The Engine of The New New Zealand

Thanks for registering for Open Day on Massey University’s Albany Campus on 18 May! We are looking forward to welcoming you to the campus.

Albany Campus, with the new Student Centre in the background (built just this year)

As soon as we have programme information available, you’ll be the first to know. In the meantime, we wanted to let you know a bit about what will happen next.

If it’s ok, we’ll send you a couple of emails over the course of the year, letting you know a bit more about Massey and your area of interest.

If you have any questions or just want to stay up with the latest Massey happenings, you can follow us on Twitter, like us on Facebook or just contact us by phone, email or webchat.

Here are just a few reasons to choose to study at Massey Albany.

• Passionate world-leading lecturers who are actively researching in their chosen fields
• 110 qualifications ranging from certificates to doctorates
• 65 majors available at undergraduate level
• New Zealand’s newest campus
• Awesome facilities including a cool rec centre, new multi-million dollar student amenities building and free parking
• On average smaller class sizes, meaning better access to professors and teaching staff
• With heaps of postgraduate students (over 30%), world-leading discoveries are part of everyday life on the Albany campus.

In the meantime, if you have any questions, or want to know more, click on the ‘Got a Question’ tab in the sidebar, or:

While you’re here, you should also check out:

• our Defining People
• stories from the Engine of the new New Zealand
• areas of interest you can choose to study at Massey.

Thanks for registering for Open Days on our Manawatu Campus on August 7th.

As soon as we have programme information available, you’ll be the first to know. In the meantime, we wanted to let you know a bit about what will happen next.

If it’s ok, we’ll send you a couple of emails over the course of the year, letting you know a bit more about Massey and your area of interest.

If you have any questions or just want to stay up with the latest Massey happenings, you can follow us on Twitter, like us on Facebook or just contact us by phone, email or webchat.

The Mighty Manawatu

The Manawatu campus is located in Palmerston North and is one of the best places in the country to experience the real student lifestyle. With a huge portion of the population under 25 it is the perfect place for learning and living.

Palmerston North is a vibrant city, with a reasonable cost of living. If sport is your thing, you can choose from some of the best mountain bike tracks in the country, while further afield you will find skiing, rafting, horse riding, tramping, kayaking, surfing, bungee-jumping within easy driving distance. In the city there are plenty of cafes and pubs, live theatre, live music and an energetic arts and entertainment scene.

Palmerston North is an easy city to get around by foot or bicycle. Students also have the option to travel to and from the University, and around town, on a free bus service.
In the meantime, if you have any questions, or want to know more, click on the ‘Got a Question’ tab in the sidebar, or:

While you’re here, you should also check out:

• our Defining People
• stories from the Engine of the new New Zealand
• areas of interest you can choose to study at Massey.

iPad (3rd generation)  for Open Days Terms and Conditions:

1. This promotion is organised by Massey University, New Zealand (“Massey”) via its External Relations Team, Private Bag 11222 Palmerston North.
2. The promotion is open to all prospective students, not currently enrolled at Massey who register to attend an Open Day at Massey, to encourage attendance of prospective students at Massey’s Open Days. Massey staff and the immediate family members of staff are not eligible to enter.
3. By registering to attend an Open Day all registrants agree to be bound by these terms and conditions (“the Terms and Conditions”).
4. The promotion commences on 1st April and concludes on 31st August 2012.
5. There are 3 iPads (3rd generation) to be won, worth $729 each. One at each campus Open Day – Albany 12th May, Manawatu 1st August, Wellington 31st August 2012.
6. To win one of the iPads the prospective student must register their details to attend a campus Open Day at masseyopendays.ac.nz. Entries are free.
7. Only registrations that are submitted as per (6) will be eligible to win. Entries for each campus open day close half an hour prior to each draw.
8. The draw will be a random blind draw by an authorised representative of Massey from the names submitted and will take place at 1.30pm at the following locations: Albany – Student Central (Student Amentities Centre) on 12 May, Manawatu – Student Centre Concourse (Turitea Campus) 1 August, Wellington – Pyramid (Wallace Street entrance) 31 August
9. The winner drawn must be present at the Open Day for which they have registered attendance, to claim their prize. In the event of the winner not being present when the draw is made, subsequent draws will be made until a winner who is present is confirmed.
10. The winner must produce a form of photo identification and the University will ascertain that the winner is not currently enrolled to study at Massey.
11. After confirmation has taken place Massey will contact the winner by phone to organise the delivery of the iPad (3rd generation) to the address they specify.
12. Details of the winners of the promotion will be made available at masseyopendays.ac.nz no later than two weeks after each Open Day.
13. Prizes are neither transferable nor redeemable for cash and Massey are not liable for any defect in the iPads.
14. The judges decision shall be final and no further correspondence will be entered in to.
15. Massey may require the winners (at no fee) to be identified, photographed and published in printed media, or to appear on radio and television, when accepting his/her Prize and/or after he/she has received the Prize. Should this become necessary, such winner may be required to sign a letter of consent.
16. The winner takes the prize entirely at his/her own risk and indemnifies Massey in respect of any claim for any accident injury, property damage or loss that may occur in connection with the prize.

• Albany – 18th May
• Manawatū – 7th August
• Wellington – 30th August

Thanks for registering to attend Massey University’s Wellington Campus Open Day, 2013! We are looking forward to seeing you on August 30th.

As soon as we have programme information available, you’ll be the first to know. In the meantime, we wanted to let you know a bit about what will happen next.

If it’s ok, we’ll send you a couple of emails over the course of the year, letting you know a bit more about Massey and your area of interest.

If you have any questions or just want to stay up with the latest Massey happenings, you can follow us on Twitter, like us on Facebook or just contact us by phone, email or webchat.

Why Wellington

Wellington is New Zealand’s capital city and a great place to live. It is a compact city, set between a magnificent harbour and rolling green hills, where shops, exciting galleries and great restaurants are within easy walking distance. The Wellington Campus is centrally located near the city’s artistic and entertainment quarters of Cuba Street and Courtenay Place in the heart of Wellington.

Wellington prides itself on being New Zealand’s creative capital, and is home to the country’s national museum, Te Papa Tongarewa, the International Festival of Arts, the Royal New Zealand Ballet, the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and the Westpac Stadium. It is also famous for its cafes and bars, theatres and galleries.

You can walk to most places in the city, or, if you like, catch a bus on one of the best public transport systems in the country. Another big plus is you can live really close to campus: in private flats or student apartments. The campus has a recreation centre and a popular, fully equipped gym.

In the meantime, if you have any questions, or want to know more, click on the ‘Got a Question’ tab in the sidebar, or:

While you’re here, you should also check out:

• our Defining People
• stories from the Engine of the new New Zealand
• areas of interest you can choose to study at Massey.

REGISTER HERE

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Albany Open Day is on Saturday 18 May,
10am – 3pm

The Albany campus and our programmes

Our Albany campus is located on the North Shore of Auckland. From this campus we offer over 50 inspiring majors.

The campus has many nationally-recognised areas of focus, including:

• information systems
• design
• engineering
• applied social sciences
• financial analysis

As well as being one of the most modern campuses, you’ll enjoy the state-of-the-art recreation centre, cafes, open parkland, and free on-site parking.

Advantages of pre-registering

By pre-registering we can contact you closer to the time to remind you about Open Day and give you updates for what’s happening on the day.

 For the first time we’re using Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) technology, which will help you get targeted info when you visit your area of interest.  When you arrive, you’ll need to collect and register your RFID bracelet – and if you’ve pre-registered beforehand you can double your chances of winning an iPad.

Upload Albany Open Day Programme 2013

PLEASE NOTE: An official Massey University photographer and videographer takes pictures and video at our events. These images will be used in future Massey University publications and marketing material. For more information contact Jo-zanne Owen on j.owen@massey.ac.nz.

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Manawatu Open Day is on Wednesday 7 August,
9am – 2pm

REGISTER HERE

About the Manawatu campus

Our Manawatū campus is at the heart of Palmerston North. It’s the student city, and it’s one of the best places in the country to live the ‘student lifestyle’.

We offer a full range of qualifications from:

• science
• business
• food technology
• humanities
• social sciences
• engineering
• education
• technology

It is also home to New Zealand’s only:

• vet science programme
• university-based Aviation school

The campus has great sports facilities, a prize-winning gym, the Sport and Rugby Institute, an equestrian centre and the community athletics track. There’s also excellent on-campus accommodation and a wealth of clubs and activities.

Advantages of pre-registering

 By pre-registering we can contact you closer to the time to remind you about Open Day and give you updates for what’s happening on the day.

For the first time we’re using Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) technology, which will help you get targeted info when you visit your area of interest. When you arrive, you’ll need to collect and register your RFID bracelet – and if you’ve pre-registered beforehand you can double your chances of winning an iPad.

PLEASE NOTE: An official Massey University photographer and videographer takes pictures and video at our events. These images will be used in future Massey University publications and marketing material. For more information contact Jo-zanne Owen on j.owen@massey.ac.nz.

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Wellington Open Day is on Friday 30 August,
8.30am – 2pm

REGISTER HERE

Wellington is the cultural and creative heart of New Zealand and that is reflected at our Wellington campus. Our main site is just a short walk from the central city.

ABOUT THE WELLINGTON CAMPUS

Our Wellington campus offer a diverse range of internationally recognised programmes across:

• health
• science
• sport
• business
• communication

It also is home to two of New Zealand’s premier creative arts schools:

• The School of Design
• The School of Fine Arts

Massey Wellington has New Zealand’s oldest and most respected School of Journalism, as well as the New Zealand School of Music, in partnership with Victoria University.

The campus is buzzy and friendly. Student life revolves around the popular common areas of the Tussock Café, the library, the gym and the student association. Modern accommodation just a few minutes walk away, is available for first-year students.

Advantages of pre-registering

By pre-registering we can contact you closer to the time to remind you about Open Day and give you updates for what’s happening on the day.

For the first time we’re using Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) technology, which will help you get targeted info when you visit your area of interest. When you arrive, you’ll need to collect and register your RFID bracelet – and if you’ve pre-registered beforehand you can double your chances of winning an iPad.

PLEASE NOTE:  An official Massey University photographer and videographer takes pictures and video at our events. These images will be used in future Massey University publications and marketing material. For more information contact Jo-zanne Owen on j.owen@massey.ac.nz.

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