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With campuses in 3 New Zealand regions – Auckland, Wellington and Manawatū – you'll find the perfect place to be inspired and achieve your goals.

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At Massey, we offer 170 qualifications and over 2,700 courses.

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Discover what you can study with Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University – whether you’re joining us as a first-time student, returning to study or changing direction.

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Postgraduate study

We offer more than 130 postgraduate qualifications. Get ahead in your field, increase your career prospects or expand your knowledge with postgraduate study at Massey.

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Māori @ Massey

Welcome to Māori @ Massey, the place to connect to all things Māori at Massey University.

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Pacific Massey connects and supports Pacific students with student services and support, research, resources, events and organisations.

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News

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Community impact of Massey’s SDG programme wins global recognition

Wednesday 1 October 2025

Massey University’s Master of Sustainable Development Goals has been ranked in the top 20% of the 2025 QS Reimagine Education Awards for its real-world impact. Showcasing student-led change across Aotearoa, the programme stands out for turning sustainability theory into action and preparing graduates to lead global change.

More than 70 Massey academics make the World’s Top 2% Scientists list

Monday 29 September 2025

Academics from Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University specialising in agriculture, food science, communication, disaster resilience, veterinary science, wildlife and human disease transmission have been recognised as some of the world’s leading experts in their fields.

Massey Business School’s MBA ranked in the top 10 in Oceania

Thursday 18 September 2025

Three of the Masters degrees offered by Massey Business School have been recognised with higher rankings in the newly released 2026 Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University rankings.

New courses to upskill agriculture teachers to launch next year

Tuesday 9 September 2025

A new collaborative initiative to upskill secondary school teachers in agriculture-related subjects is set to launch next year to meet unprecedented demand.

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Research news

We are a research-led university with a reputation for excellence in innovation and the creation of new knowledge. Get the latest research stories.
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Brown kiwi, green beaks: New research explores kiwi potential for pest management in horticultural landscapes

Monday 6 October 2025

New research has uncovered a potential partnership between Aotearoa New Zealand’s national icon, the brown kiwi, and growers, providing new insights into the flightless birds' behaviour in horticultural landscapes.

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Beyond the board: How tabletop games boost wellbeing and learning

Monday 29 September 2025

From a quick game of Catan to a multiple year-long campaign of Dungeons & Dragons, tabletop gaming continues to grow in popularity. Researchers at Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University are investigating why.

‘New Zealand Prosperity Live’ to track national wellbeing in real time

Wednesday 17 September 2025

Professor Christoph Schumacher from Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University has launched New Zealand Prosperity Live, a first-of-its-kind prosperity tracker that provides an up-to-date snapshot of national wellbeing and business health daily.

Karakia as rongoā: Elevating mātauranga Māori to create positive health outcomes

Wednesday 3 September 2025

Karakia has long been a source of grounding, healing and connection. Yet despite its deep cultural significance and growing evidence of its therapeutic power, it remains overlooked in Aotearoa New Zealand’s mainstream healthcare system. Two researchers are working to change that.