At Massey University we do our best to make sure students can always talk to a real person who can answer queries there and then, or make sure they are referred to the person who can. Our friendly on-campus information team are knowledgeable and experienced. They can help students with enrolment programmes of study, contact workshop registration, and any number of other things, such as:
- programme and admission enquiries
- enrolment advice
- student ID cards
- cashier services - fees, access cards etc
- any and all other general student services enquiries.
Location: Ground Floor, Quadrangle Building A (Quad A)
Hours: Monday–Friday 8.30am–4.30pm (note cashier service closes 30 minutes prior)
If students want to communicate with someone through another channel they can phone, text, email or instant message the National Contact Centre - free phone 0800 627 739, free text 5222, email [email protected].
BENNETTS CAMPUS BOOKSHOP
Bennetts Bookshop stocks course textbooks, legislation and stationery. Current second-hand textbooks are also bought and sold. For more information visit Bennetts online store at www.bennetts.co.nz
Location: Level 1, Student Central, Auckland campus, Massey University
Phone 09 415 0348
Email [email protected]
COMPUTER LABORATORIES AND WIRELESS NETWORKS
The ITS web pages have all the information on where you can find details on labs for students, when they are available and the type of computers each lab has. Some computer labs are dedicated to postgraduate students. ITS provides a wireless network service for use with wireless-capable laptops, PDAs and other devices.
CENTRE FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING
The Centre offers students general and specialist help to develop their academic skills. This includes workshops on: time management, effective reading and writing, note taking and exams preparation. Both individual personal consultations and support classes are available. Useful tips and strategies for university level writing are available here.
Location Level 3, Albany campus Library
Email [email protected]
Web http://learning.massey.ac.nz
STUDENT NOTES DISTRIBUTION CENTRE (THE PRINTERY)
The centre is equipped to provide a variety of services and resources at reasonable cost, including:
- provision of student notes (on proof of course and presentation of ID)
- publications in stock
- photocopying A3 and A4 black and white and colour
- laminating up to A3
- binding (spiral and fast-back) and stapling
A wide range of printing options, including AO formats and offset printing, can be arranged from Massey University's Palmerston North Printery.
Location: Basement, Quadrangle B Building, East Precinct
Hours: Monday-Friday 7.30am-4pm
For more information visit Massey University's online print service.
CLUBS FACILITIES AND STUDENT LOUNGE
The student lounge is available for relaxation and study. It is located upstairs in Student Central next to the students association. Rooms can also be booked by ASA affiliated clubs and societies.
For bookings contact ASA, phone 09 213 6540, email [email protected].
RECREATION CENTRE
Come and check out the Recreation Centre on the East Precinct. The complex is designed to meet a comprehensive range of recreational, sporting, and health and fitness needs and includes the following facilities:
- Sports Hall - caters for a variety of indoor sports
- Health and Fitness Studio - equipped with computerised cardio equipment and weight training machines. Qualified staff will design personalised exercise programmes
- Group Fitness Studio - venue for aerobics programme and a training venue for campus sports clubs
- North Harbour Cricket Centre - modern indoor cricket training facility
- Scholars café - providing healthy food and beverage options
- Physiotherapy clinic - on-site physiotherapist available for consultation, ph 09 414 6972.
Massey students have access to the Sports Hall and changing rooms at no charge. However should you wish to use the Health and Fitness Studio or the aerobics programme a membership fee will apply.
Community memberships are also available.
A recreation programme runs during each semester including activities such as ski-trips, rafting, tennis lessons and dance classes. Competitive and social sports leagues are also run throughout the year. Information about these activities is available from the Recreation Centre reception.