Massey University School of Aviation is an educational institute offering both a professional degree for aspiring pilots incorporating flight training (fixed wing only) with academic studies, and academic degrees for aviation managers.
The first cohort of trainee pilots - ( "Massey 1 ")- began in 1987 and the School of Aviation was established in 1990 to meet the demand for well-educated people with initiative, drive, and a wider perspective of the industry.
Our philosophy is that a pilot, educated to the highest university academic standards, and trained in accordance with industry best practices, is indeed an aviator with a difference, and an asset to any airline.
UniLodge Stafford House is conveniently and centrally located for students of Victoria University Wellington. Situated on the Northern end of The Terrace, also provides easy access to Parliament, the main railway station, Westpac Stadium and Wellington’s major retail strip along Lambton Quay.
UniLodge Stafford House consists of 105 apartments, consisting of 91 three bedroom apartments and 14 two bedroom apartments. Each apartment has a common lounge, fully equipped kitchen including a washer and dryer plus a bathroom with shower.
Auckland University Faculty of Law, 1-11 Short St (Level 7),Auckland
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The New Zealand Centre for Human Rights Law, Policy and Practice was established as of 1 January 2012 by the Dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of Auckland. It is a Centre of the Department of Law, with initial funding from the Faculty of Law and the University of Auckland. However, as the name indicates, we aim to be a resource for the country as a whole (and indeed the wider Asia Pacific region) and also to be multi-disciplinary: the legal framework for human rights law is only one aspect, and developing effective policies and encouraging human-rights compliant practices is also of central importance.
C\- Faculty of Law, Victoria University of Wellington, Old Government Buildings, 55 Lambton Quay, PO Box 600,Wellington
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The functions of the Centre are to: (a) stimulate awareness and interest in public law issues; (b) provide a forum for the discussion of these issues; (c) foster and promote research of these issues
AUT African Students Club (AUTASC) is created to help African students to succeed by working closely with AUT, AUT Student Services and other organisations. And by providing social activities AUTASC will keep African Students entertained while they are studying at AUT.
Our aim is to increase access to tertiary and continuing education for African students in NZ by reaching large numbers of students and professionals in multiple sites simultaneously.
Through AUTASC and AUT Student Services, we will provide guidance for African students to be involved in undergraduate, post-graduate, and non-formal programmes. This will enhance the academic and personal development of African students.
It was formed on 1 January 2000 when the Auckland Institute of Technology was granted university status. Its primary campus is on Wellesley Street in Auckland's Central business district (CBD). AUT has three secondary campuses: North Shore, Manukau, and the Millennium Institute of Sport and Health.
