Tertiary Student Associations
- Auckland University of Technology : AuSM
- Massey University :
- MUSA (Massey University Students' Association (Palmerston North))
- ASA (Albany Students' Association (Auckland))
- MAWSA (Massey At Wellington Students' Association (Wellington))
- EXMSS (Massey Extramural Students' Society (Extramural))
- Victoria University of Wellington :
- VUWSA (Victoria University of Wellington Students' Association)
- Victoria Postgraduate Association
- UCOL (Universal College of Learning) : AS@U (Association of Students at UCOL)
- University of Waikato : WSU (Waikato Students' Union)
- Waikato Institute of Technology (WINTEC) : SAWIT (Students' Association of Waikato Institute of Technology)
- University of Auckland : AUSA (Auckland University Students' Association)
- University of Canterbury : UCSA (University of Canterbury Students' Association)
- Lincoln University: LUSA (Lincoln University Students' Association)
- University of Otago : OUSA (Otago University Students' Association)
- Otago Polytechnic : OPSA (Otago Polytechnic Students' Association)
- Christchurch Polytechnic : CPSA (Christchurch Polytechnic Students' Association)
- BOP Polytechnic Bay of Plenty Polytechnic Students Association (BOPPSA)
- SANITI - Student Association of the Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology Inc
- Students' Association at Unitec New Zealand, Auckland, New Zealand
- Tai Poutini Polytechnic Students' Association
- WITSA - Waiariki Institute of Technology Student Association
- International Pacific College Students Association (IPCSA)
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