If you would like an appointment for individual course planning please contact a Massey University Student Liaison Adviser:

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Programme 2010

Following Your Visit

If you would like an appointment for individual course planning please contact a Massey University Student Liaison Adviser:

Student Liaision Offi ce – Albany Campus Ph:

(09) 414 0800 extn 9509

Fax:

(09) 414 0810

Email:

[email protected] Open Day

2010

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Welcome from the Vice-Chancellor

As Vice-Chancellor of Massey University, I am delighted to welcome you to our Albany campus Open Day. The cover of this programme shows just some of the interesting and unusual facts and fi gures from across our campuses; Albany, Manawatu, Wellington and Extramural.

Open Day is all about giving you the chance to experience fi rst hand some of the exciting and innovative things that happen at Massey every day.

Here in Auckland, innovation and the new economy is defi ned in business, engineering, food technology and design. Open Day will give you the chance to experience how new innovations are created. All over the country, and around the world, students are taking courses from across all Massey Colleges. We are the pre-eminent provider of university education at a distance. We aim to support students to learn anywhere, anytime.

I encourage you to use our Open Day to explore, ask questions and discover what makes Massey New Zealand’s defi ning University.

Have a great day

Steve Maharey, Vice-Chancellor CNZM, BA, MA(Hons)

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Contents ...2

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Where to go if you want to fi nd out more about ...3

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Plan your day ...6

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College of Business ...8

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College of Humanities and Social Sciences ...9

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College of Creative Arts ...10

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College of Sciences ...11

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College of Education ...12

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New Zealand School of Music ...13

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Centre for University Preparation and English Language Studies ...14

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International Students ...14

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Albany Recreation Centre ...15

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Accommodation ...15

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e-centre ...16

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Albany Student’s Association ...16

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Seminars and Presentations ...17

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Things to see and do ...18

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Where to from here? ...20

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Massey University Albany – Atrium Building

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Earth Science ...SNW Foyer (Sciences) Ecology ...SNW Foyer (Sciences) Economics ...SNW Foyer (Business) Education ...QB Foyer

Educational Psychology ...QB Foyer

Engineering ...SNW Foyer (Sciences) English ...AT Round Room English Language (International) ...QB Foyer Enrolments ...QA Massey Contact

Where to go if you want to fi nd out more about…

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Geography ...SNW Foyer (Sciences) Governance ...SNW Foyer (Business) Graphic Design ...QA, Room QA1 & ASD Health Service Management ...SNW Foyer (Business) History ...AT Round Room Horticulture ...SNW Foyer (Sciences) Human Nutrition ...SNW Foyer (Sciences) Human Resource Management ...SNW Foyer (Business) Illustration ...QA Room QA1 Industrial Design ...QA Room QA1 & ASD Information Technology ...SNW Foyer (Sciences) Innovation ...SNW Foyer (Sciences) Integrated Design ...QA Room QA1 & ASD International Business ...SNW Foyer (Business) Investments ...SNW Foyer (Business) Jazz ...Study Centre

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Logistics and Supply Chain Management...SWN Foyer Management ...SNW Foyer (Business) Maori @ Massey ...AT Round Room Maori Studies ...AT Round Room Marketing ...SNW Foyer (Business) Marketing Communication ...SNW Foyer (Business) Mathematics ...SNW Foyer (Sciences) Mechatronics ...Recreation Centre Media Studies ...AT Round Room Medical Laboratory Science ...SNW Foyer (Sciences)

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Public Relations ...SNW Foyer (Business) & AT Round Room Quantity Surveying ...SNW Foyer (Sciences)

Sciences ...SNW Foyer (Sciences) Small Business Management ...SNW Foyer (Business) Social Anthropology ...AT Round Room Social Policy ...AT Round Room Social Work ...AT Round Room Sociology ...AT Round Room Software Engineering ...SNW Foyer (Sciences) Spatial Design ...QA Room QA1 & ASD

Speech and Language Therapy ...QB Foyer & Clinic at Oteha Rohe Campus Sport Business Management ...SNW Foyer (Business)

Statistics ...SNW Foyer (Sciences) Student Exchange Study Abroad ...QA Massey Contact Student Services ...Library

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College of Business

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

College of Creative Arts

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10.00am Portfolio Workshop /Q & A

10.30am Marketing Speech and Language Therapy

11.00am Finance and Economics Design Degrees overview Graduate Diploma in Teaching (Primary)

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Entrepreneurship Social Work

Design Degrees - Majors and Campus Locations

Fine Arts degrees 12.00pm Valuation & Property

Management Psychology Postgraduate studies in Educational Psychology,

Special Education and Literacy Education 12.30pm Air Transport Pilot & Aviation

Management degrees BA

1.00pm Accountancy Automotive clay modelling

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Information Systems

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Journalism and Media

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Design Degrees - Majors and Campus Locations

Fine Arts degrees 3.00pm

From 11am-1pm the Speech and Language Therapy Clinic will be open (see page 12)

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11.30am Bachelor of Engineering Jazz Workshops Navigating University Jargon 12.00pm BSc – Biological Sciences

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10.30am Marketing: The driving force in business SNW200

11.00am Finance and Economics: Global Career Options SNW200 11.30am Management & Entrepreneurship: Beyond the Dragon’s Den SNW200 12.00pm Valuation & Property Management: The value of property SNW200 12.30pm Air Transport Pilot & Aviation Management degrees SNW200 1.00pm Accountancy: The oil that makes the business run SNW200 1.30pm Business Information Systems: Making data work for business SNW200 2.00pm Communication, Journalism & Media: Creativity & Business SNW200

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Virtual Flights see page 19

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11.30am Where can Social Work take me? AT1

12.00pm What is Psychology? AT1

12.30pm What can a BA do for me? AT1

1.30 pm Overview of College of Humanities and Social Sciences AT1 2.00pm Communications, Journalism and Media: Creativity and Business SNW200 Do you want excitement, creativity, a challenge, and adventure while developing essential skills that employers value? Do you care about people and how they interact with society and the environment? If you answered yes, an Arts or professional degree from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences is for you.

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College of Creative Arts

The College of Creative Arts is a national leader in innovative design, scholarship and research across a range of creative disciplines in design and fi ne art. The College’s Auckland School of Design is based in Albany Village and its offerings include two unique majors in the Bachelor of Design honours degree: Transport Design with marine and land transport design courses and Integrated Design, where creative design project- based learning involves graphics, digital media, product design and the commercial environment.

An honours degree in fi ne arts and additional design majors in fashion, fashion and business, industrial design, photography, spatial design, textile design, visual communication design (advertising, digital media, graphic design, illustration) are available on the Wellington campus.

10am - 3pm Design on display QA1

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Super City logo re-design competition ASD

10.00am Portfolio Workshop/Q & A QA2

11.00am Design Degrees overview QA2

11.30am Fine Arts degrees QA3

1.00pm Automotive clay modelling demonstration ASD

1.30pm Portfolio Workshop /Q & A QA2

2.00pm Design Degrees overview QA2

2.30pm Design degrees majors and campuses QA2

2.30pm Fine Arts degrees QA3

Super City Re-design the Logo Competition

Create your entry on the day at the Auckland School of Design. Entries close 3pm

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College of Sciences

10.30am BInfSc - Information Technology: Why you should become an IT professional SNW100 11.00am BInfSc- Computer Science and the Information Sciences degree SNW100 11.30am Bachelor of Engineering: The future will be shaped by our advancing

technology, take control now

SNW100

12.00pm BSc – Biological Sciences: it’s all just one big network really SNW100 12.30pm BSc - Behavioural Ecology of the world’s most abundant bird SNW100 1.00pm BSc - Why you should become a Exercise & Sport Scientist SNW100 1.30pm BSc - Human Nutrition: Why you should become a Human Nutritionist SNW100 2.00pm BFoodTech - Why you should become a Food technologist SNW100 2.30pm Bachelor of Engineering - A Career in Electronics, Communications and

Computer Engineering

SNW100

2.30pm BConstr - Bachelor of Construction: Be in demand as a Quantity Survey or Construction Manager

SNW300 Innovation and excellence in teaching are features of the College of Sciences. Our Massey Science graduates are in high demand globally. Our College offers exciting and cutting-edge programmes and research, combining intellectual challenges with the satisfaction of discovery and application.

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10.30am Speech and Language Therapy – the why, what and how QB6 11.00am Got your degree – now what? Or perhaps you’re considering a career change?

Find out more about our one-year Graduate Diploma in Teaching (Primary) QB6 12.00pm Postgraduate studies in Educational Psychology, Special Education and Literacy

Education QB6

1.00pm Overview of Teacher training options QB6

Good teachers are in demand and teaching offers a career like no other – shaping the minds of our youth.

If you have a passion for teaching, and already have a degree and maybe considering a career change, the College of Education Albany offers a full-time one-year Graduate Diploma in Teaching (Primary). Also on offer at Albany campus from 2011 will be the BEd (Teaching) Early Years – a four year degree programme.

Our Bachelor of Speech and Language Therapy programme not only sets you up for a fulfi lling and exciting career, but provides international career opportunities. The programme educates students to assess and treat speech, language and swallowing problems across one’s life-span.

Have you considered a career in Educational Psychology? Educational psychologists help children and youth succeed academically, socially, and emotionally. They collaborate with educators, parents, and other professionals to create safe, healthy, and supportive learning environments for all students, that strengthen connections between home and school.

The practice of Speech and Language Therapy: Explore the SLT clinic and understand the role of a Speech and Language Therapist - Oteha Rohe

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BO O ATS New Zealand School of Music

11.30am Jazz Workshops (Choose 1) Study Centre

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12.30pm Free Concert by Jazz Tutors Study Centre

1.30pm All you need to know about NZSM at Massey University Study Centre

2.00pm Jazz Workshops (Choose 1) Study Centre

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All Day Performances by NZSM Jazz Students Study Centre

New Zealand School of Music staff will be happy to help you with all enquiries. Visit them at the Study Centre. Be in the draw to win a free tuition session with one of the tutors.

Massey University and Victoria University of Wellington, through combined strengths, are the New Zealand School of Music. The School houses New Zealand’s leading musicians, composers and musicologists. Students can study a full range of musical genres with opportunities to collaborate in performance, composition, research and teaching. The Jazz Performance major, offered in both Auckland and Wellington, is unique in New Zealand. Its purpose is to produce jazz musicians who are able to perform with skill and artistry on their instrument, and demonstrate an understanding of the historical, stylistic and social context of the music they perform.

Registration for the workshops below is essential. Please contact Trudy Lile: [email protected].

Special Feature

The New Zealand Trombone Festival is taking place in the Study Centre Staff Lounge, all day, on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th August 2010. Featured from the USA are Bill Reichenbach, Michael Davis, Dr. Irvin Wagner, Ron Barron and NZ guests. Tickets available: www.iticket.co.nz

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Centre for University Preparation and English Language Studies (CUPELS)

If you are yet to achieve the entry requirements for admission to University, or if you are an international student who needs to improve your English, our Bridging programmes may be able to help you. You may be eligible to join our Certifi cate of University Preparation, Certifi cate in Foundation Studies, Direct Entry English Pathway (DEEP), or Certifi cate in English for Speakers of Other Languages.

Talk to us at Open Day in the Quadrangle B Building, or visit our website: http://english.massey.ac.nz

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International Students

If you are a prospective international student, we warmly invite you to consider Massey University as your study destination. At Massey University you will be part of a diverse international community where your contribution to academic and cultural life will be encouraged and valued.

Massey University International is your fi rst point of contact for course information and advice, fees, admission requirements, accommodation and any other questions that you may have about studying at Massey University. Visit our website: http://international.massey.ac.nz, or come and see us during Open Day at Massey Contact in the Quadrangle A Building. If you are yet to achieve the academic and English language requirements for admission into Massey University, we have pathway programmes available at our Centre of University Preparation and English Language Studies (CUPELS) (see above).

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BO O ATS Albany Recreation Centre

Accommodation

Our extensive Recreation Centre is unequalled among New Zealand universities. The Centre is open for all to enjoy: students, staff, alumni and the community. This 4,500 square metre facility is designed to meet a comprehensive range of recreational, sporting and health and fi tness needs.

12 month student membership is available at a very competitive rate (once enrolled at Massey University Albany) – currently $132.

Meet the Recreation Centre staff and take a tour of the facilities. Watch or participate in an aerobics class, enjoy a free workout, or simply witness the typical events that occur on a daily basis.

Our Albany campus accommodation offers self-catered accommodation in 3, 4 or 7 bedroomed apartments, all within walking distance of campus.

All apartments are fully furnished with a modern kitchen, 2 or more bathrooms, and full laundry facilities.

A single bed, chair, desk and lamp are provided in each room.

Catch the shuttle bus from the East Precinct and take a tour through the student accommodation on offer at our two sites: Lucas Creek and Millennium Village. Shuttle buses are operational, and villages are open between 12 noon and 2pm.

From 2011, rental rates will be as follows:

• $154.50 for a 51-week tenancy

• $191.00 for a 42-week tenancy

The Accommodation Co-ordinator is available in the Library to answer any questions you may have about your accommodation requirements.

Special Offer

Join the Recreation Centre as a community member for only $649 for a full year’s membership (usually $700). This offer expires 15 August 2010.

If you would like an appointment for individual course planning please contact a Massey University Student Liaison Adviser:

Programme 2010