Information evenings
Attending one of our information evenings is a great way to find out about Massey University. Parents, whānau, teachers and prospective students are all welcome.
Once I started studying at Massey I knew I had made the right choice for me and I never considered going anywhere else for my postgraduate degree. A lot of this was thanks to the lecturers who understood my passion for football and provided opportunities for me to work in the sport.
Aidan Wivell
Master of Science in Exercise and Sport Science
Massey’s programme gave me a great understanding of how the health system works in New Zealand.
Bronwyn Thornton Hume - Emergency Assistance Coordinator
Bachelor of Health Science
I really liked the smaller classes and how the lecturers get to know you. It makes it easier to ask for support if you need it.
Carmel Trubuhovich - Nutritionist, New Zealand Nutrition Foundation
Bachelor of Science (Double Major in Human Nutrition and Physiology)
In the 10 years since I graduated, I have never had a problem getting a job, wherever I am. I’ve nursed in New Zealand, Australia and the UK.
Erin Simmons
Bachelor of Nursing
I really enjoyed my experience at Massey. The teaching staff is knowledgeable and helpful, the course interesting, and the students friendly.
Haley Clark
Master of Applied Social Work
The best part about my career is that it enables me to actively engage with the public. I love that I’m not bound to an office. I meet people from all different backgrounds. Each day is different and can change with just one phone call or email.
Michelle Campbell - Environmental Health Officer, Wellington City Council
Bachelor of Health Science (Human Health and the Environment)
If you’re ever stuck, you can just knock on a lecturer’s door and ask them for five minutes to run through your problem. They’ll talk you through it until you understand and you’re confident that you know what’s going on. That was a really good support system
Nathan Armstrong
Bachelor of Science (Double major in Exercise and Sport Science and Human Nutrition)
Massey University offers a variety of health-related short courses and professional development opportunities targeted at increasing the skill level of those in the workforce. These bring the latest research and industry developments to your learning, making it relevant, timely and immediately applicable.
Attending one of our information evenings is a great way to find out about Massey University. Parents, whānau, teachers and prospective students are all welcome.
Open days at Massey University are your chance to explore your future options. Held on each campus, they give you an insight into study areas, accommodation, student life and more.
Massey University has three campuses located in Auckland, Palmerston North and Wellington. Study programmes are available on different campuses. Each study programme lists campus availability in the key facts section.
Find out more about the study options, location, accommodation, facilities, and events at our three campuses in:
Many of our programmes are delivered by distance within New Zealand, meaning New Zealand citizens and residents can study partially or fully online while living in New Zealand.
Each study programme lists if it is available via distance learning in the key facts section.
International students and New Zealand citizens can choose to study fully online with Massey University from anywhere in the world—with no requirement to travel to New Zealand.
Information for:
Scholarships can help financially towards the cost of your study.
Each year the Te Rau Puawai Workforce Programme provides bursaries and learning support for students who are seeking to commence or complete a Massey University qualification in the field of Māori mental health.
Find out more about Massey University’s general application due dates. Some selected entry programmes in health have different requirements and deadlines to other programmes. Selected entry programmes in health are in these subjects: