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Animal science degree expands with two new majors for 2027
Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University is expanding the Bachelor of Animal Science with two new majors in response to growing demand for graduates with the skills to support the future of Aotearoa New Zealand’s primary industries.
Ngā Haumi ki te Ao hosts Te Huinga Tauira on the Auckland campus
Nearly 400 students were welcomed to Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University’s Ōtehā campus over semester break for Te Huinga Tauira – an annual gathering of Māori student associations in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Connecting people, place and possibility: Massey University’s new strategy
Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University has launched its Strategy 2026-2030, setting a bold course to become Aotearoa New Zealand's most applied and connected university and accelerate our contribution to the prosperity, wellbeing and sustainability of New Zealand.
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Animal science degree expands with two new majors for 2027
Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University is expanding the Bachelor of Animal Science with two new majors in response to growing demand for graduates with the skills to support the future of Aotearoa New Zealand’s primary industries.
New communication pathways emerge from Massey and Mahindra partnership
A delegation from Mahindra University recently visited the university’s Pukeahu Wellington and Manawatū campuses to explore opportunities for students, academics and research collaboration.
Exploring the food and fibre sector with two new youth summits in 2027
Following the success of the inaugural Food Innovation Youth Summit earlier this year, planning is underway for an expanded programme in January 2027, with two summits providing Year 12 and 13 students with a first-hand look into the food and fibre sector.
New agriculture and horticulture diplomas support upskilling to meet growing industry demand
Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University is introducing new graduate and postgraduate diplomas in agriculture and horticulture in 2027, creating flexible study opportunities for professionals looking to upskill, retrain or advance their careers in Aotearoa New Zealand’s primary industries.
Research news
How hydrated is your cat? New study investigates feline feeding habits
A new research project is investigating the feeding habits of domestic cats across Aotearoa New Zealand to better understand how moisture in their diets may influence health as they age.
New research examines how farmers view data sharing in an increasingly digital agricultural sector
A new research project exploring how agricultural stakeholders respond to and make decisions about emerging technologies aims to better understand how farm data is governed, shared and used in Aotearoa New Zealand’s rapidly evolving agricultural landscape.
Turning apple leftovers into tomorrow’s food packaging innovation
Fourth-year food technology student Ed Ron Ng is exploring how food processing by-products can be transformed into sustainable, high-performance packaging materials thanks to a new scholarship from Revo Packaging.
Massey researcher helps set the record straight on volcanic eruption myths
When a volcano erupts, misinformation can spread almost as quickly as the ash cloud itself.
Student success news
Top secondary school football talent on display on Manawatū campus
More than 600 students, coaches, officials, whānau and supporters visited the Manawatū campus last week as the university hosted the New Zealand Secondary Schools Football Boys’ Premier Tournament.
Ngā Haumi ki te Ao hosts Te Huinga Tauira on the Auckland campus
Nearly 400 students were welcomed to Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University’s Ōtehā campus over semester break for Te Huinga Tauira – an annual gathering of Māori student associations in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Massey athletes make their mark at Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games
Athletes connected to Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University were among those who represented Aotearoa New Zealand at the recent Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Analysing code and currents to get ahead
James Senior developed an early love of efficiency, analysis and problem solving. As a Bachelor of Science student and canoe slalom athlete, he has found that each pursuit strengthens the other, continually shaping how he approaches a challenge.
Opinion and features
Opinion: When did asking for help become a public safety problem?
By Dr Matt Wynyard
Opinion: Change to our built environment is coming, and not only are we not ready, we’re spending money trying to avoid the inevitable
By Professor Elspeth Tilley and Simone Gabriel
A majority Māori and Pacific All Blacks squad shows how far rugby’s ‘greatest rivalry’ has come
By Professor Rochelle Stewart-Withers and Associate Professor Jeremy Hapeta
Opinion: Why the next UN Secretary-General matters to New Zealand
By Associate Professor Damien Rogers
Awards and appointments
Psychology Professor recognised with national fellowship
Head of School of Psychology Professor Kirsty Ross has been elected a Fellow of the New Zealand Psychological Society, in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the profession.
CanConstructNZ team wins Research Team of the Year Award for impact on New Zealand’s construction sector
Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University’s construction and built environment researchers are celebrating after winning the Research Team of the Year Award at the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Awards in Auckland last week.
Massey Professor elected President of leading mathematics education research group
Professor Jodie Hunter has been elected President of the Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia (MERGA). She is the first academic outside of Australia to lead the organisation in its 50-year history.
Researcher awarded Explorer Grant to improve sleep and mental wellbeing for new mothers
Dr Ying Jin has received a Health Research Council Explorer Grant to investigate how wearable technology and artificial intelligence could improve sleep, mental wellbeing and postnatal care for new mothers in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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How hydrated is your cat? New study investigates feline feeding habits
A new research project is investigating the feeding habits of domestic cats across Aotearoa New Zealand to better understand how moisture in their diets may influence health as they age.
Top secondary school football talent on display on Manawatū campus
More than 600 students, coaches, officials, whānau and supporters visited the Manawatū campus last week as the university hosted the New Zealand Secondary Schools Football Boys’ Premier Tournament.
New research examines how farmers view data sharing in an increasingly digital agricultural sector
A new research project exploring how agricultural stakeholders respond to and make decisions about emerging technologies aims to better understand how farm data is governed, shared and used in Aotearoa New Zealand’s rapidly evolving agricultural landscape.
Animal science degree expands with two new majors for 2027
Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University is expanding the Bachelor of Animal Science with two new majors in response to growing demand for graduates with the skills to support the future of Aotearoa New Zealand’s primary industries.
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