The Education Abroad Network (TEAN): Palmerston North - Massey University
- Hosted at: Massey University - Palmerston North
- Location(s): Palmerston North, New Zealand
- Program Type(s): Study Abroad
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As the home of Massey University’s original campus, Palmerston North boasts a youthful population of university students and is beautifully situated within easy distances to some of the highlights of the North Island. Although the university has a... read more
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I learned a lot of perspective about what matters and what doesn't, and about what is worth being stressed about. It was absolutely worthwhile. Lily Bensko - University of New Hampshire View Entire Review
Living in a new country for a semester opened my eyes to the vastness and diversity of the world we live in, but also helped me to see that people from all backgrounds can be considered as part of our "world family." I saw and experienced things I never would have had the chance to staying in the United States, and overall I thi... Madison D - Drake University View Entire Review
Of course it was. Studying abroad was one of the best decisions I have ever made. I made some amazing new friends and of course I had some amazing experiences. Living overseas really increases one's awareness of other cultures, more than simply reading about it. Caitlin K - Delaware Valley College View Entire Review
So many personal experience that is so hard to explain in just this review. So worthwhile and amazing! Stephanie S - San Diego State University View Entire Review
This was the experience of a lifetime and a dream come true! I've always dreamed of traveling to and living in New Zealand. Now, thanks to TEAN, I can say I've done that! I have lived in New Zealand for 5 months and it was 5 of the best months of my life. I learned more than I can ever put into words. Studying abroad has chan... Bradley M - University of Pittsburgh - Bradford View Entire Review
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As the home of Massey University’s original campus, Palmerston North boasts a youthful population of university students and is beautifully situated within easy distances to some of the highlights of the North Island. Although the university has a relatively small student body of 8,500, its comprehensive course offerings, including a focus on the life sciences, agriculture, horticulture, and veterinary studies, are impressive. Local and international students call the university’s apartment-style or dormitory-style lodgings home and Study New Zealand students do as well. This is the perfect place to meet a fellow adventurer to jet past the cliffs of Manawatu Gorge in a high-speed boat or ski down Mt. Ruapehu. An in-country Resident Director, an informative and exciting Orientation Excursion in Queenstown, and the support services from TEAN make sure that Massey participants make the most of their time abroad.
Program Type(s):
Study AbroadProgram Length(s):
- Fall
- Spring
- Academic Year
Relevant Study Subject(s):
- Applied Horticulture, Horticultural Business
- Agriculture
- Business Administration and Management
- Computer and Information Sciences
- Engineering
- Environmental Studies
- International Relations
- Psychology
- Social Sciences
- Communication and Media Studies
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2.7Year Founded:
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