Massey University Overview

Massey University (Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa) is one of New Zealand’s top-ranked public research universities, established in 1927. It has three main campuses in Palmerston North (Manawatū), Auckland (Albany), and Wellington (Pukeahu), and is also known for its leading distance education platform, making it one of the most flexible universities in the country.

Massey University is highly regarded for its academic excellence and practical learning approach in fields such as agriculture and veterinary science, business and management, science and technology, health sciences, engineering, creative arts, and humanities. It is the only university in New Zealand offering veterinary science and aviation degrees.

The university serves more than 27,500 students, including around 5,000 international students from over 100 countries. Massey is well-known for its strong research culture, industry partnerships, and graduate employability. All qualifications are NZQA-accredited and globally recognized.

With modern teaching facilities, specialized labs, cultural and career support services, and vibrant campus life, Massey fosters a learning environment that encourages innovation, diversity, and leadership.