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YOUR INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 RANKED IN THE TOP 1.3% IN THE WORLD SOURCE: 2019 QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS
WELCOME
CONTENTS
3 Our campuses
4 Commercial leadership
6 Creativity in design, fine arts, music
and creative media production
8 Global health and wellbeing
10 Critical thinking in our global community
12 Advancing science, technology and agriculture
14 Accommodation and living costs
15 Foundation and English language pathways
15 Student exchange
16 International student support teams and services
17 2019 Programmes available to international
students in New Zealand
27 Study online from your country
28 2019 Online programmes available to
Massey has a long, proud tradition of teaching and research
international students
excellence. Its heritage, geographic spread over three major 33 Entry requirements for international students
cities, range of programmes and the flexibility of its distance
teaching all mean it offers students from around the world the 34 Academic entry requirements by country
ability to tailor their study to meet their needs and at the same 36 How to apply
time connect closely with industry, professional organisations
and local communities.
Massey has more than 5000 international students each
year from 100 countries. It delivers teaching programmes in
seven other countries through Massey University Worldwide,
and has international teaching partnerships with tertiary
institutions in 15 nations. UPDATED DECEMBER 2018
Please note: The information contained in this publication is indicative
We recognise that choosing to leave your own country in order of the fees and offerings available in 2019. This information is subject
to achieve academic qualifications is a life-changing decision. to change. While all reasonable efforts have been made to ensure
I warmly invite you to be part of our diverse and stimulating listed programmes are offered and regulations and fees are up to date,
student community. the University reserves the right to change the content or method of
presentation, or to withdraw any qualification or part thereof, annually
Professor Jan Thomas increase fees or impose limitations on enrolments.
Vice-Chancellor, Massey University For the most up to date information please go to
@ProfJanThomas massey.ac.nz/international
CREDIT: MILES HOLDEN
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AUCKLAND
PALMERSTON NORTH
WELLINGTON
OUR CAMPUSES
AUCKLAND
>> A beautiful campus with state-of-the-art teaching and
learning facilities
>> Based in a diverse, multi-cultural city of 1.4 million people
>> A culture that fosters innovation through strong connections
with industry, including an on-site business incubator
>> High quality academic programmes taught by world-class
researchers and teachers, including four Distinguished
Professors in sciences and humanities and social sciences,
and a Professor ranked amongst the world’s top 10
marketing researchers
massey.ac.nz/auckland
CREDIT: CHRIS McLENNAN
PALMERSTON NORTH
>> An international campus with staff and students
from over 80 countries
>> World class academic programmes, teachers
and researchers
>> Specialities including Veterinary Science,
Agriculture and Aviation
>> Great sporting facilities, a state-of-the-art food
plant and farms
>> Affordable accommodation and living
>> A safe, friendly young person's city - a third of
its population are aged 15 to 30 years
CREDIT: CEDA
massey.ac.nz/manawatu CREDIT: CEDA
WELLINGTON
>> A friendly, vibrant and creative place
>> Home to New Zealand’s most distinguished
School of Design
>> World-class research centres for public health,
sleep, Māori health, disaster research, and
tertiary teaching excellence.
>> Ranked the most liveable city in the world
according to the Quality of Life survey by
Deutsche Bank
>> Compact and set between a magnificent harbour
and green hills
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COMMERCIAL LEADERSHIP
MASSEY BUSINESS SCHOOL
At Massey Business School, rather than just study business we
believe our students should practice business. That is why we partner
closely with many of New Zealand’s leading companies. A range of
internships and opportunities to interact with actual businesses are
built into our programmes.
Today’s students need skills that can take them to the top of the
business world anywhere, so we focus on relevant and future-
focused learning that is global in its application.
Massey Business School will get your career started from a strong
foundation and ensure you have the skills to succeed, no matter
where your future takes you.
>> Accountancy >> Human Resource Management
>> Advanced Leadership Practice and Employment Relations
>> AgriCommerce >> International Business
>> Analytics >> Journalism
>> Aviation >> Management
>> Banking >> Māori and Indigenous
>> Business Administration >> Marketing
>> Business Studies >> Organisational Technology
>> Communication Management
>> Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) >> Professional Accountancy and
>> Economics Finance
>> Entrepreneurship and Innovation >> Professional Public Relations
>> Finance >> Property
>> Health Service Management >> Sport Management
>> Strategic Communication
massey.ac.nz/business
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RESEARCH EXCELLENCE WORLD RANKING HIGHLIGHTS
Massey University's world-class, multidisciplinary research creates innovative
responses to the challenges faced in today’s business environment. Examples include:
>> The Fin-Ed Centre works to help New Zealanders become more financially savvy by
improving their knowledge, attitudes and behaviour towards money.
>> The Centre for Advanced Retail Studies is the only research centre in New Zealand
focused on this exciting, diverse, dynamic and growing industry. We are defining
retail research and business engagement in New Zealand.
>> The Healthy Work Group have developed a strong research platform for theoretical
studies and applied projects in the general area of workplace health, safety and
wellbeing, including factors related to the organisational and psychosocial work
environment, and the design of healthy work.
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Massey Business School is ranked in the top two
per cent of business schools globally and holds the
Mohan Dutta, Professor prestigious AACSB accreditation.
Professor Mohan Dutta holds the Dean’s Chair in Communication POTENTIAL CAREERS
at the Massey Business School. He is also the director of CARE,
a research hub that uses a culture-centered approach to help >> Agricultural economist
marginalised communities find a voice. >> Analyst
>> Bank Manager
Professor Dutta challenges the idea that academic research should divorce itself >> Business analyst
from advocacy. He believes CARE offers a framework for “action research” that helps >> Capital Budgeting Analyst
communities to achieve social justice and better health and wellbeing. >> Chartered Accountant
>> Communications advisor
The centre’s current projects include finding grassroots solutions to indigenous >> Economist
health issues and responding to food insecurity in India; supporting low-wage >> Entrepreneur
migrant workers in Singapore to speak out about their living and working conditions; >> Farm consultant
and developing community-based interventions for HIV prevention. >> Farm manager
>> Financial Analyst
>> Human Resources Manager
SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES >> Information analyst
>> Investment Banking Analyst
Andrea Liu, Master of Professional Accountancy and Finance >> IT project manager
(MPAF) >> Loans Officer
>> Marketing Manager
"As a first year student at Massey University, I was deeply >> Policy advisors
impressed with its cultural atmosphere and historical significance. >> Property developer
>> Property manager
"I was delighted that I got the chance to complete Massey’s MPAF programme with >> Public relations manager
its first class technology and very experienced professors. During my two-year degree, >> Purchasing manager
I had opportunities to discuss academic questions with fellow students from different >> Rural consultant
nationalities, to get answers from experienced professors, spend time on research >> Rural valuation
reports that were realistic, and experience exam questions where I could apply >> Sales
academic knowledge as well as real world experience. >> Securities Analyst
>> Share Broker
"The MPAF at Massey is a very popular degree in New Zealand and it attracts >> Small business manager
international students from all over the world. I got a job offer only two months after >> Speech writer
I completed my MPAF degree. Now, I am working at a NASDAQ listed company in a >> Sport development
group accountant role. I believe any student who chooses the MPAF programme will >> Sport events
greatly enjoy studying at Massey University." >> Sport facilities and venues
>> Writer
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CREATIVITY IN DESIGN, FINE
ARTS, MUSIC AND CREATIVE
MEDIA PRODUCTION
COLLEGE OF CREATIVE ARTS
Toi Rauwharangi is New Zealand’s premier
provider of creative arts education, with
comprehensive internationally benchmarked,
future-focused programmes, innovative studio-
based learning, high levels of undergraduate
and postgraduate student achievement and a
distinctive contribution to Māori and Pasifika
creative arts practice.
Our comprehensive programmes are actively
engaged across a broad range of creative
industries, agencies and start-ups.
>> Commercial Music
>> Creative Media Production
>> Design
>> Fine Arts
>> Māori Visual Arts
creative.massey.ac.nz
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RESEARCH EXCELLENCE TOP 100 WORLD RANKING
Massey University’s College of Creative Arts is New Zealand’s premiere research-led
creative arts college. The College's world-class standing has grown through the quality
and reputation of its faculty and the achievements of its students. It is proud to include
a design school that is ranked No.1 in the Asia-Pacific region by Red Dot International,
and to have been awarded Substantial Equivalency by NASAD (the US National Massey is ranked in the top 100 in the world for
Association of Art and Design). Art and Design according to the QS (Quacquarelli
Symonds) rankings.
Creative arts researchers excel across an extensive range of disciplines and areas of
creative endeavour. College faculty are world-class, and include globally connected
researchers and creative arts practitioners who along with industry standard facilities,
of design
offer a stimulating and highly innovative learning environment.
graduates are
The College is a national leader in connecting the benefits of creative endeavour to
New Zealand’s economic growth. Our programmes are comprehensive and industry-
96% in full-time
employment or
connected; through its many networks the college is able to offer cross-disciplinary self-employed,
learning on real world briefs, to ensure that creative arts students are equipped with six months after
critical thinking, entrepreneurial attitudes and innovative problem solving skills that graduation.
prepare them for a variety of career pathways in a rapidly changing global economy. (2017 figures)
This vibrant and nurturing environment supports researchers at all stages of their
career and offers a rich context and transformative experience for a growing number
of postgraduate and international students.
CAREER POSSIBILITIES
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
>> 3D Animator >> Fashion Designer
Associate Professor Andre Ktori, Head of School, Te Rewa O >> Advertising Executive >> Fashion Photographer
Puanga - the School of Music and Creative Media Production >> Animator >> Film And Television
>> Animatronics Artist Editor
Working in music, media and design for over 30 years, Associate >> App Developer >> Filmmaker
Professor Ktori is best known for his work in interactive music. He >> Apps Designer >> Games Art Director
founded the London based interactive music collective AudioRom, creating enhanced >> Art Broker >> Games Developer
interactive music CDs such as ShiftControl. >> Art Director >> Graphic Designer
>> Art Gallery Educator >> Gallery Assistant
Ktori is a BAFTA, Milia d’Or and Millennium Product award winner and has exhibited >> Art Gallery Publicist >> Historian
internationally at The Tate Britain, Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona, Musée du >> Art Researchers >> Illustrator
Louvre, ISEA and Fuse. >> Art Therapist >> Industrial Designer
>> Artist >> Information Architect
SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES >> Artists-In-Residence >> Interior Designer
>> Audio Producer >> Lighting Technician
Megha Sharma, India, Master of Design >> Camera Operator >> Magazine Stylist
>> Company Branding >> Marketing Executive
Megha was born in India, and studied fashion design at the Pearl Archivist >> Mechanisms Producer
Academy (Delhi), one of India’s most prestigious design colleges. In >> Concept Artist >> Modelling Technician
2016 she took part in Runway to New Zealand, a joint project with >> Creative Director >> Motion Capture
New Zealand fashion design tertiary providers, Pearl Academy, the National Institute >> Curator Animator
of Fashion Technology (Delhi) and Education New Zealand. As a result she won an >> Digital Effects Artist >> Multimedia Designer
internship with the College of Creative Arts in Wellington, and was so inspired she >> Digital Printer >> Music Producer
applied to study her Masters here. Receiving a New Zealand Excellence Award made >> Event Planner >> Musician
this a reality, and in 2017 she returned to pursue a Masters in Design at Massey >> Experience Designer >> Online Game Designer
University. She continues to be passionate about sustainable design thinking and
human centred design solutions, and has been acknowledged for her sustainable
projects in fashion industry at the International Student Based Conference, Malaysia
(ISBC) and Runway To New Zealand.
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GLOBAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING
COLLEGE OF HEALTH
exercise, and nutrition. Our specialists focus on preventing
The 21st century brings new challenges and demands illness and injury, understanding the mechanisms of health
both new solutions and new health professionals. and well-being, promoting healthy lives, advising on policy
A leader within New Zealand, Massey’s College of that supports these activities, and finding ways to keep
Health takes a fresh approach to optimal health and people and communities well.
wellbeing, and promotes equity and social justice. It
embodies the outcome of multiple factors encompassing >> Health science >> Physiology
individual differences, diversity, social determinants and >> Human nutrition and >> Social work
environmental interactions. We make a difference in a wide dietetics >> Sport development
range of health-related areas like applied social research, >> Nursing >> Sport and exercise
health system strengthening, workforce development,
environmental health, public health policy, sleep, sport and massey.ac.nz/health
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RESEARCH EXCELLENCE WORLD RANKING HIGHLIGHTS
Massey University College of Health is a dynamic hub of leading academics and
researchers working together to solve the global health challenges of the 21st century.
Benefit from the expertise of our world-leading health researchers. Whether you're a The School of Sport, Exercise and Nutrition is
student or research collaborator, you will work alongside the most innovative thinkers ranked in the top 150 Sport Science Schools and
and experts in New Zealand. Departments worldwide according to the 2018
Shanghai World Ranking.
The College of Health hosts several research centres, all focused on improving the
health of individuals and communities. Examples include: CAREER POSSIBILITIES
>> The Sleep/Wake Research Centre is a world-class research facility dedicated >> Aged care >> Local and central
to unravelling the mysteries of sleep affecting every aspect of our health and >> Applied physiology government
wellbeing, an activity to which we devote roughly a third of our lives. The centre’s and animal welfare >> Management of
internationally compliant Time Isolation Unit allows the centre to collaborate in >> Biosecurity hazardous substances
multicentre studies. >> Child health and toxic chemicals
>> Our Centre for Public Health Research works to improve health outcomes for >> Child protection >> Medical centres and
New Zealanders by addressing some of the most serious non-communicable >> Community sports and hospitals
diseases in New Zealand and internationally. fitness centres >> Mental health and
>> Our Centre for Metabolic Health Research is discovering new ways to improve the >> Community work addictions
quality of life of those affected by metabolic health disorders. Our cross-disciplinary and community >> Nursing
staff and modern facilities allow us to unravel the complex nature of these development >> Policy
disorders and apply the results to patient care. >> Comparative >> Public health agencies
physiology >> Regional and national
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE >> Counselling sport organisations
>> Disaster and >> Rehabilitation and
Dr Andy Towers, Associate Dean Learning and Teaching emergency disability support
of the College of Health management agencies
>> Drinking water >> Rehabilitation
Andy is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Health Sciences at Massey assessment psychology
University. He teaches approaches to drug use and rehabilitation at >> Emergency >> Residential care
undergraduate and postgraduate levels and his primary research interest is alcohol departments >> School sport
consumption across the lifespan. With funding from the Health Promotion Agency >> Environmental health coordinator
Andy currently leads an international collaboration of experts from the US, Europe, consultancy and >> Social work
New Zealand and the World Health Organisation in exploring global differences in the auditing >> Sport communication
patterns, predictors and outcomes of older adults’ alcohol use in High and Low-to- >> Family health >> Sport development
Middle Incomes countries. >> Health and safety >> Sport events
>> Health promotion and recreation
As an Associate Dean Learning and Teaching, Andy is leading approaches to teaching >> Health research programmes
excellence across all Schools in the College of Health. His focus is on providing >> Hospice >> Sport marketing
positive and engaging 21st century learning environments through the enhancement >> Hospitals and primary >> Sport venues and
of digital teaching practices, the identification of teaching needs, and coordination of health care facilities
learning support for staff and students. >> Injury prevention >> Sports trainer or
agencies coach of athletes and
CURRENT STUDENTS >> Intensive care teams
>> International relief >> Youth support
Janice Lim, PhD candidate, School of Health Sciences work
"I am originally from Singapore and I chose Massey because the
lecturers here are top-notch and very knowledgeable, and the
facilities are excellent and conducive for learning. I totally enjoy my
PhD study as it is something very relevant to human health, and Massey has been at
the leading edge of scientific research in human nutrition, and I am truly grateful to be
a part of it."
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CRITICAL THINKING
IN OUR GLOBAL
COMMUNITY
COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Studying the arts will help inspire
your intellectual passion. Our range of
qualifications offers a wide range of
subjects that will ignite your imagination,
enable you to think critically and help you to
apply what you learn in the real world. We
will challenge your thinking and enable you
to be more creative, more innovative and
more adaptable. We will teach you valuable
skills that allow you to connect with your
work, your community and your world.
>> Business Psychology Studies
>> Classical Studies >> Philosophy
>> Creative Writing >> Planning Studies
>> Development >> Politics
Studies >> Psychology
>> Economics >> Public &
>> Education Professional Writing
>> Educational >> Resource and
Psychology Environmental
>> English Planning
>> Environmental >> Social Anthropology
Studies >> Social Policy
>> Geography >> Sociology
>> History >> Speech and
>> Linguistics Language Therapy
>> Mathematics >> Statistics
>> Media Studies >> Theatre Studies
>> New Zealand
massey.ac.nz/cohss11
RESEARCH EXCELLENCE WORLD RANKING HIGHLIGHTS
Just as digital technology connects the planet, population pressures and climate
change increasingly threaten its future. In this context, it can be argued that the
approaches we must adopt to living in this century challenge us to be adaptive,
responsive and engaged citizens. Massey researchers are seeking to resolve the
impact of this emergent new model in the social dynamic and provide meaningful
contributions to inform the debate and offer people-focused research to support
developments that will enrich our future lives.
Examples of our wide-ranging research projects include:
CAREER POSSIBILITIES
>> The pedagogy and strategies teachers use to manage and teach languages in
multi-level classes. >> Advertising and marketing
>> Mental illness, including depression, is part of the wave of chronic illnesses >> Agricultural economist
affecting today’s population. Massey researchers successfully adapted a cognitive >> Art and heritage work
behavioural therapy programme for adult Maori suffering from depression. >> Arts administrator, developer or manager
>> An award-winning Massey study has explored immigrant economic success and >> Business analyst
work experience while also reviewing the contributions made to community, culture >> Careers counsellor
and social development. >> Communications
>> Community development
>> Counsellor
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE >> Diplomat
>> Economic consultant
Professor Glenda Anthony, Co-director of the Centre of >> Employment consultant
Excellence for Research in Mathematics Education (CERME) >> Environmental planner
>> Film and TV producer
Professor Anthony uses her portfolio of research to support teachers >> Finance and banking
to learn the work of ambitious mathematics teaching. A Fulbright- >> Foreign affairs
Harkness Fellowship enabled her to collaborate with researchers in the United States. >> Health professional
Her research programme works towards an agenda of improvement for maths learners >> Human resources manager
- through recruiting and preparing quality teachers, understanding quality teaching, >> Human rights and social justice
and understanding mathematics learning and learners. >> International development and diplomacy
>> Journalist
She frequently works with teachers, and regards the task of taking research ideas >> Museum curator
and making them more accessible to the audiences who might use them as a key >> Policy analyst
responsibility. >> Politics
>> Psychologist
SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES >> Public relations
>> Publishing, journalism and media
Haolun Xu, China, Bachelor of Arts (Politics), Auckland >> Resource management
campus, Postgraduate Diploma of Arts (Politics), >> Social worker
Palmerston North campus. >> Teacher
Global Communication Officer, Peking University, China >> Translator
>> Transport planner
"Coming to study at Massey University is my fate and one of the best decisions I have >> Urban planner
ever made. With a strong desire to play my role in shaping a better world I decided to >> Writer, editor, publisher or researcher
pursue a Bachelor of Arts (Politics) at Massey University. >> Youth development
"Studying politics in New Zealand is particularly great. Being a small country means
that it is a lot easier to get in touch with government and councils to gain information,
develop connections and participate at a local level.
"The lecturers at Massey are incredibly supportive and always on hand to answer
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ADVANCING SCIENCE,
TECHNOLOGY AND AGRICULTURE
COLLEGE OF SCIENCES
Our heritage is in agriculture, food and
the sciences and today we are among the
world leaders in education and research.
We also bring our best to new areas
including computer science, information
technology and construction. These
are exciting areas for study and provide
excellent opportunities for growth and
development.
>> Agriculture
>> Computer Science and Information
Technology
>> Construction
>> Engineering
>> Food and Nutrition
>> Fundamental Science
>> Natural and Environmental Science
>> Veterinary and Animal Science
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RESEARCH EXCELLENCE WORLD RANKING HIGHLIGHTS
Massey University delivers world-leading research conducted in partnership with
the industries and communities we serve. We have a reputation for excellence
in innovation and the creation of new knowledge. Our research spans discovery,
commercialisation, and scholarship and our strengths are in:
Massey is ranked 22nd in the world (and first in
>> Veterinary science New Zealand) in agriculture, and 23rd in the world
>> Land and food based research (and first in New Zealand) for Veterinary Science,
>> Natural, environmental and mathematical sciences according to the QS (Quacquarelli Symonds)
rankings.
We focus on solving contemporary societal challenges and maintain a commitment
to fundamental knowledge discovery. New developments and technology underpin CAREER POSSIBILITIES
what we do and we enjoy collaborations with the world’s prestigious scientific
institutions. This makes for world-leading discoveries and complements our teaching >> Agricultural sales >> Mathematician
and postgraduate programmes. representatives >> Mechanical product
>> Banking fraud engineers
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE detection analyst >> Microbiologist
>> Biodiversity >> Network administrator
Associate Professor Ian Bond management >> Nutrition adviser
>> Biotechnology >> Occupational health
Associate Professor Ian Bond is an internationally-recognised companies advice
computer scientist and astrophysicist. He is the principal investigator >> Business analyst >> Operations managers
for MOA (Microlensing Observations in Astrophysics), an international >> Chemical processing >> Pharmaceutical
astronomy study. His research projects at Massey have focused on microlensing, the >> Coastal researchers manufacturing
most recent project developing computer software that has led to the internationally- >> Construction project >> Physiologist
significant discovery of free-floating ‘orphan’ planets that has major implications for management >> Plant biologist
understanding the dynamics of solar systems. >> Crop research >> Plant breeding
>> Customer insight >> Plant conservation
The MOA study focuses on a segment of roughly 50 million stars at the centre of the analyst >> Policy analysts
Milky Way, which are 25,000 light years away and are a fragment of the estimated >> Data science engineer >> Process automation
100-400 billion stars and 50 billion planets in the galaxy. >> Developer engineers
>> Ecologist >> Product developers
SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES >> Electronics engineers >> Project managers
>> Embedded software >> Property developer
Gail Royston, Bachelor of Construction. Graduated 2015. engineers >> Purchasing manager
Assistant Cost Manager – Beca >> Energy development >> Quantity surveyor
Top Young Woman in Construction, New Zealand, 2015 engineers >> Rehabilitation
Best Young Women in Construction Finalist, Europe 2016 >> Environmental planner psychology
>> Exercise consultant >> Robotics engineers
"I was able to work and study full time due to Massey's flexible distance learning. That >> Facilities >> Rural valuer
means that although I’ve only been out of university for one and a half years I have management >> Sales engineers
almost four years of experience in the industry. This has given me the opportunity to >> Farm consultant >> School teacher
work in places like Auckland, Christchurch, Malaysia and now Europe and do what I >> Farm manager >> Scientists
love - travelling. >> Fisheries >> Software engineer
>> Food technologist >> Sport scientist
"The Massey construction degree has helped me get to where I am and allowed me to >> Horticulture >> Statistician
work on international projects that have English, French and Spanish people working >> International relief >> Systems analyst
together to deliver projects. Construction is an exciting industry and I'm happy to be work >> Technology officers
part of it. I'm lucky to have such amazing role models and mentors around me that >> Landscape >> User support
push me to be the best I can be. management specialists
>> Livestock trading >> Veterinarian
“The possibilities in this industry are endless and every day is different, the hardest >> Machine learning >> Veterinary
part is choosing where to go next…” specialist Technologist
>> Manufacturing >> Wildlife biologist
engineers >> Zoologist14
ACCOMMODATION AND LIVING COSTS
MASSEY HALLS
Massey Halls are all about giving you the best
student experience and support during your
Uni years. Our Halls have a dedicated team
of pastoral care staff to help navigate your
priorities, connect you with other residents,
encourage you to join in events and activities.
The Halls offer a safe, secure and student-
friendly environment to foster your academic
success.
RESIDENTIAL LIFE
Massey Halls offer a varied residential life
programme that focuses on community,
wellbeing and academic support. We host a
range of activities and events throughout the
year, such as; movie nights, craft workshops,
sport leagues, games nights, theme nights etc,
HOMESTAY Shubham Sharma, Master of Engineering
so we take care of your social life too.
Homestay accommodation is an option for those Student from India
wanting to live within a family environment, this “Living in Massey Halls was a great decision
SUPPORT
option is great for those who wish to improve which everyone should make. It gives the
We care about your health and wellbeing
their English and learn about New Zealand best of everything such as friends, study
whilst at Uni, which is why Massey Halls have
culture in a safe and supportive environment. environment, trips and events. By far this is
Residential Assistants (RAs) that live amongst
Please note: All international students under one of the finest decisions I have made in my
our community so that we can provide all our
the age of 18 must live in a Massey approved life. I will be taking away great memories that
residents with support 24/7.
homestay provider. I would not have if I had chosen to live off
campus.”
ACCOMMODATION COSTS
ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS AUCKLAND PALMERSTON NORTH WELLINGTON
Types of Accommodation The first and only Qualmark rated 5 star A range of Halls available. Cube Hall
student accommodation in New Zealand. Halls – meals provided 3 and 5 bedroom apartments
All rooms are single occupancy – No meals
Halls – No meals
Halls of Residence – meals provided Units are also available for couples Kāinga Rua Hall
4/5 bedroom apartments – No meals and families. Single Rooms and Twin Share
Studio Units – No meals Rooms – No meals
Massey Halls Catered $15,918 - $17,304 $11,154 - $14,859 Not Available
42 week contract
Massey Halls Self-Catered $10,710 - $14,280 $6,240 - $8,580 $10,486 - $12,274
42 week contract 39 week contract 42 week contract
Homestay $290 per week $245 per week $270 per week
3 meals a day 3 meals a day 3 meals a day
LIVING COSTS
In addition to your tuition fees you need to pay for text books, non-tuition fees and your personal expenses. Find out more: massey.ac.nz/fees
If you enter New Zealand on a student visa then Immigration NZ requires you to have NZ$15,000 available in addition to your course fees for each
year you’ll be studying in New Zealand, plus an additional NZ$2,000 to cover a return ticket home. Living costs can vary considerably depending upon
accommodation option, location and personal spending habits, so you may require more money than this. Find out more: immigration.govt.nz
Notes: 3. In Massey Halls catered accommodation, you can choose from two
1. Costs are approximate based on 2018 and are in New Zealand different meal plans ie two meals a day or three meals a day.
dollars ($NZD). 4. Massey Halls may have additional costs for internet, laundry and car
2. Auckland is the largest of the three cities, so you can expect the parking depending on location, so you will need to budget for these.
cost of living to be higher. 5. Private accommodation can be found on trademe.co.nz15 FOUNDATION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE PATHWAYS FOUNDATION PATHWAYS DEEP (DIRECT ENTRY ENGLISH PATHWAYS) INTENSIVE ENGLISH We offer a range of courses to help you prepare The Direct Entry English Pathways (DEEP) Whether you are preparing for university for university and develop your academic study assist you to meet the university’s academic study, or improving your English for personal skills. Our pre-degree foundation qualifications English language requirements and to develop or professional purposes, Intensive English is will enable you to meet the academic and the study and research skills required for your suitable for you. For more information or to English language entry requirements for chosen programme of study at foundation, apply, please visit: english.massey.ac.nz or admission to university. Programmes are undergraduate or postgraduate level. contact us at english@massey.ac.nz delivered in New Zealand, online, and For more information or to apply, please with partners offshore. See information on visit: uniprep.massey.ac.nz or contact us at the Certificate in Foundation Studies (two uniprep@massey.ac.nz semesters) and Certificate of University Preparation (one semester) on page 9. STUDENT EXCHANGE As an international student, you are also eligible to participate in our student exchange programme and can therefore choose to study for one or two semesters of your degree at over 200 institutions in more than 25 countries. >> massey.ac.nz/studentexchange
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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT TEAMS
AND SERVICES
IMMIGRATION
Full details of immigration requirements, advice
on rights to employment in New Zealand while
studying, and reporting requirements are
available from Immigration New Zealand.
immigration.govt.nz
STUDY AND WORK IN NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand Immigration provides options for
students to work while studying. Depending
on your area of study, you may also have the
opportunity to stay and work in New Zealand
for up to four years, and possibly even gain
residence.
nzstudywork.immigration.govt.nz
ELIGIBILITY FOR HEALTH SERVICES
Most international students are not entitled to
publicly funded health services while in New
Zealand. If you receive medical treatment during
your visit, you may be liable for the full costs
of that treatment. Full details on entitlements
to publicly funded health services are available
through the Ministry of Health.
moh.govt.nz
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT OFFICE CAREERS AND EMPLOYABILITY MEDICAL AND TRAVEL INSURANCE
Our International Student Support teams are Massey Careers can help you to explore and International students (including group students)
here to help you succeed academically and plan your career, source job opportunities, must have appropriate and current medical and
personally throughout your studies. We can help build your employability skills. We work with travel insurance while in New Zealand.
with any questions you may have including: visa employers and academic staff to offer you Our preferred provider is Studentsafe.
renewals, insurance, accommodation, transport career events, industry presentations, career and studentassist.co.nz
to campus and general campus information. We skills workshops and seminars, which include
are here to support your wellbeing and can help CV writing and interview preparation. ACCIDENT INSURANCE
you connect with the relevant support services massey.ac.nz/careers The Accident Compensation Corporation
available to you. We run an International provides accident insurance for all New Zealand
Registration and Welcome programme to help HEALTH SERVICES citizens, residents, and temporary visitors to
you settle in and run a number of events and There are Health and Counselling Centres on New Zealand, but you may still be liable for all
activities throughout the semester. all three of our campuses. The Health and other medical and related costs.
isso.massey.ac.nz Counselling Centre is designed to provide acc.co.nz
students with a comprehensive range of
STUDY SUPPORT professional and confidential health services.
The Centre for Teaching and Learning exists These services are aimed to keep you active,
to help you develop good study practices and healthy and able to achieve your goals at
examination skills. They offer regular workshops University.
as well as individual consultations. massey.ac.nz/health-and-counselling
learning.massey.ac.nz
THE EDUCATION (PASTORAL CARE FOR
RECREATION INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS) CODE OF PRACTICE
Massey is committed to ensuring an active, 2016
enriching campus life and has excellent facilities The Ministry of Education has established
on each of our campuses as well as associations a comprehensive Code of Practice for the
and clubs to meet the needs of the student Pastoral Care of International Students. Massey
community. We have over 100 student-run clubs University is bound by this Code. Copies of the
where you can meet, have fun and make new Code are available from the NZQA.
friends. nzqa.govt.nz
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2019 PROGRAMMES AVAILABLE TO
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS IN NEW ZEALAND
This section provides a guide to programmes available to international Each 15 credit course requires approximately 10-12.5 hours each week
students interested in studying at a Massey University campus in New of class and study time. You can search the Massey University website:
Zealand. Tuition fees quoted are estimates only, are in New Zealand massey.ac.nz for full programme details. If you are ready to apply, please
dollars and include GST, and are based on 2019 fees. visit massey.ac.nz/international
Tuition fees quoted are based on 120 credits of study within the
programmes, unless stated otherwise.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND UNIVERSITY PREPARATION
Palmerston North
Wellington
Auckland
Programme Start date Duration Cost
Intensive English Language Studies A P Weekly 4-12 weeks NZ$460 per week
A P Weekly 13-30 weeks NZ$430 per week
A P Weekly 31+ weeks NZ$400 per week
Direct Entry English Pathway
Foundation Certificate in Academic English (UG DEEP) A P Feb, July or Sep 16 weeks NZ$10,000 per semester
A, P: Feb, July or Sep
Foundation Certificate in Advanced Academic English (PG DEEP) A P W W: Feb or Sep only 16 weeks NZ$10,000 per semester
Certificate in Foundation Studies (Full Foundation) A P Feb or July or Nov 2 semesters NZ$20,560
A, P: Feb, July or Nov
Certificate of University Preparation (Fast-track Foundation) A P W W: Feb 1 semester NZ$10,280 per semester
CERTIFICATES AND DIPLOMAS
Palmerston North
Wellington
Auckland
Programme Start date Duration Cost
Certificate in Arts A P W Feb or July 1 semester NZ$12,880 per semester
Certificate in Aviation Studies P Feb 1 semester NZ$14,260 per semester
A: Feb or July
Certificate in Business Studies A P W P, W: Feb 1 semester NZ$14,260 per semester
Certificate in Science and Technology A P Feb, July or Nov 1 semester NZ$15,915 per semester
Certificate in Visual Arts W Feb, July or Nov 1 semester NZ$17,155 per semester
Diploma in Arts A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$25,760-$31,830
Diploma in Business Studies A P W Feb, July 1 year NZ$28,520
Diploma in Communication A P W Feb or July 1 year NZ$25,760
Diploma in Science and Technology A P Feb, July or Nov 1 year NZ$31,830
Diploma in Visual Arts W Feb or July 1 year NZ$31,700
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STUDY ABROAD
Massey University welcomes students from around the world to complete a semester or year on the Study Abroad or Student Exchange programme.
massey.ac.nz/studyabroad
Palmerston North
Wellington
Auckland
Programme Start date Duration Cost
Study Abroad Programme A P W Feb or July 1 semester NZ$12,070 per semester
National Expedition and Internship June 6 weeks NZ$7,725 for 6 weeks
BACHELOR'S DEGREES
Tuition fees quoted are based on 120 credits of study within the programmes, unless stated otherwise.
Palmerston North
Wellington
Auckland
Cost
Programme Start date Duration (per 120 credits)
A: Feb or July
Bachelor of Accountancy A P P: Feb 3 years NZ$28,520
Bachelor of AgriCommerce
Agricultural Economics P Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
Farm Management P Feb or July 1
3 years NZ$31,830
Food Marketing and Retailing P Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
International Agribusiness P Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
Māori Agribusiness P Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
Rural Valuation P Feb or July 1
3 years NZ$28,520
Bachelor of Agricultural Science
Equine P Feb or July1 3-3.51 years NZ$31,830
Without major P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Bachelor of Applied Economics A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
Bachelor of Arts
Business Psychology A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Chinese A Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Classical Studies A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Creative Writing A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Economics A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
Education A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Educational Psychology A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
English A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Environmental Studies A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Geography P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
History A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Linguistics A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Mathematics A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Media Studies A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Philosophy A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Politics A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Psychology A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Social Anthropology A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Social Policy A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Sociology A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Statistics A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
1
July start will take 3.5 years to complete
FEES ARE BASED ON 2019 RATES AND MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE19
Palmerston North
Wellington
Auckland
Cost
Programme Start date Duration (per 120 credits)
Bachelor of Aviation Air Transport Pilot (Aeroplane Option)
Year 1 P Jan or July 1 year NZ$89,095 (180 credits)
Year 2 P Jan or July 1 year NZ$103,963 (180 credits)
Year 3 P Jan or July 1 year NZ$34,320
Bachelor of Aviation Management P Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
Bachelor of Business
A: Feb or July
Accountancy A P P: Feb 3 years NZ$28,520
Economics A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
Finance A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
Human Resource Management and Employment Relations A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
International Business A Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
Management A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
Marketing A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
Organisational Technology Management A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
Property A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
Strategic Communication A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
Bachelor of Commercial Music
Music Industry W Feb 3 years NZ$31,700
Music Technology (including Sound Engineering) W Feb 3 years NZ$31,700
Music Practice W Feb 3 years NZ$31,700
Bachelor of Communication
A, P: Feb or July
Communication Management A P W W: Feb 3 years NZ$28,520
Expressive Arts A P W Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,700
Journalism W Feb 3 years NZ$28,520
Linguistics A P W Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Marketing Communication A P W Feb or July 3 years NZ$28,520
Media Studies A P W Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
A: Feb or July
Public Relations A P W P, W: Feb 3 years NZ$28,520
Bachelor of Construction
Construction Management A Feb 3 years NZ$34,310
Quantity Surveying A Feb 3 years NZ$34,310
Bachelor of Creative Media Production Feb or July
# *
3 yrs /2.5 yrs
# *
NZ$34,310
Pathway in:
· Animation and VFX W
· Film and Television W
· Game Development W
· Producing and Directing W
· Web and Interactive W
Bachelor of Design with Honours
Fashion Design W Feb# or July* 4 yrs#/3.5 yrs* NZ$31,700
Industrial Design W Feb# or July* 4 yrs#/3.5 yrs* NZ$31,700
Photography W Feb or July
# *
4 yrs /3.5 yrs
# *
NZ$31,700
Spatial Design W Feb or July
# *
4 yrs /3.5 yrs
# *
NZ$31,700
Textile Design W Feb# or July* 4 yrs#/3.5 yrs* NZ$31,700
Visual Communication Design W Feb or July
# *
4 yrs /3.5 yrs
# *
NZ$31,700
4 years if starting in February; 3.5 years if starting in July.
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Palmerston North
Wellington
Auckland
Cost
Programme Start date Duration (per 120 credits)
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours
Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering
Available in Auckland for Year 1 and 2. A P Feb 4 years NZ$34,310
Years 3 and 4 available in Palmerston North only.
Electronics and Computer Engineering A P Feb 4 years NZ$34,690
Engineering and
Innovation Management A P Feb 4 years NZ$34,310
Mechatronics A P Feb 4 years NZ$34,310
Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours W Feb# or July* 4 yrs /3.5 yrs
# *
NZ$31,700
Bachelor of Food Technology with Honours
Food Process Engineering
Available in Auckland for Year 1 and 2. Also Semester 1, Year 3. Subsequent semesters A P Feb 4 years NZ$34,310
available in Palmerston North only.
Food Product Technology A P Feb 4 years NZ$34,310
Bachelor of Health Science
Environmental Health W Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Health Promotion W Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Integrated Human Health P W Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Psychology P W Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Bachelor of Horticultural Science (subject to CUAP approval) P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Bachelor of Information Sciences
A: Feb, July or Nov
Computer Science A P P: Feb 3 years NZ$31,830
Data Science A Feb, July or Nov 3 years NZ$30,860
Information Systems A Feb, July or Nov 3 years NZ$30,860
A: Feb, July or Nov
Information Technology A P P: Feb 3 years NZ$34,310
A: Feb, July or Nov
Software Engineering A P P: Feb 3 years NZ$34,310
Bachelor of Māori Visual Arts P Feb 4 years NZ$31,700
Bachelor of Nursing A P W Feb 3 years NZ$31,830
Bachelor of Resource and Environmental Planning P Feb or July 4 years NZ$34,310
Bachelor of Retail and Business Management A Feb 3 years NZ$28,520
Bachelor of Science
Agricultural Science P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Animal Science P Feb or July 1
3 years NZ$31,830
Biochemistry P Feb or July 1
3 years NZ$31,830
A: Feb, July or Nov
Biological Sciences A P P: Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Chemistry A P Feb or July1 3 years NZ$31,830
A: Feb or July1
Computer Science A P P: Feb 3 years NZ$31,830
Data Science A Feb, July or Nov 3 years NZ$30,860
Earth Science P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Ecology A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Environmental Science P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Exercise and Sport Science A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Genetics A P Feb or July 1
3 years NZ$31,830
Geography P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Human Nutrition A P Feb or July1 3 years NZ$31,830
Marine Ecology A Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Mathematics A P Feb or July 1
3 years NZ$25,760
Microbiology P Feb or July1 3 years NZ$31,830
Physics P Feb or July1 3 years NZ$31,830
Physiology A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
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Palmerston North
Wellington
Auckland
Cost
Programme Start date Duration (per 120 credits)
Plant Science P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Psychology A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Statistics A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$25,760
Zoology A P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
1
July start will take 3.5 years to complete
Bachelor of Social Work A P Feb or July 4 years NZ$25,760
Bachelor of Speech and Language Therapy with Honours A Feb 4 years NZ$34,310
Bachelor of Sport and Exercise
Exercise Prescription P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Physical Education P Feb or July 3 years NZ$31,830
Bachelor of Sport Management A Feb 3 years NZ$28,520
Bachelor of Veterinary Science P 5 years
Pre-selection A P Feb 1 semester NZ$15,915
Professional Phase P July 4.5 years NZ$64,040
Bachelor of Veterinary Technology P 3 years NZ$31,830
Pre-selection A P Feb 1 semester NZ$15,915
Professional Phase P July 2.5 years NZ$31,830
GRADUATE CERTIFICATES AND DIPLOMAS
Tuition fees quoted are based on 120 credits of study within the programmes, unless stated otherwise.
Each 15 credit course requires approximately 10-12.5 hours each week of class and study time.
Palmerston North
Wellington
Auckland
Cost
Programme Start date Duration (per 120 credits)
Graduate Certificate in Science and Technology A P Feb or July 1 semester NZ$15,915 per semester
Graduate Diploma in Applied Statistics A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$28,520
Graduate Diploma in Arts
English A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$25,760
Environmental Studies P Feb or July 1 year NZ$31,830
Geography P Feb or July 1 year NZ$31,830
History A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$25,760
Mathematics A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$25,760
Media Studies A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$25,760
Philosophy A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$25,760
Politics A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$25,760
Psychology A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$31,830
Sociology A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$25,760
Graduate Diploma in Aviation
Aviation Studies P Feb 1 year NZ$34,320
Graduate Diploma in Business Studies A P Feb 1 year NZ$28,520
Graduate Diploma in Design
Fashion Design W Feb 1 year NZ$31,700
Industrial Design W Feb 1 year NZ$31,700
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Palmerston North
Wellington
Auckland
Cost
Programme Start date Duration (per 120 credits)
Photography W Feb 1 year NZ$31,700
Spatial Design W Feb 1 year NZ$31,700
Textile Design W Feb 1 year NZ$31,700
Visual Communication Design W Feb 1 year NZ$31,700
Graduate Diploma in Fine Arts W Feb 1 year NZ$31,700
Graduate Diploma in Information Sciences A Feb, July or Nov 1 year NZ$30,860
Graduate Diploma in Journalism Studies W Feb 1 year NZ$28,570
Graduate Diploma in Logistics and Supply Chain Management A Feb 1 year NZ$28,520
Graduate Diploma in Science and Technology
(A pathway programme to Postgraduate study in Sciences) A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$31,830
Graduate Diploma in Teaching (Primary) A P Jan 1 year (165 credits) NZ$35,420
Graduate Diploma in Teaching (Secondary) P Jan 1 year NZ$25,760
POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATES AND DIPLOMAS
Tuition fees quoted are based on 120 credits of study within the programmes, unless stated otherwise. Each 15 credit course requires
approximately 10-12.5 hours each week of class and study time.
Palmerston North
Wellington
Auckland
Cost
Programme Start date Duration (per 120 credits)
Postgraduate Certificate in Arts A P Feb or July 1 semester NZ$14,920 per semester
Postgraduate Certificate in Business A P W Feb or July 1 semester NZ$14,920 per semester
Postgraduate Certificate in International Development P Feb or July 1 semester NZ$14,615 per semester
NZ$14,920-19,260
Postgraduate Certificate in Science and Technology A P Feb or July 1 semester per semester
Postgraduate Diploma in Accountancy A Feb or July 1 year NZ$29,840
Postgraduate Diploma in AgriCommerce P Feb or July 1 year NZ$35,070
Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Linguistics P Feb or July 1 year NZ$29,230
Postgraduate Diploma in Arts
Economics A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$29,840
Geography P Feb or July 1 year NZ$35,070
Politics P Feb or July 1 year NZ$29,230
Psychology A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$35,070
Social Anthropology A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$29,230
Sociology A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$29,230
Postgraduate Diploma in Business A P W Feb or July 1 year NZ$29,840
Postgraduate Diploma in Construction
Building Technology A Feb 1 year NZ$37,780
Construction Law A Feb 1 year NZ$34,690
Construction Project Management A Feb 1 year NZ$37,780
Facilities Management A Feb 1 year NZ$37,780
Quantity Surveying A Feb or July 1 year NZ$34,690
Without major A Feb or July 1 year NZ$37,780
Postgraduate Diploma in Design
Fashion Design W Feb 1 year NZ$34,690
Industrial Design W Feb 1 year NZ$34,690
Photography W Feb 1 year NZ$34,690
Spatial Design W Feb 1 year NZ$34,690
Textile Design W Feb 1 year NZ$34,690
Visual Communication Design W Feb 1 year NZ$34,690
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Palmerston North
Wellington
Auckland
Cost
Programme Start date Duration (per 120 credits)
Postgraduate Diploma in Education
Teaching and Learning P Feb or July 1 year NZ$28,600
Unendorsed P Feb or July 1 year NZ$29,230
Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental Management P Feb or July 1 year NZ$38,520
Postgraduate Diploma in Fine Arts W Feb 1 year NZ$34,690
Postgraduate Diploma in Information Sciences A Feb or July 1 year NZ$34,690
Postgraduate Diploma in International Development P Feb or July 1 year NZ$29,230
Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism W Feb 1 year NZ$29,2304
Programme has a component fee of NZ$3189.90
4
Postgraduate Diploma in Logistics and Supply Chain Management A Feb or July 1 year NZ$29,840
Postgraduate Diploma in Māori Visual Arts P Feb 1 year NZ$34,690
Postgraduate Diploma in Science and Technology
Agricultural Science P Feb or July 1 year NZ$38,520
Animal Science P Feb or July 1 year NZ$38,520
Biochemistry A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$35,070
Biological Sciences A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$35,070
Chemistry A P Feb 1 year NZ$35,070
Conservation Biology A P Feb 1 year NZ$35,070
Earth Science P Feb 1 year NZ$35,070
Ecology P Feb 1 year NZ$35,070
Genetics A P Feb 1 year NZ$35,070
Geography P Feb 1 year NZ$35,070
Horticultural Science P Feb, July or Nov 1 year NZ$38,520
Human Nutrition A P Feb or July 1 year NZ$35,070
A: Feb
Mathematics A P P: Feb or July 1 year NZ$29,840
Microbiology P Feb 1 year NZ$35,070
Nanoscience P Feb 1 year NZ$35,070
Physics P Feb 1 year NZ$35,070
Physiology P Feb 1 year NZ$35,070
Plant Biology P Feb 1 year NZ$38,520
Plant Breeding P Feb 1 year NZ$38,520
Psychology A ^
P Feb or July 1 year NZ$35,070
Soil Science P Feb 1 year NZ$38,520
Statistics P Feb or July 1 year NZ$29,840
Zoology P Feb 1 year NZ$35,070
^May require travel to a block course at another campus
Postgraduate Diploma in Speech and Language Therapy A Feb 1 year NZ$37,780
Postgraduate Diploma in Sport Management A Feb or July 1 year NZ$29,840
Postgraduate Diploma in Veterinary Science
Veterinary Public Health P Feb 1 year NZ$45,320
Veterinary Epidemiology P Feb 1 year NZ$45,320
*July will take 3 semesters
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MASTER’S DEGREES
Coursework master’s (C) is generally a 180 credit programme completed in either 1 year (three consecutive semesters) or 1.5 years.
A research master’s (R) is generally a 240 credit programme (2 years), however some are 180 credit programmes (1.5 years). Tuition fees quoted are
based on 120 credits of study within the programmes, unless stated otherwise. Each 15 credit course requires approximately 10-12.5 hours each week
of class and study time.
Palmerston North
Wellington
Auckland
Cost
Programme Start date Duration (per 120 credits)
Master of AgriCommerce (C or R) P Feb or July 1.5 years NZ$38,520
Master of Agriculture (C)
Agriculture P Feb or July 1.5 years NZ$38,520
Equine P Feb 1.5 years NZ$38,520
Horticulture P Feb or July 1.5 years NZ$38,520
Life Cycle Management P Feb 1.5 years NZ$38,520
Without specialisation P Feb or July 1.5 years NZ$38,520
Master of Analytics (C)
Business A W Feb to Feb 1 year NZ$30,060
Health A W Feb 1.5 years NZ$30,860
Master of Applied Linguistics (C) P July or Feb 1.5 years NZ$29,230
Master of Applied Social Work (C) A Feb 2 years NZ$29,230
Master of Applied Statistics P Feb or July 1.5 years NZ$29,230
Master of Aviation (C) P Feb or July 1.5 years NZ$29,840
Master of Arts
Economics A P Feb or July 1.5 years NZ$29,840
Geography P Feb or July 1.5 years NZ$35,070
Politics P Feb or July 1.5 years NZ$29,230
Psychology A P Feb or July 1.5 years NZ$35,070
Social Anthropology A P Feb or July 1.5 years NZ$29,230
Sociology A P Feb or July 1.5 years NZ$29,230
Master of Business Studies (R)
Accountancy A Feb 1.5 years NZ$29,840
A: Feb
Economics A P P: Feb or July 1.5 years NZ$29,840
Finance A P Feb 1.5 years NZ$29,840
Human Resource Management A P Feb 1.5 years NZ$29,840
Management A Feb 1.5 years NZ$29,840
Marketing A Feb 1.5 years NZ$29,840
Master of Construction (C)
Building Technology A Feb 1 year NZ$37,780
Construction Law A Feb 1 year NZ$34,690
Construction Project Management A Feb 1 year NZ$37,780
Facilities Management A Feb 1 year NZ$37,780
Quantity Surveying A Feb 1 year NZ$34,690
Without specialisation (R) A Feb or July 1 year NZ$37,780
Master of Creative Enterprise W Nov 1.5 years NZ$34,690
Master of Design W Feb, July or Sep 1-1.5 years NZ$34,690
Master of Education (C or R)
(C) 1.5 years
Teaching and Learning P Feb
(R) 2 years NZ$28,600
(C) 1.5 years
Unendorsed P Feb
(R) 2 years NZ$29,230
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