Massey’s Master of Veterinary Studies (MVS) is a globally recognized degree designed for those who wish to combine coursework with a research project. This program is highly customizable, allowing you to focus on your specific area of interest. You might specialize in epidemiology or public health, or broaden your knowledge across various veterinary science disciplines by selecting an MVS without a specialization. A wide array of courses is available to suit your interests and chosen focus.
Massey University is home to New Zealand’s only veterinary school, featuring top-tier facilities such as the Wildbase wildlife hospital, an equine hospital, a 24-hour pet hospital, and farms for sheep, beef, dairy, and deer, all conveniently located near the campus.
Courses are delivered by internationally acclaimed lecturers who are known for their use of real-life case studies and maintaining a high staff-to-student ratio. The faculty encompasses a diverse range of veterinary disciplines and collaborates on research projects with related fields, including animal production, physiology, and nutrition.
