Student Centre Mount Cook, Wellington 6021

Welcome to the Student Centre at Massey University Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa, located in Wellington, New Zealand. As an establishment and point of interest, our university is dedicated to creating a supportive and inclusive environment for all students to succeed and thrive in every moment.

At Massey University, we offer a wide range of study options for both first-time students and those looking to return or change direction. Whether you're interested in on-campus or distance learning, we have the resources and support to help you succeed.

Our alumni are making a difference in the world, and we encourage you to stay connected with Massey even after you graduate. Discover the exciting things they are doing and join our vibrant community.

We are proud to provide a space for Māori students to connect and celebrate their culture at Māori @ Massey. Additionally, Pacific Massey is dedicated to supporting Pacific students through various services, research, resources, events, and organizations.

In exciting news, our very own Chief Executive of the School of Aviation, Ashok Poduval, has been elected President of Aviation New Zealand. This is a testament to the expertise and leadership within our institution.

We are also thrilled to announce and celebrate the finalists of the New Zealand Food Awards 2023. This prestigious event showcases the innovation and talent in the food industry.

The latest findings from the New Zealand Drug Trends Survey reveal notable changes in drug availability and prices, with an increase in cannabis availability and a decrease in methamphetamine prices.

Our dedicated lecturers and psychology researchers are working on a gaming laboratory project that aims to improve lives, particularly for those living with dementia. This innovative approach shows the potential of drawing as a clinical tool.

As part of a Health Research Council-funded project, a new play will be presented to the community as part of the Precarity, Wellbeing, and the Creative Arts Symposium on our Auckland campus. This play highlights the intersection of health and the creative arts.

While COVID-19 may be fading from memory for many, our researcher Dr. Liangni Sally Liu is assessing its impact on New Zealand's growing Asian communities. This important work sheds light on the unique challenges faced by these communities.

Finally, new research published in Frontiers in Communication reveals that there is a lack of awareness among New Zealanders about early earthquake warning systems. We aim to bridge this knowledge gap and ensure the safety of our communities.

Stay connected with Massey University Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa to discover more exciting news, events, and opportunities. Join us on this journey of learning, growth, and success. Welcome to Massey University!