Massey University

• Massey University (www.massey.ac.nz)

  The main homepage for all Massey University campuses (Palmerston North, Albany in Auckland, and Wellington).

• School of Social and Cultural Studies   (sscs.massey.ac.nz)

  The courses are to help meet the educational needs of the rapidly growing and diverse wider Auckland area.

• Social Anthropology at Massey University   (anthropology.massey.ac.nz)

  Social, or cultural, anthropologists seek to understand and communicate cultural difference and the many ways people maintain and change culture in response to new political and economic contexts. Visit the site to find out more about studying anthropology at Massey University.

• Soil & Earth Sciences   (soils-earth.massey.ac.nz)

  A teaching and research group at Massey University, involved in gaining understanding of soils, water and earth materials, to increase knowledge of how these affect soil management, land use, crop and animal production and human health.

• Te Pumanawa Hauora   (hauora.massey.ac.nz)

  A Maori health research programme within the Research Centre for Maori Health and Development at Massey University, with researchers at each of the Palmerston North and Wellington campuses. Their research covers tobacco smoking, Maori mental health and psychological wellbeing, and diabetes.

• The School of Sociology, Social Policy and Social Work   (study.massey.ac.nz/major.asp?major_code=2043&prog_code=93118)

  Offers the largest range of University-based courses in social policy and social work in New Zealand.

• University Extramural Students' Society   (exmss.massey.ac.nz)

  An independent representative and lobbyist for extramural students.

• VetLearn   (www.vetlearn.org.nz)

  A leading provider of professional conference organisation, continuing professional development and scientific publishing services to the veterinary profession and related animal health industries in New Zealand.

• VetScholar   (www.vetscholar.org.nz)

  Online continuing professional development for veterinarians in New Zealand. VetScholar offers quality online learning courses for veterinarians and animal health professionals, tutored by registered specialists and topic experts.

• Whariki   (www.whariki.ac.nz)

  The Whariki Research Group was established in 2002, within Massey University, aiming to provide quality research from a kaupapa Maori base and to further the development of a Maori health research workforce.