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Campus and facilities

We're mainly based at Massey’s Wellington campus, with seven buildings dedicated to teaching spaces, studios and specialist labs and facilities.

Te Ara Hihiko, Block 12, from outside at night

Te Ara Hihiko

Multi-storey auditorium with lighting rigs, grand piano and music gear

Recording studio—live room

Our students spend most of their time at Massey making and thinking in studios, workshops and media labs. Typically, at least two-thirds of your classes will be hands-on.

Fine Arts students in a room divided by white walls to create individual studio spaces

Fine Arts studios

Man wearing MOCAP suit in front of green screen, holding model sword

Emerging Tech Lab

Industrial design student using metal lathe in 3D design workshop

3D design workshop

Creative Media Production students in a studio lit with red stage lighting

Film and TV stage

  • Students processing film photographs in darkroom, lit red
  • Students in a band performing on-stage in a rehearsal room, while other students control lighting and sound
  • Fashion workroom with high tables, patterns and dressforms
  • CNC (computer controlled) laser cutting machine cutting pieces from a large sheet of plywood
  • Low angle view of student holding industry film camera rig
  • Textiles student using large felt loom, with pile of raw fibre and dye samples in background
  • Lab filled with desks with toolkits and soldering equipment

World-class facilities

Use industry-standard digital tools and production and fabrication equipment.

Digital or physical, you’ll have the practical skills you need to launch into a creative career.

Large mixing desk with monitors and speakers above, behind window facing into auditorium

Recording studio control room

Māori visual arts students

Te Pūtahi-a-Toi

The Bachelor of Māori Visual Arts, along with postgraduate study in Māori Visual Arts, is based at the Manawatū campus in Palmerston North.

Turn your talents into a lifelong creative career.

Register your interest