Massey Vet Science Reduces International Student Intake
Massey University will increase domestic veterinary student places from 2027, leading to a reduction in international student intake for the Bachelor of Veterinary Science program.
What changed
- From 2027, Massey University will increase domestic places in its Bachelor of Veterinary Science program from 125 to 140 per year.
- This increase means the international student intake for the program will decrease from 50 to 35 students annually.
- The Government will provide a $6 million grant over five years to support Massey University through this transition.
Who this affects
Prospective international students planning to apply for the Bachelor of Veterinary Science program at Massey University will face increased competition due to fewer available places. Current international students are not directly affected.
What you should do
If you are an international student considering veterinary science in New Zealand, be aware of the reduced intake at Massey University from 2027. Research alternative pathways or consider applying well in advance, as competition for the limited places will likely be higher.
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