Stephen Morris
Stephen Morris is Professor of Animal Science, Director of the International Sheep Research Centre, and Leader of the Animal Production and Health group at Massey University.
- Sheep and beef cattle production
Professor
BSc(AgSci), Massey University
MSc(AgSci), Massey University
PhD, Massey University
Projects
More value from beef
Primary Growth Partnership Programme
Improving sheep productivity
Selecting rams with the right genes to improve productivity and profitability
Programmes
Bachelor of Science
Massey has the largest number of specialised majors across the biological sciences in New Zealand to feed your passion for animals, biology and life sciences.
Bachelor of Veterinary Science
Join a world-leading veterinary programme that will qualify you to work as a veterinarian in many different areas.
Massey's Palmerston North campus has some of the best veterinary facilities in Australasia. We have the only wildlife hospital at a NZ university, where we treat many endangered species. A new 24-hour pet emergency centre and equine hospital opened in 2014 and building will soon be underway on a new wildlife hospital and study block.
Bachelor of Veterinary Technology
Become a paramedic of the animal world. Vet technologists are to vets, what paramedics are to doctors.
Massey's Bachelor of Veterinary Technology is a broad veterinary-science-based degree which will expose you to various fields in the veterinary and related animal health professions.
Bachelor of AgriScience
Massey's world-class Bachelor of AgriScience programme focuses on the overlapping areas of agriculture, management and technology.
Gain an understanding of agricultural systems within the wider context of the economy and society, and focus on key areas like soils, plants and animals, economics, and agricultural systems management.
