Partner with us - Mahi tahi me mātou

Collaborate with us as a research partner or ask us to carry out research on your behalf.

We often carry out research for partners outside Massey or collaborate with partners on certain topics or as part of long-term relationships. Our consultancy draws on expertise from within the College and around the university, offering fresh thinking.

Become a research partner

Contact our Heads of School to ask about consultancy or becoming a research partner.

Professor Paul Kenyon

Professor Paul Kenyon

PhD, MAppSc, BAgrSc
Head of School, Professor in Sheep Husbandry, Doctoral Supervisor
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Department
School of Agriculture and Environment
Campus
Manawatū campus, Palmerston North
Professor Monty Sutrisna

Professor Monty Sutrisna

Head of School of Built Environment
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Professor Chris Scogings

Professor Chris Scogings

Head of School of Mathematical and Computational Sciences
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Professor Jamie Quinton

Professor Jamie Quinton

Head of School Food Technology and Natural Sciences
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Professor Jon Huxley

Professor Jon Huxley

Dean and Head of School of Veterinary Science
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Sciences news

Discover news from the College of Sciences.

Built Environment research projects win global recognition

Friday 2 October 2026

Two Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University’s community impact research projects have been shortlisted and named in the top 25 per cent of the 2026 Quacquarelli Symonds Reimagine Education Awards.

Finding the formula for success

Friday 2 October 2026

A few failed papers in his second year put Bachelor of Science graduate Matt Hoggard on a longer path to graduation, but through resilience and the right support, his chemistry degree has opened the door to an international career.

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Plant science student awarded for fresh perspective on NZ’s horticulture industry

Wednesday 23 September 2026

Xinyu Wu’s interest in plant science comes from her family experiences as well as her curiosity about what science can make possible.

Opinion: Be alert, not alarmed: prepare early for El Niño

Monday 21 September 2026

By Professor Danny Donaghy

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