Massey University

Massey University Foundation is Massey University's registered charitable trust. Massey Foundation exists to enable excellence at the University. To achieve this, Massey Foundation works with Massey alumni and other supporters, industry, government and charitable organisations. It finds funding for scholarships, research projects and other activities at Massey University.

The Office of Development and Alumni Relations invites you to maintain and strengthen your relationship with the Massey community. Participate in Massey alumni social events. Become involved in the activities of our regional Massey alumni groups (known as chapters) and international Massey alumni networks.

Massey University began in 1927 as a small agricultural college in Palmerston North. Under its first principal, Sir Geoffrey Peren, it widened its range and enhanced its reputation. Sir Geoffrey retired in 1958, and in 1964, Massey became a full university. In the last 40 years, it has continued growing, to become New Zealand's largest residential university, spread over three cities.

Find here a list of academic and general staff vacancies currently available at Massey University. You will also find some information about us: what we are like, what our defining qualities are, the benefits we provide to our staff - and information on our five colleges and our three campuses.

New Zealand itself is truly beautiful. New Zealand is renowned for its natural resources, its breathtaking scenery, its peacefulness, and the friendliness and hospitality of its people.

The country is conveniently close to Asia, Australia and the South Pacific and has a reputation for being a safe and relaxing environment to live in.