Our world-class, multidisciplinary research creates innovative responses to the challenges faced in today’s business environment. More than 200 staff are researching business and economic-related fields and disciplines.
Covered by our research centres, groups and special interest groups, much of our research falls into five themes:
- sustainability
- technology and digital transformation
- social justice, well-being and decent work
- performance and Governance
- markets and prosperity.
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Massey Business School's research centres and special interest groups study and explore innovative solutions to a range of contemporary issues.
Massey's research community
We value research both as a knowledge-seeking endeavour and as a practical means through which to improve lives, lift social and economic wellbeing, and nurture our environment.
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We offer a supportive environment where the world’s best researchers can flourish.
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Massey University is committed to fostering and supporting a culture of striving for research excellence. We achieve this with investment via internal funding, partnership funding and scholarships.
Business research news
Inflation a rising concern in retirement planning
Retirement planning remains as important as ever for New Zealanders with inflation becoming a significant factor to take into consideration.
New book addresses mental health in higher education
A new book by Dr Teresa Heinz Housel from the School of Communication, Journalism and Marketing examines mental health in higher education.
Exploring the ways drones can be utilised in the forestry sector
A recently published article argues that to operate drones beyond visual line of sight could be a game-changer for the forestry sector.
PhD graduate urges marketers not to ignore older consumers
Aotearoa New Zealand’s population is ageing, yet little has been known about how ageing impacts consumer behaviour.
