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About Massey University, New Zealand

We embrace diversity, talent and performance, and provide staff and students with an extensive range of opportunities to develop intellectually, professionally and personally.

Massey is known for:

  • groundbreaking research
  • the applied nature of many of our teaching and research programmes
  • contribution to land-based industries
  • distinctive mix of campus-based, distance and international teaching
  • commitment to innovation
  • close links with the community
  • an 80-year tradition of academic excellence.

 

New Zealand itself is truly beautiful. New Zealand is renowned for its natural resources, its breathtaking scenery, its peacefulness, and the friendliness and hospitality of its people.

The country is conveniently close to Asia, Australia and the South Pacific and has a reputation for being a safe and relaxing environment to live in.

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Massey has a 5-star rating for internationalisation from the QS World University Rating Agency

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Award recipient Bojian Zhong (right) with one of his supervisors, Professor David Penny.
Professor Ted Zorn and Matthew Lee at the Global Enterprise Challenge.
Massey international director Arthur Chin shakes hands with Maejo international affairs vice-president Dr Yongyooth Srigiofun (third from left).
Massey international director Arthur Chin shakes hands with Maejo international affairs vice-president Dr Yongyooth Srigiofun (third from left).
Massey international director Arthur Chin shakes hands with Maejo international affairs vice-president Dr Yongyooth Srigiofun (third from left).
Back row, from left: Professor Paul Robertson, Jackie de Winter, Nicki Carpenter, Ursula Peake, Lesley McDonald, Hilde Celie; third row: Toshi Yamauchi, Professor Ingrid Day, PaCE director Andrea Flavel, HeyJoung Choi-Millward; second row: Satoko Robertson and Meisei students Sazan Akao, Aya Tanaka, Miwa Ueta and Takeru Suzuki; front row: Meisei students Reina Moriai, Haruka Okubo, Yurina Suda and Takeshi Misoko.
Front, from left: Professor Huiming Liu, Professor Daquan Li, Massey Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Robert Anderson, Professor Bin Jia, Mr Maharey, Professor Runlin Ma, Professor Frazer Allan, senior agronomist Hui Wang. Back: Senior engineer Jiangping Li, Professor Zongsheng Zhao, Professor Hugh Blair, Michael O'Shaughnessy, Professor Steve Morris, Professor Paul Kenyon, Dr Alex Chu.
Caption: Professor Chris Moore (seated front row) and Guangzhou Medical University's Vice-President Professor Wei Donghai sign memorandum of understanding. Back row: Professor Harald van Heerde (Massey), Jean Lim (Massey), Dr Sandy Bulmer (Massey), Dr Lu Jiachun (GMU), Associate Professor Russell Gregory-Allen (Massey), Mr Chang Qing (GMU Vice-President), Professor Liu Jun Rong (GMU), Deputy Director General Hu Bingjie (GMU), Sandra Mohl-de-Vallejo (Massey), Professor Zhou Ying (GMU).