Part time or full time, the 60-point GCertCom is a great way to get familiar with a new subject and learn new skills.
DurationDepending on the courses you choose the Graduate Certificate in Commerce can take you one trimester if studied full time and two trimesters when studied part time. You'll need to complete courses totalling at least 60 points from 200 level and above, with at least 40 points coming from 300-level courses and above.
What you can studyYou can specialise in one commerce subject area or, with the approval of the associate dean, you can choose your own combination of courses from within the Bachelor of Commerce.
Further studyThe Graduate Certificate may not give you the points you need for entry into the Honours programme—contact the School of Business' Student and Academic Services Office for more information.
ScholarshipsYou can look for scholarships based on your level of study, subject area, and background.
International scholarshipsMany scholarships are available for international students at Victoria University of Wellington. They can help with tuition fees and with accommodation costs.
Support for studentsVictoria University of Wellington is a welcoming place with great student support. There are all sorts of resources available to help you make the best of your time at university.
Bachelor of Commerce degree, to be accepted by the appropriate Head of School or Associate Dean (Students) at Wellington School of Business and Government as being capable of proceeding with the proposed course of study
English language requirementsYou may also be required to demonstrate your proficiency in English.
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