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FIND YOURSELFIN NEW ZEALANDSemester Summer InternshipsFieldwork Student-Athletes Faculty-Led Programmesmassey.ac.nz/studyabroad
Campus LocationsBAY OF ISLANDSCOROMANDELAUCKLAND CAMPUSNORTH ISLANDROTORUAGISBORNELAKE TAUPONEW PLYMOUTHFLYWINESNOWMT. RUAPEHUMT. TARANAKINAPIERHASTINGSWANGANUISURFMANAWATÜ CAMPUSPALMERSTON NORTHWELLINGTON CAMPUS2
Where Our Subjects Are TaughtAUCKLANDAccountancyMANAWATÜPALMERSTON cultural Engineeringl138Agriculture and Horticulturel119Agronomyl283Animal SciencellArt and Design Studies117lAviation g and ConstructionlBusinessllBusiness Lawll155Chemistryll123ChineselClassical Studiesl218Communication and JournalismlComputer SciencellCreative Media ProductionlDispute Resolution201llDevelopment Studies115241Commercial MusicDefence and Security 96Economicsll178Education Studiesll254Educational and DevelopmentalPsychologyll256Electronics and Info EngineeringllEarth ScienceEmergency Services Management281lEngineeringllEnglishll130228l1393
STUDY AREAEnvironmental ScienceAUCKLANDlEquineExpressive ArtslMANAWATÜPALMERSTON NORTHFinancel121286ll139l212125lFine Artsl213Food 50l214Health SciencesllHistoryll148Horticulturel284Human Developmentll275Human Resource Managementll114Humanities and Social SciencesllIndustrial Designl230l198Industrial Innovationll287Information Systemsll157Information Technologyll158Japanesell242Learning and Teachingll263LinguisticsllLogistics and Supply ChainManagementlManagementlMäori Resource andEnvironmental Managementl172240l152l235Mäori StudiesllMarketingllMathematicsllMechatronics and Automation EngllMedia Studiesll150l156160282l154Nanosciencel236Natural Resource Managementl188Natural Sciences4SUBJECTCODElFashion DesignlWELLINGTONl246
STUDY AREAAUCKLANDNutritional SciencelOccupational Health and SafetylPhilosophylMANAWATÜPALMERSTON ODEPhysicsll124Physiologyll194Plant Biologyll120l285Plant HealthPoliticsl200lPortuguesel292Process Engineeringll280Property Studiesll127PsychologyllPublic Health175lResource and EnvironmentalPlanning231132l290RetaillSocial Anthropologyll146Social Policyll279Social Workll179Sociologyll176Soil ScienceSpanish189lllSpatial Designl245l224271Speech and Language TherapylSport and Exercise SciencellSport Managementll234Statisticsll161Te Reo Mäorill300l234Textile Designl223Visual and Material Culturel237Visual Communication Designl222Zoologyll199Find individual courses by subject code or keyword on our course search atmassey.ac.nz/course5
Welcome to New ZealandMassey is a world-ranked university with intriguing courses to take as youhave the time of your life exploring our country. We make it easy for you tolive and study in New Zealand.ACCOMMODATION SUPPORTENROLLED IN COURSES BEFORE YOU ARRIVEMULTIPLE SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLEEVENTS THROUGHOUT THE SEMESTERAIRPORT PICK UPOFF-CAMPUS TRIPS AND EXCURSIONSCourses and the Academic YearStudents normally take four courses, each worth 15 credits, during a semester. These 60credits are equivalent to 12 - 15 U.S. semester credits, 30 ECTS, or 60 CATS.The academic year is divided into two semesters. Semester One runs mid-February to lateJune. Semester Two goes from mid-July through mid-November.SEMESTER ONESUMMERJANFEBSEMESTER JULMid-Semester BreakAUGSPRINGSEPOCTNOVDECExaminationsMassey provides thousands of dollars in scholarships each year. We work with EducationNew Zealand and our study abroad partners around the world to make these available to you.6
SemesterFinding yourself while you are in New Zealandhappens as you travel throughout the country andpursue your ambitions. At Massey, you’ll find facultymembers ready to help you delve into your academicinterests in an entirely new way.Spending one or two semesters studying at Massey will give you theinternational experience future employers want to see on your resume. Ourcourses will credit back to your degree and you can study unique subjectsnot available at your home university. Most of our students get out and explorethe North Island over their weekends and fly to the South Island during the midsemester break.Find courses, learn about life at Massey, and see what other students have to say aboutstudying with us at massey.ac.nz/studyabroadNew Zealand StudiesEnrolling in a course focused on New Zealand content is an excellent way to to get more outof your time here. Past students enjoyed courses such as New Zealand history, flora andfauna, politics, culture, environmental management, Asia-Pacific economies, cross-culturalcommunication, and Mäori language, issues, and visual arts.A World Ranked UniversityMassey features among the world’s elite institutions by being ranked within the top 3%of universities in the world by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) and Times Higher Education.Massey has specialisations from all five QS Subject Areas within its top world rankings.ACCOUNTINGAGRICULTUREART & ER SCIENCEDEVELOPMENT STUDIESECONOMICSEDUCATIONELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEFINANCEGEOGRAPHYMANAGEMENTMATHEMATICSMEDIA STUDIESSOCIOLOGYSTATISTICSVETERINARY SCIENCE7
SummerMost summer study abroad programmes are based in a classroom.Not ours. You will travel through some of the planet’s most spectacularscenery, intern with a foreign organisation, and see parts of New Zealandopen only to locals, all while earning credit over your summer break.National Expedition and InternshipOur six-week programme equates to 6 - 8 U.S. semester credits, 15 ECTS, or 30 CATS. Thisopportunity, which is unlike any other in New Zealand, combines a two-week nationalexpedition starting in June with a four-week internship.Having international experience can make an impressive difference in your resume orgraduate school application even if you never plan on living outside your home country.Businesses and companies look for applicants with a global mindset to engage with theirculturally diverse employees and overseas clients. A foreign internship will set you apartfrom the masses as you work to advance your career.ProfileAmanda WhiteMiami University, USAThe structure of the National Expedition and Internshipis a unique “best of both worlds,” in that I saw that Iwould be able to both travel throughout New Zealandand get to know one city very well. I wanted a vibrantinternship experience and time abroad, which Masseywas able to provide through this program. We maderandom stops along the way at the most incredible littletowns or natural wonders, and so many moments on thetour were standout experiences.8
Multiple Options for a Range of MajorsThe National Expedition and Internship will take you across the North and South Islands andplace you in an internship where you’ll work on real-world problems relevant to your degree.Each track has a unique focus, with different dates and itineraries.JUNJULAUGCOMMUNICATION AND MARKETINGJournalism, Media Studies, Public Relations, Advertising,Marketing, and Communication majorsDISASTER RISK AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENTEmergency Management, Homeland Security, Public Safety, Engineering,Urban and Regional Planning, Public Policy, Sociology, Geography, andHealth Sciences majorsExplore New Zealand ScholarshipsMassey University offers multiple scholarships to make your summer adventure even moreaffordable. Information about the scholarships, itineraries, internship placements, and more isavailable at massey.ac.nz/explorenz9
Internships and Experiential OpportunitiesFull-Semester InternshipOur internship involves a placement in a media company, for-profit business, community artsagency, sports organisation, governmental department, or global non-profit. The internshipcan credit back to your degree the four courses you take at Massey. The internship course isavailable on all three Massey campuses during either semester.International Relations Office InternshipPlacements focusing on Massey’s study abroad and student exchange programmes areavailable both semesters. This for-credit internship will serve as one of your Massey courses.Interns will work alongside our Palmerston North team to increase the number of Masseystudents going out on exchange and recruit international students to study here. Internshipswith the National Expedition and Internship team on the Wellington campus may also beavailable.ProfileKim TraskWhitworth University, USAMassey’s communication program stood out to mebecause it gave me the opportunity to complete theelectives for my degree as well as gain internshipcredit. The best part of this internship was the networkand relationships I gained in the process. I alwayswelcomed the escape from my “student life” routine tocome to work and be productive and have the chance toenjoy conversation with other adults about things otherthan homework. Having Kiwi co-workers around theoffice was also helpful in learning more aboutNew Zealand.10
Fieldwork OpportunitiesMany Massey courses provide a fieldwork component, which is a great way to get hands-onexperience outside the classroom. These courses also give you the opportunity to exploreNew Zealand as part of your studies. A number of subject areas offer courses involvingfieldwork.AGRICULTUREANIMAL SCIENCEBUILDING AND CONSTRUCTIONECOLOGYENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEGEOGRAPHYRESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTALPLANNINGPEOPLE AND SPORT11
Global Student-AthleteA semester abroad doesn’t have to keep you from training for your sport.We help male and female athletes from any sport improve their fitness andstamina while studying overseas.Global Student-Athlete (GSA) combines international high-performance coaching and trainingwith one or two semesters of study. You will train with elite athletes and engage with sportsprofessionals. All GSA options are based in Palmerston North and scholarships are available.For more information, visit massey.ac.nz/gsaStrength and ConditioningThis option provides you with access to two on-campus athletic facilities, twenty-foursessions with a New Zealand high-performance trainer, and additional services.STRENGTH, POWER, AND SPEED ASSESSMENTTWO CONSULTATION SESSIONSCREATION AND ONGOING MONITORING OFSPORT-SPECIFIC TRAINING PLANSWEEKLY INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP STRENGTHAND CONDITIONING SESSIONSElite Sport ServicesThis track gives you a sports centre membership, access to fitness classes, and twocomprehensive workshops. Examples of workshop topics include the following.SPORTS NUTRITION SEMINARUNDERSTANDING STRENGTH ANDCONDITIONING SEMINARSPORTS PSYCHOLOGY SEMINARATHLETE LIFE, PLANNING ANDGOAL SETTING WORKSHOPRugbyMale and female rugby players train with professional coaches on a squad of athletes whohave the potential to play for the Manawatü Turbos or Manawatü Cyclones. Your training willfocus on technical and tactical development and involve up to four sessions per week.Rugby only runs during Semester One due to the club rugby season schedule. You will alsoreceive training apparel, membership at the Manawatü Rugby Union Gym, and other benefits.TRAIN ALONGSIDE THE MANAWATÜ RUGBYACADEMY AND WIDER TRAINING SQUADPLAY CLUB RUGBY WITHIN THE REGIONDEVELOP THROUGH VIDEO ANALYSISTUTORIALSPARTICIPATE IN INDIVIDUAL STRENGTH ANDCONDITIONING DEVELOPMENTPARTICIPATE IN INDIVIDUAL STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING DEVELOPMENTAND RECOVERY SESSIONS12MaRugby Uni
GolfTrain and play matches with the region’s top golf professionals. Players receive privatelessons and matches with a golf pro, full membership at the 18-hole Manawatü Golf Club,storage space for your clubs, and additional benefits.IMPROVE DURING WEEKLYINDIVIDUAL LESSONSPLAY FOUR GAMES WITH AMANAWATÜ GOLF CLUB PROTRAIN WITH ONE PRO OR ALTERNATETO LEARN FROM A VARIETY OF PLAYERSRECEIVE RECIPROCAL RIGHTS AT SIXTEENCOURSES IN NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAEquestrianLearn from New Zealand experts at one of the largest equestrian facilities on the NorthIsland. Transportation to the centre, weekly riding lessons in their multiple arenas, and moreare provided.RIDE THREE DAYS PER WEEKWORK WITH THE SAME HORSETHROUGHOUT THE SEMESTERFOCUS ON DRESSAGE OR SHOWJUMPINGGROUP AND PRIVATE LESSONSARE AVAILABLETHE CARE, FEEDING, AND ALL NECESSARY EQUIPMENT FOR YOUR HORSE ARE INCLUDEDCricketThe Manawatü Centre of Cricket Excellence is the world’s first and New Zealand’s onlyindoor grass cricket-specific training facility. You will receive coaching by internationalplayers, a detailed training programme, membership at two gyms, and other benefits.COACHING AND MENTORING BYJACOB ORAM, A FORMER MEMBEROF THE NEW ZEALAND BLACK CAPSATTEND MULTIPLE TRAINING SESSIONSPER WEEKPLACEMENT INTO A LOCAL TEAMENROLMENT IN ELITE SPORT SERVICESTRAIN WITH DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL CRICKETERSManawatüRugby Union13
Custom and Faculty-Led ProgrammesMassey’s team of customised programme experts are the only point ofcontact you need to make all of New Zealand your classroom.Taking your students to a foreign country doesn’t have to feel daunting. Our team will assistyou with everything from drafting a proposal and budget to submit to your department,through to the final programme evaluation. We will handle all the nationwide logistics andallow you to focus on your area of academic specialisation.ONGOING ASSISTANCE WITH PROGRAMME DESIGN AND PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENTPROGRAMME OVERSIGHT BY AN EXPERIENCED LOCAL PROGRAMME COORDINATORHEALTH AND TRAVEL INSURANCEACADEMIC AND CULTURAL ORIENTATION UPON ARRIVALLOCAL ACADEMIC SESSIONS AND RELEVANT SITE VISITSSTART-TO-FINISH LOGISTICAL SUPPORT FOR ALL ACCOMMODATION, TRAVEL, MEALS,CULTURAL EVENTS, AND EXCURSIONS REQUESTED24-HOUR STUDENT SUPPORT WHICH INCLUDES A ROBUSTCRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORKWe can also provide marketing and recruitment collateral, application and enrolmentprocessing, pre-departure student advising, and a customised online pre-arrival orientation.14
Flexible Format and DeliveryWe don’t force you to fit into our model. Our staff can tailor a programme according to yourspecific learning objectives and budget. For example, you can provide all the academiccontent or contract a Massey faculty member to teach a customised course. Your universitycan transcript the programme or your students can enrol directly into Massey courses.You choose the length of your programme and how long you want to spend travelling acrossNew Zealand, based in the field, or on one of Massey’s three North Island campuses. Wecan arrange guest lectures throughout the country and can leverage our close ties withindustry to organise impactful site visits.A Schedule that Works for YouMost programmes typically last between two and ten weeks and can take place any time ofyear. Running a programme during your J-Term, Maymester, and summer, spring, or winterbreaks are all possible. For more information, please visit massey.ac.nz/custom15
Auckland CampusAucklandMassey’s Auckland campus, located in rolling parkland on Auckland’s beautiful North Shore,is New Zealand’s newest and most cutting-edge university destination. Positioned next tothe North Harbour Stadium and the country’s largest shopping centre, this campus is the hubfor many social and sporting events. It is a five-minute ride to beautiful swimming beachesand only 20 minutes from Auckland’s city centre via public transport.The growing campus offers 70 majors to more than 6,500 students, including programmes inbusiness, education, engineering, expressive arts, fundamental sciences, food technology,languages, mathematics and information sciences, nursing, public health, psychology,sociology, and social work. State-of-the-art science laboratories complement the newlyopened Student Central complex at the heart of the campus.Massey’s high-tech business incubator, the eCentre, leads the way in shaping New Zealandbusinesses of the future. The Massey University Trading Room contains Bloomberg financialterminals, a live stock ticker, analysis feeds, and news screens. Our Auckland campus alsohas key partnerships with one of the largest technology parks in New Zealand.massey.ac.nz/aucklandClubs and SocietiesMassey’s Albany Students’ Association (asa.ac.nz) promotes a large number of clubs andsocieties including:16 Massey Albany Rugby Club Massey Albany Football Federation Massey Albany Snow Club Massey University Frisbee Federation Massey Albany Movie Club Massey University Theatre Society Massey Rock Climbing Club
AucklandCity of SailsRanked in Lonely Planet’s Top 10 Best in Travel destinations, Auckland is New Zealand’slargest and most multicultural city. It is the country’s commercial and economic centre, andis highly rated in international surveys as one of the best cities in the world to live because ofits sophisticated urban environment, great climate, and numerousleisure options.A city of immigrants, Auckland’s colourful mix of Mäori, Pacific Island, Asian, and Europeancultures ensures access to a wide range of food and cultural touch points that celebratediversity and encourage interaction.Auckland is surrounded by water and is known as the City of Sails because of the hundredsof yachts that sail on the three harbours the 1.5 million Aucklanders can access.Within half an hour of the city centre are two mountain ranges, numerous beaches, 48volcanic cones, and more than 50 islands. As the main gateway to New Zealand, Aucklandairport has direct flights to more than 33 cities worldwide, including those in the PacificIslands, Asia, and the Americas.Festivals and Events January – St Jerome’s Laneway Festival August – New Zealand Fashion Week February – Auckland Lantern Festival October – Auckland Diwali Festival March – Pasifika Festival Auckland November – Taste of Auckland May - International Film FestivalCultural FestivalThis festival celebrates the vibrant international community on campus. Students fromChina, Germany, India, Japan, the Middle East, the Pacific Islands, the USA, and others dressin their traditional clothing and sell food and crafts from their home countries. They alsoshare their culture through dance and performances.ProfileJamie MusbachUniversity of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, USANew Zealand exceeded my expectations. I was expecting to likeit but I wasn’t expecting to fall in love with it. Let’s just say thatthere was nothing that disappointed me. Swimming with wildDusky dolphins in Kaikoura, kayaking in Milford Sound, bungeejumping in Queenstown, riding horses on the beach in Auckland,hiking the Tongariro Crossing, they all rocked. I also liked theprofessors at Massey. They are super laid back, understanding,and helpful. Makes learning more easy going and less stressful.17
Manawatū CampusPalmerston NorthLocated in Palmerston North, the Manawatü campus reflects its history as the original campus,with lovely heritage buildings in a park-like setting. Massey Manawatü offers more than 6,000students the widest range of subjects within the sciences, health, business, humanities, andsocial sciences.The campus is New Zealand’s premier teaching and research location for the agricultural,animal, biological, horticultural, food technology, veterinary, and life sciences. You willfind four-star affordable accommodation on campus and free bus service throughoutPalmerston North.It’s easy to make friends and start new adventures with the huge range of clubs and societiesavailable. The campus boasts rugby and soccer fields, the Sport and Rugby Institute, anaward-winning recreation centre, an equestrian centre, and an all-weather Olympic-standardathletics track.massey.ac.nz/manawatuClubs and SocietiesA wide range of student societies and clubs are affiliated with the Massey UniversityStudents’ Association (musa.org.nz) including Massey University Fire Club Mixed Martial Arts Massey Surf, Snow, and Skate Club Vex Robotics Massey University Rugby Club Glee Club Massey University Handball Club MU Business Students’ AssociationProfileMartyn HannUniversity of Exeter, EnglandI met some amazing people, both the Kiwis I met inclass and from travelling, as well as all the people fromaround the world who I lived with in the Massey halls ofresidence. Studying in Palmerston North turned out tobe a lot more relaxed than back at home in England, withsmaller classes leading to a more personal relationshipwith lecturers.18
Palmerston NorthStudent CityPalmerston North has the lowest cost of living of any university city in the entire country. Itis a student city with 40% of its population engaged in tertiary study across five institutions.Palmerston North is New Zealand’s eighth largest city with about 80,000 inhabitants.The city has grown with Massey University and offers energetic arts, entertainment, andsports scenes while maintaining the friendly warmth of heartland New Zealand. Cafés,restaurants serving global cuisines, and outdoor adventure stores ring the compactdowntown square. The city is very walkable and the extensive network of buses and bikelanes make it easy to get around.The region is also home to Linton Military Camp, Royal New Zealand Air Force Base Ohakea,several leading research institutes, Toyota New Zealand’s headquarters, and New Zealand’smultinational dairy company, Fonterra.Students have easy access to the great outdoors. Massey is surrounded by spectacularscenery, stretching from the magnificent Tararua and Ruahine Ranges to the coastal plainsand local beaches. The region is well connected by buses, trains, and the Palmerston airport.Wellington, the central plateau ski-fields, and the beaches and wineries of Hawke’s Bay are alljust a two-hour drive away.Festivals and Events February – New Zealand Cycle Classic February – New Zealand Grand Prix March – Summer Concert in The Square March – Festival of Cultures May/June – International Jazz Festival June – Reel Earth Environmental Film Festival September – International Pacific College Spring Festival December – New Year’s Eve in The SquareSport and AdventureThe Massey Alpine Club is a favourite among study abroad and exchange students. Excitingtrips are scheduled throughout the semester to help students meet each other and exploreNew Zealand. Activities include kayaking, hiking, rock climbing, and camping, as well ascaving, mountain biking, canyoneering, and skydiving. For details, visit muac.org.nzDestination Manawatü19
Wellington CampusWellingtonMassey’s Creative Campus is located in the heart of Wellington’s arts and culture district.The campus has about 3,500 students and is friendly and hip. A great student accommodationcomplex is close to campus and the city centre.This campus offers internationally recognised programmes in business enterprise,communication, fashion, design, textiles, sport and exercise science, fine arts, and journalism.Massey Wellington is home to New Zealand’s most distinguished School of Design and toworld-class research centres. The campus has the Centre for Public Health Research, theSleep/Wake Research Centre, the Mäori Health Research Centre, the Centre for Small andMedium Enterprise Research, the Centre for Disaster Research, and the National Centre forTertiary Teaching Excellence.The campus has new facilities, such as a media and drama lab, and New Zealand’s oldest andmost respected School of Communication, Journalism and Marketing.massey.ac.nz/wellingtonClubs and SocietiesThe many clubs and societies available through the Massey at Wellington Students’Association (mawsa.org.nz) are a great way to meet people. Examples include Massey Rowing Club Massey Surf Club Massey Association ofCommunication Students Massey University Brewing Club Massey Basketball Club Massey University Judo Team Massey University Photography Society Massey Wellington Mangaand Anime Club Massey Skateboarding AssociationProfileNadja DothUniversity of Applied Sciences, GermanyI chose Wellington for its compactness, because I didn’twant to live in a large city. I simply loved the beaches,sea views and the picturesque bays around Wellington.The support I received since arriving at Massey wasgreat, the airport pickup service was convenient andtook me straight to my university apartment.20
WellingtonNew Zealand’s Capital of CoolWellington is the seat of New Zealand’s government and the headquarters of nationalorganisations such as the New Zealand Stock Exchange, the Reserve Bank, the Museumof New Zealand (Te Papa), the Royal New Zealand Ballet, the New Zealand SymphonyOrchestra, and the National Opera.A magnet for creative and innovative people, Wellington is also home to film director PeterJackson’s Academy Award-winning Weta Workshop. Other leading industries includeinformation technology, communication, manufacturing, and biotechnology.Compact and welcoming, Wellington has about 500,000 residents. The city is filled withcafés, boutiques, and colourful nightlife. The greater Wellington region is spread along 497kilometres of magnificent coastline and offers easy access to North and South Island touristregions such as Martinborough’s vineyards, sunny Nelson, and the beautiful MarlboroughSounds.Festivals and Events February – Wellington Sevens June – Wellington Jazz Festival March/April – Cuba Street Festival August – Wellington on a Plate April – Wellington Fashion Week May – LUX Light FestivalSeptember/October –World of Wearable Art Awards Show November – Wellington Sky ShowMarlborough Sounds TripEach semester, exchange and study abroad students enjoy a weekend trip to QueenCharlotte Sound, organised by the International Student Support team. Students often seepods of dolphins during the cruise from Wellington to the coastal town of Picton, located onthe tip of the South Island.Exploring the Sound’s sandy bays, hiking the forested hills, and enjoying a BBQ dinner aregreat ways to make strong friendships and enjoy experiencing a classic Kiwi pastime.21
Student Life and ServicesSupport for International StudentsAn International Student Support team oneach campus will assist you with insuranceand visa questions, arrange airport pick up,organise events and excursions, and provideyou with ongoing support throughout your timeat Massey.AccommodationMassey University offers a range of housingoptions on and off campus. Our single-personrooms include a bed, desk, and wardrobe. Hallresidents share a bathroom, kitchen, and outdoorcommon areas. A fridge, oven, cooking utensils,television, lounge, computers, and laundryfacilities are also provided. On-site staff organisefun social events throughout the semester.Explore the range of housing options availableto you at massey.ac.nz/accommodationWelcome and OrientationDuring the week prior to the start of classes, anumber of workshops, excursions, and campuswide activities are delivered through Massey’sstudent orientation programme. This will helpyou meet people, get involved in university life,and explore your new surroundings.22
Campus Life and LeisureMassey is committed to ensuring an active,enriching campus life beyond the academicexperience and has facilities, associations,and clubs to meet the needs of our studentcommunity. Sport and recreation facilitiesinclude strength training gyms, group fitnessstudios, exercise classes, and playing fields.Massey Students’ Associations on eachcampus act as advocates for students andorganise events such as Orientation Week andthe Unity in Diversity festival, run the studentradio station, and publish the campus magazine.Some of the hundreds of Massey student clubsand societies include rugby, camping, debating,drama, snowboarding, surfing, and martial arts.New Zealand CultureMassey’s two marae (Mäori meeting places),Te Kuratini at Wellington and Te Kupenga o teMatauranga at Palmerston North provide youwith the opportunity to learn more about thefascinating and unique culture of New Zealand’sindigenous people.Health and WellbeingA Massey University Medical Centre operateson each campus during normal office hoursand also provides an after-hours emergencyservice. The University Counselling Serviceprovides professional, confidential counsellingfor students who need additional support.The Chaplaincy Service attends to the needsof students and staff from a variety of faithsand traditions. Christian groups operate onall campuses and each campus has a Muslimprayer room.Disability ServiceEach campus has a Disability Office thatcoordinates services to make Massey anaccessible, comfortable, and supportivelearning environment for students withspecial needs.Visit massey.ac.nz/student to learn about allof our student services.23
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Golf Train and play matches with the region's top golf professionals. Players receive private lessons and matches with a golf pro, full membership at the 18-hole Manawatü Golf Club, storage space for your clubs, and additional benefits. IMPROVE DURING WEEKLY INDIVIDUAL LESSONS PLAY FOUR GAMES WITH A MANAWATÜ GOLF CLUB PRO TRAIN WITH ONE PRO .
