The Vice-Chancellor
"What defines us is our capacity to shape the future of our nation and our commitment to taking what is special about New Zealand to the world."Steve Maharey
Vice-Chancellor
Latest news from the office of the Vice-Chancellor
Wednesday 8 February 2012
A high-level Massey delegation travelled to Hawke's Bay last month cementing links built over several years.Wednesday 21 December 2011
Crime and intelligence issues will form key components in a closer relationship between the New Zealand Police and Massey University, which was recognised with the signing of a memorandum of understanding in Wellington today.Sunday 13 November 2011
Ties between Wellington businesses and the University and other parts of the tertiary education sector were celebrated at a recent networking function at the Museum Building.Tuesday 8 November 2011
Science and Innovation Minister Dr Wayne Mapp was guest of honour at the second graduation for food technology students at Massey's Singapore campus last week.Saturday 1 October 2011
Australian students are about to receive Spanish tuition from language staff at Massey University.Monday 26 September 2011
Joint research on solutions to urgent health issues, such as diabetes, is one of the main aims of a Heads of Agreement signed by Massey University and the Waitemata District Health Board.Friday 17 June 2011
Massey University is well placed to help transform New Zealand's agricultural sector and ensure it reaches its global potential, according to Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey.Monday 30 May 2011
The College of Education last week signed a memorandum of understanding with delegates from Semerang State University in Indonesia, formalising the ongoing relationship between the two universities and representing a deepening of Massey's overall relationship with alumni and education providers in...Tuesday 22 March 2011
Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey has released the updated Road to 2020 strategy, outlining Massey major goals for this decade.Wednesday 23 February 2011
Massey University has provided information to all staff and students about the latest Canterbury earthquake to assist those affected and those who have family and friends affected.



