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WHY CHOOSE
MASSEY?
Welcome to
Massey University
STUDY AT A UNIVERSITY RANKED IN THE TOP
3% WORLDWIDE.
IMMERSE YOURSELF IN NEW ZEALAND’S
DIVERSE BEAUTY AND UNIQUE MĀORI CULTURE.
LEARN FROM THE BEST AND FUTURE-PROOF
YOUR SKILLS.
Why choose Massey?
Massey University stands out for its forward-thinking spirit and ability to deliver high-quality
education and research-led teaching across three campuses in Auckland, Palmerston North and
Wellington.
> We strive to be a Tiriti-led institution which means we embrace the integration of te reo Māori
and Māori knowledge, so you can discover new perspectives through becoming immersed in
Māori culture.
> We’re industry focused and collaborate with some of New Zealand’s biggest companies and
government agencies. Our academic staff hold active roles in industry worldwide.
> Future-proof your career with us. At Massey, we have the greatest range of digital teaching
technology of any university in New Zealand.
> We champion innovation and offer one of the largest business schools in the country.
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RANKINGS
RANKED IN THE
TOP 300 IN
Rankings THE WORLD
SOURCE: 2021 QS WORLD
UNIVERSITY RANKINGS
5 STAR PLUS TOP 100 TOP 150
QS RANKING ART AND DESIGN NURSING*
NO.19 ONLY
VETERINARY TEACHING
TOP 100
ARTS AND
HUMANITIES
VETERINARY HOSPITAL AND SCHOOL
SCIENCE IN NEW ZEALAND
NO.34 TOP 150
COMMUNICATIONS
AGRICULTURE AND MEDIA STUDIES
AND FORESTRY ONLY UNIVERSITY-BASED
AVIATION SCHOOL IN
NEW ZEALAND
*
(QS 2021 QS specific subject rankings)
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INTRODUCING
MASSEY UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE
Introducing
Massey University
College
Massey University College (MUC) is
your official pathway to a wide range
WHY STUDY WITH US? LOCATION
Massey University College is located on
of degrees at Massey University, one Massey University’s Auckland Campus. Modern,
> Access to Massey University – enjoy full
of New Zealand’s top ranked universities. spacious and green, the Auckland campus is in
access to world-class services and facilities
at Massey University from day one, including the North Shore area of the city.
on-campus accommodation options.
The campus is across the harbour from central
> Seamless transition to university – our Auckland, 15km away, and is spread across
courses are designed to improve your English three sites:
language and academic skills for a seamless
transition to your dream degree, so that you > East Precinct, off the Albany Expressway
can succeed at university, and beyond. > Ōtehā Rohe, off the Albany Highway
> Dedicated support – experience the > Albany Village
difference of small class sizes and one-on-
one student support. A free shuttle bus service will allow you to
travel freely among the three campus sites.
> High-quality programmes – programmes
are designed in partnership with Massey PROGRAMMES AND QUALIFICATIONS
University and delivered by our highly
qualified teachers at MUC. We offer high-quality academic and English
language pathways to enable you to transition
> Flexible start dates – three intakes per year straight into your degree at Massey University.
so you can start with us when it suits you. > Foundation pathways (see Page 9)
> Diploma pathways (see Page 9)
> Graduate Diploma pathways (see Page 9)
MASSEY
UNIVERSITY > English language pathways (see Page 10)
COLLEGE AUCKLAND > General English
> English for Academic Purposes
ALBANY
AUCKLAND PALMERSTON NORTH
WELLINGTON
STUDY BY DISTANCE
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DESTINATION
NEW ZEALAND
NEW ZEALAND HAS Destination
New Zealand
A CULTURAL VALUE —
‘KAITIAKITANGA’
— a concept of guardianship that
embodies our practices in caring
for the sustainability of our world.
This forward-thinking extends to our
education, lifestyle, creativity and
innovative industries.
DISCOVER A LIFESTYLE LIFE IN AUCKLAND
NEW ZEALAND LIKE NO OTHER
As the largest city in New Zealand, and a
multicultural hub of food, music, arts and
culture, you’ll certainly never run out of things
NO.2
New Zealand, known as Aotearoa in Māori, is a to see and do during your time in Auckland.
MOST PEACEFUL COUNTRY place of stunning natural scenery, from beautiful
IN THE WORLD Auckland consistently ranks as one of the
fjords and majestic glaciers to miles of coastline
(Global Peace Index 2021) best places to live for our cleanliness,
dotted with pristine beaches. However, this is
infrastructure, people and climate, and
just the surface of the unique lifestyle on offer.
NO.1 huge variety of activities.
Your experience in New Zealand will start with
ENGLISH-SPEAKING
the warmest of welcomes. The people of New CLIMATE
COUNTRY AT PREPARING Zealand or ‘Kiwis’ are friendly and proud of their The Auckland region enjoys a warm, coastal
STUDENTS FOR THE FUTURE country’s history and culture. As a student, you’ll
(The Economist Intelligence Uni, 2019) climate without any extremes of temperature –
be able to expand your horizons by immersing perfect for exploring this wonderful city.
yourself in the history, language and traditions
NO.1 of the Māori culture.
LEAST CORRUPT COUNTRY
EXPERIENCE
IN THE WORLD
(source: 2020 Corruption Perception Index, > Innovative and progressive industries
Transparency International)
> A safe and inclusive place to study and work
> Warm and welcoming environment
NO.4
IN THE WORLD FOR GENDER > Traditional Māori culture
EQUALITY > Unbeatable quality of life
(source 2021 Global Gender Gap Report,
World Economic Forum)
Winter Lows AVERAGE Summer Highs
8–11 °C TEMPERATURE 19–23 °C
(46–52 ° F) (66–73 ° F)
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THINGS TO DO
THINGS TO DO SHORT TRIPS
AUCKLAND CITY
Living in Auckland, you’re only a day trip away
from three top New Zealand destinations: AUCKLAND
The perfect balance of city bustle and natural
beauty awaits you in Auckland.
> Hobbiton – immerse yourself in the Lord
of the Rings franchise in Hobbiton and see
the hobbit holes that were built for the
CITY
Discover the diverse range of cafes and Hobbit trilogy. NO.1
restaurants, buzzing nightlife of the central city, > Rotorua – packed with adrenaline sports and MOST LIVEABLE CITY IN THE
art galleries and museums, famous Sky Tower famous for its geothermal activity and rich WORLD
and farmers’ market in Matakana. Maori heritage. (The Global Liveability Index 2021,
The Economist Intelligence Unit)
Auckland is built on a volcanic landscape and > Waitomo Caves – explore the spectacular
surrounded by the Manukau and Waitematā network of underground caves that are filled
Harbours. In fact, it’s known as the ‘City of Sails’ with glowworms. HOME TO 200 DIFFERENT
because of the great number of yachts that sail CULTURAL GROUPS FROM
in the harbours and the adjoining Hauraki Gulf. AROUND THE WORLD
A quick ferry trip will take you to the scenic
islands of Waiheke and Rangitoto, while stunning
walks and gorgeous beaches like Takapuna and
Mission Bay are only a short drive away.
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CAMPUS
LIFE
Campus
Life
We want you to have the time of your > Sport and recreation centre – two fully- > Financial support and advice
life! Enjoy a range of Massey University equipped health and fitness studios
> Counselling and health services
world-class facilities, services, clubs and gyms, multi-use sports hall and
and associations, from day one of your physiotherapy clinic > Under-18 student support
programme with us. > Ecentre – entrepreneurship and innovation > Disability/inclusion services
centre with free programmes, workshops,
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES > 24/7 emergency support
hands-on experience and networking
Massey University offers over 200 student clubs opportunities GETTING AROUND
and societies across its three campuses.
> Range of cafes and bars > Public transport – Auckland Transport (AT)
As a student at the Auckland campus, you’ll buses run to the Auckland campus from many
> Student lounge
be able to join the Albany Student’s Association parts of the North Shore and stop in front
(ASA) for free access to various clubs STUDENT SERVICES of the Atrium Building in the East Precinct.
and associations. This includes buses to Albany Station on the
> International Student Support (ISS) office
Northern Busway to Auckland city
– support with pre-arrival, student visa
Whether you’re a movie enthusiast, into football
renewals, insurance and welfare > A free shuttle bus service will allow you to
or ultimate frisbee, or up for underwater
travel freely among the three campus sites
adventures – you’ll find a club to suit > Centre for Teaching and Learning – academic
your interests! help and study support at all levels of study, > Get campus information and maps in your
including workshops, classes and personal pocket by downloading the Massey Uni app
FACILITIES consultations in writing and study skills
> State-of-the-art Auckland campus library > Massey Career Centre
> Campus Information Service Mōhiohio – > Accommodation sourcing and support
friendly on-campus information team
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ACCOMMODATION
AND COST
OF LIVING
Accommodation
and Cost
of Living
FINDING A NEW HOME COST OF LIVING
As a new student, there are a variety of In terms of living costs, Auckland compares favourably against other major cities including London,
accommodation options available depending on Sydney, Melbourne, Hong Kong, Singapore and New York.
what you’re looking for:
Before granting a student visa, Immigration New Zealand will require you to show you can support
> Halls of residence and apartments – live yourself for the first year.
right on campus and meet new people from
all over the world in either a self-catered As an international student, New Zealand law also states you need to have medical and travel
apartment or hall of residence. insurance. The easiest option is to buy insurance through StudentSafe which we’ll offer to you when
you pay your fees.
> Homestay – immerse yourself in the cultural
experience of living with a local family in You can find further guideline at:
their home. www.govt.nz/browse/immigration-and-visas/get-a-new-zealand-student-visa.
> Independent rental and share house LIVING COSTS
accommodation.
Approximate Halls of Halls of Homestay Independent
Please note: accommodation for under-18 costs Residence Residence Catered (1 bedroom
international students is limited to a homestay (weekly) Catered Self-catered tenancy)
option. Living with a relative or family friend will
Accommodation NZ$416 NZ$292 NZ$310 NZ$220
need to be approved as a homestay provider with
proof of age, residency, and police checks. There Utilities NZ$0 (included) NZ$0 (included) NZ$0 (included) NZ$51
will be extra charges for the under-18 checks.
Groceries & supplies NZ$0 (included) NZ$100–200 NZ$0 (included) NZ$100–200
For more information about student living visit
massey.ac.nz/accommodation. Internet NZ$0 (included) NZ$0 (included) NZ$0 (included) NZ$19
Public transport NZ$35 NZ$35 NZ$35 NZ$35
Miscellaneous NZ$60 NZ$60 NZ$60 NZ$60
Average NZ$511 NZ$487–$587 NZ$405 NZ$485–$585
weekly total
Cost per year NZ$26,572 NZ$25,324–$30,524 NZ$21,060 NZ$25,220–$30,420
TYPICAL EXPENSES
GROCERIES
$4 MOBILE PLAN
(unlimited data) $120
COFFEE
$40 PER WEEK
PER MONTH
PUBLIC
GYM
TRANSPORT
$20 BASIC LUNCH
$35
PER WEEK
$19 PER WEEK
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YOUR
PATHWAY
OPTIONS
Your
Pathway
Options
MUC is your alternative pathway to starting DIPLOMAS
your degree at Massey University. Here are Looking to take your business, management or marketing skills to the next level, but don’t quite
the study options we offer to help you bridge meet the entry requirements for admission to Massey University?
the gap:
Our range of diplomas will allow you to transition into a select range of undergraduate and
FOUNDATION PATHWAY postgraduate business degrees. These bridging qualifications will help you gain the necessary
For those who don’t quite meet the academic academic knowledge, as well as the learning and language skills to become an independent learner,
requirements for admission, the Foundation with the confidence and ability to excel in your bachelor’s or master’s degree at the University.
Certificate (International) programme has been There are three diplomas you can choose from depending on your specific degree destination at
designed to help you transition straight into the Massey University:
first-year of a selection of undergraduate degrees
at Massey University. > Diploma (Business) – enables you to transition into the second year of a Bachelor of Business
with a range of majors available.
The qualification will prepare you for
> Graduate Diploma (Management) – enables you to transition into a Master of Management –
undergraduate study, by increasing your English
major in Management.
and academic skills, knowledge and capabilities.
During your studies you’ll gain various general > Graduate Diploma (Marketing) – enables you to transition into the Master of Management –
academic skills, such as effective verbal and major in Marketing.
written communication, as well as subject-
specific knowledge relating to your chosen
degree pathway.
The qualification is available in a one-year standard
mode, or a 1 Trimester accelerated version.
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YOUR
PATHWAY
OPTIONS
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PATHWAY
MUC offers two English language pathway programmes: General English and English for
Academic Purposes.
Delivered by highly qualified and experienced English language teachers in a small-class setting,
our General English programme is designed to improve your core skills in reading, writing, listening
and speaking. Students will graduate with the ability to communicate in English with confidence in
everyday situations and feel prepared to take on further academic study in New Zealand.
Our English for Academic Purposes programme will provide you with an IELTS-free pathway if
you meet the academic, but not English language requirements for entry into Massey University.
It focuses on the various reading, listening, study skills and strategies necessary for success in
academic contexts. It will also help to develop your vocabulary and grammar, particularly key
academic skills of discussion and presentation.
MUC offers a flexible teaching structure that is tailored to your future study choices. If you plan
to study a Foundation Certificate (International), then you’ll complete our English for Academic
Purposes 1 (EAP1) programme, with an entry of IELTS 5.0 overall. If you are preparing to enter
university directly, you’ll complete English for Academic Purposes 2 (EAP2), with an entry of IELTS
5.5 overall.
YOUR PATHWAY TO MASSEY UNIVERSITY
Your path of progression to university will be tailored based on your qualifications, English language
proficiency and chosen degree.
Here’s what it might look like for you:
FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE (INTERNATIONAL) PATHWAY
NZ (Year 12) or equivalent MUC Foundation Certificate (International) Massey University
FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE (INTERNATIONAL – ACCELERATED) PATHWAY
NZ (Year 13) MUC Foundation Certificate (International – Accelerated) Massey University
DIPLOMA (BUSINESS) PATHWAY
Massey University
NZ (Year 13) or equivalent MUC Diploma (Business)
Bachelor of Business Year 2
GRADUATE DIPLOMA (MANAGEMENT) PATHWAY
NZ Diploma (Level 6) Massey University
MUC Graduate Diploma (Management)
equivalent or above Master of Management (Management)
GRADUATE DIPLOMA (MARKETING) PATHWAY
NZ Diploma (Level 6) Massey University
MUC Graduate Diploma (Marketing)
equivalent or above Master of Management (Marketing)
EAP1 PATHWAY
EAP1 MUC Foundation Certificate (International) Massey University
OR
EAP1 EAP2 Massey University
EAP2 PATHWAY
EAP2 Massey University11
ENTRY
REQUIREMENTS
2022
Entry
Requirements
2022
MASSEY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ENGLISH ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
English Entry FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE (INTERNATIONAL) FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE
(INTERNATIONAL – ACCELERATED)
IELTS 5.5 overall (all bands 5.0 or above) 6.0 overall (all bands 5.5 or above)
EAP Achieved 60% in EAP 1 Achieved 65% in EAP 2
iBT TOEFL 50 overall (5 in reading & listening, 15 in speaking & writing) 65 overall (10 in reading & listening, 17 in speaking & writing)
PTE 46 50
Cambridge 165 170
English
HKDSE Level 2 in English Language subject Level 3 in English Language subject
O Levels C grade (4pts) in English subject B grade (6pts) in English subject
SPM C grade (credit) in English 1119 B grade (high credit) in English 1119
KITE Main flight score of 425 (speaking and writing 400 each) Main flight score of 450 (speaking and writing 425 each)
English Entry DIPLOMA (BUSINESS) GRADUATE DIPLOMA (MANAGEMENT)
GRADUATE DIPLOMA (MARKETING)
IELTS 5.5 overall (all bands 5.0 or above) 6.0 overall (all bands 5.5 or above)
EAP Achieved 60% in EAP 1 Achieved 65% in EAP 2
MASSEY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS BY COUNTRY/ REGION
COUNTRY/ FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE (INTERNATIONAL) FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE
REGION (INTERNATIONAL – ACCELERATED)
Australia Completion of Year 11 with with 70% in relevant subjects Completion of Year 12 with 50% in relevant subjects
Bangladesh Completion of Higher Secondary Certificate Year 12 with 70% Not available
average (A grade/4.0 GPA) across 4 academic subjects
Cambodia Diploma of Upper Secondary Education Year 12 with 70% Not available
average across 7 subjects
Canada Completion of Senior High School Diploma Year 11 with 70% Completion of Senior High School Diploma Year 11 with 50%
(B grade) average in academic subjects (B grade) average in academic subjects
China Completion of Senior High School Year 2 (Grade 11) with 70% Completion of SM3 with 70% average (including vocational
(including vocational schools in academic subjects) schools in academic subjects)
Chile Completion of the Licencia de Educacion Year 12 in the Not available
academic stream with an average grade of 5.9 or higher
(bueno/good)
Colombia Completion of Bachiller Academico Year 11 in the academic Completion of Bachillerato Academico with Examen de Estado
stream with Desempeno alto grades (Very Good) para Ingreso a la Educacion Superior with a Puesto rank of 200
or lower (top 20%)
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MASSEY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS BY COUNTRY/ REGION (CONTINUED)
COUNTRY/ FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE (INTERNATIONAL) FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE
REGION (INTERNATIONAL – ACCELERATED)
Ghana Completion of West African Senior School Certificate — Completion of a Higher National Diploma with a grade average
B grade in 4 academic subjects of C (Good)
Hong Kong (SAR) Completion of Form 5 with pass grades or HKDSE with HKDSE with 2 relevant subjects at level 2 and 1 relevant subject
3 relevant subjects at level 2 at level 3
India Completion of Year 11 with 70% in 4 relevant subjects ISC or CBSE Year 12 with 50% across 4 academic subjects, or
India State Board Year 12 with 60% across 4 academic subjects
Indonesia Sekolah Menengah Atas (SMA) II with 70% in 4 academic Sekolah Menengah Atas (SMA) III with 50% in 4 academic
subjects subjects
International Completion of GCSE O Levels — B grade (6 points) in Completion of AS Levels with 3 C grades in academic subjects;
4 academic subjects or GCE A Levels with 2 D grades
Japan Completion of Kotogakko/Upper Secondary School Year 2 — Completion of Kotogakko/Upper Secondary Year 3 with Good
Grade 4–5 in academic subjects grades in academic subjects
Kenya Completion of Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education with Completion of Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education with a
a Mean Grade C (Plain) and below in academic subjects Mean Grade B+ (Good) and above; or Higher Diploma with an
average B grade (60%)
South Korea Completion of Senior High School Year 2 with 70% Completion of High School Certificate Year 3 with 55%
Kuwait Completion of Shahadat Al-Thanawaya Al-Aama (General Completion of Shahadat Al-Thanawaya Al-Aama (General
Secondary Education Certificate) with 75% average in Secondary Education Certificate) with 90% average in academic
academic subjects subjects
Laos Completion of Upper Secondary School Not available
Diploma Year 12 with an average of 7points in the academic
subjects
Macau (SAR) Completion of Form 5/Senior Middle 2, 65% to 75% in academic Completion of Form 6/Senior Middle 3, 50% in academic subjects
subjects
Malaysia SPM (or forecast) aggregate of 20 or less across 5 academic STPM with 2 pass grades
subjects (B Grade average) Senior Middle 2 (Chinese UEC with passes (C8 minimum) in 5 academic subjects
Independent Schools) with 70% average in academic subjects
Mauritius GCSE O Levels — B grade (6 points) in 4 academic subjects AS Levels with 3 C grades in academic subjects; or GCE A Levels
with 2 D grades
Mexico Completion of Bachillerato — 7.0/70% in 4 relevant subjects Completion of Bachillerato — 7.5/75% in 4 relevant subjects
Myanmar Completion of Basic Education High School Examination/ Not available
Matriculation Examination with 60% (B+) average in academic
subjects
New Zealand NCEA Level 2; or completion of Year 12 (or equivalent) Completion of Year 13, NCEA Level 3 (or equivalent) with 14
credits in one approved subject at NCEA Level 3, 10 credits in a
2nd approved subject and 8 credits in a 3rd approved subject at
NCEA Level 3, the literacy and numeracy standards must also be
met. 2020 & 2021 results applicable
Nepal Completion of School Leaving Certificate Examination Year 11 Completion of School Leaving Certificate Examination Year 12
with 70% (B+) average across 7 subjects with 80% (A) average across 7 subjects
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MASSEY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS BY COUNTRY/ REGION (CONTINUED)
COUNTRY/ FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE (INTERNATIONAL) FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE
REGION (INTERNATIONAL – ACCELERATED)
Nigeria Completion of Senior School Certificate with B grade average in AS Levels with 3 C grades in academic subjects; or GCE A Levels
8 examinations; or West African Senior School Certificate with with 2 D grades
B grade average in 4 academic subjects; or GCSE O Levels — B
grade (6 points) in 4 academic subjects
Oman Completion of General Education Diploma with 75% average in Completion of General Education Diploma with 85% average in
academic subjects academic subjects
Pakistan Completion of Intermediate/Higher Secondary Certificate with Not available
an A grade average (70%) or cumulative score of 770 minimum
in academic subjects
Philippines Completion of Senior High School Diploma (Academic track) Completion of Senior High School Diploma (Academic track)
Year 11 with 85% average across academic subjects Year 12 with 80% average across academic subjects
Russia Completion of Secondary Education (Attestat) — minimum Completion of Certificate of Secondary Education (Attestat) —
grade 3 in 5 subjects minimum of grade 3 in 3 subjects and a minimum of grade 4 in 2
subjects
Saudi Arabia Completion of Tawjhiyah/General Secondary Education Completion of Tawjhiyah/General Secondary Education
Certificate with 75% average in academic subjects Certificate with 85% average in academic subjects
Singapore O levels with an aggregate of 30 points or less over 5 academic GCE A Levels with 2 D grades; or AS Levels with 3 C grades in
subjects (C grade) academic subjects
Sri Lanka Sri Lankan 0 Levels — B grades in 4 academic subjects Sri Lankan A Levels — D grades in 2 academic subjects
Taiwan Completion of Senior Middle 2 with 70% average in 4 relevant Completion of Senior Year 3 with 55% in 4 relevant subjects
subjects
Thailand Mayatom 5 with GPA 2.5 in academic subjects Matayom 6 with GPA of 2.0 in academic subjects
Turkey Devlet Lise Diplomasi/State High School Diploma — minimum Devlet Lise Diplomasi/State High School Diploma — minimum
of Grade 2 in 3 subjects and Grade 3 in 2 subjects of Grade 3 in 3 subjects and Grade 4 in 2 subjects
UAE Completion of General Secondary Education Certificate with General Secondary Education Certificate with 85% average in
75% average in academic subjects academic subjects
UK GCSE O Levels — B grade (6 points) in 4 academic subjects AS Levels with 3 C grades in academic subjects; or GCE A Levels
with 2 D grades
USA High School Diploma Year 11 with 75% average (C grade) Completion of High School Diploma Year 12 ; or Advanced
across academic subjects Placement Examinations with a mark of 2
Vietnam Year 11 with a minimum GPA 7.5 Year 12 with a GPA of 5.0
Some qualifications will be considered on a case by case basis.
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COUNTRY/ DIPLOMA (BUSINESS) GRADUATE DIPLOMA (MANAGEMENT)
REGION GRADUATE DIPLOMA (MARKETING)
Australia Completion of Year 12 with 55% in relevant subjects Advanced Diploma or Associate Degree
Bangladesh Completion of Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) 4 year Bachelor degree (Pass or Honours) from a recognised
with a 70% GPA institution
Cambodia Completion of one year towards an Associate degree 3 year Bachelor degree from a recognised institution
or completion of Foundation year certificate
Canada Completion of Senior High School Diploma Year 12 with 3 year postsecondary Diploma from a recognised institution
55% average in academic subjects
Chile Not available 3 year Bachelor degree from a recognised institution
China Completion of SM3 with 80% average (including vocational 3 or 4 year Diploma Graduation Certificate from a
schools in academic subjects) recognised institution
Colombia Completion of Bachillerato Academico with Examen de Estado Título de [specialisation], Título profesional, Diploma with título
para Ingreso a la Educacion Superior with a Puesto rank of de [specialisation] or Licenciado from a recognised institution
150 or lower (top 20%)
Ghana Diploma in Business Studies with a grade average of B (Very Higher National Diploma from a recognised institution
Good)
Hong Kong (SAR) HKDSE with 2 relevant subjects at level 2 and 2 relevant Higher Diploma and Associate Degree from a recognised
subjects at level 3 institution
India Completion of ISC or CBSE Year 12 with 60% across 4 academic 3 year Diploma after completion of Year 12 or a Bachelor degree
subjects, or completion of India State Board Year 12 with 70% from a recognised institution
across 4 academic subjects
Indonesia SMA 3 with 60% in 4 academic subjects 4 year Sarjana (S1)/Bachelor degree from a recognised
institution
International AS Levels with 3 B grades in academic subjects; or NZ Diploma (L6) or above equivalent qualification
GCE A Levels with 2 C grades
Iran Year 12 with 13/20 in academic subjects Bachelor degree from a recognised institution
Japan Completion of Kotogakko/Upper Secondary Year 3 with Very Advanced Diploma from a recognised institution
Good grades in academic subjects
Kenya Completion of Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education with a Higher Diploma from a recognised institution
Mean Grade A- (Very Good) and above; or Higher Diploma with
an average A grade (75%)
South Korea Completion of High School Certificate Year 3 with 60% 3 year minimum Associate Degree from a recognised institution
Kuwait Not available Bachelor degree from a recognised institution
Laos Not available Bachelor degree from a recognised institution
Macau (SAR) Completion of Form 6/Senior Middle 3 60% in academic Diploma de Bacharelato (Higher Diploma) undertaken at Institute
subjects for Tourism Studies, University of Macau SAR, or Macao
Polytechnic Institute
Malaysia STPM with 2 C grades, UEC with credits (B6 min) in 5 academic Advanced Diploma from a recognised institution
subjects
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MASSEY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS BY COUNTRY/ REGION (CONTINUED)
COUNTRY/ DIPLOMA (BUSINESS) GRADUATE DIPLOMA (MANAGEMENT)
REGION GRADUATE DIPLOMA (MARKETING)
Mauritius AS Levels with 3 B grades in academic subjects; or GCE A Higher Technician Diploma from a recognised institution
Levels with 2 C grades
Mexico Completion of Bachillerato — 8.0/80% in four relevant subjects Bachelor degree from a recognised institution
Myanmar Not available 4 year Bachelor Honours degree or 4 year Bachelor Pass degree
from a recognised institution
Nepal Completion of School Leaving Certificate Examination Year 12 3 year Bachelor degree from a recognised institution
with 85% (A) average across 7 subjects
New Zealand 32 credits across three University Entrance approved subjects NZ Diploma (Level 6) or above
and UE numeracy and literacy
Nigeria AS Levels with 3 B grades in academic subjects; or GCE A Higher National Diploma from a recognised institution
Levels with 2 C grades
Oman Completion of General Education Diploma with 90% average Higher Diploma from a recognised institution
in academic subjects
Pakistan Not available 3 year Bachelor degree from a recognised institution
Philippines Completion of Senior High School Diploma (Academic track) Bachelor degree from a recognised institution
Year 12 with 85% average across academic subjects
Russia Completion of Certificate of Secondary Education (Attestat) — Bachelor degree from a recognised institution
min of grade 3 in 2 subjects and a min of grade 4 in 3 subjects
Saudi Arabia Completion of Tawjhiyah/General Secondary Education 4 year Bachelor degree
Certificate with 90% average in academic subjects
Singapore GCE A Levels with 2 C grades; or AS Levels with 3 B grades in Polytechnic Advanced Diploma (full time) from a recognised
academic subjects institution
Sri Lanka Sri Lankan A Levels — C grades in 2 academic subjects Higher National Diploma or National Diploma NVQ Level 6 from
a recognised institution
Taiwan Completion of Senior Year 3 with 65% in 4 relevant subjects Associate Degree or Junior College Diploma from a recognised
institution
Thailand Matayom 6 with GPA of 2.2 in academic subjects 3 year Associate Degree from a recognised institution
Turkey Devlet Lise Diplomasi/State High School Diploma — minimum Bachelor degree from a recognised institution
of Grade 3.5 in 3 subjects and Grade 4.5 in 2 subjects
UAE General Secondary Education Certificate with 90% average in Higher College of Technology Higher Diploma from a recognised
academic subjects institution
UK AS Levels with 3 B grades in academic subjects; or GCE A SQA Higher National Diploma from a recognised institution
Levels with 2 C grades
USA Completion of High School Diploma with "C" grade average Bachelor degree from a recognised institution
Vietnam Year 12 with a GPA of 6.5 3 year Bang Tot Nghiep Cao Dang (Associate Degree) from
a recognised institution
Some qualifications will be considered on a case by case basis.
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HOW
TO APPLY
1
Please download and complete the Application
Form on pages 20–25.
>
How 2
to Apply
Provide certified copies of official documents:
> Academic qualifications (school reports)
> English proficiency document
> Passport
>
International students can apply to study
through a MUC agent or directly via our 3
application form. Follow these easy steps
to secure your place with us. Submit your completed application form and
certified documents by email to
For the full list of entry requirements, please
muc.admissions@massey.ac.nz
visit college.massey.ac.nz
>
4
We will review your completed application form
and supporting documents. If you are accepted
you will receive either a “Conditional Offer of
Place”, which requires you to provide additional
information to us or an “Offer of Place”.
>
5
Time to accept your “Offer of Place”. Sign and
return the written acceptance of your offer to
Massey University College Admissions Office
together with evidence of payment for the
amount specified in your “Offer of Place”.
Once we have received your payment we will
send you a “Receipt of Payment”.
>
6
International students may then apply for a
student visa to study in New Zealand. You
will need to provide both your “Offer of Place”
and “Receipt of Payment” documents when
applying for a visa. Explore your visa options
and lodge your application via Immigration
New Zealand.17
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Fees and
Key Dates
2022
MASSEY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 2022 TUITION FEES (ALL CURRENCY IS IN NZD)
PROGRAMMES AND QUALIFICATIONS TUITION FEE** CREDIT POINTS NUMBER OF TUITION FEE PER
COURSES COURSE
Foundation Certificate (International) NZ$24,880 120 8 NZ$3,110
Foundation Certificate (International – Accelerated) NZ$12,440 60 4 NZ$3,110
Diploma (Business) NZ$28,880 120 8 NZ$3,610
Graduate Diploma (Management) NZ$30,800 120 7 NZ$4,400
Graduate Diploma (Marketing) NZ$30,800 120 7 NZ$4,400
English for Academic Purposes* NZ$475 n/a n/a Per Wk
General English NZ$475 n/a n/a Per Wk
* Offered as a 10-week module.
** Tuition fees only, additional fees apply full details can be found at college.massey.ac.nz.
MASSEY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 2022 KEY DATES
PROGRAMMES AND TRIMESTER 1 TRIMESTER 2 TRIMESTER 3
QUALIFICATIONS
START DATE END DATE START DATE END DATE START DATE END DATE
Foundation Certificate (International) 7 Mar 2022 10 June 2022 27 June 2022 30 Sept 2022 10 Oct 2022 20 Jan 2023
Foundation Certificate 7 Mar 2022 10 June 2022 10 Oct 2022 20 Jan 2023
(International – Accelerated)
English for Academic Purposes 1 – 14 Feb 2022 22 Apr 2022 8 Aug 2022 14 Oct 2022 6 Feb 2023 14 April 2023
Direct Entry to Massey University
English for Academic Purposes 1 – 11 Apr 2022 17 June 2022 18 July 2022 23 Sept 2022 21 Nov 2022 10 Feb 2023
Entry to Massey University College
English for Academic Purposes 2 2 May 2022 8 July 2022 17 Oct 2022 23 Dec 2022 17 Apr 2023 23 June 2023
General English – Elementary, 1 Feb 2022 4 Mar 2022 7 Mar 2022 4 Apr 2022 25 Apr 2022 27 May 2022
Lower Intermediate,
Intermediate and Higher Intermediate
General English – Elementary, 30 May 2022 1 July 2022 4 July 2022 5 Aug 2022 12 Sep 2022 14 Oct 2022
Lower Intermediate Intermediate,
and Higher Intermediate
General English – Elementary, 17 Oct 2022 18 Nov 2022 21 Nov 2022 23 Dec 2022 9 Jan 2023 10 Feb 2023
Lower Intermediate Intermediate,
and Higher Intermediate
COLLEGE.MASSEY.AC.NZ
Massey University College, East Precinct, Gate 1, Albany Expressway (SH17), Albany 0632, New Zealand
+64 6 350 5701 | MUC@massey.ac.nz | college.massey.ac.nzFoundation Certificate (International – Accelerated) NZ$12,440 60 4 NZ$3,110
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Diploma (Business) NZ$28,880 120 8 NZ$3,610 FEES AND
KEY DATES
2022
Graduate Diploma (Management) NZ$30,800 120 7 NZ$4,400
Graduate Diploma (Marketing) NZ$30,800 120 7 NZ$4,400
English for Academic Purposes* NZ$475 n/a n/a Per Wk
General English NZ$475 n/a n/a Per Wk
* Offered as a 10-week module.
** Tuition fees only, additional fees apply full details can be found at college.massey.ac.nz.
MASSEY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 2022 KEY DATES
PROGRAMMES AND TRIMESTER 1 TRIMESTER 2 TRIMESTER 3
QUALIFICATIONS
START DATE END DATE START DATE END DATE START DATE END DATE
Foundation Certificate (International) 7 Mar 2022 10 June 2022 27 June 2022 30 Sept 2022 10 Oct 2022 20 Jan 2023
Foundation Certificate 7 Mar 2022 10 June 2022 10 Oct 2022 20 Jan 2023
(International – Accelerated)
English for Academic Purposes 1 – 14 Feb 2022 22 Apr 2022 8 Aug 2022 14 Oct 2022 6 Feb 2023 14 April 2023
Direct Entry to Massey University
English for Academic Purposes 1 – 11 Apr 2022 17 June 2022 18 July 2022 23 Sept 2022 21 Nov 2022 10 Feb 2023
Entry to Massey University College
English for Academic Purposes 2 2 May 2022 8 July 2022 17 Oct 2022 23 Dec 2022 17 Apr 2023 23 June 2023
General English – Elementary, 1 Feb 2022 4 Mar 2022 7 Mar 2022 4 Apr 2022 25 Apr 2022 27 May 2022
Lower Intermediate,
Intermediate and Higher Intermediate
General English – Elementary, 30 May 2022 1 July 2022 4 July 2022 5 Aug 2022 12 Sep 2022 14 Oct 2022
Lower Intermediate Intermediate,
and Higher Intermediate
General English – Elementary, 17 Oct 2022 18 Nov 2022 21 Nov 2022 23 Dec 2022 9 Jan 2023 10 Feb 2023
Lower Intermediate Intermediate,
and Higher Intermediate
MASSEY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 2022 KEY DATES
COLLEGE.MASSEY.AC.NZ
Massey University College, East Precinct, Gate 1, Albany Expressway (SH17), Albany 0632, New Zealand
PROGRAMMES AND INTAKE +641 6 350 5701 | MUC@massey.ac.nz | college.massey.ac.nz
INTAKE 2
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QUALIFICATIONS
START DATE END DATE START DATE END DATE
18 Jul 2022 11 Nov 2022 27 Feb 2023 23 June 2023
Diploma (Business)
10 Oct 2022 20 Jan 2023 27 Feb 2023 23 June 2023
10 Oct 2022 20 Jan 2023 27 Feb 2023 23 June 2023
Graduate Diploma (Management)
20 Mar 2023 23 June 2023 17 Jul 2023 10 Nov 2023
10 Oct 2022 20 Jan 2023 27 Feb 2023 23 June 2023
Graduate Diploma (Marketing)
20 Mar 2023 23 June 2023 17 Jul 2023 10 Nov 202320
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
APPLICATION FORM
International student
application form 2022
International student application form 2022
PART A: PERSONAL DETAILS OF APPLICANT
Massey Student ID (if known): Surname/Family name (as shown in passport):
Preferred name: Given names (as shown in passport):
Date of birth (dd/mm/yyyy): Gender (please tick as appropriate):
Male Female Unspecified
Citizenship (as shown in passport): Ethnic group:
PART B: CONTACT DETAILS
APPLICANT CONTACT:
Street address: Suburb/District:
State/Province: Postcode: Country:
Phone: Mobile: Email:
EMERGENCY CONTACT:
First name: Last name:
Relationship to the applicant:
Phone: Mobile: Email:
PARENT/LEGAL GUARDIAN CONTACT (MUST PROVIDE IF APPLICANT IS UNDER 18):
First name: Last name:
Street address: Suburb/District:
State/Province: Postcode: Country:
Phone: Mobile: Email:
PART C: PROGRAMME OF STUDY
1. General English (refer to the Student Guide for start dates)
Duration: Start date:
2. English for Academic Purpose (EAP) (refer to the Student Guide for start dates)
Year: Intake:
3. Foundation Certificate (International). Standard/3 trimesters Intake (tick one):
Year: Intake 1 (March) Intake 2 (June) Intake 3 (October)
4. Foundation Certificate (International – Accelerated). 1 trimester Intake (tick one):
Year: Intake 1 (March) Intake 2 (October)
5. Diploma (Business) Intake (tick one):
Year: Intake 1 (July) Intake 2 (February)
6. Graduate Diploma (Management) Intake (tick one):
Year: Intake 1 (October) Intake 2 (February)
7. Graduate Diploma (Marketing) Intake (tick one):
Year: Intake 1 (October) Intake 2 (February)
Name of the Massey University programme you would like to study after the completion of your pathway programme:21
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
APPLICATION FORM
International student application form 2022
PART D: EDUCATION HISTORY
NSN number (if you have previously studied in New Zealand):
SECONDARY SCHOOL QUALIFICATIONS
School:
Qualification: Country:
Year started: Year finished:
Have you studied at any tertiary institution? Have you studied at a tertiary institution other than Massey University since leaving secondary
Yes No (Go to Part E) school? Yes No (Go to Part E)
HIGHER EDUCATION/TERTIARY INSTITUTION
Institution:
Country: Qualification:
Major:
Year started: Year finished:
Qualification completeness (tick one):
Complete Still studying, will complete before Massey Pathway study Incomplete
Have you ever been suspended or excluded from any education institution in New Zealand (excluding Massey) or overseas?
Yes No (Go to Part E)
If Yes: Country of Institution: Year of suspension or exclusion:
PART E: ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY
Applicants who have completed an academic qualification in a country where English is the first language can be considered for an exemption from providing English language test results.
I will take/have taken an English language proficiency test :
Academic IELTS TOEFL iBT Others:
Have you studied English language in New Zealand? What was the language used for your overseas schooling?
Yes No
PART F: OVER 18 ACCOMMODATION (OPTIONAL)
Do you require on campus accommodation?
Yes No
Do you require Homestay arranged by the college?
Yes No
PART G: UNDER 18 APPLICANT ACCOMMODATION
If you are under 18, and will be staying in one of the following accommodation types, please complete the relevant form for the application:
Select one:
Living with parent(s)/Legal guardians(s) Living with designated caregiver In College arranged Homestay Licenced Hostel Manager (if available)22
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
APPLICATION FORM
International student application form 2022
PART H: ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS
STUDY PREFERENCES
Do you plan study full time or part time? Do you plan to study by distance while the New Zealand border is closed and to come to New Zealand to study on campus when the border
Full-time Part-time reopens Yes No
HEALTH AND DISABILITY
Do you have any disability, impairment (including learning disabilities), long-term injury, or chronic medical condition(s) that may impact on your ability to study and/or participate in university
activities? Yes No
If ‘Yes’, please provide a report from a registered health professional so we can assess our ability to support you during your study in New Zealand
FINANCING YOUR STUDY
How will your study be financed?
Personal funds Home government scholarship Other:
YOUR INTENDED CAREER AND GOAL
What is your intended career?
Will your chosen Massey University programme help you achieve your career goals? Yes No
Do you intend to complete a Massey qualification? Yes No
PART I: AGENT STAMP
Only relevant if applying through an agent
Agency name:
Agency main email:
Consultant’s name:
Consultant’s email address:23
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
APPLICATION FORM
International student application form 2022
PART J: CHECKLIST
Please ensure you have attached the following documents (as required for your chosen programme):
Verified evidence of an identity page of current passport
Verified copies of academic transcripts with a grading scale
Verified copies of graduation certificate (where applicable)
Course outlines if applying for credit assessment
English language test results (where applicable)
A report from a registered health professional (where applicable)
A copy of applicant’s parent/legal guardian passport (U18 applicant only)
Please ensure you have attached all relevant documents
PLEASE NOTE: Massey University College does not retain hard copies of documents supplied as part of the Admissions process
PART K: DECLARATION
The submission of false information or forged documentation in support of this application will automatically disqualify a student from enrolment. Massey University College reserves
the right to inform all other New Zealand Universities of such cases, including the student’s name and date of birth. Immigration New Zealand and the New Zealand Police will also be
informed. The submission of this Application for Admission will be deemed to be acceptance of these terms and constitutes consent to disclosure for the purposes of Privacy Principle
11 of the Privacy Act 2020.
I declare that the information given in this form is true and Correct, and no information that may have a bearing on my enrolment has been withheld.
I understand and agree that this Enrolment Application will form part of a contract between me and Massey University College and Massey University. The other terms of that contract are set out
or referred to in the document entitled ‘Student Contract’ the Contract will be formed when I accept the Offer of Place. Even after I accept any Offer of Place my enrolment contract at Massey
University College and Massey University may be subject to conditions being satisfied or waived by Massey University College and Massey University by notice in writing to me. Even after I
receive a Confirmation of Enrolment, Massey University College and Massey University may still cancel my enrolment as permitted by law or as permitted in the Massey University College and
Massey University’s agreement with me.
By submitting this Enrolment application I understand that:
(i) I am solely responsible for ensuring that any Offer of Place I accept is for a programme that I am eligible to study and wish to study,
(ii) I alone decided to study the programme for which I have applied.
I am not relying on any advice from Massey University College and Massey University that a programme is suitable for any purpose unless I have that advice in writing from Massey University
College and Massey University.
(iii) Books, journals and other materials made available to me by Massey University and College are for my own studies only, and copying or using them for other purposes is an infringement of
copyright;
(iv) Massey University College and Massey University’s Policy on Intellectual Property will apply
(v) I have the right to access the personal information which Massey University College and Massey University hold about me and the right to request the correction of that information by emailing
muc.admissions@massey.ac.nz
(vi) Information about me may be held by, used by and disclosed to the following organisations:
Massey University and its wholly owned subsidiary companies, other tertiary providers with whom Massey University has entered into joint ventures or other contractual arrangements,
Massey University’s Alumni Association, Students’ Associations, Extramural Students’ Society and related Trusts, Ministry of Education, Tertiary Education Commission, Inland Revenue
Department, Dept of Work and Income, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Specialist Education Services, Tribal trusts and scholarship providers, other tertiary institutions that I am
transferring to or from, New Zealand Teachers Council and other professional accreditation agencies, other agencies where disclosure is permitted or required by law.
(vii) My name, date of birth and residency as entered on this enrolment application will be included in the National Student Index and will be used in an Authorised Information Matching
programme with the New Zealand Birth Register. For further information please see: nsi.education.govt.nz
(viii) Security of personal information about me that is held by Massey University College and Massey University is protected by a personal identification number (PIN) or other unique identifier
(‘unique identifier’) provided to me by Massey University College and Massey University. I confirm that the evidence of identity I have provided to Massey University College and Massey
University belong to me, I authorise the use of the unique identifier for admission and enrolment purposes, I accept responsibility for all uses of my unique identifier and I agree not to give my
unique identifier to other people.
(ix) I authorise the use of my personal information (including photos) for purposes related to my studies and for the provision and improvement of services for students at Massey University College
and Massey University.24
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
APPLICATION FORM
International student application form 2022
AUTHORITY AND AGREEMENT FOR AN APPLICANT UNDER 18 YEARS OLD
This form must be signed and received by Massey University if the Applicant is under 18 years old at their last birthday, and intends to study at Massey University in New Zealand.
I declare that:
1. I am the parent or legal guardian responsible for the wellbeing and financial support of:
(student name):
who has submitted an Admission Application to study at Massey University in New Zealand.
2. I have asked Massey University to provide the Applicant with admission to Massey University to study the Qualification listed on the Admission Application and those papers listed in
any subsequent Offer of Enrolment.
3. I understand that the Applicant will not be able to study at Massey University until enrolled and that the Applicant will not be enrolled at Massey University until he or she has received
and accepted, in the manner stated in writing by Massey University:
a. an Offer of Place in a qualification; and
b. an Offer of Enrolment; and until such times (if any) that Massey University issues a Confirmation of Enrolment to the Applicant.
4. I have read, understood and agree to all of the Terms and Conditions for Admission and Enrolment, stated or referred to in the Admission Application, the Offer of Place in a Qualification,
the Enrolment Application, Offer of Enrolment and associated Declarations.
5. I understand that the Applicant’s interests and obligations are stated or referred to in the Admission Application, Offer of Place, Enrolment Application and Offer of Enrolment terms and
conditions and associated Declarations.
6. I agree that the Applicant can accept any Offer of Place in a Qualification, submit an Enrolment Application, accept any Offer of Enrolment and that I will assist the Applicant to do so.
7. I am responsible to Massey University for all of the obligations of the Applicant stated or referred to in every Admission Application, Offer of Place in a Qualification, Enrolment
Application, Offer of Enrolment, associated Declarations and for my obligations on this form. These obligations include, but are not limited to, the requirement to pay all Massey University
prescribed fees.
8. I agree to indemnify Massey University against claims by the Applicant that any of the clauses in any agreement with Massey University are invalid on the basis that the Applicant
is a minor.
9. I agree that only New Zealand law applies to all matters regarding Massey University except that orders obtained in New Zealand are also enforceable against me and the Applicant
in our usual country of residence.
10. I have the information required to understand my and the Applicant’s interests and obligations before signing this form (including the rights under the Education (Pastoral Care
of International Students) Code of Practice 2016 (“the Code”)).
11. I understand that the Applicant’s programme of study will start on and is estimated to end on
Programme Start Date (dd/mm/yyyy): Programme End Date (dd/mm/yyyy):
12. I understand that the conditions for ending enrolment are stated or referred to in the Admission Application, Offer of Place in a Qualification, Enrolment Application and the Offer
of Enrolment.
13. I agree to make sure that the Applicant has the insurance required by the Code if enrolled.
14. I agree to take steps to carefully check that the Applicant is entitled to undertake the study in the Qualification stated in the Admission Application under the Immigration Act
in New Zealand.
15. I understand that if I come with the Applicant to New Zealand then I will have access to orientation information as will a residential caregiver in my absence.
16. I am aware of the Applicant’s rights and obligations under the Massey University Refund Policy.
17. After checking the information supplied by the Applicant I agree that the Applicant has fully and truth fully disclosed in writing to Massey University all health conditions and disabilities
affecting the Applicant.
18. I agree that if this document is translated into other languages it is this English version that applies and that I must sign.
19. While the Applicant is under 18 years old, I will liaise with Massey University or the residential caregiver will liaise with you regarding the Applicant’s wellbeing and study progress
if the Applicant is enrolled.
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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
APPLICATION FORM
International student application form 2022
ACCOMMODATION AUTHORITY AND AGREEMENT FOR APPLICANT UNDER 18 YEARS OLD
As applicant’s parent/legal guardian, by signing this application form:
I agree that while the Applicant is under 18 years old, the applicant’s parents/legal guardian will liaise with Massey University College and Massey University or the residential
caregiver will liaise with Massey University College and Massey University regarding the Applicant’s wellbeing and study progress if the Applicant is enrolled.
I acknowledge that when the Applicant is under 18 years old and does not live with a parent or legal guardian, the Applicant will not be enrolled unless:
a. the Applicant is in a supervised group of students whose educational instruction is not for more than three months; or
b. the Applicant is in the care of a residential caregiver (homestay carer or a licensed hostel or a designated caregiver (a relative or family friend nominated by the parent or
guardian as the caregiver and accommodation provider for the Applicant)).
I understand that all such accommodation must be compliant with the Code.
I will supply Massey University College and Massey University with written details of handover requirements if the Applicant becomes enrolled and should their enrolment end
while the Applicant is under 18 years old. I understand that the Applicant will not receive a Confirmation of Enrolment until Massey University College and Massey University have
received this information from me.
While the Applicant is under 18 years old and enrolled at Massey University College and Massey University, and in the care of a residential caregiver, I understand that
Massey University College and Massey University will:
a. visit the residential caregiver’s home to determine that the Applicant’s accommodation is appropriate; and
b. require the residential caregiver and any adults 18 years old or older living at the address to be vetted by the New Zealand Police and undertake safety checks; and
c. maintain regular communication about the Applicant’s wellbeing and academic progress; and
d. carry out its obligations under the Education (Pastoral Care of International Students) Code of Practice 2016.
Signature of applicant: Date (dd/mm/yyyy)
Name of applicant’s parent/legal guardian (if application is Under18):
Signature of applicant’s parent/legal guardian (if application is Under18): Date (dd/mm/yyyy)
Email of the applicant’s parent/legal guardian:
Please print, sign and send this form and all supporting documentation to: muc.admissions@massey.ac.nz
THE INFORMATION IN THIS SECTION APPLIES TO INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS STUDYING IN NEW ZEALAND ONLY
COMPULSORY MEDICAL AND TRAVEL INSURANCE
International students (including group students) are required to provide evidence of appropriate medical and travel insurance while studying in New Zealand. This insurance must provide cover
for pre-existing medical conditions and the costs of any support requirements.
For a list of approved options visit Massey website
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
The Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) provides accident insurance for all New Zealand citizens, residents and temporary visitors to New Zealand, but students will still be liable
for all other medical and related costs. Further information can be viewed on the ACC website at www.acc.co.nz
HEALTH AND DISABILITY
Full disclosure of any disability, impairment, long-term injury, or chronic medical conditions is necessary so that the University and the College can assess its ability to support
international students during their study in New Zealand.
ELIGIBILITY FOR HEALTH SERVICES
Most international students are not entitled to publicly funded health services while in New Zealand. If a student receives medical treatment during their visit they will 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, and can be viewed on the website
at www.moh.govt.nz
STUDENT VISAS/IMMIGRATION
To apply for a student visa you will need to present a Receipt of Payment from Massey University College to your nearest Immigration New Zealand office, New Zealand Embassy
or High Commission.
Full details of visa and permit requirements, advice on rights to employment in New Zealand while studying, and reporting requirements, are available through the Immigration
New Zealand website at www.immigration.govt.nz
CODE OF PRACTICE FOR THE PASTORAL CARE OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Massey University College has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students. Copies of the Code are available on request from
the Massey University College and Massey University or from the NZQA website at www.nzqa.govt.nz
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