postgraduate prospectus 2021 - massey university

2021 POSTGRADUATE PROSPECTUS

POSTGRADUATE PROSPECTUSWELCOME03 Welcome

04 What is postgraduate study?06 Reputation and rankings07 Why choose Massey University?08 Scholarships09 Māori at Massey10 Pacific at Massey11 Admission12 Resources and services for Postgraduate Students13 Massey Doctorates

WHAT CAN I STUDY?14 What can I study?18 A-Z of postgraduate programmes

CONTACT MASSEY36 Contact Massey for more information

UPDATED JULY 2020

Please note: The information contained in this publication is indicative of the offerings available in 2021 and subsequent years. This information may be subject to change. While all reasonable efforts will be made to ensure listed programmes are offered and regulations are up to date, the University reserves the right to change the content or method of presentation, or to withdraw any qualification or part thereof, or impose limitations on enrolments. For the most up to date information please go to www.massey.ac.nz

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WELCOMEFROM THE VICE-CHANCELLORI am proud of Massey University. As a world-class research university, it solves real-world problems in partnership with its industries and communities. It is unique amongst the New Zealand universities, providing flexible, high quality teaching across a range of subjects which are informed, and taught by world-renowned researchers.Our research covers critical areas such as food, agriculture and environmental science. We excel in design, creative arts and music. Our strengths across the humanities social sciences, health, engineering and business ensure graduates are innovative, enterprising and entrepreneurial. Wherever you choose to study you will be able to access a comprehensive range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.Massey is recognised as a student-centred university, and we are proud of our commitment to Māori and the Treaty of Waitangi, alongside our emphasis on equity of outcomes for Pacific Peoples. It is host to the National Centre for Tertiary Teaching Excellence and the Riddet Institute. International collaboration in education and research is fundamental to how we succeed.By joining Massey you are making a decision to carry on a tradition that has shaped New Zealand and made significant contributions around the world. It is that history which makes Massey students so in-demand. Employers like the mix of values, practical competencies, entrepreneurship and relevant knowledge that a Massey graduate represents.This prospectus showcases all of our postgraduate offerings. You will learn about our three campuses at Auckland, Manawatū and Wellington and the flexibility of online and blended learning. There is information about resources and services available for postgraduate students at Massey. The back of this book lists postgraduate programmes offered at Massey, with brief descriptions and information about availability.Whatever you choose to do, Massey is committed to ensuring you are prepared to take on whatever challenges you may encounter in the future. With a Massey degree you will make a difference in your world. I look forward to welcoming you.

Professor Jan Thomas, Vice-Chancellor @ProfJanThomas

HE MIHIE te huinga tauira e tau nei, nau mai, haere mai.

Haere mai rā ki Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa. Tomokia te whare ako, te whare o te mātauranga, kia tīkina mai ai ngā kete o te wānanga. Mā tēnei ara, e tutuki ai ngā wawata me ngā tūmanako e ngākaunuitia ana mō te rangi āpōpō. Haere mai ki ōna whenua kura, ko Turitea ki Manawatū, ko Otehā ki Ōkahukura, ko Pukeahu ki Te Ūpoko o Te Ika. Ko Te Pūrehuroa e whakahuatia nei, he rarangi whetū ki te rangi, he hīnātore ki te māramatanga. Inā hoki, ahakoa he tīmatanga, kāhore he mutunga o tēnei mahi te whai i te mātauranga. Nō reira, nau mai, kia mārama ai ngā pūmanawa, kia pakari ai ngā pūkenga. Ka ea te kōrero, mā tini, mā mano ka rapa te whai, ka hua ai te wānanga. Koia tēnei ko te reo maioha o Te Kunenga Pūrehuroa, e tukuna atu ana ngā mihi manahau ki a koutou katoa. E rarau ki te tapuwae nui o Tāne, ko Tāne-i-te-Wānanga, ko Tāne-nui-ā-Rangi. Kia ū ki te ara, kia mau ki te mātauranga, kia manawanui ki te ako, hei oranga mātauranga mōu, mō tātou katoa. Kia toi te mana, kia tau te mauri, kia tupu te māramatanga ki a tātou katoa.The name Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa is a symbolic reference to the knowledge journey that you are about to embark upon. Te Pūrehuroa represents the infinite constellations of stars that radiate the skies above us, illuminating a pathway towards a future that you will cultivate and forge during your time here at Massey University. The acquisition of knowledge brings with it a lifelong commitment to learning and is a journey without end – from inception to infinity. We encourage you to draw inspiration from the many kōrero, or ancient narratives, that make Massey University so distinctive. In the spirit of the great knowledge seeker Tāne, we hope that you prepare yourself well for the challenges ahead and that you may aspire to attain ultimate success.

Nāku noa, nā

Professor Meihana DurieTe Pūtahi-a-Toi, Massey University.

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POSTGRADUATE STUDY AT MASSEY IN 2021

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WHAT IS POSTGRADUATE STUDY?

Postgraduate study enables you to take your career to the next level, through in-depth study in a particular area of interest. It helps you take your prior experience and knowledge, and use your initiative as you research, and contribute to your field of expertise. It requires planning, dedication and will take time away from your everyday life, but ultimately your hard work could open the door to new opportunities and greater responsibility.

HOW DOES IT DIFFER FROM UNDERGRADUATE STUDY?During your undergraduate study, you will have learned many of the skills required to study successfully at postgraduate level. However, it is important to realise that postgraduate study requires greater independence, and you’ll need to use your own initiative in completing course work and undertaking research projects. You’ll generally be expected to have some knowledge and prior experience in your subject area, however postgraduate study can also be used to support a career transition. As an example, a person with a science PhD may contemplate an MBA. You’ll be supported and encouraged by your supervisors in a range of ways, but in many circumstances, you’ll be in the driving seat when it comes to getting work done. Postgraduate study is more strongly focused on theory and research in the discipline, and many postgraduate qualifications have a research component. You’ll also be expected to possess a higher level of critical thinking and analysis, show that you read extensively, and can develop your own views, and defend them.

ARE YOU READY FOR POSTGRADUATE STUDY?Postgraduate study requires time, commitment, and a range of skills beyond those you may have needed as an undergraduate. We have provided a series of online tools and resources to help you think about the different aspects of studying at a distance, and to assess your abilities, time commitments and motivations for study. Check them out on the Massey website: massey.ac.nz/postgrad

FINDING TIME FOR STUDYStudying at university requires a significant time investment. Students often comment that balancing their everyday commitments with study requirements can be challenging. It is important to carefully consider how many courses you should take, especially when beginning your study. You should be realistic about the number of courses you can take in a semester and consider all your existing commitments. You will need to spend approximately 10 to 12 hours each week for a 15-credit single semester course, or about 5 to 6 hours per week for a 15-credit double semester course.

PATHWAYS TO POSTGRADUATE STUDYMost postgraduate students enter their study already possessing a bachelor’s degree. However, if you want to change the direction or focus of your study, you may need to begin with a graduate diploma. Master's degrees can be one or two year programmes, depending on your entry route. They can be mainly coursework, a combination of coursework and a research project or thesis, or a thesis only. Doctoral degrees are awarded entirely for research reported in your thesis (PhD) or for a combination of coursework and a thesis (the ‘Named’ doctorates).

TYPES OF PROGRAMMES AVAILABLEHONOURS DEGREEHonours degrees are postgraduate qualifications comprising an additional year of study beyond the bachelor’s degree in the discipline. Entry to an honours degree requires prior high academic performance in undergraduate degree study. Students selected for an honours degree will enrol in the postgraduate degree after completing the undergraduate degree. Completing an honours degree may qualify you for doctoral study if your achievement is high enough.

MASTER’S DEGREEA master’s programme allows you to undertake advanced study – usually on the main subject in your qualifying undergraduate degree. Some master's programmes allow you to move into a different discipline from your undergraduate study.

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAA postgraduate diploma builds on your prior academic achievement, and generally takes one year of full-time study to complete. It can lead to further study at master's or doctorate level.


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DOCTORATE The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree is the qualification to kick-start your research career. It is the highest degree Massey offers and can be acquired in most of the disciplines. It may involve external supervisors from a research institute. It is Massey’s most supervised, fully research-based degree. A PhD is awarded for a thesis, which is an integrated and coherent report demonstrating your ability to carry out independent research and analysis at an advanced level in a particular field, or an advanced creative-practice work including a substantial written component. Your thesis should make an original contribution to knowledge of the subject it focuses upon. It will be assessed by three independent examiners in a process that includes thesis assessment reports and an oral examination. It normally takes at least three years of full-time study to complete a PhD. If you’d prefer to study part-time, you need to allow five to six years to complete the research and writing.

NAMED DOCTORATESMassey University offers two named doctoral degrees: > Doctor of Clinical Psychology (DClinPsych) > Doctor of Social Work (DSW)

These are specially-designed degrees involving high-level study and research. They are ideal professional development options for existing and prospective senior managers and leaders.Named doctorates comprise one-third course work/practicum and two-thirds supervised research. In all other respects, including the examination procedure, they’re equivalent to a PhD, especially in the standards of discipline, rigour and scholarship required.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSEntry requirements for each programme vary, so it’s best to talk to the team at Massey University to find out what level of postgraduate study is right for you.

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REPUTATION AND RANKINGS

Each year more than 20% of Massey University’s student population study at postgraduate level, including 1000 Doctoral (PhD) degree students.Massey University has an international reputation for its research innovation, practices and results, which are applied to postgraduate programmes of study. The University also has strong international links across the globe, with accreditation and endorsements across a number of programmes.Massey University's teaching and research departments are divided into five colleges:

COLLEGE OF CREATIVE ARTS TOI RAUWHARANGIBased in Wellington and Palmerston North, the College of Creative Arts is a world-class art, design, music and creative media college offering courses across a broad range of creative arts subjects, from undergraduate through to doctoral level. > It is ranked in the top two for the Asia-Pacific region by international

design awards agency RED DOT, giving Massey a distinctive seal of quality for its design programmes

> It was the first art and design school outside North America to be awarded “substantial equivalency” by the US accreditation body NASAD – the most comprehensive international benchmark for art and design education in the world

> The College of Creative Arts has the largest number of top-ranked researchers in design and visual arts and crafts of all tertiary institutions in New Zealand, with 77% of our research staff ranked A or B. With their global connections and our outstanding facilities, the College offers a stimulating and highly innovative learning environment for creative innovators who wish to make a positive difference to our world through creative practice and scholarship.

> Postgraduate programmes at the College are predominantly practice led. > The College has a legacy of more than a century of creative education.

COLLEGE OF HEALTH TE KURA HAUORA TANGATAAs the University’s newest college, established in 2013, the College of Health partners with national and international stakeholders to lead the improvement of health, wellbeing, equity, and social justice. Its approach to learning, teaching and research is to view health and wellbeing as the outcome of multiple factors encompassing individual differences, diversity, social determinants, and environmental interactions.The College connects people across four collaborative units with outstanding expertise and programmes in nursing, human nutrition and dietetics, health science, physiology, public health, sport and exercise, social work, environmental and occupational health, and disability and rehabilitation.

COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES TE KURA PŪKENGA TANGATAThe College of Humanities and Social Sciences has a strong research tradition and profile, representing a diverse range of themes, research methods and groups, from individual researchers to major research teams and centres. It also has a strong outreach focus, and is well-connected to government departments including the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Social Development and Treasury. The College is also connected to national and international research and policy communities, including the Health Research Council, the Asia New Zealand Foundation and the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity.

COLLEGE OF SCIENCES TE WĀHANGA PŪTAIAOThe College of Sciences' world-leading scientists are internationally-acclaimed and ranked. Its programmes of study and research attract world-leading academics and we have active research collaborations with the world's most prestigious scientific institutions.The College demands excellence in its research and brings together experts from several disciplines to focus on four fields to further knowledge and make a difference in New Zealand and the world. Those fields are: > Agriculture, veterinary and life sciences > Land, water and the environment > Industrial innovation through engineering and technology > Natural and fundamental sciences

MASSEY BUSINESS SCHOOL TE KURA WHAI PAKIHIAs one of the country’s leading and largest business schools, Massey Business School (MBS) is ranked among the top two per cent of business schools globally and is AACSB accredited. Massey’s business and management programme has been ranked in the top 250 universities in the world by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS). The School has programme-specific endorsements in accountancy, finance and aviation.Massey Business School's discipline areas rank highly in the 2019 QS ranking, with accounting and finance ranked in the top 200, and business and management studies in the top 250.MBS is also highly accredited having achieved AACSB (general), AACSB (accounting) and AMBA accreditations, and many professional accreditations including, accountancy (ACCA, CPA, CIMA, CAANZ), finance (CFA teaching partner), property/construction (RICS) and communications (ACEJMC).


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WHY CHOOSE MASSEY UNIVERSITY?

For more than 80 years, Massey University has helped shape the lives and communities of people in New Zealand and around the world. Its forward thinking spirit, research-led teaching, and cutting-edge discoveries make Massey New Zealand’s defining university.

INNOVATIVE RESEARCH Massey has a reputation for research excellence on an international scale with inspirational people, stimulating subject matter and extensive resources and support.We offer a wide-ranging academic portfolio designed to satisfy global research needs and pave the way for future generations. We are associated with and receive public funding from leading organisations such as the Marsden Fund, the Health Research Council and the Ministry of Education.Massey is home to many innovative research initiatives: > New Zealand’s most powerful nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer > The EpiCentre > New Zealand Institute for Advanced Study > The Centre for Public Health Research > Riddet Institute

STRONG LINKSMassey works closely with businesses and the wider community. These links have helped ensure our postgraduate degrees are highly sought after, with great value and relevance in the marketplace.We also encourage students to build relationships with external partners by undertaking research projects off-campus. Often this research is with staff in the private sector, the government, and industry research entities, both domestically and internationally.Recent initiatives include: > Biocommerce Centre, established adjacent to the Manawatū campus,

to grow the Biotechnology industry in the Manawatū region of New Zealand

> The Centre for Organisational Excellence Research > Auckland’s Albany-based ecentre, a highly successful incubator for new

businesses > Te Pūmanawa Hauora: Research Centre for Māori Health and

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Massey is also active in national and regional business incubators that bring together the skills of industry and academia, such as Creative HQ.

THE SUPPORT YOU NEEDWe want to help you succeed in your postgraduate studies. Massey offers student services and workshops designed to give students assistance where it’s needed. Our student services can assist you with

accommodation, health, counselling, recreation, childcare, and other personal services, while our workshops and seminars will help you develop the academic and research skills needed to excel in your studies.

FLEXIBILITYWe offer three locations for on-campus study, in Auckland, Palmerston North and Wellington. We also have an extensive distance learning (extramural) programme, so you can choose where and when you want to study. Nearly half our students study via distance learning, with about a fifth of them being postgraduate students.

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TAHUA NGORE SCHOLARSHIPSMASSEY MASTERATE SCHOLARSHIPMasterate Scholarships are offered for the purpose of encouraging postgraduate research at Massey University. Applicants must be enrolled or eligible to enrol full-time in a 120-credit research programme towards a master’s degree at Massey University.

MASSEY DOCTORAL SCHOLARSHIPMassey University Doctoral Scholarships are offered to encourage full-time doctoral studies at Massey University. They are open to domestic and international students. Applicants require an excellent academic record and must be enrolled or eligible to enrol in a 120-credit doctoral research course. The Vice Chancellor’s Doctoral Scholarships are awarded on academic ranking in October each year to the top domestic doctoral recipients who start their scholarship within the funding year.The Massey Doctoral scholarships are offered through the Colleges. Please see the regulations for the individual college you wish to study with. Currently Creative Arts, Health, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Sciences have specific information for interested students.

INTERNATIONAL POSTGRADUATESNEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL DOCTORAL RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIPS (NZIDRS)New Zealand International Doctoral Research Scholarships provide financial support for postgraduate students seeking doctoral degrees by research in New Zealand universities. Up to 10 scholarships are awarded annually. These scholarships are funded by the New Zealand Government and administered by the Education New Zealand Trust.

NEW ZEALAND DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIPSNew Zealand Development Scholarships are available to candidates from the following countries: Bolivia, Ecuador, Honduras, Kenya, Mongolia, Nepal, Nicaragua, South Africa, Tanzania, and Zambia. Candidates independently apply for scholarships that covers tuition, return airfare,

medical and travel insurance and a living allowance. Applicants must have an offer of place before the application deadline, or the application will not be considered. Download the application form or visit the New Zealand Aid Programme website: mfat.govt.nzThe New Zealand ASEAN Scholars Award provides postgraduate scholarships for applicants from Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Lao PDR, Myanmar and Vietnam. Selection criteria are determined by partner governments. Applicants must apply for the scholarship via their home country. Scholarships cover tuition, return airfare, medical and travel insurance and a living allowance. Funding is no longer available for dependants. Candidates from Myanmar need to directly apply to the institution. Download the application form or visit the New Zealand Aid Programme website: mfat.govt.nz

COMMONWEALTH SCHOLARSHIPSThese are offered to students from other parts of the Commonwealth under the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan. The scholarships aim to provide opportunities for students to pursue advanced courses or undertake research at a university in New Zealand. Candidates are required to be Commonwealth citizens or British protected persons and must have graduated from an institution in their own country.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE AWARDS FOR PHD STUDENTS FROM THAILAND, VIETNAM OR INDONESIAMassey University offers English Language education awards, covering tuition fees for up to six months per student, to selected students from Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia who have been offered a place in a PhD research degree at Massey University.

HIGHER EDUCATION COMMISSION SCHOLARSHIPSThese are offered by Pakistan’s Higher Education Commission (HEC) for Pakistani students seeking to pursue PhD degrees at Massey University.

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SEEK OUT AND GRASP KNOWLEDGE MĀORI AT MASSEY

E NGĀ ĀKONGA MĀORI Piki mai, kake mai, nau mai, haere mai ki Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa. We look forward to supporting your journey to knowledge and achievement. Our team is dedicated to ensuring student achievement and committed to academic research that nurtures te ao Māori. We have more than 100 Māori courses available, taught by top academics in their fields across our campuses in Auckland, Manawatū, Wellington and distance.We offer qualifications with a Māori focus: > Postgraduate Diploma in Arts (Māori Knowledge) > Postgraduate Diploma in Education (Māori Education) > Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science (Māori Health) > Postgraduate Diploma in Māori Visual Arts > Te Aho Paerewa: Postgraduate Diploma of Teaching and Learning in

Māori Medium > Master of Arts (Māori Knowledge) > Master of Education (Māori Knowledge) > Master of Health Science (Māori Health) > Master of Māori Visual Arts > Doctor of Philosophy

Study te reo Māori with courses that build into an arts degree. Available at Manawatū, Auckland (Otehā) and Distance. > Te Reo Whakawhitiwhiti: The Language of Everyday Communication > Te Tau-Ihu o te Reo: Advanced Māori Literature

TE RAU TAUAWHI: MĀORI STUDENT CENTREFounded on principles of whanaungatanga, manaakitanga and mātauranga Māori, Te Rau Tauawhi offers pastoral support for all Māori students. There are centres on each campus and an advisor dedicated to our distance students. There are Māori study and whānau spaces on each campus and Māori student associations organise events and whanaungatanga for students. Email: [email protected]. Phone: 08004 TAUIRA

MARAEThe Pukeahu, Wellington campus is creating a new state-of-the-art marae that will provide a safe cultural space for students, staff and the community to connect and learn. Te Pūtahi-a-Toi, School of Māori Knowledge in Manawatū, provides a Māori cultural space and wharekai, Te Toi Ora, as the Māori heart of the campus. On our Auckland campus a new space, Te Whare Taupua, is available for Māori students to engage with each other and support services.

MĀORI STUDENT RECRUITMENT ADVISERS Māori student recruitment advisors can help with advice about which courses to choose and how to enrol. Contact them at massey.ac.nz/sra

SCHOLARSHIPSThe Pūrehuroa Māori Postgraduate Awards are available for Māori postgraduate students. There are two types of awards. The Pūrehuroa Māori Postgraduate Study Award and the Pūrehuroa Māori Postgraduate Award: Professional Development are to support and encourage timely completion of postgraduate study across a range of fields of study. Te Rau Puawai is a highly successful scholarship programme providing support to Māori students studying in the area of mental health.

TE WHEKE A TOITe Wheke a Toi: The International Indigenous Centre for Critical Doctoral Studies offers cultural and whānau-centred support to Māori and Indigenous doctoral students. There are opportunities to come together as Māori to participate in workshops, along with access to presentations by Māori and Indigenous speakers, writing retreats, conferences and weekly whanaungatanga online hui to keep connected and share ideas.

FIND OUT MOREVisit massey.ac.nz/maori and connect with us on Facebook: facebook.com/MaoriMassey

n STACEY HAYWARD Postgraduate Diploma in Māori Resource Development Senior Policy Analyst at the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) I was always drawn to the environment and the importance of managing natural resources in a sustainable manner for future generations. I lived in Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands as a young child. Living with those communities I was fascinated with how other indigenous cultures lived in harmony with their environment. My family also worked in the primary sector for generations, so it seemed logical that I wanted a career in the natural resource and environmental management sector. Massey University offered the right mix of tertiary education in natural resource management. It is also world renowned for its research and tertiary qualifications in agriculture, horticulture and forestry which was a big hook for me. I really enjoyed my study experience. I had plenty of support and found it an enriching and stimulating environment. One of the most positive outcomes of my study was learning more about my identity as Māori. Having spent a large portion of my young life overseas I missed that opportunity. The time I spent studying allowed me to explore and discover more about Māori culture and values. The qualifications I obtained at Massey were highly sought after by government departments and I believe they continue to be even more relevant for those wanting a career in central or local government. Working in policy is exciting; what we do shapes New Zealand and our communities for the future. My ambition has no ceiling. I want to go as far as I can in my career and make a positive difference in the work I do.

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Warm Pacific greetings to you.Welcome to Massey University, where success is the norm and achievement is celebrated.We are committed to providing services that support Pacific students whether you have chosen to study on-campus or by distance learning. To support our Pacific students during their academic journey, Pacific Advisers are able to give academic guidance, helping students reach their academic goals. Our Pacific staff are empathetic to student needs, as they understand the diverse backgrounds and values of Pacific students.Our students can access services, including student-based learning workshops, mentoring and tutoring programmes, and developmental resources in the online learning environment 'Stream', via the 'Pasifika Stream Community'.To provide a welcoming environment, we have established a Pacific common learning facility on each campus where students can discuss their study progress with Pacific Learning Advisers. You can network with like-minded students and attend academic preparation workshops within culturally sensitive surroundings.We provide twice-yearly writing retreats for postgraduate students. We have made a commitment to the Pacific community through our Pacific@Massey strategy – "Growing Pearls of Wisdom" – written by Pacific people to benefit Pacific peoples in New Zealand and throughout the region. The strategy aims to increase gains for Pacific peoples through teaching, research and consultancy services, and to make a positive contribution to Pacific communities and Pacific nations by: > Strengthening the capability of Pacific people to build Pacific

communities > Making tertiary study accessible to Pacific learners through

learning communities, and campuses located in Auckland, Palmerston North and Wellington

> Providing supportive environments and Pacific staff and students to mentor and encourage (internal and distance learning) students

> Reinforcing ties with Pacific nations, student and staff exchanges, joint research projects, mentoring and guardianship

> Undertaking research using Pacific research methodologies, and sharing the knowledge with Pacific communities.

FIND OUT MOREVisit massey.ac.nz/pasifika and connect with us on Facebook: facebook.com/pasifikaatmassey.

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n SULUETI TUPOUTU’A LAWAI MANU O’UIHA Master of Finance, PhD in Finance "In December of 2018, I was humbled to be the first-ever Pasifika Doctoral Scholar in Finance to accept the prestigious Massey University Vice-Chancellor’s Doctoral Pasifika Scholarship. With such an honour also came added responsibilities. In 2019, I was President for the Investment Club at Massey University, Palmerston North. I also serve on the Scholars@Massey Leadership Team and as a Teaching Assistant and Tutor for Finance in the undergrad program. My spare time includes mentoring business students and serving as an advisor to Pasifika students in finance and business. I also take on test supervision and marking part-time. My days at Massey are routinely crowded with a range of things to do while shuffling the writing of my dissertation. I find my work both demanding and fulfilling, especially giving back to Pasifika students who need encouragement. I am incredibly indebted to God for my own experiences, which has helped me to remain grounded, but, likewise, helps me to be compassionate to the academic struggles that others face. A piece of advice my father gave me is perhaps useful too for all Pasifika students. He says, “in academia, there are always distractions. But, remain focused. The going will be tough but never give up. Aim for the stars, so if you miss the stars, at least you end up on the clouds. However, if you only aim at the top of the trees, when you miss that, your fall to the ground will be unpleasant and painful.” Finally, get your priorities straight. Always put God first and in His rightful place, and everything else you desire in academia will follow.”

n IAN MILITONI Master of Health Science “Massey provided me with that lifeline to finish my university degree, and for that, I'll always be in gratitude. Not only did they provide an opportunity for those like me that did not do so well in their last study programme, but they also offered distance programmes for those like me that were currently employed full-time and wanted the opportunity to study while working. One of the services that helped me significantly as a distance student was Massey's online learning platform. The Stream site gave me the opportunity to connect peers and teaching staff, watch online lectures, lessons or presentations, submit assessments and much, much more. My Integrated Human Health major has provided me with the tools and acquired knowledge to continue my passion into health science research. And hopefully, I'll make a contribution in my field of interest (being Pacific Island health) one day. I would thoroughly recommend Massey as a study institution. Not only for those in full-time employment or tied-up in life in general but also for those with future ambitions or aspirations in providing essential knowledge in specific research areas within the health science field."


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PACIFIC AT MASSEY PAEARU WHAKAURU ADMISSION

Postgraduate programmes include honours and master's degrees as well as postgraduate diplomas and certificates. Students applying for admission to a doctoral programme should refer to the Graduate Research School web pages for admission procedures. See massey.ac.nz/graduateresearchschool for more information.Recognised entrance qualifications for postgraduate programmes differ by programme and you should refer to the admission requirements for your programme of choice on the Programmes and Courses website at massey.ac.nz/coursesGenerally, postgraduate programmes require students to hold one or more of the following: > A relevant Massey University degree with above-average achievement as

measured by grade average > A relevant degree from another New Zealand tertiary institution with

above-average achievement as measured by grade average > A relevant degree from a recognised tertiary institution offshore with

above-average achievement as measured by grade average > Relevant practical, professional or scholarly experience equivalent to that

of a graduate. Not all postgraduate qualifications permit entry on this basis.

Entrance to postgraduate study is usually programme and major-specific, and may have conditions attached. Applications require at least 15 working days to process. You should apply well before the start of the semester in which you intend to study.Verified transcripts from all of your previous tertiary study are essential unless you completed your previous degree at Massey University.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTSAll students studying at Massey University are expected to be able to write grammatically correct English, read English actively and with understanding, listen to and discern key points in spoken English and speak English freely and clearly. Procedures also exist for those students who wish to submit written work or examinations in Māori.All international students whose first language is not English will be required to provide satisfactory evidence of their English language proficiency in the form of an academic IELTS or TOEFL score. More information is available on the international students web pages: massey.ac.nz/international

n PAWEENA CHATSUNGNOEN PhD student in Education (2015) Studying my PhD in New Zealand has been the best experience, and I have been blessed with the opportunity to live and study here with my family over the past five years. The Massey Institute of Education has a strong reputation among New Zealand universities so I am proud to study here. I completed an English language course at Massey followed by a short course in qualitative and quantitative research in education. These short courses gave me a strong foundation to begin my PhD project. The best thing about Massey is the strong team of international student support. I am very appreciative of the support and guidance I received from them, and they would kindly help us anytime that we want. Also, my supervisors looked after me very well. They provided lots of valuable suggestions for my study and encourage me to continue my writing. They also gave me spiritual support during my PhD journey, allowing me to maintain a balanced life between my study and family. I plan to move back to Thailand with my family and be an assistant professor at Maejo University teaching English language to undergraduate science students. I hope to develop a master's programme in TESOL which will hopefully enter a MOU with Massey. My vision is to use my knowledge and insight from my studies to develop students in my country.

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TE NOHO KI KONEI ACCOMMODATION

NGĀ RAUEMI, NGĀ RATONGA MĀ NGĀ

TAUIRA PAERUA

RESOURCES AND SERVICES FOR POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS

We understand the challenges of student life and provide services to help you achieve your academic and personal goals. Make the most of your time at Massey University and take advantage of all the services and resources available to you. > Academic and study skills > Career and employment services > Chaplaincy and religious services > Child care centres > Computer labs and wireless

networks > Course advice

> Disability services > Health and counselling > Library services > Māori student services > Pacific student services > Sport and recreation services

POSTGRADUATE STUDENT RECRUITMENT ADVISERSGet in contact with one your student advisers. We're available to help you with any questions you might have about studying with us and can help with advice about which courses to choose and how to enrol. There are also dedicated advisers for Māori and Pacific students. Visit massey.ac.nz/sra

ELECTRONIC RESOURCESWe have a wealth of academic support resources available online for all Massey University students. Materials have been developed by experts and are designed to enhance your academic skills. You can learn about useful strategies to help you with your time management, note taking and memory skills.

ONLINE WRITING AND LEARNING LINK (OWLL)OWLL contains detailed information, interactive content, and online workshops on essay and report writing, referencing, study techniques, computer skills, and more. See owll.massey.ac.nz

STREAMStream is your online learning community to support you in your studies. It allows you to share and exchange ideas with fellow students and the course coordinator. You will find two useful services here:

ACADEMIC Q AND AYou can ask questions in this forum for academic issues relating to study and assignment writing skills.

PRE-READING SERVICEThis service is available to all distance students and first-year students studying on-campus. Postgraduate students studying taught courses via distance can submit a draft assignment and a writing consultant will look it over and provide feedback on structure and focus, style and presentation, sources and referencing.

PRINTED RESOURCESWORKSHOPS AND SEMINARSThroughout the year, each Centre for Teaching and Learning holds workshops and seminars providing useful strategies on topics such as essay writing, referencing and advanced writing. See the workshop and seminars web page for information on topics, dates, and venues. If you missed a session, some workshops are viewable through the OWLL.


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TOHU KAIRANGI MASSEY DOCTORATESThe doctoral degree is the highest degree awarded at Massey. The degree constitutes a significant piece of research in the form of a thesis or exegesis of up to 100,000 words or a series of publications that make a substantive and original contribution to knowledge. At Massey the research must be defended before a panel of experts and takes three to four years maximum to complete for a full-time student. The professional doctorates also include course work and in some cases internships/practicums.

INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISEDMassey University is consistently ranked in the top 3% of universities worldwide.We are a global university. Our PhD students come from more than 25 different countries, and we have agreements with more than 200 institutions worldwide.

SUPPORT FOR DOCTORAL STUDENTSWe create an excellent experience and provide great support to Massey's doctoral students. Our campuses are innovative, creative and host some of the world’s leading research centres.

PROFESSIONAL DOCTORATESMassey offers three 'professional' doctorates which have more specific requirements than the general PhD programme: > Doctor of Business Administration > Doctor of Clinical Psychology > Doctor of Social Work

EXPERTISE ACROSS MANY DISCIPLINESMassey's internationally-recognised research-led qualifications are hugely relevant in today’s world. Massey can offer PhD-level supervision in the following fields. For a more complete listing, visit www.massey.ac.nz/prospective-phd and view the 'Areas of Research' document.

COLLEGE OF CREATIVE ARTS > Design > Fine Arts > Māori Visual Arts > Music

COLLEGE OF HEALTH > Anatomy/Physiology > Ergonomics > Health Sciences > Medical Laboratory Science > Nursing > Nutritional Science > Public Health > Rehabilitation > Social Policy > Social Work > Thesis Doctor of Social Work > Sport and Exercise Science

COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES > Applied Linguistics > Creative Writing > Defence and Security Studies > Development Studies > Emergency Management > English > Geography > History > Linguistics > Māori Studies > Media Studies > Museum Studies > Philosophy > Politics > Psychology > Public Policy > Resource and Environmental Planning > Social Anthropology > Sociology

COLLEGE OF SCIENCES > Agribusiness > Agricultural and Horticultural Systems Mgmt > Agricultural/Horticultural Engineering > Agriculture and Horticulture > Animal Science > Biochemistry > Chemistry > Computer Science > Conservation Biology > Construction > Decision Science > Earth Science > Ecology > Engineering > Food Technology > Genetics > Information Technology > Logistics and Supply Chain Management > Mathematics > Microbiology and Genetics > Nanoscience > Natural Resource Management > Physics > Plant Biology > Plant Science > Soil Science > Statistics > Veterinary Science > Zoology

MASSEY BUSINESS SCHOOL > Accounting > Aviation > Banking > Communication and Journalism > Economics > Finance > Human Resource Management > Information Systems > Management > Marketing

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Area of study Programmes Page

Accountancy

Postgraduate Diploma in Accountancy 18Master of Business Studies 19Master of Professional Accountancy and

Finance 18

AgribusinessPostgraduate Diploma in Agribusiness 18Master of Agribusiness 18Master of Management 19

Agricultural ScienceBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Agriculture Master of Agriculture 18

Analytics Master of Analytics 18

Animal ScienceBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Arts

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Postgraduate Certificate in Arts 19Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19Master of Arts 19

Autism Spectrum DisorderPostgraduate Diploma in Specialist

Teaching 32Master of Specialist Teaching 32

Aviation Master of Aviation 19

Banking Master of Business Studies 19Master of Management 19

BiochemistryBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Biological SciencesBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Bioscience Master of Health Science 26Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science 26

Blind and Low VisionPostgraduate Diploma in Specialist


Border and Biosecurity Postgraduate Diploma in International Security 27


Building Technology Master of Construction 21Postgraduate Diploma in Construction 21

Business

Postgraduate Certificate in Business 19Postgraduate Diploma in Business 19Master of Analytics 18Master of Creative Enterprise 22 Master of Management 19

Business Administration

Postgraduate Certificate in Business 19Executive Master of Business

Administration 20 Master of Business Administration 20

Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering

Master of Engineering 24

ChemistryBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Clinical Psychology Master of Clinical Psychology 21Doctor of Clinical Psychology 21

Communication Master of Business Studies 19

Communication Management

Master of Management 19

Complex Educational Needs

Postgraduate Diploma in Specialist Teaching 32

Master of Specialist Teaching 32

Computer Science

Bachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Information

Sciences 26Master of Information Sciences 26Master of Science 31

Conservation Biology Postgraduate Diploma Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Conservation Veterinary Medicine

Master of Veterinary Studies 35

ConstructionBachelor of Construction (Honours) 21Postgraduate Diploma in Construction 21Master of Construction 21

Counselling Postgraduate Diploma in Education 23Master of Counselling Studies 22

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Counter-TerrorismPostgraduate Diploma in International

Security 27Master of International Security 27

Creative Enterprise Master of Creative Enterprise 22

Creative Media Production Bachelor of Creative Media Production (Honours) 22

Creative Writing Master of Creative Writing 22

Dairy Science Master of Dairy Science and Technology 20

Defence and Security Studies

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19Postgraduate Diploma in International

Security 27Master of Arts 19Master of International Security 27

Design

Bachelor of Design with Honours 22Master of Design 22Master of Fine Arts (Fine Arts/Design) 25Postgraduate Diploma in Design 22

Digital Education Postgraduate Diploma in Education 23Master of Education 23

Early years Postgraduate Diploma in Education 23Master of Education 23

Earth ScienceBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

EcologyBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Economics

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19Master of Arts 19Master of Business Studies 19

Education

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Postgraduate Certificate in Education 23Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19Postgraduate Diploma in Education 23Master of Arts 19Master of Education 23

Educational Administration and Leadership

Postgraduate Diploma in Education 23Master of Education 23

Educational and Developmental Psychology

Master of Educational and Developmental Psychology 23

Postgraduate Certificate in Educational and Developmental Psychology 23

Postgraduate Diploma in Educational and Developmental Psychology 23

Electronics and Computer Engineering

Master of Engineering 24Master of Engineering Studies 24

Emergency Management

Master of Emergency Management 24Postgraduate Diploma in Emergency

Management 24Postgraduate Certificate in Emergency

Management 24

Engineering Master of Engineering 24Master of Engineering Studies 24

EnglishBachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19Master of Arts 19


Environmental Health Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science 26Master of Health Science 26

Environmental Management

Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental Management 25

Master of Environmental Management 25

Equine Master of Agriculture 18

Exercise and Sport

Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science 26Master of Health Science 26Bachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Facilities Management Postgraduate Diploma in Construction 21Master of Construction 21

Fashion Design Bachelor of Design with Honours 22

Finance

Master of Business Studies 19Master of Finance 25Master of Management 19Master of Professional Accountancy and

Finance 18

Financial Economics Master of Management 19

Fine ArtsBachelor of Design with Honours 22 Master of Fine Arts (Fine Arts/Design) 25Postgraduate Diploma in Fine Arts 25

Food Safety and Quality Master of Food Safety and Quality 26

Food Technology Master of Food Technology 26

GeneticsBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Geography

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Bachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19Postgraduate Diploma Sci & Tech 31Master of Arts 19Master of Science 31

Geospatial Science Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19

Gifted and TalentedPostgraduate Diploma in Specialist


Health

Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science 26Postgraduate Diploma in Health Service

Management 26Master of Analytics 18Master of Management 19Master of Health Science 26

Health Service Management

Postgraduate Diploma in Health Service Management 26

Master of Health Service Management 26

HistoryBachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19Master of Arts 19

Horticulture

Bachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tech 31Master of Agriculture 18 Master of Science 31

Human NutritionBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Human Resource Management

Master of Business Studies 19Master of Management 19

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Inclusive Education Postgraduate Diploma in Education 23Master of Education 23

Industrial Design Bachelor of Design with Honours 22Postgraduate Diploma in Design 22

Information Sciences Postgraduate Diploma in Inf Sciences 26Master of Information Sciences 26

Information TechnologyPostgraduate Diploma in Information

Sciences 26Master of Information Sciences 26

IntelligencePostgraduate Diploma in International

Security 27Master of International Security 27

International Business Master of Management 19

International Development

Postgraduate Certificate in International Development 27

Postgraduate Diploma in International Development 27

Master of International Development 27

International Security

Postgraduate Certificate in International Security 27

Postgraduate Diploma in International Security 27

Master of International Security 27

Journalism Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism 27

Learning and BehaviourPostgraduate Diploma in Specialist Teaching

32Master of Specialist Teaching 32

Learning Support

Postgraduate Certificate in Learning Support 28

Postgraduate Diploma in Learning Support 28

Life Cycle Management Master of Agriculture 18Master of Engineering Studies 24

Linguistics

Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Linguistics 28

Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Linguistic 28

Master of Applied Linguistics 28

Literacy Education Postgraduate Diploma in Education 23Master of Education 23

Māori Education Postgraduate Diploma in Education 23Master of Education 23

Māori Health Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science 26Master of Health Science 26

Māori KnowledgeBachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19Master of Arts 19

Māori Visual ArtsToioho ki Āpiti

Postgraduate Diploma in Māori Visual Arts 28Master of Māori Visual Arts 28

Management Master of Business Studies 19Master of Management 19

Marketing Master of Business Studies 19Master of Management 19

MathematicsBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Mathematics Education Postgraduate Diploma in Education 23Master of Education 23


Mechatronics Master of Engineering 24Master of Engineering Studies 24

Media StudiesBachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19Master of Arts 19

Medical Laboratory Research

Master of Health Science 26

Medical Laboratory Science

Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science 26

Mental Health Postgraduate Certificate in Nursing 29

MicrobiologyBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Museum StudiesPostgraduate Diploma in Museum Studies

29Master of Arts 19

Music Bachelor of Commercial Music (Honours) 29

NanoscienceBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Nursing

Postgraduate Certificate in Nursing 29Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing 29Master of Health Science 26Master of Clinical Practice (Nursing) 29Master of Nursing 29

Nutrition and Dietetics Master of Science 31

Occupational Health and Safety

Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science 26Master of Health Science 26

Organisational Technology Management

Master of Management 19

Packaging Technology Master of Engineering Studies 24

PhilosophyBachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19Master of Arts 19

PhotographyBachelor of Design with Honours 22Postgraduate Diploma in Design 22Master of Design 22

PhysicsBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

PhysiologyBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Planning

Postgraduate Certificate in Planning 30Postgraduate Diploma in Planning 30Master of Resource and Environmental

Planning 31

Plant BiologyBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Plant Breeding Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Politics and International Relations

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19Master of Arts 19

Primary Education Master of Teaching and Learning 23

Psychological Practice Postgraduate Diploma in Psychological Practice 30


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Psychology

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Bachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science 26Postgraduate Diploma Sci & Tech 31Master of Arts 19Master of Health Science 26Master of Science 31

Public Health Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health 30 Master of Public Health 30

Quality Systems Postgraduate Diploma in Quality Systems 31Master of Quality Systems 31

Quantity SurveyingBachelor of Construction (Honours) 21Postgraduate Diploma in Construction 21Master of Construction 21

Rehabilitation Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science 26Master of Health Science 26

Renewable Energy Systems

Master of Engineering Studies 24

Resource and Environmental Planning

Master of Resource and Environmental Planning 31

ScienceBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Secondary Education Master of Teaching and Learning 23

Social AnthropologyBachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19Master of Arts 19

Social PolicyBachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19Master of Arts 19

Social Service Supervision Postgraduate Diploma in Social Services Supervision 32

Social Work

Postgraduate Certificate and Postgraduate Diploma in Social Work 32

Master of Social Work 32Doctor of Social Work 32

Social Work (Applied) Master of Applied Social Work 32

SociologyBachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Postgraduate Diploma in Arts 19Master of Arts 19

Software EngineeringPostgraduate Diploma in Information

Sciences 26Master of Information Sciences 26

Soil ScienceBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tech 31Master of Science 31

Spanish Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 19Master of Arts 19

Spatial Design Bachelor of Design with Honours 22

Specialist Teaching

Postgraduate Certificate in Specialist Teaching 32

Postgraduate Diploma in Specialist Teaching 32

Master of Specialist Teaching 32


Speech and Language Therapy

Postgraduate Certificate in Speech and Language Therapy 33

Postgraduate Diploma in Speech and Language Therapy 33

Master of Speech and Language Therapy 33

Sport and Exercise Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science 26Master of Health Science 26

Statistics

Bachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tech 31Master of Applied Statistics 33 Master of Science 31

Supply Chain ManagementPostgraduate Diploma in Supply Chain

Management 34Master of Supply Chain Management 34

Sustainability Master of Management 19Master of Sustainable Development Goals 34

Te Aho Paerewa : Teaching and Learning in Māori Medium

Te Aho Paerewa: Postgraduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning in Māori Medium 34

Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Leadership

Postgraduate Diploma in Education 23Master of Education 23

Tertiary Education Postgraduate Diploma in Education 23Master of Education 23

Tertiary Teaching and Learning

Postgraduate Certificate in Tertiary Teaching and Learning 34

Textile Design Bachelor of Design with Honours 22

Veterinary Epidemiology Postgraduate Diploma in Veterinary Science 35

Veterinary MedicinePostgraduate Diploma in Veterinary

Science 35Master of Veterinary Medicine 35

Veterinary Public HealthPostgraduate Diploma in Veterinary

Science 35Master of Veterinary Studies 35

Veterinary SciencePostgraduate Diploma in Veterinary

Science 35Master of Veterinary Science 35

Veterinary Studies Master of Veterinary Studies 35

Visual Communication Design

Bachelor of Design with Honours 22

ZoologyBachelor of Science (Honours) 31Postgraduate Diploma in Sci & Tec 31Master of Science 31

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ACCOUNTANCY

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ACCOUNTANCY ��Massey’s School of Accountancy has accreditation from national and international professional institutions including AACSB, the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (UK). Our accountancy and finance programme ranks in the top 200 universities in the world by the 2019 QS rankings. Our lecturers are actively researching, bringing the most relevant developments in accounting theory and practice to your study.This qualification will give you the ability to proceed to further in-depth research, such as a master’s degree. The Postgraduate Diploma in Accountancy (PGDipAcc) is an advanced programme of professional education in specialist accounting topics. You need an undergraduate accountancy qualification to enter study towards this qualification.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANCY � AND FINANCEMassey’s Master of Professional Accountancy and Finance (MPAF) will give you a comprehensive grounding in accountancy and finance, critical for success in today’s business environment. The MPAF shows a commitment to gaining the business capabilities that are sought after by potential employers. It will build on your previous study and/or practical work experience to help you develop an excellent understanding of accountancy and finance principles and practical applications.The MPAF is the only master's qualification in New Zealand endorsed by the CFA (Chartered Financial Analysts). Massey University is one of only 130 partner universities around the world to have a partnership agreement with the CFA. It is also accredited by CA ANZ, CPA Australia, and ACCA. AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

AGRIBUSINESS

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN AGRIBUSINESS ��**Can be completed via Distance Learning, but includes compulsory contact workshops.A postgraduate diploma is the stepping-stone to a research-based degree such as a master’s degree. This qualification will help you join this rapidly-growing industry at a senior level. With export earnings forecast to reach $47.5 billion earnings in 2021 (MPI), international demand for New Zealand’s agricultural produce and services is strong. You can complete this programme in one year of full-time study.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF AGRIBUSINESS ��**Can be completed via Distance Learning, but includes compulsory contact workshops.Massey’s Master of Agribusiness is an internationally-recognised qualification. You will gain the research and professional skills required across the agri-food value chain from farm production to food marketing.This qualification can be completed in 1.5 years of full-time study or five years part-time. The Master of Agribusiness is a research-focused degree with a dissertation component. Our close links with industry and agribusiness faculty globally will help you identify research topics that specifically address relevant strategic issues and the specifics of organisational/managerial/governance/operational problems.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

AGRICULTURE

MASTER OF AGRICULTURE ��SUBJECTS: Agriculture; Equine; Horticulture; Life Cycle Management; Without Specialisation.If you are passionate about the primary industries, Massey’s Master of Agriculture (MAgr) will help you progress your career. Your study will cover a wide range of topics including related environmental, consumer and policy issues in areas like agribusiness, extension and consultancy, animal science, management of primary systems, life cycle management, soil science, agricultural plants, plant health, and equine.You can complete the MAgr in three full-time semesters. If you are working while you study, we offer the flexibility to complete over a longer time.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

MASTER OF SCIENCE (AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE) ��See the Master of Science on page 31 for more information.

ANALYTICS

MASTER OF ANALYTICS ��SUBJECTS: Business; Health. The Master of Analytics is a rigorous qualification designed for those wishing to build skills in the rapidly expanding field of data analytics, and is one of the longest running analytics programmes in New Zealand, now also taught internationally. Massey University believes you need to understand the problems organisations face, so this analytics master's is grounded in real world contexts from the beginning. From problem identification, data acquisition, method selection, analysis and communicating your findings, Massey’s Master of Analytics focuses on what industry is demanding in data analytics graduates. As a bonus, graduates become SAS certified.This master's empowers graduates with the skills that encourage informed and effective organisational decision making. Our renowned capstone project gives you the opportunity to refine your skills while working in a real organisation on a significant business challenge, in some of largest organisations in NZ.This work experience combined with our attention to strong foundational skills and to teaching the latest techniques, opens-up a range of roles to which Massey graduates are well suited because of their unique mix of business, analytical and communications skills.All subjects and courses are available via Distance Learning. Most subjects are available at Auckland as well as at Singapore via PSB.This internationally-delivered qualification is a 180-credit programme and can be completed in 12 months of full-time study, or over a longer period of part-time study.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: The Business subject is suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

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ARTS

BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS) �SUBJECTS: Defence and Security Studies; Economics; Education; English; Geography; History; Māori Knowledge; Media Studies; Philosophy; Politics and International Relations; Psychology; Social Anthropology; Social Policy; Sociology; Spanish.With a BA(Hons) you will take advanced courses and research in the subject you studied for your BA or GradCert/GradDipArts.An honours degree is a highly regarded qualification, showing your in-depth understanding of the arts and their application to the real world. You'll take 120 credits of 700-level courses, selected from a single subject area, including at least a 30 credit research report. After your honours programme you could go on to a Master of Arts (120 credits).AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN ARTS �The Postgraduate Certificate in Arts is equivalent to the first half of the Postgraduate Diploma in Arts. It's a great place to start if you're considering postgraduate study.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS �ENDORSEMENTS: Defence and Security Studies; Economics; Education; English; Geography; Geospatial Science; History; Māori Knowledge; Media Studies; Philosophy; Politics and International Relations; Psychology; Social Anthropology; Social Policy; Sociology.Admission to the PGDipArts is from a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree with a major in the intended postgraduate subject, or an equivalent degree with a major in an equivalent subject, as intended for postgraduate study.Advancing your study at postgraduate level will enhance your communication, critical thinking and problem-solving skills so you can take on the opportunities the future holds and thrive as a leader in your field. When you have completed your diploma you may have the opportunity to study for a master’s degree.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF ARTS �SUBJECTS: Defence and Security Studies; Economics; Education; English; Geography; History; Māori Knowledge; Media Studies; Museum Studies; Phi-losophy; Politics and International Relations; Psychology; Social Anthropology; Social Policy; Sociology; Spanish.Studying arts is transformative. Employers, industries and the labour market of the future need people who can thrive in an ever-changing global marketplace, and be able to effectively challenge and critique new ideas. The arts are your passport to all the world’s wonderful places. Studying at a higher level will open doors to new cultures, communities and opportunities,

driving your ability to champion creative and innovative solutions for complex global issues. You will pursue advanced study in a humanities or social sciences subject of your choice through a research report or a thesis.The Master of Arts (MA) is 180 credits. This means you can complete an MA in three semesters of full-time study. If you study part-time, an MA will normally take three years to complete. In some disciplines – geography, social anthropology, sociology, and politics and international relations – you can complete in 12 months of full-time study.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

AVIATION

MASTER OF AVIATION ��Today’s aviation industry is grappling with worsening shortages in skilled personnel. Aviation managers are constantly faced with the challenges of keeping pace with the industry’s fast-changing environment. Senior aviation managers are required to demonstrate not only technical knowledge and expertise, but also advanced aviation qualifications and skills. The Master of Aviation (MAv) is partly taught and includes a professional research project.A MAv will give you the skills to work to a high level of academic achievement, work to deadlines under pressure, and communicate your work effectively. These are essential skills to work at a senior level in the aviation industry, or to progress to a higher level of study such as a PhD.A master’s degree is a rigorous and challenging academic programme, but you will be rewarded with an in-depth knowledge of aviation that will significantly enhance your career prospects in the internationally-competitive aviation sector. The MAv is a 180-credit master’s qualification, and can be achieved in three semesters (1.5 years of full-time study). It offers students two pathways.The Research Pathway includes 60 credits of taught courses including a compulsory Research Methods course. Part Two will incorporate a minimum of 60 credits of research.The Professional Pathway is a more practice-based qualification, which will reflect an applicant's industry experience. This option includes two compulsory aviation management courses, elective aviation courses and culminates in a 60-credit ‘Professional Practice in Aviation’ course. Students who are already aviation professionals may wish to draw on their current aviation role for the purpose of a case study.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa. This programme is available to international students wishing to study part-time by distance while they continue working, as well as for full-time study on-campus in New Zealand.

BUSINESS

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS Would you like an introduction to postgraduate study? Do you need prerequisite postgraduate courses for another programme?If you are a graduate wanting to study selected courses in business, the Postgraduate Certificate in Business (PGCertBus) may be suitable for you.You may want an introduction to postgraduate study in the Massey Business School, or you may be looking to study specific courses for your own professional development. Perhaps you need to gain prerequisite postgraduate courses for another programme. For all of these options the PGCertBus will allow you the flexibility to study in the areas that you choose.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS The Postgraduate Diploma in Business (PGDipBus) provides an advanced education in specialist business areas. It consists of taught courses. It is suited to those who have a degree (not necessarily in business) and would like to study business at a postgraduate level. The PGDipBus can be completed in one year of full-time study, or up to four years of part-

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time study. Students wishing to progress to an MBS or MMgt should seek planning advice to ensure they include appropriate courses their PGDipBus.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF BUSINESS STUDIES SUBJECTS: Accountancy; Communication; Economics; Finance; Human Resource Management; Management; Marketing. Massey’s Master of Business Studies (MBS) combines study of advanced theory with research in a specialised field of business to give you a career advantage. This master’s degree offers the same rigorous and prestigious programme as other masters' degrees, yet can be completed in only three semesters (180 credits), or one and half years. It can also be completed as a 120-credit programme for students who have already studied the same subject at honours level or equivalent.To succeed at a senior level in business, or academia, you must be able to communicate your work and findings effectively. You will learn the processes and disciplines involved in high-level in-depth research and how to apply them to business. As part of your study you will complete and present a comprehensive written report on an independent research topic.Massey’s programmes are research-led. The MBS not only draws on the latest business research but also has a focus on real-world learning. We utilise our relationships with industry and help you draw on experience you may have to give your learning context and relevance to the real world.The MBS offers a flexible study plan comprising of subject specialisation courses and research-focused courses.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF MANAGEMENT SUBJECTS: Agribusiness, Banking and Finance, Communication; Financial Economics; Human Resource Management; International Business; Journalism (subject to CUAP approval); Management; Marketing; Sustainability. Massey’s Master of Management (MMgt) will build on your communication skills to give you an international perspective on management and business at a senior level. You will learn from our business experts – Massey University has the largest and one of the most highly respected management schools in New Zealand. This is an internationally-recognised qualification. You can choose from a broad range of specialisations to suit your interests, including HR, communication, international business and more.You can complete this qualification in 18 months of full-time study. If you study part-time the qualification takes between 2.5 and five years.Management involves not only being able to work independently and make management decisions, but also being able to work with and direct teams. Those people could be within your organisation, or external clients and stakeholders. The MMgt programme works with you to help develop these skills as well as specialist business capability in your subject of choice. The MMgt is a rigorous programme, where students are expected to achieve at a high level. This is reflected in the quality of our graduates, and contributes to the reputation of the qualification.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

EXECUTIVE MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ��Available at Massey's Auckland campus, or at an Auckland Airport venue.The Massey Executive MBA is a rigorous, challenging professional development qualification, designed for established middle to senior managers who are usually in full-time work. The EMBA’s core values are an applied leadership development journey, application of theory to practice and strategic global thinking. The EMBA emphasises the importance of developing a strategic perspective on business, the capacity to lead in times

of uncertainty, implement effective strategies, a willingness and ability to both identify and embrace new business trends locally and globally.A personalised experience is enabled in part through our two delivery options to choose from and a “Personalised Learning Journey”. As a busy executive, we know you have limited time. We teach at two locations in Auckland with convenient weekend teaching in two different modes. You can transfer between locations giving you flexibility, allowing you to structure learning around your life, both professional and personal. The teaching format is delivered over weekends. The classes are specifically and solely for EMBA students, enabling focused and relevant learning and deep connections with networks of like-minded peers. The Personalised Learning Journey enables you to identify your key development areas and work on these with the help of one-to-one executive coaching. In parallel with the academic programme, it means that every part of your study will help you develop the skills necessary for enhancing business performance through effective management of people – the only real sustainable source of competitive advantage. A key part of the MBA is developing a deeper understanding of leadership, and your own personal leadership style.Deep connection to practice is enabled in multiple ways, including workplace integrated projects, taught by experienced academic practitioners, and guest speakers from industry. The integrated projects utilises live case studies across a number of organisations in New Zealand. Global strategic thinking is enhanced through an international study tour providing the opportunity for students to integrate both knowledge and competencies across the domestic-international market interface.In summary the distinctive features of the EMBA programme are: > Regional workplace integrated projects adding to the connections with

business and application to practice throughout the programme. > Strategic leadership through specific courses within the curriculum and an

internationalised learning experiences during the international study tour. > Personalised learning journey through coaching

It's the longest continuously running MBA programme in New Zealand (running since 1972) and has accumulated an extensive and illustrious alumni network.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ��The Massey MBA is specifically designed for emerging managers and leaders. It has a strongly applied focus, the aim being to bring practice into your learning and learning into your practice.It is offered in two delivery modes: Full-time option at Massey’s Auckland campus completed over one year; or a self-paced Online option via Distance Learning, with completion possible from two years up to five years. Taught by experienced academic “practitioners” with real-world experience, the MBA programme seeks to develop graduates with the strategic thinking, leadership skills and cultural competence to enhance both their companies’ and their individual careers in a challenging global environment. It emphasises five key competencies: strategic thinking, leading with integrity, problem analysis and problem solving, technology-savviness, and cultural competence. Students may develop specialisations if they choose, notably business sustainability (“built-to-last” businesses), digital transformation and international marketing. The Full-time Option provides an opportunity for an immersive, concentrated learning experience in the company of your peers with minimal time-out from your career. Each of the core 15-credit courses will require up to 150 hours of student study time, including approximately 34 hours of direct classroom time. In-class learning will emphasise group activities, live case studies, guest business leaders, site visits and a major action learning project, in addition to some formal lectures. This option is suitable for both international and domestic students in the early stages of career development.The online option delivered using a world-class learning environment provides an MBA opportunity for those managers who are time-challenged within their companies and/or physically located at a distance from our Auckland based campus. As such, it is an ideal programme for managers based in regional New Zealand or those offshore seeking a convenient mode of advanced business study in an applied format. The online option is self-

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paced allowing the student to complete one 15-credit course in every seven-week study cycle with up to five years to attain the MBA degree depending on the student’s individual circumstances and available study time. Similar to the full-time option, the learning will include group activities, live case studies, guest speakers and two action learning projects. Each online cohort will also have opportunities to come together as a group at various locations within New Zealand. This will enable students to benefit from peer-to-peer learning and establish collegial networks.Note that students who enrol in the Online Option may take some courses from the full-time Option and vice versa. A minimum of three years practical, relevant work experience is required for programme entry to the MBA.In summary the distinctive features of the MBA programme are: > Option of completing the MBA with one of three specialization choices, > Support with career development and employment. > Flexibility through the choice of two delivery modes. The online offering of

the MBA has a completion period of five years, allowing for flexibility. > World-class technology enabled learning.

AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Available for international students studying in NZ or via distance learning.

CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY

MASTER OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY �The Master of Clinical Psychology (MClinPsych) is a competitive-entry professional qualification that enables you to meet the competency requirements for the clinical scope of practice under the Health Practitioners Competencies Assurance Act (2003) and practice independently as a Clinical Psychologist. The Master of Clinical Psychology is a post-masterate qualification.Note: Applications must be with the School of Psychology no later than 1 October of the preceding year. No late applications will be accepted.For full-time students the minimum period of enrolment will be two years (24 months) and the maximum will be three years (36 months). Under exceptional circumstances a programme of four years (48 months) may be approved, subject to approval of the Director of Clinical Training and the Head of School. Admission to the programme is via selected entry, and highly competitive.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

DOCTOR OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY �The Doctor of Clinical Psychology is a competitive-entry professional qualification that prepares you to integrate practice and research in your career as a clinical psychologist. It meets the competency requirements for registration as a Psychologist under the Clinical scope of practice. It is internationally recognised, and market-leading in New ZealandMassey graduates more researchers and clinical psychologists than any other university in New Zealand. We're connected to a wide range of community and statutory organisations, and produce unique and applied psychology research and training that's recognised nationally and internationally. This expertise enhances the reputation of your degree and ensures your knowledge is relevant to today's society.Admission to the programme is via selected entry, and highly competitive.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

CONSTRUCTION

BACHELOR OF CONSTRUCTION (HONOURS) ��ENDORSEMENTS: Construction Management; Quantity SurveyingAVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: International students must study in NZ

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION �� (BLOCK MODE)ENDORSEMENTS: Construction Project Management; Quantity Surveying; Construction Law; Building Technology; Facilities Management; Without Specialisation.If you complete the programme at a satisfactory level you may be able to proceed to the Master of Construction. The structure and format of this 120-credit postgraduate diploma is similar to the Master of Construction, below, but all courses are taught and there is no 45-credit research report.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: All endorsements other than Facilities Management are available for international students studying in NZ

MASTER OF CONSTRUCTION ��SUBJECTS: Building Technology; Construction Law; Construction Project Management; Facilities Management; Quantity Surveying; Without Specialisation. Become a world-leading construction specialist, with the Master of Construction. It is the only degree in New Zealand which has a construction law specialisation option. Massey’s Master of Construction (MConstr) focuses on building your in-depth knowledge of specific aspects of construction. You will gain from Massey’s expertise in related areas such as project management, construction law, quantity surveying, or facilities management but always with a construction perspective. This master’s degree builds on Massey’s Bachelor of Construction majoring in Quantity Surveying or Construction Management – the only such bachelor's degree offered among the eight Universities in New Zealand.You may be working in the construction industry and want to know more about specific aspects of construction. Or you may work in another area (like law) and wish to learn more about related construction specialities such as construction law. This degree will give you specific, tailored, focused learning to help you gain in-depth knowledge in aspects of construction.Four 15-credit compulsory taught courses plus either an elective course (15 credits) and 218.810 Research Report (45 credits) OR 218.820 Dissertation (60 credits) are delivered in 'block mode’, meaning lectures are usually delivered over four whole days. You will also be expected to engage online in discussion forums throughout the semester and submit assignments online.

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In addition, you will also conduct a research project of at least 45 credits as part of your study. We encourage you to focus this research on an area relevant to your own career, giving you direct and immediate benefits. If you have come straight from a four-year undergraduate programme you can take advantage of our extensive industry relationships to also develop a relevant project that will enhance your career prospects.This is a 120-credit degree, meaning you can complete in one year of full-time study (the only option for international students) or spread over two or even three years of part-time study. AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: The Construction Law, Construction Project Management, Quantity Surveying and Without Specialisation endorsements are available for international students studying in NZ.

COUNSELLING

MASTER OF COUNSELLING STUDIES ��Massey's Master of Counselling Studies is an advanced professional training programme. You'll develop and apply research-informed knowledge and skills relevant to effective professional counselling practice. You'll also advance your ability to undertake, analyse and use research relevant to your practice and profession. This qualification leads to provisional membership of the New Zealand Association of Counsellors (NZAC). Completion of this programme requires attendance at compulsory block workshops at the Manawatū campus.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

CREATIVE ENTERPRISE

MASTER OF CREATIVE ENTERPRISE ��Commercialise your creative ideas – the Masters of Creative Enterprise provides high-level professional and practice-based study. It prepares graduates for a range of creative roles, and develops their proficiency in current and emerging commercialisation models that are essential in the highly competitive creative industries. Students will learn to apply artistic, technological and professional strategies intrinsic to creative disciplines to develop and commercialise their creative practice.

CREATIVE MEDIA PRODUCTION

BACHELOR OF CREATIVE MEDIA PRODUCTION �� (HONOURS) Push your production skills to the next level with postgraduate study in Creative Media Production. This one-year Honours programme gives you the opportunity to build on your achievements in the Bachelor of Creative Production and develop a major project in the field of your choice.Drive your own project from conception to completion under the expert supervision of our industry-connected staff. It could be a short film, video game, mixed reality experience or whatever you can imagine.Make use of our world-class facilities and gear: 5K cameras, lighting and audio kits, MOCAP array, 360 cameras and green screens.Develop advanced research skills and understand critically how your work fits in a landscape of film, entertainment and new media. You'll produce a short thesis or exegesis alongside your independent project.Stand out in the booming film, entertainment and new media markets as an independent innovator with a critical understanding of the industry. With your advanced creative media production skills you might leave your Honours year with a film ready for the festival circuit, with a game ready to launch on mobile, or as an experienced producer ready for a job in a major studio.This degree will also equip you with the research skills and qualification to progress to further postgraduate study including PhD study.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

CREATIVE WRITING

MASTER OF CREATIVE WRITING ��** Programme includes compulsory contact workshop(s)The Master of Creative Writing (MCW) is a 180-credit course that can follow on immediately from your bachelor’s degree.Produce your own creative writing to challenge your innovative energies. Discover new ways to unlock ideas and connect with readers. You will work alongside award-winning authors to write your own novels, poems, short stories, plays, scripts, creative non-fiction, or hybrid writing..This is a Selected Entry programme, based on a portfolio of creative writing. Applications close 31 October prior to the year of study.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

DAIRY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

MASTER OF DAIRY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ��Admission to the Master of Dairy Science and Technology requires you have been awarded or qualified for either a Bachelor of Engineering with Honours, Bachelor of Science (Honours), a Bachelor of Food Technology with Honours, or equivalent, and have approved employment in the New Zealand dairy industry to facilitate the requirements of courses 141.751 Dairy Products Technical Projects and 141.848 Dairy Science and Technology Research Project.

DESIGN

BACHELOR OF DESIGN WITH HONOURS ��MAJORS: Fashion Design; Industrial Design; Photography; Spatial Design; Textile Design; Visual Communication Design. The first year explores design practice and its core concepts, methods and applications through hands-on projects. You’ll be introduced to a range of disciplines and the generic principles of design through investigation, concept development and design experimentation. In the following years you'll have the opportunity to mix, discuss and collaborate with other students across art, design, music and digital media production. You can tailor your expertise through a range of electives that support your selected major and help define your graduate pathway. In your fourth year you can choose whether to follow the research-based BDes (Hons) or project-based BDes programme: whichever pathway you choose you will push the boundaries of design innovation, consolidate your skills and extend the quality of your final project. Massey's College of Creative Arts is ranked number one for design concept in Asia Pacific by international Red Dot Awards, and the only Australasian university to be awarded substantial

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equivalency by the prestigious US National Association of Schools of Art and Design.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN DESIGN ��SUBJECTS: Fashion Design; Industrial Design; Photography; Spatial Design; Textile Design; Visual Communication Design. The Postgraduate Diploma in Design (PGDipDes) provides an opportunity for students across the design spectrum to up-skill in creative practice, technologies and theory. When achieved at an appropriate level, it gives students access to the Master of Design or the transdisciplinary MFA for designers and artists. The PGDipDes caters for students in many design disciplines, including fashion design, industrial design, photography, spatial design, textile design and visual communication design.Note: Applications close on 15 November of the preceding year.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF DESIGN ��The Master of Design (MDes) is an advanced research qualification in design, with both 120- and 180-credit options. You will complete a supervised programme of focused design research taking a challenging real-world design problem through to a well-resolved solution. The programme offers expert supervision and critique sessions with your fellow MDes students, but is a self-motivated and independently-driven creative practice-based research project. To make optimum use of the time frame it is preferable that you enter the course with a clear project brief. External connections are really important to MDes projects and we expect you to develop strong relationships with your external partners or community of interest, which can include spending time located in their business. For more information about proposals contact: [email protected]

APPLICATION DEADLINES120-credit MDes: November 15 (for February start); June 15 (for July start); August 15 (for September start). Industry-partnered projects may start at other times of the year, and according to contractual arrangement. 180-credit MDes students start in February and September.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF DESIGN WETA WORKSHOP SCHOOLThe 120-credit Master of Design Weta Workshop School, specialising in Entertainment Design, is designed to give you the tools to create your own imaginary worlds for film, television, and game. The course focuses on developing students’ skills in the key areas of idea creation, storytelling, and concept design. In this one-year course, you will expand your technical ability, critical thinking skills, and take on leadership roles in real-world scenarios.You will undertake and develop your own research and design project, exploring how Entertainment Design works as a tool for creating compelling characters, engaging worlds, and incredible stories. The course culminates with a written research component presented alongside a body of concept design work. For more information see wetaworkshopschool.massey.ac.nzThe application deadline is 15 November (for February start).AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MFA IN DESIGN AND MFA IN FINE ART ��The art/design MFA is the College of Creative Arts' premier postgraduate qualification for practising designers and artists. The MFA emphasises the production of original creative work that is research-driven, critically engaged, expertly realised and highly innovative. Massey offers two ways to do the MFA: > Full-time: on campus in Wellington, including postgraduate studio space

on site. This takes two years.

> The MFA has a part-time and/or distance option with permission, which can be done in three or four years. This options is afforded by attendance at four hui each year in the Wellington region and access to mentors and supervisors via online platforms.

Application deadline for all MFA candidates: November 15 (mid-late February start). Late applications will be considered on a case-by-case basis.For more information contact: [email protected] or see creative.massey.ac.nzInternational applications reviewed on a regular basis throughout the year.See the MFA information on page 25 for more details.

EDUCATION

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATION ��If you already have a bachelor’s degree and some professional experience in an educator role, but have a particular subject you’d like to explore in more depth, and want to keep up to date with the latest developments in education theory and practice, this is where you can start a more substantial study programme. You’ll learn to apply theory and research, and better understand the complex dimensions of current educational issues, practices and/or policies. You’ll learn to reflect on research, and demonstrate skill in analysis, synthesis and evaluation of teaching and learning.NOTE: If you want to teach at a New Zealand primary or secondary school, you will need to complete either a Graduate Diploma of Teaching or Master of Teaching and Learning.

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION ��ENDORSEMENTS: Counselling and Guidance; Digital Education; Early Years; Educational Administration and Leadership; Inclusive Education; Literacy Education; Māori Education; Mathematics Education; Teaching and Learning; Without Specialisation.With Massey’s PGDipEd, you’ll be distinguished by your ability to critically apply theory and research, and to understand the complex dimensions of current educational issues, practices and/or policies in particular contexts. You’ll reflect on research and demonstrate skill in analysis, synthesis and critical evaluation of teaching and learning. Your PGDipEd can be completed with no endorsement allowing you to mix and match from a wide range of courses to suit your interests and needs. It can also be endorsed in a variety of exciting subject areas.NOTE: If you want to teach at a New Zealand primary or secondary school, you will need to complete a Graduate Diploma of Teaching or Master of Teaching and Learning.

MASTER OF EDUCATION ��ENDORSEMENTS: Digital Education; Early Years; Educational Administration and Leadership; Inclusive Education; Literacy Education; Māori Education; Mathematics Education; Teaching and Learning; Without Specialisation.The MEd will update your professional knowledge and qualifications, while exploring new developments and changes in education. You’ll learn to critically apply knowledge, theory and research, and better understand the complex dimensions of a range of current educational issues, practices and/or policies.The MEd will teach you to plan and carry out research that demonstrates a high level of skill in critical analysis, synthesis and critical evaluation of teaching and learning. Then you can apply the skills you’ve learned to new situations. Such skills will be transferable to a wide range of professional situations.

EDUCATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATIONAL ��* AND DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY* Requires attendance at contact workshopsThe Postgraduate Certificate in Educational and Developmental Psychology is a bridging qualification leading to professional training in Educational and Developmental Psychology. This qualification is open to students who

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have been awarded a Master’s degree in Education, Psychology, Counselling, Social Work, Speech and Language Therapy, or a related relevant discipline, and who have relevant educational experience. The qualification will also be of significant value to students with a Master’s degree in Educational Psychology (or equivalent) from other universities. This qualification provides an introduction to applied professional practice as an Educational Psychologist. The focus is on development of assessment skills, evidence-based practice, and understanding of professional issues as they relate to professional practice in educational and developmental psychology.NOTE: Successful completion of the Postgraduate Certificate in Educational and Developmental Psychology will not give automatic entry into the Postgraduate Diploma in Educational and Developmental Psychology. Students are required to go through the selection process for the Postgraduate Diploma in Educational and Developmental Psychology and be offered a place.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EDUCATIONAL ��* AND DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY* Requires attendance at compulsory contact workshopsMassey’s selected-entry post-masterate Postgraduate Diploma in Educational and Developmental Psychology is your pathway to becoming a registered educational psychologist. The one-year full-time internship provides a framework for supervised professional practice. Successful completion of the course will deem you eligible for registration as an educational psychologist with the New Zealand Psychologists’ Board.Within the course, an emphasis is placed on the use of effective solution-based approaches drawing on and integrating Māori and Western psychological, developmental, and educational theory and research. With a strong bicultural teaching pedagogy, which embeds Mātauranga Māori, as well as the ability to complete your internship in a variety of internship placements including in schools, DHBs, with the Ministry of Education or youth justice, you’ll develop strong foundations as an educational psychologist in Aotearoa NZ. AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

MASTER OF EDUCATIONAL AND �� DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGYThe Master of Educational and Developmental Psychology builds the capacity of educators in formal, non-formal and informal learning contexts to be inclusive, adaptable and meet the needs of all learners. This professional practice qualification encourages a greater depth of understanding about the factors that support or hinder learning in bicultural and multicultural contexts at both individual and system levels. Whether you want to develop your current knowledge and skills as a teacher, educational leader or educational psychologist, steer into educational and developmental psychology research as part of a PhD, or follow the professional career pathway into the Postgraduate Diploma in Educational and Developmental Psychology Internship, the Master of Educational and Developmental Psychology creates multiple pathways for your future aspirations. It sets you up to work with and support learners to ensure equity in education and to create systems that enable learning. Our programme fosters bicultural and multicultural inclusive education assessment and intervention, collaborative practice with practitioners in education and whānau, and a strong focus on Children’s Rights and how to enact these. These principal areas will enable you to pursue the career to enjoy your own and others’ learning.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN EMERGENCY �� MANAGEMENTNote: This is primarily an exit programme – students should apply for admission to the Postgraduate Diploma in Emergency Management or the Master of Emergency Management.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EMERGENCY �� MANAGEMENTThe Postgraduate Diploma in Emergency Management (PGDipEmergMgt) is for students who want to broaden their knowledge of disaster prevention and management. It will give you a range of knowledge about theory and research, and practices and policies in emergency management. If you’re a mid-to-senior level emergency manager, and are interested in expanding your emergency management competencies, this diploma is for you. It’s an advanced coursework degree that builds on the core emergency management knowledge you’ve gained through industry experience and prerequisite qualifications. You’ll build advanced knowledge of emergency management at both operational and strategic levels.You’ll work closely with academics, researchers and professionals at the Joint Centre for Disaster Research based at Massey’s Wellington campus.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students via Block Mode and also for offshore students via Distance mode.

MASTER OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ��The Master of Emergency Management (MEmergMgt) is for students who want to broaden their knowledge of disaster prevention and management. Emergency management focuses on organising communities to respond to disasters, survive them, rebuild social structures and infrastructure, and sustain and preserve life.Graduates of the MEmergMgt can effectively lead emergency management programmes at operational and strategic levels. You'll gain skills in: critical application of theory and research; analysis, synthesis and critical evaluations of disaster risk; crisis leadership and communications; decision making; and disaster management policy and procedure.You’ll work closely with academics, researchers and professionals at the Joint Centre for Disaster Research based at Massey’s Wellington campus.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students via Block Mode and also for offshore students via Distance mode.

ENGINEERING

MASTER OF ENGINEERING ��SPECIALISATIONS: Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering*; Electronics and Computer Engineering; Engineering and Innovation Management; Mechatronics.

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*All subjects except for Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering are available at Auckland. All subjects are available at Manawatū.The Master of Engineering (ME) (by thesis only) is a 120-credit qualification for students who have completed the BE(Hons) or PGDipE (subject to a minimum GPA requirement). It consists of a thesis to the value of 120 credits.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Available for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF ENGINEERING STUDIES ��SPECIALISATIONS: Electronics and Computer Engineering; Life Cycle Management; Mechatronics; Packaging Technology; Renewable Energy Systems; Without Specialisation.Massey’s Master of Engineering Studies (MEngSt) is a high-quality programme, combining taught and research courses at a postgraduate level. It is a 120-credit qualification able to be completed in one year full-time. If you are already working, or your research experience is limited, this qualification will give you the knowledge you need to take your career to the next level or pursue more in-depth postgraduate research.While you will gain a thorough knowledge of the fundamental principles of engineering, the MEngSt emphasises the application of your knowledge to complex real-world industrial problems. You’ll be able to tap into Massey’s strong relationships with industry to find projects of relevance to you.The degree will help you gain expertise in an area outside of the focus of your undergraduate qualification, or current employment, or help you progress your career in your area of interest. You can choose from a number of endorsements. NOTE: Renewable Energy Systems and Life Cycle Management only have one intake offered at Manawatū campus, and courses start in February.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ENVIRONMENTAL �� MANAGEMENTThe PGDipEnvMgmt is a one-year qualification for those who have already gained an undergraduate qualification and want to extend their knowledge to environmental management issues. You’ll gain an understanding of how the natural environment functions, as well as how societal values, needs and attitudes are reconciled with the need to maintain ecological systems.The PGDipEnvMgmt has a strong applied component, giving you the real-world perspective that employers seek. We have a large number of international students, attracted by the increasing importance of environmental management as a discipline that addresses the environmental challenges experienced by a growing number of countries. The multicultural nature of the student cohort adds a unique dimension to the learning experience and opens up a global network for students and staff alike.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Available for international students studying in NZ or via distance learning.

MASTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ��The Master of Environmental Management (MEnvMgmt) is a 180-credit qualification. This means that you can complete this world-class, rigorous and challenging programme in only three semesters, or one and half years.Massey’s environmental management programme reflects the growing need to protect the environment, and use resources of land, water, soil, plants, and animals in a balanced and sustainable way.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Available for international students studying in NZ or via distance learning.

FINANCE

MASTER OF FINANCE �Massey’s Master of Finance (MFin) combines the study of advanced theory with research in a specialised finance area. It is available to students who have completed an undergraduate qualification majoring in finance.It offers the same rigorous and prestigious programme as other masters' degrees, yet can be completed in only three semesters (180 credits), over one and half years. It may be completed as a 120-credit qualification by those who already have a postgraduate finance qualification. AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANCY � AND FINANCESee page 18 for details.

FINE ARTS

MFA IN FINE ARTS ��The MFA is the College of Creative Arts' premier postgraduate qualification for practising designers and artists. It emphasises the production of original creative work that is research-driven, critically engaged, expertly realised and highly innovative. It supports trans-, multi- or cross-disciplinary practices and media while endorsing the development of specific art and design expertise.An MFA from the College of Creative Arts offers: > A strong programme of lectures, workshops, reading seminars and

critiques with international, local, Māori and Pacific visiting artists, designers, musicians, curators and writers.

> Self-directed research where transdisciplinary conversations and highly focused subject-specific investigations are open to you

> Access to staff art and design researchers for supervision and mentoring > A warm, friendly, high-achieving peer learning community > The only MFA outside North America to follow the internationally-

recognised US model > Opportunities to attend and present at symposia, conferences, exhibitions,

study tours, and festivals locally, nationally and internationally > Studio space organised to facilitate individual and collective activities > Comprehensive technical expertise and facilities, including two material

workshops, a large lighting studio, a substantial photographic lab, test spaces, print room, textile and fashion labs and Australasia’s first Fab Lab

> Access to academic researchers recognised internationally for their innovative creative practices.

Massey offers two ways to do the MFA: > Full-time option: on campus in Wellington, including postgraduate studio

space on site. This takes two years. Study by distance is possible but should be discussed with coordinators.

> Part-time and/or by distance option (with permission): can be done in three or four years. This options is afforded by attendance at four hui each year in the Wellington region and access to mentors and supervisors via online platforms.

The MFA begins one week before classes start with an orientation event. Each semester is punctuated by two hui including critiques of work by all students across the two year levels.Application deadline for all MFA candidates: November 15 (late-February start). Late applications will be considered on a case by case basis.International applications are reviewed throughout the year.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN FINE ARTS ��The Postgraduate Diploma in Fine Art provides a unique opportunity for advanced study in contemporary art and an entry point into further Fine Arts postgraduate study at Massey. The programme combines theoretical inquiry

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with studio-based practice, focusing on identifying, exploring and developing research methods that are relevant to current art practices and enquiry.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

FOOD SAFETY AND QUALITY

MASTER OF FOOD SAFETY AND QUALITY ��Enhance your career in the food industry with advanced skills in Food Safety and Quality. With a Master of Food Safety and Quality, you will play a key role in managing food safety and quality in any food manufacturing company.Food safety and quality are essential to the success of all food manufacturing companies and critical for New Zealand's economic success. Food companies have a growing need for expertise in food safety and quality. If they do not have this expertise themselves, consultants with the relevant qualifications provide them with services. You have the opportunity to start your own consultancy business or to work for the government department overseeing food safety in your country. In New Zealand, the government department is the Ministry for Primary Industries. Massey University has been producing highly-skilled graduates for the New Zealand and international food industries for more than 50 years, and hosts the New Zealand Food Safety Centre with access to the latest expertise in food safety.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students studying in NZ and via distance learning.

FOOD TECHNOLOGY

MASTER OF FOOD TECHNOLOGY ��With a Master of Food Technology (MFoodTech), you can become a research and development champion in the food industry. The world’s economies are looking for new ways to add value to raw produce and a MFoodTech degree can give you the skills to do this. There is an increasing demand for people with the research and technical skills you will learn during this qualification. Once you have gained the research and technical skills, you can apply your knowledge in the commercial world. Your lecturers are actively researching and are experts in their area of research, with many having worked in the New Zealand and international food industries.After a semester of taught courses, you'll have the practical skills needed to undertake independent research in the food industry. You will then undertake your own large independent research project that focuses on real food industry problems and solutions.At Massey you’ll have access to real equipment to do research that’s applied and practical to the food industry including: Pilot plant equipment, labs equipped to analyse and characterise food texture, rheology, physical properties, chemical composition and microbial flora; a facility to gather consumer data for the sensory properties of food, a post-harvest lab to study the packaging, storage and preservation of fruits and vegetables. Massey has research expertise in meat and fish technology, dairy technology, fruit and vegetables, cereals, food additives and ingredients.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

HEALTH

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HEALTH SCIENCE ��SUBJECTS: Bioscience; Environmental Health; Māori Health; Medical Laboratory Science; Occupational Health and Safety; Psychology; Rehabilitation; Sport and Exercise; Without Specialisation.If you have a Bachelor of Health Science and want to take your studies to the next level, the Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science is for you. It is the only postgraduate qualification of its kind in New Zealand that allows you to study both the sciences and the social sciences.

This programme’s applied and multi-disciplinary approach will help you build your career in any of New Zealand’s major health sectors.You’ll get an understanding of the many dimensions of personal health and health care in New Zealand. You’ll learn to critically evaluate information about personal health and wellbeing, and community and population health. With a solid grounding in health science, you’ll be perfectly placed to contribute to our nation’s health from day one in the workplace.

MASTER OF HEALTH SCIENCE ��SUBJECTS: Bioscience; Environmental Health; Māori Health; Medical Laboratory Research; Nursing; Occupational Health and Safety; Psychology; Rehabilitation; Sport and Exercise.Through advanced studies in a specialised focus subject, the Master of Health Science offers you an opportunity to pursue research in health sciences. It is for graduates who have successfully completed a Bachelor of Health Science with a major and wish to take advanced studies in this area.

HEALTH SERVICE MANAGEMENT

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HEALTH SERVICE �� MANAGEMENTThe Postgraduate Diploma in Health Service Management is an advanced programme of professional education for people working in the health and disability sectors who wish to prepare themselves for positions in health service management.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students via distance learning

MASTER OF HEALTH SERVICE MANAGEMENT ��The Master of Health Service Management is an advanced programme that gives you applied research and other health management skills to enable you to manage contemporary health issues.Massey lecturers and staff have a wide range of experience in the health industry across the medical, nursing, health informatics, management and policy development areas and in a variety of settings – community care, primary care and secondary care. They are also actively researching. This combination of new thinking and practical relevance makes graduates of this programme highly sought-after.There are also opportunities to tailor your learning to apply to your own workplace or area of interest.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students via distance learning.

INFORMATION SCIENCES

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION � SCIENCESENDORSEMENTS: Without Specialisation (must be selected); Computer Science; Information Technology; Software Engineering.IMPORTANT: All students must select 'Without Specialisation'. An endorsement can be added after one semester if the student fulfils the requirement for an endorsement. The Postgraduate Diploma in Information Sciences (PGDipInfSc) offers the best value if you select 'no endorsement' because you are then free to select the topics that interest you the most. Topics you can study include: artificial intelligence, computer graphics, computer vision, parallel and distributed computing, operating systems, systems security, data science and user interface design.The PGDipInfSc is a taught programme, able to be completed in one year full-time.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF INFORMATION SCIENCES �SUBJECTS: Computer Science; Information Technology; Software Engineering; Without Specialisation (must be selected, initially).

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IMPORTANT: A specialisation can be added after one semester if the student fulfils the requirement for a specialisation.In the Master of Information Sciences (MInfSc) you will learn how to apply problem-solving and analytical thinking skills to the analysis of, and solutions to, a range of IT problems. You will gain skills in evaluating policies and processes used in the design, construction, testing and maintenance of advanced technological solutions in order to make informed strategic decisions. This is a taught programme, with a major component an in-depth professional project.If you study full-time you can complete the MInfSc in three semesters (one and half years). The MInfSc gives you the option to focus and major in computer science (including topics such as artificial intelligence and graphics) or information technology (including topics such as systems security and user interface design). Or you have the freedom to graduate without a major and mix and match the topics that interest you the most. Topics you can study include: artificial intelligence, computer graphics, computer vision, parallel and distributed computing, operating systems, systems security, data science and user interface design.A professional practice project is an important part of this master’s degree. You may have the opportunity to be involved in real projects for real companies on real issues that they wish to solve. This experience can lead directly to roles and add substantial value to your résumé when you are seeking employment.You can also complete a MInfSc (by thesis only). This is a 120-credit research qualification for those who have completed the PGDipInfSc.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN INTERNATIONAL �� DEVELOPMENTGraduates of the Postgraduate Certificate in International Development will be able to apply their knowledge to developing policy and strategies and to managing and evaluating international development programmes. They will evaluate contemporary international development theories, policies and approaches and draw out relevant implications from research.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL �� DEVELOPMENTAs a Postgraduate Diploma in International Development student you will improve your understanding of how global forces shape the world, and hone the skills you need to help overcome poverty and enhance human wellbeing. You’ll extend your abilities to analyse international development issues, collect relevant data, and write persuasively about development issues. Graduates will be able to apply their knowledge and skills to developing policy and strategies and to managing and evaluating international development programmes. Your PGDipIntDev is also a pathway to advanced research at master’s degree level.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ��Admission to the Master of International Development requires you to have a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Development Studies, or equivalent, with a minimum B average across the 200 and 300 level courses. You may also apply if you have any bachelor’s degree with a B average across the 200 and 300 level courses along with relevant field or industry experience of an appropriate kind and duration. You will need to provide your curriculum vitae outlining your experience. You will gain an advanced understanding of how global economic, social, political and environmental forces affect people and shape different parts of the world. These insights will allow you to recognise where inequalities lie and identify strategies to help overcome poverty and enhance human

wellbeing. Graduates will be able to apply their knowledge and skills to developing policy and strategies and to managing and evaluating international development programmes.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

INTERNATIONAL SECURITY

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN INTERNATIONAL �� SECURITYThe Postgraduate Certificate in International Security (PGCertIntlSy) is an option for candidates desiring a 60-credit postgraduate qualification in International Security. Candidates who complete the PGCertIntlSy may also have the opportunity of proceeding to the Postgraduate Diploma in International Security - although it is also possible to enrol in the Postgraduate Diploma or Masters degree directly. If you proceed to one of the higher degrees, the Postgraduate Certificate will not be awarded.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL �� SECURITYSPECIALISATIONS: Border and Biosecurity; Counter-Terrorism; Defence; Intelligence; Without Specialisation.The 120-credit Postgraduate Diploma in International Security (PGDipIntlSy) is a multidisciplinary programme drawing on security studies, international relations, military studies, political science, area studies, political and human geography, and complementary fields of study. Security management is an increasingly important dimension of government and public policy, with direct benefit to economic security and social wellbeing. You will learn the principles, theory and practice of international security; gain understanding of interagency perspectives; and develop analytical and communications skills appropriate to the security context. You'll also benefit from our close relationships with partner agencies in the security sector. Our committed and supportive staff will encourage you to pursue your intellectual and professional interests. Candidates who complete the PGDipIntlSy may also have the opportunity of proceeding to the Master of International Security - although it is also possible to enrol in the Masters degree directly.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

MASTER OF INTERNATIONAL SECURITY ��SPECIALISATIONS: Border and Biosecurity, Counter-Terrorism; Defence; Intelligence; Without Specialisation.The 180-credit Master of International Security (MIntlSy) is a multidisciplinary course of study drawing on security studies, international relations, military studies, political science, area studies, political and human geography, and complementary fields of study. Security management is an increasingly important dimension of government and public policy, with direct benefit to economic security and social wellbeing, so your skills will be in demand. You will learn the principles, theory and practice of international security; gain understanding of interagency perspectives; and develop analytical and communications skills appropriate to the security context. You will also benefit from our close relationships with partner agencies in the security sector. To complete this degree, you will also carry out independent research in a security context, enabling you to develop your own area of specialisation.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

JOURNALISM

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN JOURNALISM ��*The Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism is based on leading overseas journalism qualifications. For those wishing to enter the industry, it will

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build a firm foundation for an exciting career in journalism, including an established internship programme with all major news organisations. Other students, such as experienced journalists or those wishing to develop specialist skills, can choose from a menu of courses that build advanced capability in audio-visual journalism (including TV and radio), data and investigative journalism, management, analytics, finance or marketing.From 2021, it can be taken as a stand-alone qualification*, or – with the addition of another 60 credits – earn you a Master of Management (Journalism). It can also be taken part-time, or by distance*. This will give you a well-recognised international qualification opening you to a career in management or elsewhere. The Massey journalism programme enjoys a close working relationship with the country’s leading news organisations. We are proud of our graduate employment record. Virtually all the graduates of the programme obtain jobs in journalism. Many of our graduates are now top journalists at Stuff, TVNZ, NZ Herald, Newshub, Radio NZ, Newsroom, and others have gone on to work at leading overseas news organisations such as the BBC, CNN, Reuters, ABC and more.Massey’s lecturers are experienced journalists, teachers and researchers. The Massey University course is internationally-recognised. It is the only journalism school in New Zealand or Australia accredited by leading US agency ACEJMC, which accredits leading US journalism schools such as Columbia and Missouri. *These programme changes are subject to CUAP approval.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

LEARNING SUPPORT

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN LEARNING �� SUPPORTThe Postgraduate Certificate in Learning Support integrates theory and practice to explore key aspects of the Learning Support coordinator (LSC) and Special Education Needs Coordinator (SENCo) role. It will extend your knowledge, skills and networks and provide you with a space to learn with, from and about other LSC and SENCo throughout New Zealand.

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LEARNING �� SUPPORTThe Postgraduate Diploma in Learning Support integrates theory and practice to explore key aspects of the Learning Support coordinator (LSC) and Special Education Needs Coordinator (SENCo) role. It will extend your knowledge, skills and networks and provide you with a space to learn with, from and about other LSC and SENCo throughout New Zealand.

LINGUISTICS

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN APPLIED �� LINGUISTICSStudents must have a completed Bachelor’s degree and at least one full-time year of relevant teaching experience (or equivalent).AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN APPLIED �� LINGUISTICSThe Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Linguistics (PGDipAppLing) provides professionals in TESOL and all other areas of language teaching with a qualification meeting the specific combination of professional and research needs that has become increasingly important in both domestic and international settings.Students in applied linguistics will use the theories, methods and problem-based approaches that address real-world language issues relating to second language acquisition and language use in an increasingly globalised and digitally-mediated world. Explore areas such as contextually-relevant

teaching of languages, reflective practices to enhance teaching and learning, and the sociocultural demands of language learning and teaching. Learn from distinguished educators who have researched in areas such as online second language communities, distance/online language learning, sociocultural adjustment of international students and their teachers to their presence in New Zealand universities, language learning and emotion, bi/multilingualism and oral proficiency, heritage language learning and mother tongue maintenance.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF APPLIED LINGUISTICS ��SUBJECTS: Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages; Without Specialisation.The Master of Applied Linguistics (MAppLing) will enhance your knowledge and skills in the teaching, learning and use of language in a global multilingual world. It will equip you with a critical understanding of theory and practice in the field of applied linguistics. The MAppLing provides professionals in all areas of TESOL and other second language teaching with a qualification that meets their specific combination of professional and research needs.You’ll use theories, methods and problem-based approaches that address real-world language issues. The programme focuses on second-language acquisition and language use in an increasingly globalised and digitally-mediated world. Massey’s research strengths include: heritage language learning; mother tongue maintenance; online second language communities; distance/online language learning; sociocultural adjustment of international students and their teachers to their presence in New Zealand universities; language learning and emotion; bi/multilingualism; oral proficiency; teaching and assessment; language education policy.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

TOIOHO KI ĀPITI MĀORI VISUAL ARTS

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MĀORI �� VISUAL ARTSThe Postgraduate Diploma in Māori Visual Arts (PGDipMVA) is for students who already possess a qualification in Māori art or who can demonstrate equivalent expertise. It is a stepping-stone to the Master of Māori Visual Arts (MMVA). Most aspiring master’s students first enrol in the postgraduate diploma, then transfer to the MMVA after a year if they achieve the required grade (B average or above).Toioho ki Āpiti (Māori Visual Arts programme), welcomes all indigenous and non-Māori artists by encouraging engagement in research and applied practices relevant to individual cultural contexts. International students thinking of studying MVA at Massey should contact Massey’s International Office for information about visa applications and other processes. In the PGDipMVA, you will balance independent creative work in the studio with learning in Māori studies or museum studies. Students who have more than 10 years of exhibition practice can apply to undertake a studio-only postgraduate diploma; just talk to us about your situation.The Māori Visual Arts programme embraces both customary practices from carving to weaving to kowhaiwhai, and contemporary practice. The work produced at Toioho ki Āpiti addresses critical questions about identity and visual culture and exists at the interface of ‘western’ and ‘indigenous’ art. Students can study on campus, with studio space provided, or by distance. Full-time and part-time options are available, so you can fit study around work and whānau commitments.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF MĀORI VISUAL ARTS ��The Master of Māori Visual Arts (MMVA) is a postgraduate research qualification. Many of New Zealand’s most respected Māori artists have

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completed their Master’s with Toioho ki Āpiti, while more recent graduates are attracting recognition as emerging talents. The programme welcomes all indigenous and non-Māori artists by encouraging engagement in research and applied practices relevant to individual cultural contexts.As a MMVA student, you will spend most of your time conceiving and making art, in a kaupapa Māori environment. Students pursue an individually designed programme of advanced studio practice in Māori or indigenous visual culture related to who they are (whakapapa) as well as their personal strengths and interests. The objective is to realise an individually conceived body of work that allows for the design and/or coordination of an exhibition.You can study a broad range of media and ideas, in a way that fits with your other work or whānau commitments.Most students enrol in a PGDipMVA, and transfer to the Master’s programme for the second year if they achieve the required B grade or above. Students spend most of their time in studio, but may include courses from Māori studies or museum studies. This is an advanced research qualification, so even students doing a studio-only Master's degree will be required to submit an exhibition report.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MUSEUM STUDIES

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MUSEUM STUDIES ��Massey’s Postgraduate Diploma in Museum Studies (PGDipMusStud) will prepare you to meet the challenges of cultural organisations, contemporary museums, galleries and indigenous cultural centres face in maintaining heritage collections and delivering high quality services to communities.Your PGDipMusStud can be a bridge between previous academic study and professional work in a museum, gallery or other cultural or heritage organisation. It can also be a pathway to more advanced study at master’s and doctoral degree level. You’ll advance your knowledge of and abilities in heritage management and bicultural practices in the heritage sector, and build experience in problem solving and working in interdisciplinary teams.All qualifications are available to New Zealanders living overseas.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

MUSIC

BACHELOR OF COMMERCIAL MUSIC WITH �� HONOURS Refine your specialist music skills with postgraduate study in Commercial Music. Performer, Creator, Tour Manger, Entrepreneur, Technologist – whatever your jam – we'll help you get further.This one-year Honours programme gives you the opportunity to build on your achievements in the Bachelor of Commercial Music and develop a major project, setting you up for an industry career or further research. The Bachelor of Commercial Music (Honours) will give you the research skills and qualification to proceed with Masters or PhD study. Drive your own project from conception to completion and make use of our world-class studio and fabrication facilities under the supervision of our expert staff. AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students studying in NZ

NURSING

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN NURSING ��NOTE: Courses require contact with on-campus days. Please check course requirements on the website by searching the course number on the main Massey home page.ENDORSEMENTS AVAILABLE: Mental Health; Without Specialisation.The Postgraduate Certificate in Nursing (PGCertNurs) enables registered nurses to undertake clinical courses at postgraduate level, and develop their

professional practice within a clinical speciality. It can be a stepping-stone to the Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing or a Master of Nursing, or preparation for advanced practice roles and/or Nurse Practitioner registration.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN NURSING ��NOTE: Courses require contact with on-campus days. Please check course requirements on the website by searching the course number on the main Massey home page.The Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing (PGDipNurs) will prepare you for an advanced role in the New Zealand healthcare system. It advances the practice of registered nurses and prepares them for further development towards senior nursing roles. The Registered Nurse prescribing pathway is approved by the Nursing Council and meets the education requirements for authorisation with the Council as a designated prescriber.Most nurses undertaking postgraduate study are in clinical practice, and study part-time. Postgraduate courses in Nursing are delivered via Distance Learning some courses requiring with face-to-face teaching in compulsory on-campus contact workshops.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

MASTER OF NURSING ��NOTE: Courses require contact with on-campus days. Please check course requirements on the website by searching the course number on the main Massey home page.Massey’s Master of Nursing (MN) prepares registered nurses for a range of clinical leadership roles in specialty areas, education, management or research. The nurse practitioner (NP) pathway is approved by the Nursing Council and meets the education requirements for registration as a NP. Registered nurses continue to develop advanced knowledge and skills in their field of expertise through a mix of theoretical and clinical courses, including registration as a Nurse Practitioner – a nurse with prescribing rights – registered by the Nursing Council of New Zealand. The MN also prepares you to develop advanced clinical specialty knowledge within your chosen area of practice. The MN prepares you for other senior roles, including clinical nurse educator or a clinical nurse specialist. You’ll study a mix of theoretical and clinical courses, and learn from academics and professional clinicians who are highly experienced registered nurses.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF CLINICAL PRACTICE (NURSING) ��**Delivered via on-campus block courses, clinical placements, and incorporating some distance learning Massey’s Master of Clinical Practice (Nursing) is a vocationally-focused programme that is a postgraduate pathway to becoming a registered nurse (subject to Nursing Council of New Zealand approval). Your studies will

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be similar to the Bachelor of Nursing programme to ensure that you will meet the required Nursing Council of New Zealand (NCNZ) competencies to become a registered nurse. However, as this programme is at master’s level, two of your courses will be at 800 level, building on your previous qualifications and experience, to develop further your critical thinking and engagement with professional practice and contexts. All in just two years of full-time study. As a graduate you can go on to more postgraduate study to become a nurse specialist with prescribing rights or a nurse practitioner. You could also undertake a PhD in Nursing.You will complete a minimum of 1100 clinical placement hours in a range of health care settings under the supervision and guidance of a registered nurse. In your last semester, you will have a continuous nine-week placement within a health care setting. Clinical placements and learning take place in many different settings that include surgical, emergency, medical, mental health and primary care services.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

PHILOSOPHY

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY �The Doctoral programme is open to academically capable students who have achieved First Class Honours/Distinction or Second Class Honours (Division I) in a master's or bachelor's with honours programme.Candidates complete a PhD by thesis. Programmes are expected to take four years of full-time study, or up to six years of part-time study.Specialisations within the Doctor of Philosophy are.Doctor of Philosophy (Massey Business School)Doctor of Philosophy (College of Creative Arts)Doctor of Philosophy (College of Humanities and Social Sciences)Doctor of Philosophy (College of Health)Doctor of Philosophy (College of Sciences)See page 13 for more information about Massey's doctorates.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

PLANNING

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN PLANNING ��The Postgraduate Certificate in Planning can be undertaken as a stand-alone qualification or as the first part of the Postgraduate Diploma in Planning. When you graduate from this programme, you could have the opportunity to go on to the Postgraduate Diploma in Planning or the internationally-recognised professional qualification; the Master of Resource and Environmental Planning..AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PLANNING ��The Postgraduate Diploma in Planning (PGDipPlan) is well recognised in the profession. The qualification can be used to staircase to the Master of Resource and Environmental Planning.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

PSYCHOLOGY

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PSYCHOLOGICAL �� PRACTICEThe Postgraduate Diploma in Psychological Practice is a professional programme that trains students to become registered psychologists. You'll get supervised training in the application of psychological theory and research to professional practice. Your training will be academically

rigorous, and will reflect the highest standards of ethical, safe and culturally competent practice. During your internship you'll function like a professional psychologist, but under close supervision. You'll gain the skills and learn the responsibilities you need to later practise psychology independently.NOTE: Applications must be with the School of Psychology no later than 1 October of the preceding year. No late applications will be accepted.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

PUBLIC HEALTH

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC HEALTH ��The Postgraduate Diploma of Public Health (PGDipPH) is the first 120 credits (one year full-time) of the 240-credit Master of Public Health. It is designed to develop the core public health competencies recognised internationally as essential for advanced public health practice.The PGDipPH will give you leading-edge expertise in many different subjects such as epidemiology and biostatistics, Māori and Pacific health, health economics, occupational health, environmental health, programme evaluation, health inequalities and health policy. Massey’s PGDipPH emphasises applied research and practical experience. You will be able to apply knowledge gained through coursework to projects that reflect your work and interests. You will understand the core functions of public health: health promotion, disease prevention, disease surveillance and monitoring, health assessment and health protection. You will also be able to identify and critically analyse public health problems and solutions from a range of perspectives including biological, environmental, behavioural, social and cultural determinants as well as from a systems perspective. These skills will be invaluable in the workplace.You can study by distance, either part time or full time. Study can be tailored specifically for your needs. Graduates of the PGDipPH can do further study for a Master of Public Health. Many of our graduates successfully achieve an academic career in teaching and research.If you are a health professional, policy maker, community worker or researcher, you will benefit from unique shared learning opportunities with others from diverse backgrounds in the health sector, including the environment, occupational safety and health, and social services.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH ��The Master of Public Health (MPH) is a 240-credit (two years, full-time) programme that develops specialised public health and leadership competencies. You’ll gain a critical awareness of the public health research literature, reason and act independently in your professional life, and undertake collaborative research within interdisciplinary and inter-sectoral environments. Students in the MPH complete a work-integrated public health practical internship equivalent to one semester full-time, often negotiated within their existing workplace. You will learn to reason and act independently as a professional working in public health. You will be able to contribute to policy development at local and national levels, and to public health knowledge through scholarly inquiry and publication. You will also be able to apply your cutting-edge knowledge to solving public health challenges.Options for the MPH include taking electives matching your interests, or a more research-focused route where students can elect to undertake a significant (90 credit) public health research dissertation project relevant to your public health work, interests and experiences and supervised by our team of public health researchers. AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

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QUALITY SYSTEMS

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN �� QUALITY SYSTEMS (BLOCK MODE)You will benefit from your lecturers’ real-world experience and continual involvement in research and academic debate around key quality issues. Award-winning, they are widely published in key international journals, including a staff member who is an associate editor of the international journal Total Quality Management and Business Excellence. Their experience includes senior roles in industries as varied as oil and gas, engineering, IT, the electrical utility industry, project management and – of course – quality assurance.The Diploma is fully aligned to the Masters, when students achieve the necessary grades they can transfer directly to the Masters and complete via the addition of a research report. AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF QUALITY SYSTEMS (BLOCK MODE) ��Massey University offers the only quality management tertiary qualifications in Australasia. The MQS is endorsed by the New Zealand Organisation for Quality (NZOQ) and the UK Chartered Quality Institute (CQI).Massey’s Master of Quality Systems (MQS) programme focuses on developing critical awareness of and expertise in the following areas: > Quality management and its component aspects (inspection, quality

control, assurance and continual improvement). > Contemporary quality thinking and methods including ISO systems,

statistical thinking, systems thinking, Business Excellence, lean and six sigma improvement.

> The application of management theory to quality systems. > Ability to conduct self-directed research in an aspect of quality

management theory or practice. > Research methods. > Management of people undertaking quality projects and the people-

related aspects of quality programme implementation.A research methods course gives you the skills to undertake scientific research, followed by your own in-depth research report on an area of interest to you. The latter can be taken via distance or at Auckland and Manawatu.The MQS is 180 credits, which means you can now complete this qualification in 1.5 years of full-time study. The 180 credits incorporate the Postgraduate Diploma-level qualification, which is a possible exit point after 120 credits are obtained. If you study part-time the qualification takes between 2.5 and five years.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

RESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING

MASTER OF RESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL �� PLANNINGShape the places where we live, work and play, and become a top-quality planning professional with a Master of Resource and Environmental Planning (MRP). As a planner, you could work in a diverse range of workplaces. You’ll gain perspectives on planning for both the natural and urban environment, making you a well-rounded professional, able to use your skills anywhere – including overseas. The MRP has a strong emphasis on developing critical skills that will ensure you can respond to the rapid change in our political, urban and resource environments. The knowledge and skills you develop will help future-proof your career.Massey’s MRP is accredited by the New Zealand Planning Institute and is recognised internationally. You’ll learn from staff who are planning practitioners and leaders in their chosen research fields. The MRP is the only accredited planning degree you can do wherever you live. You can study in block mode and by distance learning using Massey’s online learning platform,

Stream. Most students complete their degree while in the workplace, reducing the financial strain of making a career change.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) �SUBJECTS: Agricultural Science; Animal Science; Biochemistry; Biological Sciences; Chemistry; Computer Science; Earth Science; Ecology; Exercise and Sport Science; Genetics; Geography; Horticultural Science; Human Nutrition; Mathematics; Microbiology;Nanoscience; Physics; Physiology; Plant Biology; Psychology; Soil Science; Statistics; Zoology. The BSc (Hons) is a prestigious qualification that students frequently pursue when aspiring to a research or academic career and planning to undertake doctoral study. It can also be used as a final qualification. Generally, the course is three quarters taught courses and one quarter supervised research.As a separate qualification of advanced courses and research in the major subject taken in the BSc, the honours programme can lead to a Master of Science by thesis only.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SCIENCE � AND TECHNOLOGYENDORSEMENTS: Agricultural Science; Animal Science; Biochemistry; Biological Sciences; Chemistry; Conservation Biology; Earth Science; Ecology; Exercise and Sport Science; Genetics; Geography; Horticultural Science; Human Nutrition; Mathematics; Microbiology; Nanoscience; Physics; Physiology; Plant Biology; Plant Breeding; Psychology; Soil Science; Statistics; Zoology; Without Specialisation. The Postgraduate Diploma in Science and Technology (PGDipScTech) allows you to complete courses at 700 level in a specific area. You may have the opportunity to proceed to a master’s programme on completion of the PGDipScTech, dependent upon achievement and in consultation with the relevant programme coordinator or Head of Institute/School.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF SCIENCE �SUBJECTS: Agricultural Science; Animal Science; Biochemistry; Biological Sciences; Chemistry; Computer Science; Conservation Biology; Earth Science; Ecology; Exercise and Sport Science; Genetics; Geography; Horticultural Science; Human Nutrition; Mathematics; Microbiology; Nanoscience; Nutrition and Dietetics; Physics; Physiology; Plant Biology; Plant Breeding; Psychology; Psychology - Health Psychology; Soil Science; Statistics; Zoology. Massey’s Master of Science (MSc) will give you the knowledge and skills you need to gain a more in-depth understanding of an area of scientific study and advance your career. When you graduate with a MSc you will have learned how to work at a high level of academic achievement, work to deadlines under pressure and communicate effectively. Massey’s MSc is a 180-credit master’s degree (a 240-credit MSc is also available). The 180-credit master’s degree offers a rigorous programme of learning yet can be achieved in 1.5 years.MASTER OF SCIENCE 120 CREDITThe MSc (by thesis only) is a 120-credit qualification for students who have completed the Bachelor of Science (Honours) or PGDipScTech. It consists of a thesis to the value of 120 credits.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

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SOCIAL SERVICES SUPERVISION

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SOCIAL SERVICES �� SUPERVISIONThe Postgraduate Diploma in Social Service Supervision (PGDipSocSS) offers an advanced qualification for professionally qualified social and community workers and other social service professional supervisors. The programme is intended for those who have achieved a high level of professional competence and are currently supervising social and community work practitioners and/or social work students on fieldwork placements.The diploma is designed to assist you in developing and defining a personal model of supervision relevant to the practice context you work in. You will be introduced to selected theories and models of professional social service supervision, followed by more in-depth exploration of the administrative, educational, and clinical functions of supervision. Assessment is designed to be immediately relevant to your role as a social service supervisor.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

SOCIAL WORK

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE AND �� POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SOCIAL WORKThe Postgraduate Certificate (two courses) and Postgraduate Diploma (four courses) in Social Work meets an increasing professional demand for a post-qualifying pathway for professionally qualified social workers. Massey offers post-qualifying social work courses by distance, so you can study wherever you like, to fit in with your other commitments.You’ll learn to read and appraise the latest social work research, and master methodological and theoretical issues and research methods. You’ll also deepen your knowledge of cultural competence as it relates to research and practice principles with Māori and other diverse cultural groups.The programme will prepare you for leadership in specific areas of social work practice through the dissemination of information in workplaces and through clinical supervision and mentoring of students and beginning practitioners.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

MASTER OF APPLIED SOCIAL WORK ��**The Distance Learning option requires attendance at contact workshops.The Master of Applied Social Work (MApplSW) will prepare you for practice and registration as a social worker in New Zealand and many other countries. The course conforms to national and international guidelines by including two different supervised field experiences. This 240-credit master’s degree is designed for students who have a bachelor’s degree in a field

other than social work but wish to change careers or move straight on from completing a bachelor’s degree to a professional qualification.You’ll benefit from our research-informed, research-leading, forward-thinking and academically credible programmes. They’ll help you contribute to knowledge-building in Aotearoa New Zealand and internationally.MApplSW students should read and note the ‘fit and proper’ requirements on the Social Workers Registration Board website. All MApplSW students will be vetted by the New Zealand Police (and/or equivalent overseas jurisdiction) A police record may not be a barrier to field placement, but full disclosure of any convictions in New Zealand and/or overseas is essential. All students will be required to meet screening in relation to the Vulnerable Children’s Act requirements. All students must have a current full driving licence valid in New Zealand by the start of their field placements (with exceptions available for those unable to attain a driver’s license).AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK ��Excellent social workers are always striving to gain new knowledge. The Master of Social Work (MSW) is the right programme for you if you already have a professional qualification in social work and want to improve and grow your practice. The MSW programme is intended for practitioners who wish to undertake advanced study of a specific aspect of social and community work. The MSW is flexible and offers you opportunities for both full and part-time study.The MSW is a thesis-based programme that encourages social workers to pursue research in a particular field of practice, population, or area of interest. It equips social workers to develop and use research skills in their practice settings and keep current with the very latest theories and practice.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

DOCTOR OF SOCIAL WORK �Massey's Doctor of Social Work (DSW) is the first social work doctorate offered in New Zealand, and is recognised internationally. The DSW is designed to advance your social work and social development knowledge at local, national and international levels. The DSW is not the same as a PhD. It consists of a combination of course work or courses and a 65,000-word research thesis. A Doctor of Philosophy or PhD is achieved solely through a research thesis of 100,000 words. The DSW offers you a curriculum designed to reflect the latest international developments in social work, social development theory and practice. You can be confident you are delivering state-of-the-art solutions.The DSW is offered both full-time and part-time so you can fit study in with your other commitments. Students can expect to study four years full-time, or up to six years part-time. Class work will take up to two years, before beginning your thesis.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

SPECIALIST TEACHING

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN SPECIALIST ��* TEACHING * This programme is offered in a blended mode including online delivery and compulsory block workshops.The Postgraduate Certificate in Specialist Teaching (PGCertSpTchg) will give you advanced study to graduate as a specialist resource teacher. Deepen your knowledge of inclusive education, equity and learning support as an interprofessional field of practice by becoming a specialist resource teacher in the areas of: Blind and Low Vision, Complex Educational Needs, Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Early Intervention, Gifted, or Learning and Behaviour (with neurodiversity woven throughout). You’ll extend your confidence and competence in supporting all learners by working collaboratively within a wider team of professional practice and expand your knowledge and skills in

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inquiry-based, evidence-informed, interprofessional and culturally sustaining practices. The qualification consists of two compulsory courses: ST: Theory and Practice; and ST: Professional Learning Pathways. The interprofessional approach allows specialist teachers in inclusive education to learn with, from and about one another within a community of practiceAVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SPECIALIST ��* TEACHING * This programme is offered in a blended mode including online delivery and compulsory block workshops.ENDORSEMENTS: Blind and Low Vision; Complex Educational Needs; Deaf and Hard of Hearing; Early Intervention, Gifted, and Learning and Behaviour. The Postgraduate Diploma in Specialist Teaching gives you advanced theoretical and evidence-based study of inclusive education, equity and learning support. The programme adopts an inquiry-based, interprofessional and culturally sustaining education approach using local and national networks and 21st century pedagogies. There are six specialist endorsement areas, with neurodiversity woven throughout. The qualification consists of four compulsory courses: ST: Theory and Practice; ST: Professional Learning Pathways; ST: Practicum, and ST: Community-based PracticeThe interprofessional approach allows specialist teachers in inclusive education to learn with, from and about each other within a community of practice.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

MASTER OF SPECIALIST TEACHING ��** This programme is offered in a blended mode including online delivery and compulsory block workshops.SPECIALISATIONS: Blind and Low Vision; Complex Educational Needs; Deaf and Hard of Hearing; Early Intervention; Gifted; Learning and Behaviour, and Without Specialisation.If you’re keen to work with diverse learners and their teachers, a Master of Specialist Teaching (MSpecTchg) is for you. You will apply your knowledge and skills in diverse cultural contexts, undertaking practice-based research and advanced study within your specialist teaching area.We combine a range of evidence-informed, culturally sustaining and 21st century learning options for all students including digital and face-to-face pedagogical practices to make it easier for you to study from anywhere and to integrate your learning and practice. You can complete the 180-credit MSpecTchg in three years of part-time study.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPY

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN SPEECH AND �� LANGUAGE THERAPYThe Postgraduate Certificate in Speech and Language Therapy provides qualified speech and language therapists with the opportunity to develop the skills needed to independently analyse, appraise and synthesise research. You'll learn to consider the relevance and application of research to the socio-cultural context of the individuals you support. You'll reflect on your own practice and apply your new knowledge. This will enable you to provide quality clinical services to individuals in the community; remain competitive as future professional advances occur in the field; and gain the expertise to apply for research degrees. Our programme is very flexible. You can follow your interests in specialist areas that reflect your individual passions and/or client caseloads. You can also study full-time or part-time.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SPEECH AND �� LANGUAGE THERAPYThe Postgraduate Diploma in Speech and Language Therapy provides qualified speech and language therapists with the opportunity to develop the skills needed to independently analyse, appraise and synthesise research. You'll learn to consider the relevance and application of research to the socio-cultural context of the individuals you support, reflect on your own practice and apply your new knowledge. You'll also explore theoretical models and develop your knowledge of research methodologies and human ethics principles and procedures. This will enable you to provide quality clinical services to individuals in the community and remain competitive as future professional advances occur in the field. The development of a research proposal will provide you with a strong platform for advancing to the Masters in Speech and Language Therapy degree.This programme will give you expertise in core areas such as evidence-based practice and research methods. You can also follow your interests in specialist areas that reflect your individual passions and/or client caseloads. Postgraduate studies at Massey will reflect your current or desired work context. Our programme is very flexible, with options for studying full-time or part-time.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPY ��The Master of Speech and Language Therapy (MSpchLangTher) provides qualified speech and language therapists with opportunities for advanced clinical and theoretical study. You’ll develop expertise in core areas such as evidence-based practice and research methods. This will prepare you to use and add to the knowledge base in speech and language therapy. Our programme is very flexible, with options for studying full-time or part-time. If you have a Bachelor of Speech and Language Therapy (Honours) degree or equivalent, with at least a B grade average, you are eligible to advance directly into the thesis component of the degree (Part B). It is possible to enrol in the thesis mid-year.This programme provides a strong foundation for entry into a PhD.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

STATISTICS

MASTER OF APPLIED STATISTICS ��**Can be completed via Distance Learning, but includes compulsory contact workshops The explosion in the amount of data available has made indispensable those who can interpret this information. The Master of Applied Statistics is a high-quality programme combining taught and research courses at postgraduate level. It is a 180-credit qualification that can be completed in 18 months of full-time study, and includes a 60-credit research report.

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As a Massey Master of Applied Statistics (MApplStat) student you will learn the professional practice of statistics from the perspective of a researcher or a statistical consultant, and the quantitative skills to conduct robust statistical analyses that are effective in the real world. You will gain competence in the use of statistical software, including the R package. You will graduate with the skills to draw appropriate conclusions from a statistical analysis and be able to communicate them to both statistical and non-statistical audiences.Your lecturers in the MApplStat are experts in their field, leading international statistical research and applying their work to worldwide issues. They are making contributions in epidemiology, where their models are helping us better understand and forecast the spread of diseases; in development studies, where they are mapping levels of poverty and malnutrition in third-world countries; and in computational biology, with the analysis of large complex modern high-throughput data, geophysics, forecasting hazards from natural phenomena such as volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN �� SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (BLOCK MODE)The Postgraduate Diploma provides up-to-date specialised knowledge directly relevant for the workplace. The courses are taught by experienced supply chain executives and internationally renowned experts. The Postgraduate Diploma is flexible to suit both working professionals and full time students.The management of supply chain relationships and optimization of global logistics are paramount to business success. Firms are constantly searching for innovative ways to enhance their value offerings hence many have come to realise the importance of capable supply chain professionals.The Diploma is fully aligned with the master's, when students achieve the necessary grades they can transfer directly to the master's and complete via the addition of a research report. AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

MASTER OF SUPPLY CHAIN �� MANAGEMENT (BLOCK MODE)The Master of Supply Chain Management (MSCM) is available at Auckland, and the research report course is also available by distance and at Manawatū.The Master of Supply Chain Management is Massey’s most advanced qualification in the discipline. Graduates are equipped with a comprehensive understanding of supply chain concepts. The programme is designed to help students develop independent learning skills and a critical perspective. Graduates acquire the ability to rigorously solve complex problems and articulate insights to a range of stakeholders.A research methods course gives you the skills to undertake scientific research, followed by your own in-depth research report on an area of interest to you.The MSCM is 180 credits, which means you can complete this qualification in 1.5 years of full-time study. The 180 credits incorporate the postgraduate diploma-level qualification, which is a possible exit point after 120 credits are obtained. If you study part-time the qualification takes between 2.5 and 5 years.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

SUSTAINABILITY

MASTER OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS ��SUBJECTS: Business and Sustainability, Disaster Management, Environmental Sustainability, Global DevelopmentThe Master of Sustainable Development Goals is a new 180-credit taught degree focusing on the theory and practice of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The programme addresses the most pressing imperative facing humanity and the planet: sustainability. This degree is unique in Australasia. It presents a unique opportunity to showcase Pacific and Indigenous paradigms of sustainability as alternatives to dominant western paradigms. The SDGs are the UN’s ambitious macro-level plan for humankind’s development and sustainability. The goals address global challenges including those related to poverty, inequality, climate, environmental degradation, prosperity, peace and justice. UN member countries, including New Zealand, began to implement the SDGs in 2016; they will run until 2030. The goals are relevant to both “developed” and “developing” countries.This cross-disciplinary degree addresses the three main elements of the SDGs; ecological, societal and economic sustainability.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Some subjects suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa.

TE AHO PAEWERA: TEACHING AND LEARNING IN MĀORI MEDIUM

TE AHO PAEREWA: POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA OF �� TEACHING AND LEARNING IN MĀORI MEDIUM: Massey’s Te Aho Paerewa is the tertiary sector’s first postgraduate programme in Māori medium initial teacher education.Te Aho Paerewa will help you develop exemplary approaches to learning and teaching in Kura Kaupapa Māori. You’ll learn to practise and develop adaptive expertise in the Māori medium context.The programme offers a professional and whānau-centred environment. You’ll work in a dynamic collaborative, partnership model. The programme begins with a wānanga (live-in block course) which will build the essential whanaungatanga amongst tauira and teaching staff. The programme is delivered in partnership with Te Rūnanga Nui o Ngā Kura Kaupapa Māori o Aotearoa which means you will have access to many of the key experts and leading architects of kura kaupapa Māori as your lecturers.Graduates of this programme will be eligible to apply for provisional registration with the Education Council of Aotearoa New Zealand. You will then be eligible to teach in kura kaupapa Māori as well as any Māori medium and mainstream classrooms. Applications close on 10 December of the preceding year. Late applications will be considered for entry if there are places available on the programme.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

TERTIARY TEACHING AND LEARNING

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN TERTIARY �� TEACHING AND LEARNINGThe Postgraduate Certificate in Tertiary Teaching (PGCertTTL) equips you to better meet the demands of teaching in the tertiary environment. This qualification will enhance your ability to improve the quality of your students’ learning, and helps you play a full and informed teaching role in your discipline and institution. The programme focuses on your specific needs and requirements in your teaching roles. It integrates a strong practical dimension aimed at developing teaching expertise with relevant theory and scholarship.NOTE: If you want to teach at a New Zealand primary or secondary school, you will also need to take a postgraduate teaching qualificationAVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Not suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa

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VETERINARY MEDICINE

MASTER OF VETERINARY MEDICINE ��SPECIALISATIONS: Companion Animal; Companion Animal Surgery; Production Animal; Veterinary Business Administration; Without Specialisation.The Master of Veterinary Medicine (MVM) attracts students from around the globe to this world-leading online education programme, offering practicing veterinarians a flexible, modular system of study via online study. You may choose from a wide range of small animal, large animal, epidemiology and veterinary business courses.Your courses will advance your knowledge and skills to a level beyond that obtained in your primary veterinary degree. Courses can be completed for continuing education, or put towards a Master of Veterinary Medicine or other qualification. On-campus workshops are held in Palmerston North, New Zealand. Attendance at these workshops is strongly recommended, but not compulsory (with the exception of the capstone Contact Workshops which are compulsory either in-person or online). All courses require a computer and internet access.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for approved international students studying via Distance Learning.

VETERINARY SCIENCE

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN VETERINARY �� SCIENCEENDORSEMENTS: Veterinary Epidemiology; Veterinary Medicine; Veterinary Public Health. The Postgraduate Diploma in Veterinary Science (PGDipVSc) is open to veterinary graduates. It consists of not less than one year of full-time study (or its equivalent in part-time study). Courses or other work prescribed are at an advanced level that builds on attainment in the academic field of the prior degree.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Suitable for international students requiring a NZ study visa except for the Veterinary Medicine endorsement.

MASTER OF VETERINARY SCIENCE ��Massey's MVSc is an internationally-recognised veterinary degree, most suitable for those who would like to undertake in-depth research in a particular area of interest. This course is run on our Manawatū campus in Palmerston North, host to the only veterinary school in New Zealand. Massey's well-equipped facilities include an equine hospital, 24-hour pet hospital and sheep, beef, dairy and deer farms, all located near campus. The Wildbase wildlife hospital is the only dedicated wildlife hospital in New Zealand. The Master of Veterinary Science is a 240-credit programme with a 120-credit research component. It is available part-time or full-time. If you have completed a Massey University BVSc or a veterinary qualification that can be registered by the New Zealand Veterinary Council, you can complete the MVSc with a 15-credit research methods course and a 120-credit thesis.AVAILABILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Available for international students studying in NZ

VETERINARY STUDIES

MASTER OF VETERINARY STUDIES ��SUBJECTS: Conservation Veterinary Medicine; Epidemiology; Veterinary Pathology; Veterinary Public Health; Without Specialisation. The Master of Veterinary Studies (MVS) is an internationally-recognised veterinary degree, most suited to veterinarians who are focused on professional development. It is offered on the Manawatū campus only. Massey’s MVS can be built around your particular academic needs. You may choose from subjects in epidemiology, public health and conservation veterinary medicine, or develop your skills across another area of veterinary science by choosing a MVS with no subject. Within the MVS the range of research opportunities is wide and includes most fields of veterinary science from anatomy to animal welfare.There is a wide range of taught courses for you to choose from, depending on your area of interest and the subject that you choose. These include epidemiology, parasitology, conservation medicine, physiology, ruminant livestock feeding, dairy, sheep, beef, deer or poultry production, animal welfare science and much more.This degree is 180 credits, which means you can complete this degree in 1.5 years of full-time study.

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