Building 106

Welcome to Building 106, located at Auckland, Eastbourne Road in New Zealand. Building 106 is an establishment and point of interest that is affiliated with Massey University Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa, a renowned university that fosters a supportive and inclusive environment for students to thrive.

At Massey University, we prioritize your success and offer a wide range of study options for first-time students, those returning to study, or individuals seeking a change in direction. Our institution prides itself on staying connected with our alumni, ensuring they are supported even after graduation.

For those interested in distance and online learning, Massey University provides comprehensive support and guidance to help you succeed in your studies. We understand the unique challenges of remote learning and are committed to helping you navigate them effectively.

Māori @ Massey is a dedicated space where you can connect with all things Māori at our university. We celebrate Māori culture and provide resources and events to enhance your experience.

Pacific Massey is another initiative that supports and connects Pacific students with various student services, research opportunities, resources, and organizations. We strive to create an inclusive environment that celebrates diversity and empowers our students.

Building 106 is also home to the School of Aviation, led by our esteemed Chief Executive Ashok Poduval, who has been elected President of Aviation New Zealand. This achievement highlights our commitment to excellence in aviation education and research.

We are proud to announce the finalists of the New Zealand Food Awards for 2023, showcasing the innovation and talent within our country's food industry.

The latest findings from the New Zealand Drug Trends Survey reveal significant changes in the availability and price of cannabis and methamphetamine. These insights contribute to our understanding of drug trends and help shape effective policies and interventions.

In the School of Psychology at the Manawatū campus, Massey lecturers and psychology researchers Shaun Garea and Ross Hebden are developing a gaming laboratory. This innovative project explores the therapeutic benefits of gaming and its potential to improve the lives of individuals living with dementia.

As part of our commitment to the arts and well-being, a new play funded by the Health Research Council will be presented at the Precarity, Wellbeing, and the Creative Arts Symposium on Massey's Auckland campus. This project showcases the intersection of research and creativity in addressing societal issues.

Dr. Liangni Sally Liu is conducting research on the impact of COVID-19 on New Zealand's growing Asian communities. Her work sheds light on the challenges faced by these communities and helps inform policies and support systems.

New research published in Frontiers in Communication reveals that there is limited awareness among New Zealanders about early earthquake warning systems. This research highlights the importance of educating the public about these systems to enhance preparedness.

At Building 106, we are dedicated to providing a vibrant and inclusive learning environment that nurtures academic excellence and supports our students' personal growth. Join us at Massey University Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa and embark on a transformative educational journey.