The distribution of courses in each campus is different. It doesn't matter whether it is good or bad. It depends on what major you study.
Here are three campus cities:
1. Auckland is an international metropolis, the largest city in New Zealand, and a prosperous seaport with a population of over 1 10,000, where many cultures coexist. Massey University campus covers an area of 73 hectares, only 20 minutes' drive from the city center. There are seven shopping centers, restaurants, theaters, libraries, art galleries and various sports facilities around the campus. It combines the quiet beauty of the countryside with the comfortable life of the city, and is especially suitable for reading and studying.
2. Beipa is the second largest inland city in New Zealand. It is a famous science city in New Zealand with many universities. It's a two-hour drive from Wellington, with a population of 75,000. The city has more than 60 restaurants, 8 theaters and modern libraries, museums, theaters and sports facilities. Located on the Manawatu River plain and surrounded by mountains, this city is an ideal place for whitewater rafting, skating, boating, fishing, sailing, mountaineering, horseback riding, cycling and other outdoor sports. Massey University was founded here on 1927 and gradually developed. The garden campus covers an area of 40 hectares. The latest campus of Massey University is located in the center of Wellington, only ten minutes' walk from theaters, ports and other busy areas.
Wellington is a vibrant seaport city with rich cultural and artistic atmosphere, and is the capital of New Zealand. The mild climate and abundant rainfall make the parks in the city lush, and the surrounding countryside is lush with vegetation and crops. Urban residents who help the elderly and bring up the young are busy and patronize such a good place for walking and dating with great interest.