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No-one left behind: Massey signs Aotearoa sustainability declaration
In a bid to further Massey's commitment to the United Nation's Sustainability Development Goals (SDG), the university has signed the Aotearoa Sustainability Declaration, alongside 160 other organisations.
Aotearoa’s only Māori visual arts degree offers new shorter courses
Aotearoa's only Māori visual arts programme, based at Massey University, is about to launch two shorter programmes to allow greater access to more students keen to immerse themselves in contemporary Māori art.
Massey researcher awarded for stimulating public engagement in the electoral process
Associate Professor Grant Duncan has just been awarded the inaugural Australasian Council of Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities prize for Engagement and Public Communication.
Giant Waikato penguin: school kids discover new species
A giant fossilised penguin discovered by Hamilton school children has been revealed as a new species by Massey University researchers.
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Contraception choices highlighted by Massey researcher on podcast
Health Psychologist Dr Tracy Morison has shared her research on the complexities around contraception choice in an episode of international science podcast, ResearchPod.
Giant Waikato penguin: school kids discover new species
A giant fossilised penguin discovered by Hamilton school children has been revealed as a new species by Massey University researchers.
Story-sharing research project looks at service engagement and unmet needs in healthcare
Wāhi Kōrero, an online platform providing people an anonymous space to share their experiences with the health system, was recently launched by Massey researchers.
MBIE funding awarded to researchers for innovative, cutting-edge projects
Four projects led by Massey University researchers have been awarded more than $12 million in the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment's (MBIE) 2021 Endeavour Fund.
No-one left behind: Massey signs Aotearoa sustainability declaration
In a bid to further Massey's commitment to the United Nation's Sustainability Development Goals (SDG), the university has signed the Aotearoa Sustainability Declaration, alongside 160 other organisations.
Aotearoa’s only Māori visual arts degree offers new shorter courses
Aotearoa's only Māori visual arts programme, based at Massey University, is about to launch two shorter programmes to allow greater access to more students keen to immerse themselves in contemporary Māori art.
Expanding our understanding of the philosophy of perception
Described by its publisher as "the only single-authored textbook on philosophy of perception currently available", the second edition of Professor Bill Fish's book Philosophy of Perception: A Contemporary Introduction has just been published.
First Tongan Black Stick and Massey graduate - Lulu Tuilotolava
As part of celebrating Uike Kātoanga'i 'o e lea faka-Tonga - Tonga Language Week, we interviewed recent graduate and former NZ Black Stick, Louisa (Lulu) Tuilotolava.
Professor Mohan J. Dutta recognised as Distinguished Scholar
Professor Mohan J. Dutta of the School of Communications, Journalism and Marketing and Centre for Culture-Centred Approach to Research and Evaluation (CARE) has been named as a 2021 Distinguished Scholar by the National Communication Association (NCA).
Massey researcher awarded for stimulating public engagement in the electoral process
Associate Professor Grant Duncan has just been awarded the inaugural Australasian Council of Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities prize for Engagement and Public Communication.
Massey appoints renowned Māori scholar
One of Aotearoa's foremost Māori scholars, Rangi Mātāmua, Ngāi Tūhoe, has been appointed as a Professor of Mātauranga Māori at Massey's Te Pūtahi-a-Toi, School of Māori Knowledge.
Massey alumni values the opportunity to study later in life
Rebekah Sulman graduated earlier this year with her second Massey qualification, a master's in management, after leaving school in the early '90s with the equivalent of NCEA Level 1.
Opinion: “Are you ok?"
Wellbeing is something that is worthy of putting effort and time into each day, but events like Mental Health Awareness Week remind us of the importance of taking stock and asking ourselves and others "Are you ok?"
Backyard cricket turns into White Ferns dream
White Fern Hannah Rowe is currently on a six-week tour in the United Kingdom, juggling her studies with her passion for cricket.
Opinion: Cyberattacks and crime on the rise in New Zealand – What is the Government doing?
On Friday, one of us tried to order pizza, but their ANZ credit card couldn't be processed, because the bank was being submitted to a Distributed Denial of Service attack.
Opinion: Tongan Language Week
It is with mixed feelings that I write this. I speak Tongan as my first language, but my understanding of its grammatical composition is restricted to what I was taught at high school.
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