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Victoria University of Wellington's Top Areas of Influence With Degrees Offered

Victoria University of Wellington's most influential alumni include professors and professionals in the fields of Anthropology, Psychology, and Literature. Here are some of Victoria University of Wellington's most famous alumni:

Alan MacDiarmid

A New Zealand chemist .

Ernest Marsden

A British–New Zealand physicist .

Derek Freeman

A New Zealand anthropologist .

Ronald Syme

A New Zealand born British historian and classicist .

John Money

A New Zealand psychologist and sexologist .

Fleur Adcock

A New Zealand poet and editor, of English and Northern Irish ancestry.

Albert Wendt

A Contemporary Samoan poet and writer.

Robert Burchfield

A New Zealand lexicographer .

Robert Goldblatt

A New Zealand mathematician.

Witi Ihimaera

A New Zealand writer.

Fred Hollows

A New Zealand–Australian ophthalmologist .

Patsy Reddy

A Governor-general of New Zealand from 2016 to 2021.

Victoria University of Wellington's most influential faculty include professors in the fields of Anthropology, Psychology, and Literature. Here are some of Victoria University of Wellington's most famous alumni:

Tony Ballantyne

A New Zealand historian.

Karin Lasthuizen

A Dutch-New Zealand academic.

Penelope Brothers

A Chemistry researcher.

Kent Deng

A British historian.

Karen A. Smith

A Management professor at Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand. Karen A. Smith is MNZM.

Astrid an Huef

A German-born New Zealand mathematician.

Andrew Digby

A New Zealand astronomer and ecologist.

Joseph Bulbulia

A Researcher.

Ivy Liu

A Taiwanese and New Zealander statistician.

Elaine Fox

A Neuroscientist and researcher.

Karen Scott

A New Zealand law academic.

Hana O'Regan

A Māori language advocate and academic.