Key Facts
From 2008 Annual Report
- $374 Million Operating Revenue
- $57 Million external Research and Contract Funding
- 3127 Staff (Full-Time Equivalent)
- 33,905 Students (19,432 EFTS)
- 27251 Undergraduate Students (15,070 EFTS)
- 7212 Postgraduate Students (3,428 EFTS)
- 1046 Doctorate Students (934 EFTS)
- 112 Doctoral Completions
- 3384 Māori Students
- 895 Pasifika Students
- 2447 Students with Disability
- 2 National Centres of Research Excellence (and numerous University-based Research Centres)
- Hosts the National Centre for Tertiary Teaching Excellence
- The University has almost 100 formal academic arrangements with overseas institutions
- Massey is the 10th largest user of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in New Zealand
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