Massey University Te Kunenga Ki Pūrehuroa

Founded in 1927 as an agricultural college Distance Education provider since research centres across five colleges Highly rated specializations Diverse population of 32,000 students KEY FACTS

FIVE COLLEGES COLLEGE OF BUSINESS COLLEGE OF CREATIVE ARTS COLLEGE OF HEALTH COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES COLLEGE OF SCIENCES

AGRI-FOOD AND ANIMAL SCIENCES AgriCommerce Agricultural Science Equine Farm Management Food Marketing and Retailing Horticulture International Agribusiness Logistics and Supply Chain Management Natural Sciences Physiology Plant Science Rural Studies Veterinary Science/Technology Zoology MAIN AREAS OF STUDY AVIATION Aviation Management BUSINESS Accountancy Applied Economics Business Administration Business Information Systems Economics Entrepreneurship and Small Business Finance Human Resource Management International Business Valuation and Property Management

ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Defence Studies English History Linguistics Māori Studies Philosophy Politics Psychology Security Studies Social Anthropology Social Policy Sociology Pacific Development Resource and Environmental Planning MAIN AREAS OF STUDY COMMUNICATION, JOURNALISM, AND MEDIA Communication Journalism Studies Linguistics Media Studies Marketing MUSIC Classical Performance Composition Ethnomusicology Jazz

DESIGN AND FINE ARTS Art and Design Studies Fashion Design and Technology Fine Arts Industrial Design Photography Spatial Design Textile Design Visual Communication Design EDUCATION, TEACHING, AND SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPY Education Human Development Speech and Language Therapy Teaching: Early Childhood, Primary, and Secondary Teaching: English as an Additional Language MAIN AREAS OF STUDY HEALTH, WELL-BEING, AND SPORT Environmental Health Exercise and Sport Science Exercise Prescription and Training Health Science Human Development Human Nutrition Management and Coaching Physical Education Rehabilitation Studies Sport Management Social Work

ENGINEERING, FOOD TECHNOLOGY, AND CONSTRUCTION Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering Construction Management Computer Science Electronics and Computer Engineering Food Process Engineering Food Product Technology Information Technology Logistics and Supply Chain Management Mechatronics Product Development Quantity Surveying Software Engineering MAIN AREAS OF STUDY SCIENCES Biochemistry Biological Sciences Chemistry Computer Science Earth Science Ecology Environmental Science Genetics Geography Information Sciences Marine Ecology Mathematics Medical Laboratory Science Microbiology Nanoscience Physics Physiology Statistics

CAMPUS LOCATIONS Auckland Albany Campus Palmerston North Manawatū Campus Wellington Wellington Campus

MANAWATŪ CAMPUS ECONOMICS AND FINANCE FOOD TECHNOLOGY AND PLANT SCIENCE AVIATION MANAGEMENT ANIMAL SCIENCE AND VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY STUDENT CENTRE

ALBANY CAMPUS INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND APPLIED ECONOMICS BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND CHEMISTRY PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIAL POLICY PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND MARKETING ATRIUM BUILDING

WELLINGTON CAMPUS FASHION DESIGN AND TEXTILE DESIGN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN TE ARA HIHIKO COLLEGE OF CREATIVE ARTS BUILDING JOURNALISM AND MEDIA STUDIES MUSIC PERFORMANCE AND COMPOSITION

International Business Principles of Marketing Cross-Cultural Communication Fundamentals of Finance Economics Small Business Management Consumer Behaviour Introduction to Cross-Cultural Communication Entrepreneurship Contemporary Management Enterprise Development Public Relations Practice Managing Human Resources Professional and E-Business Writing Interpersonal Communication Strategic Marketing Management MOST POPULAR CLASSES: COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

Introduction to Photography Drawing the Body I Maori Art and Design Studio I - Toi Atea Critical Studies B Painting Sculpture Drawing as Expanded Practice Computers for Design Graphic Design II Advertising Design I Introduction to Visual Communication Design Studio Typography Visual Communication Design Studies Fashion, Body and Form Advanced Digital Graphic Design Spatial Design History Writing and Communication in Creative Arts MOST POPULAR CLASSES: COLLEGE OF CREATIVE ARTS

Environmental Science Health Studies Essentials of Mammalian Biology Introduction to Food and Nutrition Sport Business Introducing Social and Community Work Practice Structural Kinesiology Social Policy: An Introduction Food Chemistry for Nutrition An Introduction to Helping Skills in Social and Community Work Practice Community Development Physiological Control Systems Human Bioscience: Normal Body Function Fitness Assessment Sport Biomechanics I Exercise Physiology Sport Management Planning and Promotion Sport Psychology MOST POPULAR CLASSES: COLLEGE OF HEALTH

He Tirohanga o Mua: Maori Custom, Lore and Economics Social Psychology Te Reo Whakahoahoa: Socialising in Maori Endangered Cultures Psychology as a Social Science Making New Zealand: A Survey to 1914 New Zealand Society Nga Tirohanga Rua o te Taha Hinengaro: Bicultural Perspectives in Psychology Memory and Cognition Identity and Culture in New Zealand Creative Writing Hollywood Cinema Introductory Social Anthropology Te Kawenata o Waitangi: The Treaty of Waitangi in New Zealand Society Media Practice I Language and Culture World Politics MOST POPULAR CLASSES: COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES

New Zealand Environments The Fauna of New Zealand Ecology and Conservation New Zealand Environmental Issues Physics for Life Sciences Introductory Statistics Biology of Animals Animal Nutrition Reproductive and Lactational Physiology Biology of Plants The Flora of New Zealand Soil Properties and Processes Animal Health, Behaviour and Welfare Limnology Applied Ecology and Resource Management Society, Environment and Place Social Change and Environment Biology and Genetics of Microorganisms MOST POPULAR CLASSES: COLLEGE OF SCIENCES

Arohanui Hospice Health Care AotearoaManawatu Turbos NZ Food Safety Authority McDonnell ConsultingMinistry of Health Radio New ZealandSport Manawatu NZ Police Special Olympics NZ Total Media Toyota The WellingtonianWaikato TimesUNICEF

NATIONAL EXPEDITION AND INTERNSHIP Summer study abroad for students studying Agriculture Agribusiness Environmental Science Wildlife Management June 8July credits

SOCIAL STUDENT LIFE STUDENT SUPPORT ACADEMIC RECREATION

ACCOMMODATION Communal facilities include satellite TVs, lounges, study areas, laundry rooms, and kitchens. APARTMENTS TOWNHOUSE UNITS HALLS OF RESIDENCE

Greg Huff Manager, Student Mobility