The Vice-Chancellor
"Massey is a unique university. It is a successful university. It has a
reputation for excellence in teaching and research, for innovation and
for links with the community... all of us know Massey, like all
universities, faces new challenges."Steve Maharey
Vice-Chancellor
Latest news from the office of the Vice-Chancellor
Food sector backing welcomedThursday 11 March 2010
Massey University Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey has today welcomed the Food Innovation Network New Zealand, a $21 million Government-backed initiative to develop an open-access food network.
Vice-Chancellor takes to the air - photo galleryWednesday 10 March 2010
School of Aviation chief executiveAshok Poduval,
New External Relations head appointedThursday 4 March 2010
The University has announced the appointment of Cas Carter as the new Assistant Vice-Chancellor (External Relations).
University has role to play in economic changeThursday 18 February 2010
Finance Minister Bill English spoke about the need for New Zealand to "lift its economic game" at a business lunch hosted by Massey University and The Auckland Chamber of Commerce.
Knighthood for Professor Mason DurieThursday 31 December 2009
The University's Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Mason Durie, has been made a knight companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit, one of four knights and a dame announced in the 2010 New Year's Honours today.
Vice-Chancellor elected to Chamber of CommerceTuesday 8 December 2009
Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey is one of three new directors elected to the board of the Wellington Regional Chamber of Commerce.
New DVC and International AVC appointmentsThursday 22 October 2009
Two members of the University's Senior Leadership Team have been appointed to new roles in addition to their current responsibilities. Professor Mason Durie has been appointed Deputy Vice-Chancellor, while Professor Ingrid Day is the Assistant Vice-Chancellor responsible for International.
Big increase in science spend will make NZ richFriday 18 September 2009
Massey University Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey has called for a dramatic lift in public and private investment in research, science and technology.
University Council approves 5 per cent fee increaseFriday 4 September 2009
The University's Council today agreed to increases in 2010 domestic student fees of 5 per cent for undergraduate tuition and an increase in postgraduate tuition fees of $500. These are expected to be in line with the fee movements of other universities and will be confirmed at next month's council...
Northland visit to discuss synergies and educational needsFriday 21 August 2009
Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey will spend three days visiting Tai Tokerau (Northland) educators, politicians, business leaders and iwi to hear how the University can support the region educationally and through research.
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