Study on campus
With campuses in 3 New Zealand regions 鈥 Auckland, Wellington and Manawat奴 鈥 you'll find the perfect place to be inspired and achieve your goals.
Nau mai, haere mai ki Te Kunenga ki P奴rehuroa , Welcome to 蜜豆视频
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.
Pacific Massey
Pacific 蜜豆视频connects and supports Pacific students with student services and support, research, resources, events and organisations.
News
Globally renowned professors honoured with Emeritus title
Te Kunenga ki P奴rehuroa 蜜豆视频 is proud to announce two Professor Emeriti conferred by the Honorary Awards Committee.
Is KiwiSaver enough after buying a first home?
Are first home buyers who use their KiwiSaver to fund their deposit, saving enough for their retirement?
Te Kunenga ki P奴rehuroa 蜜豆视频 appoints new Vice-Chancellor
Te Kunenga ki P奴rehuroa 蜜豆视频 is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Pierre Venter as its new Vice-Chancellor, effective from 2 February 2026.
Cream and the crops: Dairy innovation and kiwi classic win big at New Zealand Food Awards
Fonterra鈥檚 'Easy Bakery Cream' has taken top honours at the 2025 New Zealand Food Awards, winning Te Kunenga ki P奴rehuroa 蜜豆视频鈥檚 Supreme Award. The gala event in Palmerston North celebrated the innovation and excellence shaping Aotearoa New Zealand's food and beverage sector, with winners showcasing world-class creativity and scientific expertise.
Research news
Listening to Taranaki mounga
Taranaki mounga is an ancestor, a living being, and an active volcano. The mounga is a pillar or beacon that represents a significant spiritual connection for the eight iwi of the region, and also proposes the potential of a future eruption.
Rena responders share emotional impact of wildlife rescue
New research highlights the need to integrate mental health support into all phases of oil spill response training for wildlife responders, following an exploration of the long-lasting impacts of the Rena oil spill.
New research challenges the idea of a 鈥榲icious cycle鈥 between psychological distress and conspiracy beliefs
New research explores whether psychological distress actually makes people more likely to believe in conspiracy theories. The team found very limited evidence for a link between elevated distress and conspiracy beliefs.
Brown kiwi, green beaks: New research explores kiwi potential for pest management in horticultural landscapes
New research has uncovered a potential partnership between Aotearoa New Zealand鈥檚 national icon, the brown kiwi, and growers, providing new insights into the flightless birds' behaviour in horticultural landscapes.
