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Massey announces top agricultural students
Prizes have been announced for the undergraduate agricultural and horticultural students who have excelled in the past year.
Security guard turned Massey Scholar – James Cherrington’s journey to Social Work
Master of Social Work graduate James Cherrington, Te iwi o Ngapuhi, te hapū O Ngati Hine, walks in many worlds.
Resample Tatau: turning a personal tattoo journey into audio-visual composition
Auckland-based artist and producer Faiumu Matthew Salapu, better known as Anonymouz, is the 2021 inaugural recipient of the new virtual Toi Rauwhārangi Pacific Art Residency. The residency commences on 15 November and runs for three months.
Brushing up on possums
A Massey University study has investigated the unrestricted gene flow between two subspecies of translocated brushtail possums in Aotearoa New Zealand. The findings are significant to New Zealand's goal of being predator free by 2050.
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Researchers seek to understand sleep support for perinatal mothers
Researchers from the Sleep/Wake Research Centre are hoping to develop an understanding of the sleep-related information, services and interventions offered to perinatal mothers.
New research finds virtual reality could help treat anxiety
Virtual reality has been found to be an effective treatment method for anxiety, according to a new study led by Computer Science Senior Lecturer Dr Nilufar Baghaei and co-authored by PhD student Vibhav Chitale.
New infographics provide insights from women coaches
Insights into women coaches in Aotearoa New Zealand are revealed in a series of three infographics released by High Performance Sport New Zealand together with Massey University.
Vegetables come first for PhD student
There's a rising interest in a 'vegetable first approach' for babies starting to eat solids, and whether this has an impact on their diet later in life.
Drop, cover and hold for ShakeOut 2021
Massey University is yet again taking part in the New Zealand ShakeOut, a national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi.
Massey signs agreement with Wellington Zoo
Massey and Wellington Zoo have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) agreement to establish closer ties and identify more exciting opportunities for both parties.
Resample Tatau: turning a personal tattoo journey into audio-visual composition
Auckland-based artist and producer Faiumu Matthew Salapu, better known as Anonymouz, is the 2021 inaugural recipient of the new virtual Toi Rauwhārangi Pacific Art Residency. The residency commences on 15 November and runs for three months.
Premium financial planning qualification continuing in partnership with Kaplan Professional
Massey Business School (MBS) is continuing the premium financial planning qualification Certificate in Financial Advice following its successful launch late last year.
Massey announces top agricultural students
Prizes have been announced for the undergraduate agricultural and horticultural students who have excelled in the past year.
Team from School of Built Environment take out Global Student Challenge
A team from Massey's School of Built Environment (SBE) have won the eighth-annual Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Global Student Challenge.
Playwriting prize awarded to Creative Writing student
Master of Creative Writing student Rawinia Parata, of Ngāti Porou and Ngāi Tahu, has won a Playmarket Brown Ink award for her debut full-length play 'Our Side of the Fence'.
Appointments made to new Head of School roles within College of Sciences
Two new Head of School appointments have been made within the College of Sciences following the formation of two new schools - the School of Mathematical and Computational Sciences and the School of Natural Sciences.
Supporting communities to improve waterways: Massey alumna finds dream role
It was a human geography paper and the insight into how people interact with the environment and treat the whenua that helped alumna Courtney Bond realise her future career path: supporting communities to improve their waterways.
Security guard turned Massey Scholar – James Cherrington’s journey to Social Work
Master of Social Work graduate James Cherrington, Te iwi o Ngapuhi, te hapū O Ngati Hine, walks in many worlds.
MBA leads to managing multiple large global accounts
Long Nguyen made the difficult decision to pack up his life and leave his job at "one of the best workplaces in Vietnam" in 2019 to move to New Zealand and study a Master of Business Administration (MBA) at Massey University.
Opinion: “If you don’t have a seat at the table bring a folding chair”
The recent announcement of members for the two new health boards - Health New Zealand and Māori Health Authority Board - has generated much thought within the nursing community.
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