Massey University is considering axing science, computing and engineering courses in the first steps of a major restructure that could affect hundreds of jobs and students.
It wants to stop duplicating courses across its three campuses and instead consolidate each discipline on a single location.
Today it told staff it wants to drop most science subjects from its Albany campus and information science and engineering from its Manawatu campus.
Here's RNZ education correspondent, John Gerritsen.
