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Add student profile for Rose McLellan:

Rose McLellan
Bachelor of Science student in Chemistry and Biotechnology

The thought of one day contributing to the world-class Chemistry research at Victoria University prompted Rose McLellan’s choice to undertake a Bachelor of Science, majoring in Chemistry and Biotechnology. 

Study for the real-world

Three years later, and now in her final year of undergraduate study, it is the practical nature of the Science programme that Rose has found most beneficial while studying at Victoria. 

“My degree has a ‘real life applications’ focus, which has certainly gone beyond my expectations”. 

By taking up the opportunities for paid and voluntary laboratory work offered by Victoria, Rose feels she has been given a head start to a career in Science. 

A city that’s small, but perfectly formed

For Rose, the best thing about studying and living in Wellington is the culture. “This city is accepting of everyone for who you are and who you want to be”. 

“Wellington is small, but vibrant—perfect for walking to meet people for study groups at Victoria, or heading down to town for awesome food and experiences”.

Please change example courses for Chemistry to

CHEM114         115         203

301         206         302

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There is no content under 'No.1 in Chemistry' please add in content below that reads:

Victoria University is ranked number one for overall research quality in Chemistry out of all New Zealand universities by the Performance Based Research Fund.

Please check the punctuation in the second sentence. It looks a little odd.

'It's the essence of your body, your clothing, your food—the building you're in, the devices you use—even the air you breathe.'

The "Why Wellington" section (titled No.1 in Chemistry) should be moved up to the main body text.

Please replace the "Why Wellington" information with:

Wellington is at the heart of New Zealand's scientific and political life. It's home to Crown Research Institutes and major scientific organisations, like NIWA, the Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR), and the Malaghan Institute.

And you can walk anywhere—whether you're going into town to see the latest play, or heading to the stadium to watch the football or the rugby.