The sixth annual New Zealand Rainbow Excellence Awards ceremony saw Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University awarded both ...

Eligibility restrictions: New Zealand citizen or permanent resident. Sporting achievement. Successfully completed, or currently be completing, at least one year of undergraduate degree study at Massey ...

The Yvonne Smith scholarship fund was set up in 1999 to encourage and promote women as future leaders of New Zealand business and society. The value of the scholarship may be as high as $65,000. It is ...

Newly published work has highlighted that ecosystems rich in diverse species contribute to cleaner air, water, more food ...

School of Aviation Lecturer John Murrie and the Mental Health and Addiction Team have been recognised in the Te Whatu ...

Understanding how to optimise organisational culture is the subject of a first-of-its-kind research initiative led by Massey ...

Leading food scientists, communication experts, and researchers exploring the intersection of wildlife and human disease ...

Embarking on a journey to study abroad is like the majestic Toroa bird’s incredible oceanic adventure. It's a leap into the unknown, filled with challenges, and a quest for knowledge and growth. The ...

For Hawa Lee, pursuing a Master of Applied Social Work was more than just a return to academia. It was a transformative journey that deepened her commitment to helping others and grew her passion for ...

Postdoctoral fellow and PhD candidate at the Riddet Institute, Natalie Ahlborn, has received second prize at an international dairy industry award after impressing the judges with her milk research.

Aotearoa New Zealand has a chronic shortage of doctors – so why is there not a faster pathway for overseas doctors to practice here? Doctoral student Johanna Thomas-Maude has won the Three Minute ...

The positive impacts that sustainable living can have on brain health is the subject of a research project led by Associate Professor Susanne Röhr from the School of Psychology. Over 70,000 people in ...