Study at UCOL

UCOL has campuses in Manawatū, Whanganui, Wairarapa and Horowhenua.

UCOL has a range of online programmes in Business, IT and Adult Education.

UCOL is well known for its strong relationships with local industry. Through our community connections, we help students develop job ready skills and provide opportunities for them to practice what they learn in a real environment.

UCOL offers an array of fun and informative events throughout the year for our wider community. We also offer personalised tours of our campuses for you, your family and friends.

Our student services cover wellbeing, advocacy, learning, library and other general support.

Any question is a good question. Browse our frequently asked questions or ask us a question.

Handy information about how to fund your study while at UCOL, including scholarships, fees-free options, support for Māori and Pasifika, student loans and work.

Learn about our goals for Māori and Pasifika students at UCOL, and how we support/tautoko student success.

There are a range of options available for youth at UCOL. Find out how you or someone you care about can make the transition to tertiary study.

Whatever campus you're studying at, UCOL can provide advice on nearby, affordable accommodation options.

Students of UCOL have access to a range of benefits and discounts in the local community. Simply show your UCOL ID card.

UCOL's Employability Hub supports students to get job ready

NCEA levels and credits are New Zealand qualifications gained at secondary school that equip students with essential skills for work or tertiary study. Find out what you need to study at UCOL.