Your 2017 Guide to Business and Communication · 2017-06-09 · 115.111 Strategic Workplace...

I AM A LEADERI AM THE NEW NEW ZEALAND

YOUR 2017 GUIDE TO BUSINESS

AND COMMUNICATION

ARE YOU A LEADER?MASSEY BUSINESS SCHOOL FUTURE LEADERS SCHOLARSHIP

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BUSINESS DEGREESOTHER BUSINESS COURSES CONTACT MASSEY

CONTENTSBUSINESS AND COMMUNICATION

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2016

Please note: The information contained in this publication is indicative of the offerings available in 2017 and subsequent years. This information may be subject to change. While all reasonable efforts will be made to ensure listed programmes are offered and regula-tions are up to date, the University reserves the right to change the content or method of presentation, or to withdraw any qualification or part thereof, or impose limitations on enrolments. For the most up to date information please go to www.massey.ac.nz

02 WELCOME TO THE MASSEY BUSINESS SCHOOL

05 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS

18 CONJOINT DEGREES

20 BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTANCY

22 BACHELOR OF AGRICOMMERCE

30 BACHELOR OF APPLIED ECONOMICS

32 BACHELOR OF RETAIL AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

34 BACHELOR OF SPORT MANAGEMENT

36 DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS STUDIES

36 CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS STUDIES

COMMUNICATION QUALIFICATION

37 BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION

OTHER COMMUNICATION COURSES

46 POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN JOURNALISM

48 CONTACT MASSEY FOR MORE INFORMATION

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SEE YOURSELF AS A MASSEY BUSINESS GRADUATE? WE DOAs a Massey Business School graduate, you’ll be innovative, academically strong and practically prepared to lead in the new world of business. We’re developing business leaders to transform the way the business world works. Our graduates can be found in top organisations across New Zealand and around the world. They include: > Robin Stalker, Chief Financial Officer, Adidas > Melanie Kirk, Senior Vice President,

FremantleMedia LA (think X-Factor and American Idol)

> Caroline Squire, Director of Marketing, LEGO > Mike Bennett, CEO, Z Energy New Zealand > Nathan Bond, Director of Investment Banking,

UBS New York

BUILDING CAREERS We want to prepare you for your first job, but also for life-long success, so we’ll give you a unique combination of strong academic grounding alongside practical and real-world learning. Employers say our graduates are ready to contribute right away. You won’t just study business – you’ll do it. Some students will trade in real dollars on the NZX through the Student Investment Fund in our new Trading Room (the only one of its kind in New Zealand). Others will take on internship placements, working at the most innovative Kiwi companies. Still others will develop real businesses from university assignments, like Katie Hammond, founder of fair-trade tea brand KTea.

GET CONNECTED Massey’s strong connections with industry partners provide some excellent real-world learning experiences and the chance to build

networks in the industry. Internships and work placements with companies such as Toyota and Fonterra give our students relevant, practical experience of the workplace. Our lecturers are well connected with industry, integrating business experience into their teaching. We have a business incubator on the Albany campus called ecentre, a strong link to the Bio Commerce Centre in Manawatū, and we inspire future entrepreneurs by giving them the skills they will need to succeed. Our students regularly participate in the Startup Weekend, for which we are the national sponsor startupweekend.co.nz

EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH, WORLD-CLASS ACADEMICSMassey Business School is internationally accredited and sits in the top 5% of business schools globally.Research-led teaching means your lecturers are at the forefront of new discoveries, and you are learning at the cutting-edge. We are top-ranked for finance in New Zealand, accredited by the major accountancy industry bodies, and our communication programme ranks highly internationally.Our teaching staff are world-class. Marketing academic and lecturer Harald Van Heerde is ranked number one in Australasia and 11th in the world – as good as professors from Harvard and Yale.

LEARNING WITHOUT BOUNDARIES We have three campuses across the North Island, but we have also led distance learning in New Zealand for more than 50 years, meaning we can offer ‘anytime, anywhere’ learning. Our technical capability and online learning support also enhance our on-campus teaching.

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?You’ll gain core skills in all the key areas of business, such as marketing, communication, economics, finance, and accountancy.We equip you to adapt to changes in the world and in the workplace by teaching you to think critically, communicate, and how to learn effectively. Your practical experiences will enrich on-campus learning and ensure you graduate with the right mix of skills.

THE FUTURE AWAITSWhat career do you dream of? Economist, entrepreneur, financial adviser, human resource manager, chartered accountant, marketing manager, social media strategist, public relations professional, property developer? We help you discover, unlock and gain the skills needed to thrive in business through inspired learning, delivered where and when you need it – on campus, at home, at work, online.As the world of business evolves – so can you.

nMATTHEW LEE “I had such a great experience on the innovation campus and meeting the business Pro Vice-Chancellor Ted Zorn, who left such a good impression on me, that’s why I chose Massey Albany.” International student and Global Enterprise Challenge winner Matthew Lee.

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WELCOME TO THE MASSEY BUSINESS SCHOOL

STORM URUOLYMPIC BRONZE MEDALIST

MASTER OF BUSINESS STUDIES

KATIE HAMMOND ENTREPRENEUR AND OWNER OF KTEA FAIR TRADE TEA COMPANY

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS STUDIES (MANAGEMENT AND ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT)

NATHAN BOND DIRECTOR OF INVESTMENT BANKING UBS

MASTER OF BUSINESS STUDIES

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ENABLES YOU TO INNOVATE AND LEAD

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CREATING A NEW TYPE OF GRADUATE: AN INNOVATIVE PROBLEM-SOLVER,PRACTICALLY PREPARED TO LEAD IN A NEW WORLD OF BUSINESS

LINDA JENKINSONSerial entrepreneur who built 3 multi-million dollar companies and the was the 1st New Zealand woman to take a business public on the NASDAQ.

ROBIN STALKER Chief Financial Officer of multi-billion dollar company: Adidas.

MELANIE KIRK Senior Vice President of Freemantle Media Los Angeles, the company which manages huge-rating shows like X factor and American Idol.

CAROLINE SQUIRE Director of Marketing at LEGO, past: Sony, Playstation and The Lotteries Commision.

ROSS BUCKLEY CEO of KPMG

WE’VE ALWAYS LED THE WAY

FINANCE ACCOUNTING COMMUNICATION AGRICOMMERCE

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MIKE BENNETTSCEO Z Energy New Zealand.

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PROFESSOR HARALD VAN HEERDE #1 IN AUSTRALASIA – MARKETING

PROFESSOR BEN MARSHALL FINANCE AND ECONOMICS

PROFESSOR JANE PARKER MANAGEMENT

PROFESSOR JILL HOOKS ACCOUNTING

DR ANDREW GILBEY AVIATION

1ST RETAIL DEGREE co-created with industry

We provide executive education to NEW ZEALAND’S LARGEST COMPANY

ACCREDITED by industry

SIR STEPHEN TINDALL CHAIR sponsored by the Warehouse

MASSEY UNIVERSITY AND WESTPAC’S FIN-ED CENTRE is engaging with community groups to advance financial literacy education.

MPOWER is the Massey People, Organisation, Work and Employment Research group focused on the management of people in the workplace and organisations.

PAUL BROCKCEO of Kiwibank

INTERNATIONALLY ACCREDITED MASSEY BUSINESS SCHOOL IS RANKED IN THE TOP 5% OF BUSINESS SCHOOLS GLOBALLY

TO BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY GROUPS

UNIVERSITY TRADING ROOM

INTERNSHIPS WITH GLOBAL BRANDS IN NZ

NEW VENTURE PROJECTS TO DEVELOP AN IDEA INTO A BUSINESS

INVESTMENT FUND MANAGED BY STUDENTS

NZ’S ONLYGO INNOVATE! IS THE MASSEY INNOVATION COMPETITION WHERE STUDENTS GET TO LAUNCH A REAL BUSINESS

1ST MASTERS IN JOURNALISM

1ST RETAIL DEGREE

1ST AND LONGEST RUNNING MBA

1ST AND ONLY BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTANCY

1ST AND ONLY AVIATION DEGREE

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Want to gain skills all employers are looking

for, as well as detailed knowledge in business subjects you are interested in

> Want to learn how to change business for the better, or start up your own

> Can think things through analytically > Enjoy meeting new people, and are a good

communicator

SOUGHT-AFTER BY EMPLOYERSWithin six months of graduation, approximately 85% of Massey’s Bachelor of Business’ graduates are employed in the business area of their choice in New Zealand or internationally. When you study the Bachelor of Business you will gain the leadership, communication, teamwork and creative skills that employers are looking for.

WHAT’S IT LIKE?Massey University’s Bachelor of Business is about you getting the most from your studies in business, so you can go on to a great career.

LEARN THE SKILLS EMPLOYERS ARE LOOKING FORThe Bachelor of Business will give you many skills you can use in many different types of businesses, in New Zealand and around the world. You will be:Someone that has a sound base in the business fundamentals of accounting, economics, finance, management, marketing, law and communication

> An independent learner > An innovative thinker > An effective communicator > Able to lead or work within a team > Someone who can find and use the latest

knowledge to grow a business

> Effective in multi-cultural and international business environments

> An ethical and culturally sensitive professional > A specialist in at least one area of business

expertise; and well-versed in the business fundamentals

SCHOLARSHIPSThere are a large number of scholarships available to first year and current Massey University business students including hardship and sports-related scholarships. Our Future Leaders Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship to recognise emerging leaders enrolling in full-time business and agricommerce programmes at Massey University.Visit awards.massey.ac.nz for more information.

INTERNATIONALLY-ACCREDITEDMassey’s business school is highly-regarded internationally, with accreditation from AACSB International (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business). Massey University’s accountancy and finance programme ranks in the 100 universities in the world and its business and management studies in the top 200 (by QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) rankings) and was ranked number 1 in finance in New Zealand.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSTo enrol in the BBus degree you must have an entrance to university qualification, either through Bursaries and Scholarship Examinations, NCEA, New Zealand University Entrance, Admission with Equivalent Status, Discretionary Entrance or Special Admission.English and Maths are desirable school subjects. A school background in Accounting and Economics is useful but not essential. Exemptions on the basis of high NCEA Level 3 marks are available in Statistics, Accounting and Economics.

KEY FACTS AVAILABLE AT AUCKLAND

AVAILABLE AT MANAWATŪ AVAILABLE VIA DISTANCE LEARNING

EQUIVALENT TO 3 YEARS OF FULL-TIME STUDY

BACHELOR OF BUSINESSBBus

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Students who have achieved 24 credits at NCEA Level 3 with an Average of Merit and have a high overall achievement, or have a scholarship in the relevant subject(s), may be eligible to be exempt from taking the following core papers: 115.112 Accounting for Business, 115.113 Economics of Business. Students who think they are in this category, can apply for an exemption by contacting Student Advice and Information. Please note that students will need to take another paper in place of any exemptions granted and even if they are eligible, we would not advise applying for more than two exemptions.

PLANNING YOUR PROGRAMMECompleting the minimum 360 credits needed for the BBus degree will normally take you three years of full-time study. Students who intend to study part-time will manage their study over a longer time frame but not exceeding eight years.You need to choose a major when you begin your BBus studies. However do not be concerned about this, as you may change your major if you identify a new direction or interest during the first year. Some students know what they will major in when they begin BBus studies, while others prefer to keep their options open. The BBus core papers are;115.111 Strategic Workplace Communication115.112 Accounting for Business115.113 Economics of Business115.114 Finance Fundamentals115.115 Management in Context115.116 Introduction to Marketing115.211 Business Law115.212 Fundamentals of Leadership and TeamworkThe BBus is a flexible programme, which allows students to decide which of the available papers to study each semester, depending on their needs and objectives.

INTERNATIONAL OR ENGLISH-AS-SECOND-LANGUAGE STUDENT ADVICE The language used in the study of business can be technical. If English is your second language, 192.101 and 192.102 will be useful to help you understand and use English at the necessary level, which will support the successful completion of your Bachelor of Business.192.101 is Academic English for ESOL Students. It includes advice, practice and assessment of reading, writing, speaking and listening at University for students from non-English-speaking backgrounds. 192.102 is Academic Writing for ESOL Students. It includes advice, practice and assessment in essay and report writing for students from non-English-speaking backgrounds.These papers both include research based written assessments of more than 1000 words.

CAREERSMore than any other business degree, the Bachelor of Business equips you with flexible and highly portable skills that employers welcome. Your skills will be useful across industries, in small business settings and within multi-national organisations.Depending on the major specialisation that you choose for your BBus you can join the world of business in many different roles, such as: > Management accountant or financial accountant > Business, systems or information analyst > Public relations, communications manager, or media consultant > Economist, economic statistician, business/policy/risk analyst, economic

forecaster, financial adviser or consultant > Small business manager, new venture initiator, or project manager > Financial analyst, investment banking analyst,

sharebroker, or financial consultant > Human resource or recruitment manager, or facilitator

in employment relations > International market developer, or dealer in exporting,

licensing, and importing

> Market researcher, marketing manager, or advertising and communication specialist

> Professional sports administrator, sports marketer, or events manager > Property manager, property developer, or valuer

TYPICAL PATTERN FOR A BBus DEGREE

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

115.111 Strategic Workplace Communication 15 credits

115.21115 credits

300-level 15 credits

115.112 Accounting for Business 15 credits

115.212 15 credits


115.113 Economics of Business15 credits



115.114 Finance Fundamentals15 credits



115.115 Management in Context15 credits


Elective 15 credits

115.116 Introduction to Marketing15 credits


Elective 15 credits

Elective 100 or 200 level 15 credits

Elective 15 credits

Elective 15 credits

Elective 100 or 200 level 15 credits

Elective 15 credits

Elective 15 credits

120 credits 120 credits 120 credits

Compulsory Major Elective

> Most papers are 15 credits each > Core papers: 120 credits in total > Major papers: 120 credits in total > Elective papers - 120 credits with no more than 90 credits at 100-level

and at least 15 credits at 300* level. Elective papers may be taken from the Schedules to any undergraduate degree or diploma in the Massey Business School including the BBus, or from any undergraduate degree or diploma within the University

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ACCOUNTANCYA major of the BBus

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Are able to consider the bigger picture in problem solving situations > Enjoy business and mathematics subjects at school > Can communicate complex ideas in simple ways

BE READY FOR ANY BUSINESS CHALLENGEThis degree will help you become an accountancy specialist with the broad business knowledge and skills that employers seek.

WHAT’S IT LIKE?The Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) will allow you to become an accountant with an integrated business perspective and gain the skills and confidence to measure the big decisions affecting modern organisations and societies. These are skills that today’s employers seek, both in New Zealand and internationally.

BECOME AN EXCELLENT COMMUNICATORYou will develop your ability to identify and communicate information important to organisations. The programme will help you make financial and non-financial judgements from available resources and will develop your interpersonal, computer and business communication skills.

A PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANCY CAREER?If you are certain you would like to follow a professional accounting career, you should consider the Bachelor of Accountancy programme as an alternative to the BBus (Accountancy). See page 20.

CAREERSThe accountancy major prepares you primarily for careers in business. However, you may also find opportunities in education, the corporate or public sector, or as a consultant providing business or tax advisory services. An accountancy major can also lead to a career within general management. Because the major is flexible and gives you the opportunity to concentrate on a particular area of accountancy, career options are numerous depending on the combination of papers you choose to take. Many of our

graduates start their careers in an accounting function but later move into other areas, taking with them financial and non-financial performance evaluation skills important for senior executives. BBus graduates with an accountancy major can seek admission to the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants or CPA Australia by completing a number of papers not specifically required in the BBus degree. The right paper selection also provides graduates with maximum exemptions for ACCA, and seven exemptions for CIMA. If you would like more information on professional body membership, please contact the School of Accountancy Administrator. You should seek advice early in your degree programme, because a number of the required papers should be included in your BBus degree as electives.

n OLIVIA CLARK Bachelor of Business Studies (Accountancy) Graduated in 2012. Auditor - KPMG ‘Fresh from completing her accountancy degree at Massey, Olivia Clark embarked on an OE with a difference...’ After her final exams she hopped on a plane bound for Vietnam to take up an internship with KPMG’s office in Ho Chi Minh City. The unique opportunity was part of the Asia New Zealand Foundation’s internship programme, which gives young business students a chance to immerse themselves in fast-growing Asian economies. She is now working with KPMG’s Wellington audit team.

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KEY FACTS NOT AVAILABLE IN 2017 AS A NEW STUDENT, HOWEVER

THE FLEXIBILITY OF THE BACHELOR OF BUSINESS MEANS THAT YOU CAN ENROL FOR 2017 IN ANOTHER

MAJOR, AND CHANGE TO BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN YOUR SECOND YEAR


BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS Closed to enrolments in 2017

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Like analysing why things work and you can think critically > Enjoy subjects at school like economics, history,

or mathematics > Are interested in a career working with computers > Have good communication and people skills > You are interested in a career in the business world and the role

of technology in business

FIND THE INFORMATION BUSINESSES ARE LOOKING FORLet Massey teach you how to find the information that people and business need to succeed and grow.

WHAT’S IT LIKE?When you study a Bachelor of Business (Business Information Systems), you learn how to figure out what information people need to do their job, how they need it presented, and when they need it. The core of business information systems is how people and organisations use information and communication technologies to enhance business, solve problems, serve customers and drive innovation.

LEARN THE SKILLS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCEWhen you access the Internet, make an EFTPOS payment, drive a modern car, or tweet from your iPhone you are interacting with the world of information systems.Improving or implementing new business systems can have a huge impact on the profitability and success of a company. You will learn how to apply these systems in the business world and empower people through information.When you study the BBus (BusInfSys) at Massey you will learn how to improve and implement new business systems, while also gaining skills in communication, technology-related problem solving, project management and specialised management.

AT THE CUTTING EDGE OF INNOVATIONInformation systems professionals are creative people working at the cutting edge of innovation and you will be taught by people with real-world experience.

CAREERSToday fast, appropriate, and reliable systems for storing and accessing information have become essential for businesses around the world.

HIGHLY-EMPLOYABLEThere is a global shortage of people skilled in business information systems and salaries are amongst the highest of all graduates. The skills you learn at Massey and the qualification you’ll receive will be in demand both in New Zealand and around the world.You will work with programmers, systems analysts and vendors to create and operate information systems for businesses, government agencies and non-profit organisations. Roles include positions such as:

> Application consultant > Business analyst > Market research analyst > Network administrator > Knowledge manager > IT project manager

n LEILA PIETERSE Bachelor of Business Studies (Marketing/Business Information Systems) Graduated in 2010 Community Recreation Programmer - Hutt City Council ‘Massey challenges your thinking of how the business environment works...’ It allows you to think outside of the box. I want to become a Business Analyst and own my own BA consulting firm. Massey helped me to develop my analytical and strategic thinking skills and to look at things from a new perspective. The business school has an excellent reputation. In studying a BBS Marketing /Business Information Systems double major, there were many options to tailor my subjects to my preferred future profession. The internship is an invaluable learning tool as you can truly apply the theoretical learning in a true business environment.

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ECONOMICS A major of the BBus

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Would like to figure out how to make the world a better place > Enjoy working with numbers > Think analytically and logically

BECOME A BUSINESS LEADER OF THE FUTUREEconomics has a huge impact on the way the world works - find out how to make the best of what we have and how we can improve it.

WHAT’S IT LIKE?Like most of life’s important questions, economics focuses on complex interrelationships. It’s about how a change in one area will have repercussions elsewhere. An economics degree from Massey will provide you with ways of thinking about the world, how to make the best of what we have and how to improve on it.

FLEXIBILITYMassey’s Bachelor of Business (Economics) gives you lots of flexibility in the subjects that you study. You will gain a strong grounding in economic theory as well as a broad understanding of the core elements of business such as accountancy, finance, marketing and management.

SOUGHT-AFTER BY EMPLOYERSMassey’s economics programme has been acknowledged by industry for its quality and content. Our graduates are sought-after by major public and private sector employers and many are now placed in prestigious organisations within New Zealand and around the world.

A FOCUS ON ECONOMICSIf you know you would like to focus on economics, consider Massey’s Bachelor of Applied Economics which has a more detailed economics study programme, see page 30. The economics major in the BBus gives you a broad and well-rounded education in business. You’ll get a strong grounding in economics, but in a programme that is less rigorous and specialised than the Bachelor of Applied Economics.

CAREERSThe skills and knowledge of trained economists are highly sought after by the public and private sector, large and small firms, large international agencies, schools and universities, economic policy makers, and social organisations. The following list are examples of some of the options open to you:

> Agricultural economist > Business analyst > Economic consultant > Energy research officer > Environmental economist > Financial policy adviser > Health economist > International economist > Institution development coordinator > Microeconomics analyst > Trainee dealer

Treasury, the Reserve Bank and the World Bank all recruit economics graduates. However, on graduating in economics you are not restricted to a career as an ‘economist’. Your economics degree can be the gateway to employment in many other areas, like management, planning, politics, education, finance and banking, and journalism and the media. You can design your economics major to meet your interests and career objectives.

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MAJOR, AND CHANGE TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN YOUR SECOND YEAR


ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SMALL BUSINESSClosed to enrolments in 2017

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Are creative or innovative > Are interested in developing your ability to think

creatively and innovatively > Would like to start your own business, or > Have your own business and would like to learn strategies

to help your business thrive and grow

WHAT’S IT LIKE?In the last five years there has been sustained growth in the number of small enterprises contributing to our economy.Massey University will help you learn what you need to know to become an entrepreneur, or help others think more creatively and innovatively.At Massey you will not only learn how to become an entrepreneur, you’ll get the chance to be an entrepreneur. Massey students don’t just study business, they do it.

SOUGHT-AFTER BY EMPLOYERSYou may be interested in starting your own business. Perhaps you want to expand an existing enterprise. You may be interested in helping entrepreneurs and small businesses get started and succeed. Or you may want to know more about how creative innovative people are developed.The skills you will learn will be applicable even outside of the world of entrepreneurship. Thinking creatively, learning how to make the most of opportunities, identifying issues and solutions - these are all essential skills for careers in many areas of business.

CAREERSIf you want to create a new venture, grow your enterprise, or assist others in developing theirs, then the BBus (Entrepreneurship) is the programme for you. Our graduates include people working in the careers listed below.

> Small business managers and owner-operators > Entrepreneurs and new venture initiators > Project managers and corporate development managers > Educators and trainers > Industry and central government policy advisers > Innovators and intrapreneurs in larger corporations > Consultants, advisers, and development agency professionals > Industry and Central Government policy advisers

n KATIE HAMMOND Bachelor of Business Studies (Management) (Enterprise Development) Graduated in 2006 Founder and Owner - KTea ‘I don’t think I’d be where I am today without that degree...’ I always wanted my company to be Fairtrade and I had been studying social entrepreneurship at university, and I really wanted to do something that was good and sustainable. I’ve got a really good grounding in business and that theoretical learning you get from university. I don’t think I’d be where I am today without that degree. While studying business at Massey, Katie did an assignment examining the New Zealand market for fair trade loose-leaf tea. It became quickly clear that there was a glaring gap, which she filled with a product she calls KTea. In 2013 she won the New Zealand Fairtrade Product Awards Small Company award. Starting off small, Miss Hammond began selling at the City Market and Underground Craft Market in Wellington in 2010, and was ordering tea in three-kilogram boxes from a third-party supplier in Australia. Now she imports 100-kilogram boxes of fair trade black and green teas direct from the first certified organic tea garden in the world in Sri Lanka, with South Island herbs mixed in to make her unique flavour combinations. Stockists include five Wellington cafés, two supermarkets and specialist fine-foods retailers Moore Wilson’s, Commonsense Organics and Urban Harvest.

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FINANCEA major of the BBus

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > You have an analytical mind and enjoy

working with numbers > You are interested in money and how

financial institutions work > You keep a calm head in stressful situations

WHAT’S IT LIKE?A finance major from Massey University lets you structure a personal study programme incorporating a wide range of disciplines to help develop your numeracy, logic and analytical skills.

AFFECT WHERE MONEY GOESFinance is all about the systems, institutions and instruments involved in the transfer of funds between individuals, businesses and governments. This includes vital, short-run decisions such as cash management and credit policy, which affect the survival of an organisation, as well as long-term decisions such as investment in plant and equipment, fund-raising, and mergers and takeovers.

CAREERSWith your major in finance a wide range of employment opportunities will be open to you. You may find employment in corporations, retail and wholesale banking, insurance companies, finance companies, or brokerage houses.

SECURITIES > Securities Analyst - studies shares and

other securities, economic activity, specific industries and provides advice to securities firms and their customers, fund managers, and insurance companies

> Investment Banking Analyst - originates and structures securities issues and provides advice on mergers, acquisitions and divestments, other business issues

> Share Broker - acts as an agent for buyers and sellers of securities and provides advice to customers on financial matters

FINANCIAL POLICY > Analyst, Public Company - provides economic

costing support of operational and strategic decisions, micro-economic analysis of firms and market and prepares forecasts and simulations

> Analyst, Reserve Bank - develops policies relating to the prudential supervision of banks and monitors, analyses and reports on financial information relating to registered banks. Also conducts research

> Analyst, Treasury - provides economic analysis for development of social policy and analysis of cash flow for Government decision-making (investments) as well as provision of budget forecasts for policy implementation

MANAGERIAL FINANCE > Capital Budgeting Analyst - evaluates and

recommends the selection of strategic assets > Financial Analyst - prepares and analyses

the firm’s financial plans and budgets and assesses the firm’s risk-return

> Cash Manager - maintains, controls and economises the daily cash balances of a firm

> Credit Manager - evaluates credit applications and is responsible for accounts receivable

BANKING RETAIL > Bank Manager - supervises customer services

loans, mortgages, deposits and investment accounts and supervises branch activities

> Loans Officer - evaluates credit of personal and business loan applicants.

> CHERYLITA DOWNIE Bachelor of Business Studies (Finance) Contours women’s gym, club owner ‘Thanks to what I learned at Massey I know I can do anything’ I knew that one day I wanted to own my own business, so for me, a BBS was a no-brainer. After graduating I joined Ernst & Young as an IT auditor, before moving on to a role as Business Analyst for Pernod Ricard. In January 2010 I took possession of a slightly run down, ladies-only gym in a fantastic area. While I had a steep learning curve, I have increased its profitability by at least $100,000 year-on-year, and added 150 paying members. I have turned it into a completely paperless operation, by improving business processes and implementing several Internet-based technologies. This has made the business more efficient and means I can work from anywhere in the world. At the end of 2012 I hired a manager to take on the operational side of the gym while I travelled around Europe for three months with my husband and I’m now in Bali studying yoga, all while managing and directing two companies. I loved that the business school offered options for someone entrepreneurial like myself. I am only just starting and am held back by nothing.

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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENTA major of the BBus

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Have good written and oral communication skills > Thrive on the challenge of learning new things > Would like a career helping others utilise their skills and abilities > Are interested in how organisations work

GAIN THE SKILLS EMPLOYERS SEEKThe BBus (Human Resource Management) will give you the theoretical and practical skills you need to have a successful career in human resource management.

WHAT’S IT LIKE?When you study the Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management) you’ll look at how employees are recruited and selected and how work is designed and measured so that an organisation can create value from its employees.Human resource management is the process of managing the relationship between people and the organisations they work in. It is a specialist function supporting organisations, and their employees, at both strategic and operational levels. An understanding of HRM is also of benefit to anyone with responsibilities for managing people.

WHAT DOES AN HR PROFESSIONAL DO?Human resource management is about managing people effectively within businesses, corporations and other organisations. You will work to place people in positions where their skills and abilities can be most effectively used to help the organisation meet its business goals. At the same time you will help create work environments which are healthy and rewarding for employees. Not only so they contribute to the organisation, but so they can satisfy their own personal and career needs. This is vital for any organisation wanting to retain a sustained competitive edge.

THE SKILLS EMPLOYERS SEEKThe study of human resource management at Massey gives you a good grounding in the theory of HRM, but also a practical insight into the reality of the business world. Your courses have a significant practical component, with assignments, case studies and other projects involving working with or examining local as well as overseas businesses. We’ll also assist you to develop networks which will help you in gaining a position when you graduate.

CAREERSA major in human resource management enables you to pursue a wide variety of career opportunities. New graduates might take up a generalist human resources position in a private company, or in the public sector. Past graduates have become consultants, policy analysts for government and entered management trainee programmes.There is increasing emphasis on human resource management by top management in New Zealand organisations. More organisations now have a human resource manager as a key member of the senior management team. In a strategic sense, the people in the organisation are what gives that organisation a competitive edge. Consequently there is growing demand for those who have the skills to understand and manage the human side of organisations.

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MAJOR, AND CHANGE TO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS IN YOUR SECOND YEAR


INTERNATIONAL BUSINESSClosed to enrolments in 2017

SOUGHT-AFTER BY EMPLOYERSWithin six months of graduation, up to 85% of Massey’s Bachelor of Business’ graduates are employed in the business area of their choice in New Zealand or internationally.

WHAT’S IT LIKE?The global economy has a major impact on our daily lives. The products we use, the financial transactions we undertake, our jobs, are all subject to international business decisions. Understanding these impacts allows us to work more effectively in society and in business.

A COMPREHENSIVE QUALIFICATIONMassey’s international business programme has a comprehensive range of papers. You’ll learn about cross-cultural management, international business strategy, the political economy of international business, regional economic integration and contemporary issues relevant to international business. The programme centres around the Asia-Pacific business environment and its impact on Australasian business organisations.You’ll also look at the bigger picture - focusing on the impact of the global environment on the functional areas of international business, no matter where you are situated.

THE REAL WORLDYou’ll examine international business through a number of case studies and real-life examples to give you a realistic expectation and understanding of the business world. CAREERSAs an international business graduate you will provide valuable skills to all firms and government agencies involved in international business.Today, almost every large organisation has international operations in some form, and it’s an area of increasing importance. An understanding of this will enhance career opportunities and allow you to interact effectively with other managers from different cultures, or those using different business practices.Small businesses are also increasingly engaging in international business: exporting, licensing, and negotiating strategic alliances with overseas partners. Studying international business equips you with the keys to best international practice.

n FLAVIO HANGARTER Bachelor of Business Studies (International Business and Finance). Graduated in 2012 Startup Analyst - ecentre ‘I especially liked the flexibility of papers...’ My background is in sales and marketing and I have worked in various industries ranging from consumer products to hospitality and telecommunications. As I wanted a career change I decided to pursue my passion for international business and the financial markets, which led me to Massey University. I especially liked the flexibility of papers. The extracurricular groups that Massey has to offer made campus life more fun and allowed me to make new friends quickly. Completing my Bachelor of Business Studies in International Business and Finance at Massey has enabled me to pursue my new-found areas of interest in international business development and business strategy. With the connections I made at Massey during my studies, I managed to obtain an internship and later a full-time role at the ecentre business incubator where I am responsible for creating and fostering an environment of business growth aimed at entrepreneurs with a business idea, and new start-up companies. I do this by planning and managing workshops for entrepreneurial development and business execution and facilitating mentoring, coaching, training, and associated events.

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AVAILABLE IN MIXED MODE AT MANAWATŪ AVAILABLE VIA DISTANCE LEARNING

MANAGEMENT A major of the BBus

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Are a strong leader > Think clearly and analytically > Enjoy working with diverse people > Know how to bring out the best in those around you > Take initiative to achieve the things that are important

LEAD THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE Become a manager that empowers others and makes a real difference to the future of our nation.

WHAT’S IT LIKE?Part of being a manager is being able to be a nimble, quick thinker, able to analyse situations effectively, consider priorities and make great decisions, often under pressure.These are the sort of skills you will learn in Massey University’s Bachelor of Business (Management).

LEARN FROM LEADING BUSINESS EXPERTSThe Massey Business School is one of the country’s leading and largest business schools - it is ranked among the top five per cent of business schools globally and is AACSB accredited.Massey University’s business and management programme has been ranked in the top 200 universities in the world by QS (Quacquarelli Symonds). Our lecturers are actively researching, bringing the most relevant developments in business theory and practice to your study.

RELEVANT TO POTENTIAL EMPLOYERSYou will emerge from your studies with management skills that are relevant to potential employers. Employers want people who can think critically, communicate well and deal well with other people through both written and face-to-face communication.

WIDE RANGE OF KNOWLEDGEYou will be able to take advantage of Massey’s expertise in all areas of business, like small business and entrepreneurship, human resource management, communications and marketing. That means you will graduate with a broad knowledge of general business practice and will be prepared for management roles across business.

CAREERSYour management major will prepare you for a career growing businesses, implementing new ideas and developing your skills and those of others to effect positive change in the world around you. In the list below are some examples of companies that have employed recent graduates of the programme.

> Air New Zealand > ASB Bank Ltd > BP Oil (NZ) Ltd > Child Youth and Family > Ezibuy Ltd > Fuji Xerox (NZ) Ltd > Glaxo Wellcome (NZ) Ltd > Housing NZ Ltd > KMart New Zealand > Massey University > Mid-Central Health > New Zealand Defence Forces > New Zealand Tourism Board > Telecom (NZ) Ltd > Toyota (NZ) Ltd > Tui Foods Ltd

n PHOEBE LANG Bachelor of Business Studies (Marketing and Management) Marketing Coordinator - KiwiRail Scenic Journeys ‘I really valued the broad foundation of Massey’s business degree...’ I finished my studies at Massey in 2012 and began work at KiwiRail, in January of the following year. We have a small marketing team, so my role is all encompassing! I’m responsible for supporting our marketing manager and ensuring we meet deadlines, have strong briefs, produce quality work, have efficient planning in place and ensure all core marketing functions are addressed on a day to day basis. I work closely with colleagues throughout the business, as well as coordinate work and relationships with suppliers. My degree enabled me to gain my foot in the door to the industry, and the opportunities provided by Massey allowed me gain valuable skills and workplace experience to support this. The combination of academic achievement and work experience (particularly through the College of Business Internship program) gave me an advantage over other grads in a competitive job market.

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MARKETING A major of the BBus

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Are self-motivated - a confident, determined

and enthusiastic person > Enjoy being creative and thinking outside the square > Enjoy communicating with people and working in a team > You like to be busy, have lots of energy > Can keep your cool in a pressure situation

WHAT’S IT LIKE?Marketing is a key function for all businesses. It is the difference between having great products and services, and selling those products and services to the people that need them. By giving you sound knowledge of marketing principles, how to apply them, and how to evaluate them, Massey’s Bachelor of Business (Marketing) will teach the ins and outs of consumer demand to lead the way in marketing the world’s future innovations.

JOIN THE LEADERS IN MARKETING EDUCATION Our marketing major is taught by world-class lecturers, such as professor Harald Van Heerde, who is ranked #1 in Australasia and #11 in the world - as good as professors from Harvard, Yale, Stanford and Columbia Universities.

TURN GREAT IDEAS INTO PROFITSBy giving you sound knowledge of marketing principles, how to apply them and how to evaluate them, Massey’s Bachelor of Business (Marketing) will teach you how to take great ideas and turn them into great profits for your employers.Your marketing major will cover all the essential components of marketing, including consumer behaviour, marketing management, strategy, research and analysis.

CAREERSWhatever you do with your future, marketing is certain to enhance your career prospects. What’s more, if you want to set up your own business one day, it will be your marketing training that will make it happen - it’s a key element in all business activity.This marketing major prepares you for not just marketing jobs, but also for senior positions in most areas of business, academia, and the public sector. You could also take your skills and use them to start up your own business. Massey marketing graduates have a

great reputation and are keenly sought after by employers. Almost every sector needs people who have marketing skills. You could find work in business or non-profit organisations in a huge range of industries.Careers include

> Marketing executive/assistant or consultant and brand or product management. These roles tend to be extremely varied and could involve planning/directing and controlling research and development, perhaps working in the packaging and manufacturing industries. You could also get involved in sales, distribution, promotion and even market research and forecasting

> Market analyst - in this role you will research the market, providing important strategic information to others

> Market research - in a market research role you will use your knowledge of consumer behaviour, statistics and psychology to design research projects, prepare questionnaires and sample, analyse data and prepare reports and presentations

> Sales/sales management > Retail industry > New product planning > Non-profit services > Or you could specialise in areas like direct marketing,

web or social media marketing

nMITCHELL HOULBROOKE Bachelor of Arts (Sociology) Bachelor of Business Studies (Marketing). Graduated in 2013 Marketing Assistant - New Zealand Marketing Association ‘You cannot leave a lecture here without feeling really excited about the subject you’re learning about...’ What sold me on Massey was when I found out about their conjoint Business/Arts programme. It gave me the perfect opportunity to pursue what I loved in business (Marketing), and all the other fascinating subjects I was beginning to show interest in, covered by Massey’s arts programme. I loved the relaxed atmosphere here at Massey, and feeling of community provided by all the staff and students. The School of Communication and Journalism ran many of my favourite papers, and their lecturers stunned me with their enthusiasm. Of course, each lecturer believes their particular subject area is the solution to all the world’s problems, but their passion is infectious, and soon I found myself thinking on exactly the same page as them. All the lecturers in the CJM school showed incredible expertise.

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PROPERTY* A major of the BBus

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Are interested in real estate and property > Enjoy meeting new people, and are a good communicator > Would like to specialise in property, but want to

keep your career options open

WHAT’S IT LIKE?Massey University’s Bachelor of Business (Property) will give you an introduction to a wide range of professional skills relevant to the industry, including property development, management and valuation.You will learn the communication skills you’ll need to operate within the industry and to work effectively with clients.

WHAT ARE THE SPECIALISATIONS?PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT This involves planning the purchase, development, and sale of new or existing properties. This can include residential subdivisions, construction of office buildings, establishment of industrial parks, and refurbishment of existing buildings.PROPERTY MANAGEMENT This is a generalist profession which offers you career options and opportunities in a variety of occupations. Property Management involves the day-to-day management of commercial property, including office buildings, retail outlets, industrial properties, and apartments. It includes management of the building and the facilities within the building.VALUATION Valuations are required as the basis for a wide variety of real estate decisions, including those concerned with the buying and selling of property, advancing money on the security of a property, rental assessments, subdivision of property interests, compensation for public acquisitions, the assessment of local authority rates, and other forms of taxation. You can meet the requirements for accreditation by the Valuers Registration Board by including specific papers as electives.You’ll get an introduction to a wide range of professional skills relevant to the industry including property development, management and valuation. You’ll also learn the communication skills you’ll need to operate within the industry and to work effectively with future clients. We encourage you to strive for the highest levels of professionalism and ethics.

ACCREDITATIONSThe BBus (Property) is accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, the Property Institute of New Zealand (PINZ), and the New Zealand Valuers Registration Board.

CAREERSThere is a huge range of careers in the property business, in which you can choose to specialise, or become a generalist. Examples include:

> Private practice firms involved in property and development consultancy, project management and co-ordination, and property management

> Valuation firms > Commercial and industrial enterprises which use,

occupy, or own all types of property > Development and construction companies > Real Estate firms

Depending on ultimate choice of careers, Property Institute of New Zealand and the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand are the professional organisations that you are most likely to join as a graduate of this programme. Each body is closely involved with the development of Massey’s courses.

n LISA BRYAN Bachelor of Business Studies (Valuation and Property Management). Project Manager, The Building Intelligence Group ‘My studies on the Auckland campus set me up with relevant theory and the knowledge necessary for my career, as well as a lasting network of friends that now work across the property industry.’ Small class sizes, plenty of practical tasks, buzzing campus life, and positive lecturers determined to see you succeed, are just a few of the great things about the Property programme at Massey. As a student I began working part time at Jones-Lang LaSall. After a project management role with RCP (to pursue my interest in construction) I now have a similar role with The Building Intelligence Group.

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*NAME CHANGE SUBJECT TO CUAP APPROVAL

STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION*

A major of the BBus

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Would like to have a career in business, not-for-profit or government

department with a focus on communication > Are a ‘people-person’ > Like being organised > Are a good communicator – both in writing and in person

JOIN A RELEVANT, UNIQUE QUALIFICATIONCommunication is integral to all aspects of business. The Bachelor of Business communication major will give you the knowledge of the business world combined with in-depth communication skills to make you a sought-after employee.

WHAT’S IT LIKE?Nothing gets achieved without communication – it is an integral part of any business – large or small. With the Bachelor of Business (Communication) you will learn the skills to become a communication specialist, invaluable to many parts of the organisation.

WHY STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION?No matter what part of the business you end up working in convincing, clear communication skills are vital. For instance you may need to: > Gain funding for a project > Convince company heads to provide budget towards a project you are

working on > Get your colleagues to help you something you are working on > Lead staff as a manager or in a project team > Help the company get a new client or > Get the media to cover an interesting story

Communication is not just about talking, writing or emailing words or pictures and documents. It is about understanding who you are talking to (your target audience) and what you would like them to understand (or do).You then craft language and choose the best communication methods to ensure they understand and take action. It’s not as easy as it sounds! Each situation may require a different strategy and there are many different mediums you could use. You will learn about how to write effectively and get your messages across.

HOW WILL I LEARN THOSE SKILLS?You and your fellow students will learn through practice, developing skills in interviewing and presenting and learning how to communicate through the mediums of video and social media. You will learn how to create effective media releases and communicate both within an organisation and externally – to media, business partners and the public.

LEARN FROM THE BESTMany Massey teaching staff have substantial private-sector or consulting experience, as well as close and continuing links with the business world. You’ll learn about cutting-edge practice in the industry, from those in the know.

CAREERSThe breadth of learning at Massey means that you will have many different options for career paths in business, government or in community organisations. Your skills and understanding of strategic communication will be useful in any role in business.A growing number of organisations recognise the importance of employing professional communicators. No matter what career you enter, employers are looking for people like you, who can communicate well. Communication skills make a vital difference in your application and job interview, and they also facilitate career advancement and opportunities. Your career options are wide open - from trainee positions in large government and business organisations to positions of responsibility in small businesses.

> Some of the varied fields communication graduates work in include: > Public Relations > Communications advisory > Media buying, planning, and advising > News Media > Speech writing > Publishing and editing > Liaison and advisory work

Or you could use your communication skills to increase your effectiveness in a role in another area of business.

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More and more New Zealand employers are seeking graduates with an understanding of business alongside the knowledge and skills of either an arts or science discipline. Massey Business School recognises this and offers two conjoint degrees: the Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business and the Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Science.These conjoint degrees meet the needs of employers and students looking for a combination of knowledge and skills to pursue a career and make a contribution to the business world with either an arts or science twist, within New Zealand and beyond.

QUALIFICATION OVERVIEWThe BA/BBus and the BBus/BSc conjoint degrees let you graduate with both degrees at the end of four years of full-time study. You must study for both degrees concurrently. To remain in the qualification, you must maintain a Grade Point Average of at least 5.0 (a B grade) each year.

DEGREE STRUCTURE > You will need to pass at least 510 credits,

made up of at least 255 credits from the BBus schedule (the BBus component) AND at least 255 credits from the BA or BSc schedule (the BA or BSc component).

> For the BBus component of either programme, you will need to complete the eight core papers and the majoring requirements of at least one subject. You must include no more than 135 credits at 100-level and at least 60 credits at 300-level in your BBus component.

> For the BA component of the BA/BBus, you will need to complete the five core papers and the majoring requirements of at least one subject (Business Psychology is not available as a major in the conjoint programme), and 45 credits from the BA schedule under the BA component.

> For the BSc component of the BBus/BSc, you will need to complete the majoring requirements of at least one subject, and 30 credits in a second subject at 200 level.

PLANNING YOUR DEGREEIn your first year, you should include:BA/BBus: Four core BBus papers; four BA papers including two core papers and two major papers.BBus/BSc: Four core BBus papers; three BSc papers; Communications paper.In your second year, you will need to include nine papers and aim to have passed 255 credits by the end of the year.For the BA component of the BA/BBus, you will need to have passed 60 credits at 100 level including the three 100 level core papers, any major prerequisites, and completed about half your major.For the BSc component of the BBus/BSc, you will need to have passed 60 credits at 100 level including any major prerequisites, and some 200-level papers, and completed about half your major.For the BBus component of either programme, you will need to have passed all eight core BBus papers, plus any additional required 100-level majoring papers.In your third year, you will normally take a combination of 200-level and 300-level papers, which will allow you to complete your 300-level requirements in your fourth year.You should normally choose about half your credits for each year from each component.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESEmployment opportunities continue to grow for graduates who have developed capacities in enquiry, analysis and communication, as well as an understanding of human behaviour, society and the environment. By combining a BSc or BA with a BBus, you’ll enhance your competitive edge in the job market. You’ll have the knowledge and astuteness necessary for success in business, management, marketing, finance and economics. This will be coupled with a deep understanding of science, society or people, and the wider national and international communities in which we live.

MAJORING SUBJECTSBACHELOR OF ARTS Chinese, Classical Studies, Creative Writing, Defence Studies, Economics, Education, Educational Psychology, English, Environmental Studies, Geography, History, Japanese, Linguistics, Māori Studies, Mathematics, Media Studies, Philosophy, Politics, Psychology, Security Studies, Social Anthropology, Social Policy, Sociology, Spanish, Statistics.BACHELOR OF BUSINESS Accountancy, Business Information Systems, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Resource Management, International Business, Management, Marketing, Property Management, Strategic Communication.BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Agricultural science, animal science, biochemistry, biological sciences, chemistry, computer science, data science, earth science, ecology, environmental science, exercise and sport science, genetics, geography, human nutrition, logistics and supply chain management, marine ecology, mathematics, microbiology, nanoscience, physics, physiology, plant science, psychology, statistics, zoology.

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n SIOBHAN WARREN Manager – Graduate and Scholarship Programmes PWC, conjoint BBBS/BA I manage two national programmes, which can involve anything from dreaming up new and exciting events to checking out new collateral, giving presentations or organising teams of people to help me implement all our ideas. I get to spend my days recognising excellence and giving people their first opportunity to pursue the career of their dreams, either through a scholarship, a summer intern job or their first graduate job. I love the fact that when I wake up in the morning I’m excited to go to work! I initially started studying toward a law degree, but decided that really wasn’t ‘me’. Then I found out Massey had the joint business/psychology option, which was a perfect fit – I transferred across to Massey and never looked back. Massey is an amazing university. The academic staff will go out of their way to help you. The other thing about studying at Massey was the enduring friendships I made. It makes a huge difference to have a great group of mates when you are studying, but to be able to watch them achieve success in their careers and be able to celebrate that with them is brilliant.

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A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Know you would like to be an accountant > Enjoy working in a team, and meeting

new people > Would like a career with a new

challenge every day

A REWARDING CAREER IN ALMOST ANY INDUSTRYMassey’s Bachelor of Accountancy will equip you for a rewarding career in any sector of the economy.

WHAT’S IT LIKE?Keen to become a professional accountant? A Massey University Bachelor of Accountancy is the only Bachelor of Accountancy offered in New Zealand. It will give you the skills you need to be a sought-after employee, both in New Zealand, and internationally.It is a specialised degree that leads you to an accountancy career and membership of one of the professional accounting organisations.

WHAT WILL YOU LEARNThe Bachelor of Accountancy programme will give you the knowledge and technical skills needed to analyse accounting and business problems. You will gain a solid foundation in accounting and finance rounded out with the all-important inter-personal and technical skills, knowledge and critical thinking essential for success in today’s business environment.You’ll understand how best to communicate and use financial information to support business decisions. The BAcc degree will also give you an understanding of the legal and regulatory environment that commercial organisations and accounting professionals must work within. You’ll learn to identify and evaluate ethical dilemmas and provide logical ways to resolve them.

When you graduate, you’ll be able to demonstrate self-directed and independent learning. You’ll communicate effectively through speech, writing, and multiple forms of media, and you’ll be able to measure, analyse and communicate information about economic transactions and events in the global economy.Finally, you’ll learn the concepts and processes needed to protect, validate and attest to the integrity and reliability of accounting information.If you’d like to take accountancy as part of a broader, less specialised business qualification, consider the Bachelor of Business (Accountancy).

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSThere are no special entry requirements for the BAcc programme beyond those that qualify you for study at the University. If you are not confident with your level of competence in English you are recommended to undertake additional study prior to enrolling, or attend a Massey University summer programme in English.

CAREERSThere are more employment and career opportunities in accounting than there are in many other areas of study because the management of financial information underpins all business activity.With a Massey Bachelor of Accountancy to your name, you’ll be equipped for a diverse range of accountancy and financial roles in almost any industry, including:

> Chartered accounting firms – audit, tax, business services, or consulting

> Business - financial accounting, management accounting, or financial management

> Finance, banking and public sectors.Our recent graduates have been employed by PricewaterhouseCoopers, KPMG, Deloitte, and Ernst and Young - these are known as the ‘Big

Four’ international accounting and consulting firms. Our graduates have also found jobs with companies such as Fonterra, Toyota, New Zealand Post (Business and Industry) and BNZ Bank (Finance), as well as Mid-Central Health and Audit New Zealand (public sector).

PROFESSIONAL BODIESYou’ll have the option to boost your career with a professional accounting qualification. Your BAcc will allow you to join international professional bodies once you’ve completed their professional examinations and work experience. Professional bodies include:

> Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, representing over 100,000 members in New Zealand and 90+ other countries: charteredaccountantsanz.com

> CPA Australia - the largest professional accounting body in Australia with membership around the globe: cpaaustralia.com.au

> The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA). A Chartered Management Accountant is considered to be the premier management accounting qualification you can attain globally: cimaglobal.com

> ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) supports 154,000 members and 423,000 students in 170 countries: accaglobal.com


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110.109 Introductory Financial Accounting

110.20915 credits

110.303 15 credits

115.111 Strategic Workplace Communication

110.22915 credits

110.309 15 credits

115.112 Accounting for Business110.249 15 credits


115.113 Economics of Business110.279 15 credits


115.114 Finance Fundamentals110.289 15 credits


115.115 Management in Context115.211 15 credits


115.116 Introduction to Marketing125.230 15 credits


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n ANÉ LUBBE Bachelor of Accountancy Graduated in 2012 Audit Analyst - Deloitte ‘The quality of the lecturers and the support provided by the university equipped me with the skills I needed to start a career in the accounting industry...’ In 2012, I completed my Bachelor of Accountancy degree at Massey University’s Auckland campus. The quality of the lecturers and the support provided by the university equipped me with the skills I needed to start a career in the accounting industry. I was selected for a graduate position in Audit at a Big 4 company and with support from the firm, I am currently completing the new CA programme with NZICA to become a fully qualified chartered accountant.

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A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Would like to have a career associated with agriculture or horticulture > Are interested in the business/commercial side of farming > Would like to be a leader of this productive and innovative industry

YOU’LL BE IN-DEMANDAt Massey many of our AgriCommerce students have jobs before they even graduate.

WHAT’S IT LIKE?From running large farm-based agribusinesses right through to international food trade, you will gain the skills and sound business knowledge to help progress the future of New Zealand’s primary production sector.

PRACTICAL EXPERIENCEDuring your degree you will gain more than 300 hours of paid work during summer. This gives you an advantage with potential employers.

A GROWING, INNOVATIVE INDUSTRYNew Zealand’s economy is dominated by agriculture and food – it generates $25 billion in export earnings a year – and international demand is predicted to continue to grow rapidly. Join the large group of Massey students that have secured jobs before they graduate. They have gone on to become leaders in the industry.

JOIN A WORLD-LEADING UNIVERSITYYou will gain from the expertise of our world-leading lecturers and tutors. Our programmes in agribusiness combine our world-leading expertise in both business and agricultural-related areas. Massey graduates and staff are helping to define the future of our nation’s agriculture and food businesses.Massey is world-ranked and New Zealand’s number one university in agriculture according to the QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) rankings. Our proud record dates back to 1927 when we offered New Zealand’s first degrees in agriculture and horticulture. Our Massey Business School is also world-ranked – it is among the top five per cent of business schools globally and is AACSB accredited with internationally-acclaimed economics and finance specialists.

RELEVANT INTERNATIONAL KNOWLEDGEMassey’s AgriCommerce programme aligns itself with agribusiness industries throughout the world, ensuring our graduates have the skills and industry knowledge employers want today, and in the future.

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?This three-year world-class programme will:

> Teach you about farm production systems, supply chain management, marketing, food economies, and international agribusiness.

> Give you a strong understanding of what it takes to be sustainable and competitive along the food value chain and in global food and fibre markets.

> Provide you with the knowledge and skills needed to deliver in future workplaces.

> Give you a sound knowledge of land-based systems and agribusiness along with specialist knowledge in one area of agribusiness.

> Teach you to apply and integrate scientific, technological and business knowledge to meet marketplace demands.

> Ensure you will be a good analytical thinker able to synthesise information in development of sound and innovative solutions. Alongside an understanding of ethics, multi-cultural and international environments, you’ll develop into an effective communicator and a self-directed, independent learner.

> Give you management skills applicable across the primary industries. You’ll integrate new scientific, technological, and business knowledge to shape a brighter future for an area of enterprise that sustains us all.

MAJORSThe specialist areas or ‘majors’ within the BAgriCommerce degree are as follows.

> Agricultural Economics > Farm Management > Food Marketing and Retailing > International Agribusiness > Māori Agribusiness > Rural Valuation (This major meets the academic requirements for

registration by the Valuers Registration Board).

SCHOLARSHIPSThere are many scholarships provided by industry and agricultural companies – nearly $500,000 worth – for students studying agriculture. Find out more on our website awards.massey.ac.nz

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTSTo help make your move into university life as smooth as possible we suggest you have credits for NCEA Level 3 in the subject areas you’ll be studying at Massey. These subjects include accounting, agriculture and horticulture, biology, chemistry, economics, mathematics and statistics.

CAREERSNew Zealand’s agribusiness sector is flourishing, and there is strong demand for graduates, from running large farm-based businesses through to international trade. Massey’s AgriCommerce programme is cognisant of the most recent developments in both business and primary production, because we actively research in all our subjects. Therefore, you’ll have the knowledge and foundation skills for several career paths. > International Marketing > Economics > Rural Banking > Rural Valuation > Government > Business > Sales > Purchasing > Consultancy > Farm Management > Farm Ownership > Purchasing Manager

WHAT TO EXPECTCompleting the minimum 360 credits needed for the Bachelor of AgriCommerce degree usually takes a full-time student three years. If you are not sure what you want to major and minor in then keep your options open by choosing a first-year course offering several options. Make sure you include the first year (xxx.1xx level) papers for the majors and minors you may wish to study. For each paper, check for prerequisites, co-requisites and restrictions that may affect you. See:study.massey.ac.nz

n HANNAH GOODWIN Bachelor of AgriCommerce Mobile Consultant, FMG Advice and Insurance During Year 13, I decided that I wanted to pursue a career in agriculture with the plan of one day owning my own sheep and beef farm. I completed a Bachelor of AgriCommerce as this course offered a wide range of skills that kept my options open for various job opportunities, as it included both agribusiness and science-based papers. In my final year, I applied for the FMG Graduate Programme and was given a role as a Mobile Rural Consultant. This is an out-in-the-field role working with farmers and life-stylers alike, where I provide risk management advice and recommendations regarding their insurance requirements. FMG is a fantastic organisation and has a comprehensive Graduate Programme, which teaches you many skills which you can then go out and apply.

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A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Think analytically and logically > Are comfortable working with numbers > Would like to have a career associated with agriculture or horticulture,

in a business/commercial capacity > Want to solve real world problems

BECOME A LEADER IN THE AGRIFOOD INDUSTRYMassey’s agricultural economics major will enable you to become a sought-after agribusiness professional who can analyse company and market behaviours, structures, the competition, and regulatory issues.

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?You will learn what works and what doesn’t in agribusiness and why. What influences consumer demand and how do you know in advance?In this programme you’ll gain the applied economics and agribusiness skills and competencies necessary to analyse markets and policy regulations. For example, you’ll find out how to price fresh milk, learn about the supply and demand of wine, international trade partnerships and incentives, and the regulations required to protect New Zealand’s clean green image.Agricultural economics is the study of applied economics in relation to optimising the production and distribution of food. This has applications for both farmers, the industry and broader government.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESNew Zealand’s agribusiness sector is flourishing, and there is strong demand for graduates, from running large farm-based businesses through to international trade. Massey’s AgriCommerce programme brings in the most recent developments in both business and primary production, because we actively research in all our subjects. Therefore, you’ll have the knowledge and foundation skills for several career paths.Potential careers from the agricultural economics major include:

> Rural banking > Food processing expertise > Government policy adviser/maker > Bank economist > Banking > Working for a research institute.

PRACTICAL WORKDuring your degree you will gain a huge amount of practical experience. Over 300 hours of paid work over summer are attributed to your degree. That will give you an advantage with potential employers.

KEY FACTS SOME PAPERS AVAILABLE AT AUCKLAND



AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICSA major of the BAgriCommerce

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KEY FACTS AVAILABLE AT MANAWATŪ

AVAILABLE VIA DISTANCE LEARNING EQUIVALENT TO 3 YEARS OF FULL-TIME STUDY

FARM MANAGEMENTA major of the BAgriCommerce

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Would like to have a career associated with agriculture or

horticulture > Are interested in the business/commercial side of farming > Would like to gain a broad range of knowledge and skills in

agribusiness

The farm management major prepares you for the strategic, operational, financial, production and organisational demands of the farming business. You will learn the skills to build and deliver profitable businesses on a sustainable basis

BECOME A MULTIDISCIPLINARY PRACTITIONERAs a farm management graduate you will draw from business-related disciplines including economics, industrial economics, marketing, supply chain management, and finance to give advice to those in agribusiness-related industries. You will gain knowledge in natural sciences, environmental sciences, life sciences, food security and safety, primary production technologies and systems and biotechnology.You will learn how to integrate the theory and tools across these differing areas to provide relevant advice to the farm and agribusiness decision makers.

JOIN A WORLD-LEADING UNIVERSITYYou will gain from the expertise of our world-leading lecturers and tutors. Our programmes in agribusiness combine our expertise in both business and agricultural-related areas. Massey graduates and staff are helping to define the future of our nation’s agriculture and food businesses.

PUT AGRIBUSINESS INTO PERSPECTIVEThe discipline of farm management provides the ability to interpret and put into perspective the wide range of issues affecting farm and agribusiness managers. It offers an understanding of how and why managers make decisions, and what impact those decisions have on their business and the wider industry.

REAL-WORLD LEARNING AND PRACTICAL EXPERIENCEYour learning will focus on real-world case studies and will include field trips to provide the experiential learning from talking to and observing farmers. This complements what is covered in the

classroom. During your degree you will gain a huge amount of practical experience. Over 300 hours of paid work over summer are attributed to your degree. That will give you an advantage with potential employers.

RELEVANT INTERNATIONAL KNOWLEDGEMassey’s AgriCommerce programme aligns itself with agribusiness industries throughout the world – ensuring our graduates have the skills and industry knowledge employers want today, and in the future.

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FOOD MARKETING AND RETAILINGA major of the BAgriCommerce

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Love the latest food products > Want to spend your days telling people how great they are > Want to own a café, restaurant or manage an exciting new food store

You’ll learn about key economics, retailing, management, marketing, branding, and communication principles, with a specific focus on the effectiveness of these in relation to food industries. Your learning will focus on real-world case studies and will include field trips to provide the experience sought by employers. You’ll also learn about farm production systems, supply chain management, marketing, food economies, and international agribusiness. You’ll gain from the expertise of our world-leading lecturers and tutors. Our programmes in agribusiness combine our expertise in both business and agriculture.

PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE WHILE YOU STUDYDuring your degree you will gain a huge amount of practical experience. More than 300 hours of paid work over summer are attributed to your degree. This will give you an advantage with potential employers.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES > Affiliated wholesale groups > Chain store organisations > Food brokerage firms and related organisations > Food manufacturing > Food service distributors > Grocery product wholesalers > Independent grocery firms

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INTERNATIONAL AGRIBUSINESSA major of the BAgriCommerce

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Are interested in agriculture and business > Want a career with an international perspective

GET A WORLD VIEW OF HOW AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS ARE CREATED AND MARKETEDDoes managing the marketing process of meat, kiwifruit, or milk to retailers in Tokyo or Nestlé in Switzerland excite you? How about finding and processing billions of litres of milk every year?In the Bachelor of AgriCommerce (International Agribusiness) you’ll learn about the global agri-food system. This includes everything from on-farm procurement in New Zealand to export and distribution of food and other agricultural products to consumers around the world.You’ll learn about production sciences, agri-food value chains, manufacturing, distribution and logistics, international finance and the trade and marketing skills required to take New Zealand’s agri-food industry to the global marketplace.Our programmes in agribusiness combine our world-leading expertise in both business and agricultural-related areas.

REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCEYour learning will focus on real-world case studies and include field trips to provide the experience sought by employers. This three-year world-class programme will teach you about farm production systems, supply chain management, marketing, food economies, and international agribusiness.

PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE WHILE YOU STUDYDuring your degree you will gain a huge amount of practical experience. Over 300 hours of paid work over summer are attributed to your degree. That will give you an advantage with potential employers.

YOU’LL JOIN A GROWING, INNOVATIVE INDUSTRYNew Zealand’s economy is dominated by agriculture and food – it generates $25 billion in export earnings a year – and international demand is predicted to continue to grow rapidly. Join the large group of Massey students that have secured jobs before they graduate and have gone on to become leaders in the industry.

RELEVANT INTERNATIONAL KNOWLEDGEMassey’s AgriCommerce programme aligns itself with agribusiness industries throughout the world – ensuring our graduates have the skills and industry knowledge employers want today, and in the future.

CAREERSNew Zealand’s agribusiness sector is flourishing, and there is strong demand for graduates, from running large farm-based businesses through to international trade. Massey’s AgriCommerce programme brings in the most recent developments in both business and primary production, because we actively research in all our subjects. Therefore, you’ll have the knowledge and foundation skills for several career paths. Potential careers include:

> Business analyst > Business and industry leadership roles > Business management > Export and import > Businesses involved in international trade

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MĀORI AGRIBUSINESSA major of the BAgriCommerce

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Are working in an agribusiness-related organisation and would

like more knowledge of a Māori context > Wish to increase your business skills to assist whānau in

management of Māori land or resources > Would like to gain practical knowledge of Māori concepts related

to land ownership and use

Join the only degree in New Zealand that will give you specific skills in Māori agribusiness.

INTRODUCTIONThis major will provide you with the understanding and skills to work in, or with, Māori agribusiness. You will learn about the land and natural resources, business and culture in a Māori context.Particular emphasis will be placed on the concepts of land and resource utility, kaitiakitanga and the relationship of these kaupapa Māori-based systems to the present day. You will graduate with an understanding of Māori resource issues and the relevance of Te Tiriti o Waitangi to Māori agribusiness and present day legislation.Your learning will also examine Māori agribusiness policy, the roles and responsibilities of policy agencies in relation to Māori and alternative policy approaches to achieving Māori-driven outcomes.

BRING KAITIAKITANGA TO YOUR BUSINESSThere is a huge opportunity to develop Māori land (1.5 million hectares) and build businesses in industries such as energy, fisheries, tourism and food and beverage. This qualification will teach you about Māori cultural identity concepts such as manaakitanga (hospitality), and kaitiakitanga (to protect). These are integral aspects to a Māori business and are vital to understand if you are to work in these businesses. If you are coming from a whānau perspective, you will build on your cultural identity to develop skills in self-directed learning, communication and best agribusiness practice.

REAL LIFE LEARNINGPart of this qualification is exploring Māori agribusiness through a series of case studies in the field. You will gain experience in analysis and decision making in the context of a real-world business. This gives you an advantage with potential employers and ensures you can bring relevant learning back to your own situation.

n KIRI SYMONDS Bachelor of AgriCommerce (Rural Valuation) ‘I love the land and grew up in Mangatainoka wanting to be a builder. When I left school, I became a dairy farmer and now I am combining my interests...’ I needed to find a new career to fit in with my young whānau and I always wanted to get my degree. Massey’s AgriCommerce degree fitted well with my love for farming the land and business. This degree has given me the additional knowledge I needed to pursue a career in any of the agribusiness sectors especially Māori Argibusiness. Helping my whānau is also important to me. My grandmother is a shareholder in Aohanga Incorporation, which owns Owahanga Station, a 7300 ha farm near Pongaroa in the Tararua district. Now with the skills and knowledge I have leant from this degree, I am able to provide more guidance to my nana about the farm, the value of the land and help them out. Now my goal is to become a registered property valuer focusing on rural properties.

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RURAL VALUATIONA major of the BAgriCommerce

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Are interested in the changing value of farmland > Think you would enjoy working with farmers to enhance their business > Would like a professional qualification while keeping your career

options open > Would like to have a career associated with agriculture or horticulture,

in a business/commercial capacity

A JOB BEFORE YOU GRADUATEAt Massey many of our AgriCommerce students have jobs before they even graduate.

Massey’s Bachelor of AgriCommerce (Rural Valuation) will help you build the skills you need to have a successful career in today’s rural property market. Whether it’s a dairy farm sale, estimation of orchard capital value, or getting a bank loan to purchase a new farm, almost every financial transaction involving land requires a valuation to support it. You’ll learn about land-based systems and agribusiness and gain specialist valuation knowledge preparing you for exciting opportunities in the dynamic rural property industry.

A RELEVANT PROGRAMMEVisiting a wide range of farm properties is an integral part of the programme. This is essential to the relevance of your study of farm management, investment and valuation. You’ll also learn the communication skills you’ll need to operate within the industry and to work effectively with future clients. We encourage you to strive for the highest levels of professionalism and ethics. You will cover a wide range of topics specifically relevant to rural valuation such as property markets, resource management, property law and building technology. During your degree you will gain a huge amount of practical experience. Over 300 hours of paid work over summer are attributed to your degree. That will give you an advantage with potential employers.

YOU’LL JOIN A GROWING, INNOVATIVE INDUSTRYNew Zealand’s economy is dominated by agriculture and food - it generates $25 billion in export earnings a year - and international demand is predicted to continue to grow rapidly. Join the large group of Massey students that have secured jobs before they graduate and have gone on to become leaders in the industry.

RELEVANT INTERNATIONAL KNOWLEDGEMassey’s AgriCommerce programme aligns itself with agribusiness industries throughout the world - ensuring our graduates have the skills and industry knowledge employers want today, and in the future.

ACCREDITATIONSThe BAgriCom (Rural Valuation) is accredited by the Property Institute of New Zealand (PINZ) and the New Zealand Valuers Registration Board.

SCHOLARSHIPSThere are a number of scholarships available for those planning to study AgriCommerce. See awards.massey.ac.nz

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BACHELOR OF APPLIED ECONOMICSBApplEcon

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Want a degree that is practical and relevant > Are interested in economics in a national and global context

WHAT’S IT LIKE?Applied economics is economics in action, on the ground, at the coal face. The intellectually-exciting and socially-relevant Bachelor of Applied Economics (BApplEcon) from Massey University is a prestigious practical economics degree that will prepare you for an exciting future.

PRESTIGIOUS AND PRACTICALThe BApplEcon is a prestigious and practical degree, focusing on economic analysis and policy-making within the New Zealand economy and internationally.

LEARN THE KEY TOOLS OF ANALYSISThrough the Bachelor of Applied Economics you will become familiar with mainstream economic thinking and the key quantitative tools of analysis that are applied to economic issues. You’ll also gain an understanding of broader issues - like the impact of international factors and government economic policies.

CHALLENGED TO GROWCommunicating complicated concepts will be an important part of your role. You’ll learn communication techniques and self-directed and independent learning that will help you in your future career. You’ll be exposed to a range of issues and perspectives and learn how to identify and evaluate ethical dilemmas and provide reasoned alternatives for their resolution.You will be challenged to grow and perform at a high level, and you’ll be rewarded with a top-quality education and access to many of the best career opportunities in New Zealand and internationally.The BApplEcon is based on a solid foundation of compulsory papers, but provides flexibility for you to choose papers yourself. You can specialise in a particular area or retain a general focus. You can also include a minor in accountancy, finance or property.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSThere are no special entry requirements for entry into the BApplEcon beyond those that qualify you for study at the University. In order to widen your choice of papers, or to fit in with your other commitments, you may opt for a mix of internal and distance learning papers. It would be useful if you had studied Economics, or Maths with Calculus, or Maths with Statistics at secondary school.

CAREERSApplied economics will prepare you for a range of roles in the economics analysis and policy-making arena within New Zealand and internationally.If you would like to graduate and step directly into the role of a professional economist, this is the degree to choose. This is also the best option for students planning to undertake postgraduate studies in economics. Recent graduates of applied economics have found employment with several government ministries, including Treasury and Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and major corporations, such as ANZ and Spark.Economists are highly sought after in the private and public sector, big and small firms, large international agencies, schools and universities and economic policy and social organisations. With a BApplEcon you can join the world of business in a variety of roles.

> Business analyst > Economic consultant > Energy research officer > Environmental economist > Financial policy adviser > Graduate economist > Health economist > International economist > Institution development coordinator > Lecturer in economics > Microeconomic analyst > Policy analyst > Trainee dealer

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BACHELOR OF APPLIED ECONOMICSBApplEcon

n EYAL APATOV Bachelor of Applied Economics with Honours Policy Analyst, Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment ‘Massey’s point of difference is the quality of the services: unlimited broadband, lots of parking, great online services, and great student support’. I studied a Bachelor of Applied Economics (bachelor degree and an additional honours year), completing in 2012. I took this degree because I was interested in the effects the economy has over our everyday life, culture, and the environment we live in. I took many statistical/quantitative papers which gave me the analytical skills, as well as understanding the overall context of the data (using economic theory). Massey’s point of difference is the quality of the services: unlimited broadband, lots of parking, great online services, and great student support. I was very impressed by the availability of lecturers assisting me with my academic and professional requirements. I really liked the small classes as they made the lectures more interesting. My ambition is to use economics to assist the greater society. My studies gave me basic tools which I can use, and improve (as I get more experienced) for analysing and evaluating public policies, and different economic situations, as well as offering solutions.

TYPICAL PATTERN FOR A BApplEcon DEGREE





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Mathematics15 credits



Statistics15 credits



Business Communication15 credits



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BACHELOR OF RETAIL AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT BRBM

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Are interested in retail management as a career > Are currently employed in the retail or logistics and supply sectors and

wish to develop the skills to move into management

JOIN THIS FAST-MOVING SECTORThis unique qualification is New Zealand’s first degree focused solely on the retail sector, created in response to a demand from employers for qualified graduates with sound managerial skills and retail industry knowledge.

WHAT’S IT LIKE?The fast-paced retail industry has many facets - from supply chain to store design, logistics to law, management to marketing. With advances in technology, the retail environment is ever-evolving and businesses are constantly seeking skilled leaders who can meet changing consumer demands.In the Bachelor of Retail and Business Management you will learn broad-based business skills with retail-specific expertise. It is designed to prepare you for a rewarding career in the sector or in general business management.

BEST PRACTICE APPROACHYou will learn best-practice approaches for retail in New Zealand and abroad, in both physical and virtual environments. You will also gain knowledge of retail-related disciplines such as logistics and supply chain management and retail design, combined with an understanding of the evolution of technology and retail environments within the sector.

REAL-WORLD LEARNINGThe multi-billion dollar retail sector is New Zealand’s second-largest for employment, responsible for seamlessly and endlessly delivering goods and services to New Zealanders. This degree was created in response to a demand from employers for qualified graduates with sound managerial skills and retail industry knowledge. You’ll initially study a broad range of business papers and learn about retail fundamentals. You’ll then move to learning more about specifics of retail management and marketing. In your final year you can choose to specialise in a specific aspect of retail. An internship component at each level of the programme will allow you to create strong industry connections and will expose you to a range of real-world retail experiences.

IN-DEPTH KNOWLEDGE OF RETAILThe uniqueness of this degree is in its specific retail-focused papers. Topics you can study include retail buying and planning, merchandising, strategy and business planning and retail operations, both in a store and online context.

LEARN FROM NEW ZEALAND’S EXPERTSThe course gives you access to Massey University’s wide expertise in this area. Your teachers include world-renowned researchers in retail issues in human resources, retail marketing activities, advertising effectiveness and logistics and supply chain operation.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSTo enrol in the BRBM degree you must have an entrance to university qualification, either through Bursaries and Scholarship Examinations, NCEA, New Zealand University Entrance, Admission with Equivalent Status, Discretionary Entrance or Special Admission.

CAREERSMassey’s integrative approach ensures you will graduate with generic business skills as well as retail-specific expertise. You will have gained the critical thinking and problem-solving skills to design, implement and continuously improve strategies for dynamic retail, technological and economic environments. The Bachelor of Retail and Business Management is specifically focused on helping develop future managers and/or leaders in retailing. The degree is specifically tailored for the retail sector’s requirements, so the skills you will learn are those that the retail sector is seeking for their management staff. You will be prepared to take on management and leadership roles in areas such as marketing, merchandising, logistics, human resources or supply chain management.

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TYPICAL PATTERN FOR A BRBM DEGREE


115.109 Business Data Analysis15 credits



115.112 Accounting for Business15 credits






115.115 Management in Context15 credits




200-level 15 credits 300-level

internship 30 credits155.110 Retail Law

15 credits200-level 15 credits

157.150 Mgmt Information Systems15 credits


200/300-level 15 credits

290.102 Fundamentals of Retailing15 credits



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A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Are passionate about sport > Would like to share that passion with others > Have great organisational skills > Would like to combine business management skills

with your interest in sport > Are interested in a career in the sporting industry

WHAT’S IT LIKE?$10 BILLION WORTH OF OPPORTUNITIESNew Zealand’s sport industry is worth more than $10 billion and employs almost 50,000 people. The industry offers you a variety of exciting opportunities including facilitating participation in sport, controlling the production of sport associated goods and services, overseeing sport venues and facilities, the strategic development of local, regional and national sport organisations, managing sport events and sport sponsorship and marketing.If you want to be a sport manager of tomorrow, you will need a strong background in both sport and business management. The Bachelor of Sport Management teaches you the business, management and sport skills you need to meet the demands of the growing sport industry in New Zealand.

GAIN A WIDE RANGE OF SKILLSYou will develop both your theoretical knowledge and applied management skills. The wide range of papers gives you an understanding of sport in its social, cultural and organisational contexts. You will also strengthen your communication, interpersonal and negotiation skills. The programme will give you a solid grounding in the following areas, as they relate to sport: > Social, cultural and international foundations of sport > Strategic sport management, leadership, operations, venue and event

management, governance > Ethics > Marketing and communication > Finance, accounting and economics of sport > Legal aspects of sport.

REAL WORLD EXPERIENCEDuring your study, you will be able to gain real-world work experience through a placement in a sport industry-based setting. This consists of at least 200 hours of practical experience in the 3rd year of your degree. You will develop industry contacts and build connections with potential employers.

LECTURER EXPERTISEYou will learn from lecturers who have in-depth academic knowledge of sport management and extensive practical experience within the sport industry. Our staff are also recognised for their strengths in teaching and researching in the business of sport, event management, experiential education, sport and the media, sport governance and leadership. We offer first-hand knowledge and experience of applying sport management principles and concepts in the sport industry.

CAREERSThe Bachelor of Sport Management equips you for a challenging and rewarding career, both in New Zealand and internationally. You will gain business and management knowledge within the sport context that will be excellent preparation for a career in all areas of this growing industry.The types of organisations you could work for include:

> Regional and national sport organisations > Regional Sport Trusts > Community sport > Private or commercial sport entities > Sport development > Sport marketing > Sport communication > Local and regional councils > Sport facilities and venues > Sport events, both nationally and internationally



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AVAILABLE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS


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115.103 Legal and Social Env of Bus

Sport CommunicationCritical Issues in Sport

115.104 Principles of Marketing

Sport Marketing Sport Practicum

219.100 Intro to Business Comms

Sport BusinessSport in the Social Context

234.131 Intro to Sport Management

Sport Event Management

Sport Practicum

234.133 Sport Facility Management

Prof Development for Sport Industry

Sport Law

234.134 Foundations of Int Sport Mgmt

Sport Economics Leadership

234.135 Sociology of Sport and Exercise

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nMIKE CHU Postgraduate Diploma Sport NZ Rugby National Coach Development Manager The new Bachelor of Sports Management is a timely addition to the range of qualifications being offered by Massey University, particularly with the strong growth in career opportunities in the sport management sector. I have always been a keen sportsperson, and the subjects I studied at Massey University combined my love of sports with a degree qualification. I studied at the Palmerston North campus, which was a fantastic overall experience, with the city providing everything you need in terms of nightlife, sporting opportunities and a laid back friendly vibe. The program was challenging and fun with a lot of practical experience. A highlight was my sport management placement, where I managed the NZ Universities Hockey Council, including managing a tour to Australia for the NZU Men’s and Women’s teams. I’ve worked in rugby in both NZ and Canada for many years, and currently, as the National Coach Development Manager for NZ Rugby, I lead the development and operationalisation of the national coaching strategies. My current role has a primary focus on the development of community level coaches, and I gain huge satisfaction helping recruit, develop and retain the many volunteer coaches who, in turn, inspire young players. The sports industry is an extremely rewarding and stimulating career choice requiring travel and hard work. I’ve had the privilege of working with international players and coaches, experiencing the highs and lows of international competitions. My advice to other students looking to succeed in the sports industry is to embrace all the opportunities that come your way and be prepared to step outside of your comfort zone. Take advantage of the work placements as these provide amazing opportunities for real life work experiences and invaluable industry connections.

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WHAT’S IT LIKE?The Diploma in Business Studies is taught at Massey University at Manawatū, Auckland and Wellington. Papers may also be taken via Distance Learning.


AVAILABLE AT MANAWATŪ AVAILABLE AT WELLINGTON

AVAILABLE VIA DISTANCE LEARNING

DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS STUDIES DipBusStuds

WHAT’S IT LIKE?The Certificate in Business Studies is designed for students who want a formal university qualification but do not want to undertake a full degree programme. It is ideal for students who wish to pursue an interest in a particular subject area or study a range of papers for personal interest.Some students use the Certificate as a stepping stone to study for a degree. Students must meet the normal university entrance requirements to enrol for a course of study for the Certificate in Business Studies. Students can graduate with the Certificate, then apply to cross-credit 15 credits of Certificate papers toward an undergraduate degree, provided the papers comply with regulations for that degree. A candidate who wishes to credit papers totalling more than 15 credits must surrender the Certificate in Business Studies before transfer of credit will be granted.




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CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS STUDIES CertBusStuds

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Like to be busy and enjoy multi-tasking > Enjoy doing lots of different interesting things every day

to keep your busy brain stimulated

WHAT IS IT LIKE?Take your love of the arts and creativity and combine it with the study of business to become a highly-employable communication specialist.Massey’s Bachelor of Communication (BC) builds the skills you need to make an outstanding contribution in whatever field of communication interests you. This relevant three-year degree is unique in New Zealand. You’ll join our graduates with exciting careers around the world.The world needs communicators. It needs people who have the creativity and imagination to develop content that will inspire and connect people, and the logic, analysis and language skills to deliver that content in a strategic and meaningful way. Massey University’s BC will give you these skills.

BE SOUGHT-AFTER BY EMPLOYERSMassey Bachelor of Communication graduates have had outstanding employment success. 96% of our students are employed after graduation, with the remaining students largely involved in further study, travel or family commitments. 88% of those were employed immediately after graduating! This is a much higher ratio than any national or international benchmarks for similar degrees.

LEAD, DON’T FOLLOWMassey University will teach you skills in using up-to-date technology, and you will obtain deep insights into the communication industries. Massey opens the door for you to become a communication entrepreneur who understands how to develop new business models and can offer thought leadership in this rapidly evolving area of professional work.

INTERESTING PROJECTSThe Bachelor of Communication offers you many opportunities to apply your learning to real-world problems. You’ll produce strategies, media and publications that apply your communication learning. These include marketing strategies for community groups, social media content, documentary films, scripts for theatre, media or film, performances and speeches.

HOW DOES IT WORK?In your first year, you complete a core of set courses as part of your degree. It means you get an overview of all parts of communication before you specialise. At the start of your second year you choose the area you are most interested in (your major). You also choose a second field of interest (your minor) and from a huge range of optional (elective) courses.

REAL-WORLD INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCEMassey offers both a communication internship paper to BC students with good grades and a real-world creative project paper. The internship allows you to work for a company while you study, network with future employers and gain invaluable real-world experience. You could intern in inspiring organisations like NZ Red Cross, UNICEF, or Forest & Bird, in leading PR agencies or for news media like the New Zealand Herald. For creative students seeking realistic experience, Creativity in the Community enables you to deliver your creative vision in a real world project.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSTo enrol in the BC degree you need to have an entrance to university qualification, either through Bursaries and Scholarship Examinations, NCEA, New Zealand University Entrance, Admission with Equivalent Status, Discretionary Entrance or Special Admission.

CAREERSYOUR SKILLS WILL BE IN DEMANDCommunication roles have grown hugely in the last few years - to a point where they are recognised by most companies as highly strategic and at the heart of a successful business. This rapidly expanding area of professional work features a wide variety of jobs and opportunities.

HUGE OPPORTUNITIESThe Bachelor of Communication (BC) prepares you for numerous emerging and current occupations, across almost all industries - the world is truly your oyster!Depending on your major and interests you could move into any one of the following areas:

> Writer, editor, publisher or researcher (for social media, literature, theatre, film and television, corporate, government or non-profit organisations)

> Speech writer, travel writer, blogger, social commentator > Social media or social entrepreneur > Scriptwriting




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> Relationship management > Public relations > Public affairs > Project management > Producing and directing film, theatre, circus, dance and

a wide range of other creative enterprises > Organisational training and development > Media industries including as producer > Marketing > Liaison and advisory work > Journalism > Film making > Event management > Creative industries or arts administration or management > Communication management > Arts promotion, policy and development > Artist > Academic or teacher

n JORDAN BRAY Bachelor of Communication (Media Studies) Graduated in 2008. Brand Specialist - Google Australia As a Brand Specialist in digital advertising across the Google Display Network and YouTube I work to strategise media management in the APAC region. I love the variation in my role as I get to co-ordinate with internal and external clients including advertising and creative agencies, overseas Google teams (including NZ!) and other technical specialists. Majoring in Media Studies at Massey University was great as it gave me a diverse and solid understanding of the different areas of the media industry. From studying papers like Media Practice I & II plus Television Studies I had the right knowledge base to land my first role outside university at MediaWorks TV. Now working for Google I realise that studying papers Advertising & Society and New Media & Digital Cultures were truly beneficial in getting to where I am today.

TYPICAL PATTERN FOR A BC DEGREEYEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3



300-level15 credits

139.133 Creative Communication15 credits


300-level15 credits

154.101 Intro to Media Studies 15 credits


300-level15 credits

172.131 Language & Comm15 credits


300-level15 credits

219.100 Intro to Business Comm15 credits


300-level15 credits

219.101 Media Skills15 credits


300-level15 credits

219.107 Intro to Cross-Cultural Comm15 credits


300-level15 credits

230.100 Intro to Academic Writing15 credits


300-level15 credits


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If your major or minor requires that you take a 100-level paper, one or more of your core papers may be studied in your second year.


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COMMUNICATION MANAGEMENTA business major or minor of the BC

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Like to be busy, enjoy multi-tasking

and get bored easily > Enjoy doing lots of different interesting things

every day to keep your busy brain stimulated > Are interested in how people communicate

BECOME A COMMUNICATION SPECIALISTYou’ll gain an understanding of the complexities, challenges, and rewards of interpersonal and organisational communication – you’ll be a communication specialist.

WHAT IS IT LIKE?Studying communication management at Massey gives you in-depth insights into many different forms of communication and how they are used at work and in the community. Factors like culture, gender, and technology all have a deep influence on how we connect. You can choose from courses that will re-shape how you understand yourself and your world, including Cross-Cultural Communication, Organisational Communication and Gender and Communication in Organisations.

BECOME A SOUGHT-AFTER EMPLOYEEYou’ll emerge with skills that potential employers find very desirable. Communication management shows you how to communicate using ‘global English’, making presentations to colleagues and clients using verbal and non-verbal approaches, and performing a communication audit.

LEARN WITH LEADERS IN THE INDUSTRYMassey was the first to offer a university-level communication management programme in New Zealand, back in 1979. Our teachers are highly regarded internationally, blending expert international scholarship with real-world experience, giving you insights into the world of

communication and consulting. You will obtain a comprehensive overview of communication management issues and processes.At graduation you will be knowledgeable in management communication policies and practices, have a theoretical grasp of communication processes, and an awareness of how to apply communications and media technologies.

CAREERSYou may become a media relations or government relations specialist, or you could get a role as a communication adviser, helping an organisation deliver great communication in everything they do.Massey’s Bachelor of Communication (Communication Management) will ground you in strategic planning, media relations, employee relations, government relations, issues management, and other public relations and communication management methods. Your future roles could involve specialising in any of these areas.

n GEORGIA HAMILTON Bachelor of Communication (Communication Management). Graduated in 2012 Public Relations and Events Executive - Elevate PR Marketing & Events ‘Although I started my degree on a trial basis, I ended up loving it and even surprised myself by winning a few awards along the way...’ In the early days of my study I was given a simple, yet powerful piece of advice: Just say yes. As terrifying as this was, it pushed me out of my comfort zone and into a number of amazing experiences - like being a news reporter at the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Despite my wary beginnings, I quickly learnt that communications was the path for me. I won a number of top student awards, was named on the 2012 Massey Business School Dean’s List and selected to participate in the Massey Business School internship program, which led to full-time employment as the Communications Adviser at Sport Manawatu. The BC’s business and humanities mix was the main attraction for me and particularly unique. There aren’t many universities that offer such a variety of study areas and flexibility under one degree. I enjoyed being able to study linguistics alongside PR /communications and not being restricted to just one industry. It helped me keep perspective on the scope and volume of learning available and an open mind in terms of where I wanted to take my career. I think the mix also allows future employers to see you’ve had a range of learning experiences and explored different interests. From my role at Sport Manawatu, I have since moved to Brisbane where I first worked as a PR and event executive for Elevate PR Marketing & Events before moving to a role managing functions at The Queensland Club. I have found my niche and created my own role specialising in corporate conference/event management and internal communications.

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EXPRESSIVE ARTSAn arts major or minor of the BC

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Love theatre, drama, film-making, creating images and videos online,

public speaking/debating > Are in lots of student clubs and societies at school > Enjoy putting on creative events > Are interested in a professional communication career with an

organisation in the public or private sectors

LOVE THEATRE? WANT TO EXTEND YOUR CAREER OPTIONS?If you love theatre and performance, but want to ensure you have broader career prospects, possibly in the corporate world, the Bachelor of Communication (Expressive Arts) is for you.

WHAT IS IT LIKE?As part of your study, you will be able to take part in and lead theatre and digital video productions. You will learn the hands-on skills of acting, directing, managing productions, scripting, storyboarding, creative writing and video filming and editing. You will also learn how these fit into the everyday activities of a professional communication practitioner and the leadership skills necessary to effectively manage people. For example, you might produce a music video, or direct an experimental multi-media show. You might be immersed in the techniques of improvisational theatre, including games and spontaneity activities, as a way to unlock and manage your creativity across other media including creative writing. You might find yourself devising word-at-a-time stories with team members, or learning how your posture communicates a status instantly to others.

CAREERSSurveys have shown that today’s employers seek graduates who can give compelling presentations, problem-solve creatively, think originally, analyse perceptively, communicate effectively (both in person and on paper) and work well in teams. Learn these skills through expressive arts. When combined with the communication and corporate skills that you learn through your Bachelor of Communication you will have a qualification that can be applied across an amazing range of roles.Graduates with an expressive arts major are working today in arts publicity, human resources, advertising, marketing and public relations, television and journalism, teaching, theatre and entertainment and creative and professional writing.

nWHITNEY NUKU Bachelor of Communication (Media and Expressive Arts) Māori Communications Adviser - NZQA ‘My creative writing skills help me to take a boring policy paper and turn it into an interesting read for whānau...’ No two days are the same in my role as the Māori Communications Adviser for the New Zealand Qualifications Authority. One day might involve coordinating, designing, editing and proofing publications on Mātauranga Māori for an academic audience, while the next might be spent planning promotion and activities for Māori language week. I’m required to be both professional and creative in my work, so although a lot of what I do is varied from what I studied, the blend of business and humanities from the Bachelor of Communication has been complimentary to my role. In addition, my exposure to different forms of art and expression gained during my degree has made a huge impact on the way I work. For example, my creative writing skills help me to take a boring policy paper and turn it into an interesting read for whānau. My experience in media practice is beneficial when producing videos, like ones that helps parents and grandparents understand NCEA. My knowledge of the creative process not only guides my own ideas, it also helps when working with others to bring out the best of everyone’s ideas. I’m lucky enough to have a boss who trusts my artistic and creative judgement and gives me the freedom to colour outside the lines of my organisation’s usual approach.

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A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Are interested in current affairs > Are up for the challenge of speaking in front

of others.

A FASCINATING AREA OF STUDYThe news and news media are constantly changing in both content and delivery, so journalism studies will always remain a fascinating area of study.

WHAT IS IT LIKE?The news media play a vital role in society. Technological advances have made them totally pervasive, entering our daily lives 24/7. But as the media changes, new questions arise around how the media should operate, including challenging ethical issues around things like media intrusion on privacy, the UK media phone-tapping scandal, and the controversy about WikiLeaks.In your journalism studies major, you’ll learn about the media’s role, you will build essential journalistic skills and expertise in specialised fields such as feature writing and investigative reporting.

WORLD-LEADING JOURNALISM STUDYThe quality of Massey’s journalism is internationally recognised. You learn from lecturers who have vast experience (often as leading journalists themselves). Our journalism school is New Zealand’s most long-standing, and has many graduates who are household names and celebrities.

BECOME A JOURNALISM EXPERT If you choose journalism studies as your major, you learn news media theory, study the role of the media, practise the essential journalistic skills (including newsroom decision-making), and gain in-depth understanding of specialised journalistic fields, such as feature writing. You’ll be a journalism expert.

CAREERSThis qualification is a great degree if you wish to become a journalist (note that you must undertake further study to become a qualified journalist).Many students seeking further in-depth development as a journalist also opt for a fourth year in the Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism.The Master of Journalism offers a further attractive capstone to your studies.

n BRIDGET HAYMAN Bachelor of Communication (Journalism Studies major, Media Studies minor). Graduated in 2013 Media and Communications Adviser - New Zealand Defence Forces ‘I have really enjoyed putting the skills and knowledge I learnt during my Bachelor of Communication at Massey to use in real life....’ As the Junior Media and Communications Adviser at the New Zealand Defence Force I take media enquiries on our media phone, write and send media releases and advisories about our people and activities. I post on the Air Force and NZDF Facebook pages which have more than 20,000 followers. I use social media measuring tools to track our social media statistics and Media Portal to monitor our media coverage. I compile a Daily Media brief of everything that has gone on in the media that day, which is distributed to the key stakeholders of the NZDF (ie the senior leaders) and have written a story for the Navy Magazine read by the wider Defence Force. I have had the opportunity to travel from Napier to Wellington on a Navy Ship, media wrangled at the arrival and departure of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and have sat in on a live CNN interview about the Royal New Zealand Air Force’s role in the search for MH370. The opportunity for this job presented itself during my communication internship at Massey which was an invaluable experience.

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LINGUISTICSAn arts major or minor of the BC

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Have a curious mind > Love to know how things work > Are interested in the ways language can help or hinder successful

communication in both social and professional spheres

WHAT IS IT LIKE?In the Bachelor of Communication (Linguistics) you will explore how the brain manages language and the unwritten rules of interaction. You’ll also uncover the underlying structures that shape our understanding of language and communication in settings as different as boardrooms, newsrooms, chat windows and living rooms. For example, you might examine murderers’ text messages, provide a commentary for a sports match, construct an alien language, listen to global hip hop to track the influence of African-Americanisms, and observe people talking to dogs.The BC (Linguistics) gives you enhanced language skills for both the social and professional worlds. You will gain an understanding of the functions of language and the cultural implications of how we communicate through the media, socio-political and legal contexts.

SKILLS SOUGHT-AFTER BY EMPLOYERSYou will learn transferable skills that employers seek - your own personal excellent written and oral communication skills and an ability to understand the subtexts of communication from others and diagnose unintended effects or communication ‘bottlenecks’.

AT THE HEART OF OUR LIVESLanguage is at the heart of communication. Linguistics, the study of human languages, helps you understand how language has evolved, how it is structured and how it is used today to communicate in our working and personal lives.

CAREERSMassey University’s linguistics major prepares graduates to work in a growing number of fields where an understanding of the systems, structures, functions and contemporary uses of language strengthens knowledge of communication.

CAREER FLEXIBILITYThis degree gives you a skill-set that is attractive to employers, but also provides flexibility for career pathways.

Careers could include work as a technical or specialist writer, in market research and analysis. Large technology companies seek graduates to work on natural language processing, speech analysis and data collection. Your highly sought-after skills will also be useful for roles in communication, writing for the web, and editing, in fact with any organisation that deals with human language.

SKILLS YOU WILL LEARN: > Analytical skills > Logical thinking > Ability to produce clear communication > Ability to diagnose communication effects and processes > Ability to advise on the role of specific language strategies as part of a

broader communication strategy > Ability to understand language structures at the root of all languages,

not just English, thereby enhancing cross-cultural communication and foreign language learning

n REBECCA FORREST Bachelor of Communication (Linguistics) Minor in Communication Management . Graduated in 2013 ‘I have found the skills I learnt from the degree to be hugely valuable across the different fields I have found myself in over the last year...’ Almost immediately after finishing my final paper (three weeks!) I flew out to Korea where I taught English for seven months. I worked with students aged between 6 - 17 years old. I taught comprehension, phonics, carried out testing and provided coaching for speech competitions. I worked alongside the head teacher and interviewed new foreign teachers. It was amazing to see the cultural components of the degree really come to light during my time at the school. A few weeks after my return to New Zealand, I got a job at a not-for-profit where I really got to put my communication skills to use. I wrote a brochure, engaged in website planning, edited policies, formal templates, wrote letters for publication and initiated the development of a quarterly newsletter to improve the organisation profile. I was at the not-for-profit just shy of six months before being approached by a private business. I was invited on board to provide internal management assistance to support business expansion. The role has been designed to rotate me through different areas of small business operations. It’s going to be a lot of learning in a fun environment, for an industry I genuinely care about. I look forward to further building my skills and seeing where this opportunity takes me.

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MARKETING COMMUNICATIONA business major or minor of the BC

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Have an entrepreneurial streak > Are interested in analysing

why things happen > Are organised > Are interested in business, specifically

how marketing works

LEARN RELEVANT SKILLS THAT EMPLOYERS WANT Marketing communication is a relatively new area of specialised expertise - but one that employers increasingly recognise is essential to their success.

WHAT IS IT LIKE?The Marketing Communication major in the Bachelor of Communication is the study of messages and related media used to communicate with customers. You will study areas like consumer behaviour, strategic marketing management and professional and e-business writing. This will help you understand marketing strategy, and how it applies in different organisations.

VARIED CAREER PATHThe breadth of learning at Massey means that you will have many different options for career paths in business, government or in community organisations.

BECOME A CRITICAL THINKER Massey University takes pride in its graduates’ skills in critical thinking. The insights you develop with us open up new avenues to identifying target consumers and to measuring the effectiveness of your marketing campaigns. Massey encourages you to develop your analytical, ethical and independent thinking, and your understanding of how marketing

communication works with other disciplines. We’ll teach you about powerful marketing communication tools like direct marketing, sales promotion, advertising, personal selling, publicity, and public relations, along with social marketing.

LEARN FROM THE BESTYou’ll learn about cutting-edge practice in the industry. Many Massey teaching staff have substantial private-sector or consulting experience, helping to make Massey’s School of Communication, Journalism and Marketing one of Australasia’s leading marketing schools.

CAREERSMarketing communication roles are varied and creative, and your qualification will open the door to many different career paths. Marketing communication roles feature in numerous companies in government, the community, and the private sector.You can specialise in a particular element or go into a more general role. You may begin working on elements of marketing under direction from your manager. As you progress you may advise managers and leaders on marketing communication strategy and in time, lead the marketing communication team.Tertiary-level teaching also features growing opportunities. You’ll be able to utilise the reputation of Massey’s Bachelor of Communication marketing major. Previous staff and graduates from Massey’s marketing group have gone on to be Professors or Heads at eight leading universities in the UK, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Australia and New Zealand.

n DAN WALRAVEN Bachelor of Communication (Marketing Communication) Graduated in 2012. My time at Massey University gave me a great platform to build a career in communications. I spent my first four years at an agency alongside some of Australasia’s best practitioners offering strategic communications support to clients in NZ's public and private sectors. I'm now a trusted communications adviser at one of New Zealand's most innovative dairy companies. From media and investor relations to internal communications and advising our leadership team, no one day is the same. To be the best you've got to learn from the best - that started for me during my Bachelor of Communication and I've made sure it has continued ever since. I wouldn’t be where I am without my Bachelor of Communication from Massey University. Majoring in marketing communications gave me a lens to the business world from a communications perspective, something that was truly fascinating to study. I also got to produce Turbos TV for three seasons - an initiative that complemented my business study due to the strong brand we were working with. I also took advantage of an opportunity to sit on the Bachelor of Communication Programme Committee as student rep for a year. I used Massey’s flexibility with study modes in a way that suited me and allowed me to get the practical experience that is vital for getting a job. In addition to spending a year at each of the Palmerston North and Wellington campuses, I also spent time studying at Exeter University in the UK as a Massey Exchange Student with a scholarship from Massey Business School.

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MEDIA STUDIESAn arts major or minor of the BC

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Are interested in learning more about the diverse range of

media that utilise audio, still and moving images > Are interested in the technical skills behind the use of each media > Are also interested in how what is communicated, through which

medium, can impact on our lives and our understanding of world events > Are interested in current affairs and possibly a keen social

justice advocate

WHAT IS IT LIKE?Media studies is a fascinating area of study - ever-changing and challenging. You will gain a broad-based introduction to both understanding and using media, including visual images, video, audio and online forms (including television, cinema, newspapers and the internet). The Bachelor of Communication (Media Studies) gives you deep understanding of our information-rich society, and it reveals the power of the media within cultural, social, political and economic spheres. This equips you to advise others on how to utilise it to their best (personal or professional) benefit. You’ll not only learn the technical skills behind the use of different media, but how decisions on what is communicated, through which medium, can impact on our lives and our understanding of world events.Media studies is geared towards creating flexible and critical thinkers who are equipped to become digitally literate, ethical citizens.

PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE - WHILE YOU STUDYDuring your study you get hands-on experience in pre-production, filming and post-production using industry-standard software in digital media labs.You couple these hands-on skills with creative ways of employing media texts in meaning-creation. You learn how society and the media interact, learning how to help interpret the media world for clients, or work within media-related jobs.As part of your study you will produce a diverse range of media projects including: > Short fiction films > Music videos > Photography portfolios > Short documentaries > Media scriptwriting > Multimedia installations

You will also gain critical and theoretical understandings of media forms and content. This includes knowledge of how to target intended audience outcomes in ways that are ethical and contribute to the betterment of society.

CAREERSThe broad-based introduction to the key media such as photography, video and audio provides you with a ‘digital literacy’ that is useful and can be applied to a wide range of media functions and careers. Media Studies graduates have pursued careers in wide-ranging fields such as advertising, public relations, radio, film and television, with government agencies and in teaching.Media studies gives you the expertise to work in media. It qualifies you to work in organisations that work with and advise on the media. This includes advertising and design agencies, government departments and private organisations that want to increase their presence in the media.

n ADELAIDE MCDOUGALL Bachelor of Communication (Media Studies) Studio Manager - Transistor Studios film production company ‘I am currently working as studio manager at a film production company called Transistor Studios and I LOVE it...’ I graduated from Massey in 2013 with a Bachelor of Communication majoring in media studies with a minor in public relations. Soon after I graduated I flew to New York City to fulfil an internship at a fashion PR Company called PR Consulting. Here I worked with brands such as Vera Wang, J Brand, Acne Studios and many others. During my experience there I often found myself referring back to knowledge I gained at Massey, which I applied to writing press releases about designer shows at NY Fashion Week. My main responsibilities include assisting in shoots and filming, booking freelancers to assist us in the postproduction of commercials and trailers, and contributing to creative discussion with clients. I was recently involved in a shoot for IMAX, and have previously worked on a Lupe Fiasco music video, a Ray Ban commercial and many other amazing projects. Then at the end of the internship, I applied and was successful in landing a full-time job as the studio manager! Film is my passion, so I am very excited to get this position. I wouldn’t have gotten to this point without Massey. I learnt fundamental skills relevant to both the PR and media industry in New Zealand and overseas, which has now prepared me to be able to participate effectively in these companies.

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PUBLIC RELATIONSA business major or minor of the BC

A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Enjoy meeting, talking to new people and

finding out about their lives > Are a good writer > Have an innovative streak > Enjoy keeping up with national and

international news

ONE OF THE FASTEST-GROWING AREAS IN BUSINESS TODAYYour study of public relations delivers knowledge and skills that are in increasing demand - public relations is one of the fastest-growing specialist areas in business.

WHAT IS IT LIKE?The Massey Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations) will build the skills you need for a successful career in public relations. You will develop your interpersonal and inter-group communication abilities, strategic thinking and planning capabilities, writing, and research and information processing skills.You’ll learn how to help organisations to communicate in persuasive and ethical ways with their staff, customers, regulators, communities, investors, and society. Public relations practitioners organise events, write and edit media releases plus online and print newsletters and publications, develop strategic public relations plans, and get great results via new media.

LEADING THE WAYMassey University was New Zealand’s first institution to offer university-level courses in Public Relations, so you’ll be able to take advantage of our vast knowledge and experience in teaching this discipline.

CAREERSA recent IBM global survey of chief executives revealed the #1 expectation of professionals at work is creativity. Marketplace change is now so fast and pervasive that enterprises are keen to hire staff who in their individually creative ways can become change masters. Your Massey PR education is closely matched to this expectation. It equips you with a sound grasp of the classic PR disciplines, coupled with great insights into creativity at work.Enterprises across the spectrum of private sector, government, and not-for-profits now grasp the importance of public relations. They, along with public relations consultancies, tell us how much they appreciate the quality of Massey BC graduates.Public relations practitioners love how every working day is different, busy and challenging, drawing on and further building their creativity and showing them how to make a real difference in their organisations and communities.

n CASEY ANGLAND Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations) Graduated in 2012. Senior Account Executive Head - Pead PR, Auckland ‘By far the most memorable and influential experience I had at Massey was my international exchange, travelling to Los Angeles to study at UCLA for six months...’ I am now a Senior Account Executive at Pead PR in Auckland. I work with a number of technology clients (including Samsung, Orcon, Kordia, EMC & RSA), I also work with the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand (RIANZ).

My degree has given me confidence - particularly in writing. This is a critical skill to have in PR and much of my job is made up of writing (media releases, media/feature pitches communication plans, debriefs, reports). My degree also gave me the opportunity to gain practical experience - both here and abroad. In the PR industry I cannot stress enough how important it is to have practical experience. You need to know what your industry is about and how to communicate effectively to a wide variety of people and businesses. This is a skill you can only gain through practice. The Internship Paper in the Communication degree at Massey allowed me to work hands-on alongside PR professionals to develop my own campaign and PR planning skills. On top of this, the international exchange program allowed me to gain that extra bit of experience in a whole new context - which goes a long way to differentiate you from other graduates. My degree in Communication has already allowed me to achieve many of my personal and professional goals. I was able to travel to Los Angeles, work with celebrities and study in a world-class international university. Through the practical paper offerings I was allowed to be involved in hands on PR activity which gave me invaluable experience which ultimately led to me meeting my business idols and landing a job in a respected Auckland PR company. Without the support of the Massey Communication staff and the diverse course offerings, I would not have been able to gain the wide variety of experience and knowledge I did during my three years of study and I would not be where I am today.

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A GOOD FIT IF YOU > Have an undergraduate degree (or complete

one by the time the course starts) > Wish to become a respected journalist in

New Zealand or overseas > Have excellent English language, and written

and oral communication skills > Are dedicated to accuracy > Have a good knowledge and interest in

current affairs > Are interested in becoming a journalist

as soon as possible

WHAT’S IT LIKE?The Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism is the qualification that you need to become a journalist. It is a one-year full-time course, blending the theory with practical, relevant skills. This internationally recognised degree is based on leading overseas journalism qualifications and will build a firm foundation for an exciting career in print journalism, broadcasting and other media-related areas.

PRACTICAL, RELEVANT EXPERIENCE, WHILE YOU STUDYOn-the-job experience is a key component of the qualification, giving you relevant experience sought after by employers. In the second half of the year, you will spend time working at a media organisation, which may include newspapers, magazines, radio and television stations, or web-based news organisations. You will then do a full-time work placement at a media organisation. This could be anywhere in the country, including major dailies, provincial newspapers, magazines, internet news organisations, radio and television stations.

AWARD-WINNING STUDENTSOur journalism students are regular finalists and winners of the journalism industry’s prestigious Canon Media Awards. They also regularly win major national prizes for investigative journalism.

LECTURERS LEADING THE WAYMassey’s lecturers are experienced journalists. They are respected by the industry and are contributing to this area of study, not just at Massey, but around the country. The head of journalism at Massey is the editor of the standard journalism textbook used at all New Zealand journalism schools from 2014 (and all Massey’s journalism’s staff contributed to the book).

CLOSE CONNECTIONS WITH INDUSTRYThe Massey journalism programme enjoys a close working relationship with the country’s leading newspapers, news websites, radio stations and television stations. Wellington’s Dominion Post newspaper, for instance, has hired many of our graduates, hosts our students on work experience and funds prizes, such as the Alex Veysey Memorial Prize, for our top students.

ACCREDITATIONS AND RECOGNITIONThe Massey University course is fully recognised and accredited by Competenz, the industry body that oversees the training of journalists in New Zealand. Journalism educators in the US recently judged our course’s intensive module on reporting for the web as the best teaching idea ‘by far’, beating out more than 50 mostly US-based courses.

LEARN THE VITAL SKILLS OF JOURNALISMAt Massey University, you will learn the vital industry skills to be a successful journalist in our modern society. The focus of the course is on print news reporting. This is the basic skill that all journalism workplaces expect of their new recruits. From this core skill flows all the specialist skills, such as web-based reporting, feature writing, sports reporting, radio and television reporting, which are all taught on the course. In this postgraduate diploma you will gain skills in:

> News writing: Write a variety of news stories to publishable standard

> Feature writing: Write features and other specialist forms of journalism

> Interviewing: Practise the skills of successful and informative interviewing

> Photography: Learn the techniques of producing quality news photos with digital cameras

> Radio and TV reporting: Prepare a variety of news stories to broadcast standard

> Web-based journalism: Learn to prepare online news items (including text, links, audio and video)

> Media law: Learn media law and the proper procedure for court and local authority reporting

> Media ethics: Consider the big ethical issues that confront journalists

> Shorthand: Reach industry-required speed and accuracy levels for shorthand

> New media: Critically reflecting on new media practices including the use of social media

> Work experience: Gain industry experience through several weeks’ work placement at media organisations

Upon completion, you may choose to continue with a six-month in-depth project to complete a Master of Journalism qualification.

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CAREERSMost of our graduates start their careers as print news reporters.Graduates of our programme have gone on to work at New Zealand’s top newspapers, magazines, radio and television stations, as well as at the BBC, CNN, SBS in Australia and countless overseas newspapers and magazines. One of our graduates, Alison McCulloch, was part of the team that won a Pulitzer Prize in journalism for its coverage of the Columbine killings.

WORLD-LEADING LECTURERS AND SUPERVISORSMassey’s communication staff are internationally-renowned for their research and teaching and learning methods. You will be working with internationally-recognised communication specialists, for example:

n DR CATHY STRONG A regular commentator on media and journalism issues Dr Strong has several decades of media experience across newspapers, radio, television, and online in several countries. These included Radio New Zealand, Energy Source Television and Knight Ridder Newspaper chain. Her research focuses on best practice in the newsrooms, as well as social media usage, Arab media, and gender and media. In 2013 she jointly won (with Dr Grant Hannis, also from the Massey School of Communications and Journalism) the Great Ideas for Teachers award for their paper ‘Teaching web-based reporting fast and efficiently’ at the US Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC).

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSAdmission to the Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism (120 credits) is open to candidates who have: > Completed a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent, with at least a B grade

average in the 300-level majoring papers or equivalent; and > Been selected into the programme on the basis of

a written application and interview > Candidates whose first language is not English, and who have not

gained a New Zealand university entrance qualification, or an overseas entrance qualification in a country where the main language is English, will be required to provide satisfactory evidence of their proficiency in English in the form of an academic IELTS with a minimum score of seven in all bands, or an equivalent TOEFL score, or other such evidence that is acceptable to Academic Board

SELECTED ENTRYThis is a selected entry programme.Students are required to submit a CV and portfolio. Suitable applicants will be interviewed before the final selection is undertaken.Applications close the end of October of the year prior to study.

nMICHAEL DICKISON Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism Senior Reporter, New Zealand Herald Wellington seemed an ideal city to study journalism in, and it was. You were immersed in the course. The students came from all over and, for the year, learning to be journalists was everything. We talked about it, questioned it, gave it everything. I started at Fairfax’s sub-hub right after Massey, then worked six months as a reporter at the online nzherald.co.nz, six months as the Herald’s Bay of Plenty reporter - spending a bit of that time in Christchurch (covering the earthquake) and at Pike River (the mine disaster) - about six weeks at the Deccan Herald in Bangalore, India (through a Massey-Asia NZ scholarship), and a month in Japan to report on its 2011 tsunami. I’ve been at the Herald’s Auckland office since. Massey’s teaching was practical, the lecturers always available and supportive, and the course work forced you to take the initiative which, really, seems to be the critical thing. There were enough challenges to always be stimulated. I loved the collaborative projects in video, etc - there’s much more working together and helping one another in newsrooms than you’d expect. And the internships at real companies were invaluable. An internship I did for the course led directly to my job at the Herald. The Herald gets student interns from different journalism schools every year, and the Massey ones are usually much better than the rest - better prepared and more committed. The Massey course also taught us extra skills that have come in handy in getting to do more than straight reporting, including photography/Photoshop, video editing, etc. The course is about more than the skills you pick up. What I keep remembering is the feeling we had - and which the lecturers encouraged - that we should enjoy what we did. It’s an attitude, I think, that has let many of us from the course have a sense of independence, to approach journalism as more than just a job to do. And that’s probably what we had hoped for in getting into it in the first place. Having lecturers with a real perspective on what work is like - and how to make the most of it - is irreplaceable.

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MASSEY.AC.NZOur website is full of useful information covering everything you need to know – from what each campus has to offer, their departments and programmes, scholarships, events, accommodation and plenty more.And don’t forget to bookmark the Massey site – it’s constantly being updated with the latest information.

CALL OUR CONTACT CENTREIf you’d rather speak to a real person feel free to give our friendly contact centre staff a call on 0800 MASSEY.Or, if you’d like to actually see a real person, drop in to our campuses in Auckland, Palmerston North or Wellington.

STUDENT ADVISERSWe have heaps of people available to answer any questions you may have about studying with us. We understand it's a big decision. To speak to someone, or to get someone to visit your school or workplace:Phone: 0800 MASSEY Text: 5222 Email: [email protected] international, Māori and Pasifika student advisers are also available.

‘YOUR GUIDE TO’ BOOKSWe produce a range of ‘Your Guide To’ books grouped around particular interest areas. They provide details of entry requirements, majors, course structures and career outcomes covering all our programmes.To obtain copies of ‘Your Guide to’ books: Download them at publications.massey.ac.nzPhone: 0800 MASSEY Text: 5222 Email: [email protected]

EVENTSAnother great way to see for yourself what life and study is like at Massey is at one of our open days. You’ll learn about Massey’s programmes, career opportunities, accommodation options, campus facilities, and get to talk to lecturers and current students.Manawatū Open Day: 3 August 2016Auckland Open Day: 20 August 2016Wellington Open Day: 26 August 2016

We also have stands at various career and tertiary education expos held all over New Zealand (and beyond). If you want to know where you’ll see us next, call 0800 MASSEY, text 5222, email [email protected] or visit events.massey.ac.nz

FACEBOOK.COM/MASSEYUNIVERSITYWe have our own Facebook page which you can join to keep up to date with what is happening at Massey before you come to study with us.

TWITTERYou can also follow us on Twitter @MasseyUni

INSTAGRAMAnd follow us on Instagram@MasseyUni

YOUTUBEThere are heaps of videos to check out on our channel. Go to youtube.com/masseyuniversity

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSWe welcome more than 3,800 International Students from 100 countries each year. The International Office is the first point of contact for prospective students. If you are considering studying at Massey we welcome your enquiry and look forward to helping you join us.

FOR MORE INFORMATIONPhone: +64 6 350 5701 Email: [email protected] Web: international.massey.ac.nz

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