Te Tira Ahu Pae
Te Tira Ahu Pae is your students’ association during your study at Massey. Run by students, for students!
Te Tira Ahu Pae
Te Tira Ahu Pae is your students’ association during your study at Massey. Run by students, for students!
Our Services
Academic Advocacy
Common academic issues are grade disputes, aegrotat or impaired performance, academic integrity and course related issues such as poor structure, problems with the lecturer, teaching, course materials. We are here to solve these issues and our advocacy service is free and independent to the university. This means we can work in your best interest - objectively and confidentially.
Book a session with our Student Advocates who can offer advice, help you navigate your options and communicate with Massey.
Welfare Advocacy
Welfare issues are those issues which affect your wellbeing as a student. Common welfare issues include money, accommodation, harassment and health that may affect you emotionally, physically, financially and mentally.
Our Advocates are here to listen to you, support you and help you understand where you go from here.
Clubs
We provide administrative support and grant club funding to more than 70 student-run clubs across all campuses in the areas of academics, social life, culture and sports.
Joining a club or even starting a new one is a great way to meet new people, try new things and feel more at home at university. Whether you want to play board games or football, sing, conserve wildlife or rockclimb, there’s bound to be a club for you!
Events
We run heaps of awesome events throughout the year, including O Week, gigs, quizzes, student markets, free food, giveaways, workshops, sausage sizzles and more!
Make sure to follow us on social media to stay in the loop, or check out our upcoming events on your campus:
Latest News
Campus Kebab, which has been operating and serving students at Massey’s Albany campus for 18 years, are facing closure as Massey prepares to re-lease the building they operate in. Albany campus-based Student Reps are asking students to show their support by signing the petition.