2017 Graduation season kicks off

Thursday 20 April 2017

More than 1000 students will graduate across six ceremonies in Auckland next week, kicking off Massey's graduation events for 2017.

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Brittany Coates graduated with a double major in human nutrition and psychology at the 2016 Auckland Graduation ceremony.

Last updated: Friday 27 May 2022

More than 1000 students will graduate across six ceremonies in Auckland next week, kicking off Massey’s graduation events for 2017.

The ceremonies start on Wednesday morning at Takapuna’s Bruce Mason Centre, and continue twice-daily until Friday, along with events to celebrate Māori and Pasifika graduates.

A total of 1187 students will graduate, including 16 students with doctorates and 242 receiving master’s degrees. Graduation ceremonies will be held in Palmerston North and Wellington next month.

Massey staff will be on hand to take photos for social media after each ceremony. Photo booths will be set up by the waterfront outside Takapuna Beach Café. It's a great chance to get some more casual photos with family and friends. These photos will be posted on Facebook after each ceremony, for students to share, like and comment on.

Twitter and Instagram users attending graduation day, whether in academic robes or as family and friends, are encouraged to share highlights using the hashtag #MasseyGrad.

You can watch a live stream of each ceremony here.

Auckland Graduation Ceremonies 26 - 28 April

Ceremony One

Wednesday, 26 April at 10.30am

Massey Business School A

Guest speaker – Dave Chambers, Managing Director, Progressive Enterprises

Ceremony Two

Wednesday 26 April at 2.30pm

Massey Business School B

Guest speaker – Gareth Berry, Chief Executive Officer, Unleashed Software

Ceremony Three

Thursday, 27 April at 10.30am

College of Sciences

Guest speaker – Dr Charlotte Severne, Assistant Vice-Chancellor, Māori and Pasifika

Ceremony Four

Thursday, 27 April at 2.30pm

College of Health

New Zealand School of Music

Professional and Continuing Education

Guest speaker – Professor Jane Mills, Pro Vice-Chancellor, College of Health

Ceremony Five

Friday, 28 April at 10.30am

College of Humanities and Social Sciences A

Guest speaker – Precious Clark, Director Maurea Consulting

Ceremony Six

Friday, 28 April at 2.30pm

College of Humanities and Social Sciences B

Guest speaker – Precious Clark, Director Maurea Consulting

Celebration to Honour Pasifika Graduates

Wednesday, 26 April at 6.00pm

Celebration to Honour Māori Graduates

Thursday, 27 April at 6.30pm