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The University of Waikato and our partners provide various scholarship and award options to help students cover fees and living expenses, as well as to foster academic and research excellence.
Your academic journey starts here: a comprehensive guide packed with information on campus life, enrolment, orientation, and the tools you'll need to thrive in your days as a new student at Waikato.
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The University of Waikato offers programmes and services for Māori students, including academic support, scholarships, housing, and leadership opportunities.
Discover the range of programmes and resources designed to support your academic journey and celebrate Pacific cultures.
We offer a vast network of sports clubs and events, and a number of high performance programmes and scholarships.
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A journey home to language, identity and purpose for Te Tohu Paetahi graduand
Keimārire Tibble-Brown spent a year studying te reo Māori in Tauranga. Having strengthened her sense of identity by reclaiming the language of her tīpuna, she’s now working to pursue health equity for Māori.
Geography team inspires grad’s next step
Having graduated last week with a Bachelor of Arts double majoring in Education and Geography, Cara Clark-Howard aspires to become a secondary school teacher.
Students discover the science behind sport at Biomechanics Day
Students from across the Bay of Plenty attended sessions on 3D motion capture, sprint and reaction time testing, balance assessment, strength-endurance assessment and performance analysis.
Reclaiming te reo for past and future generations
Having graduated this week with a Diploma in Te Tohu Paetahi, Kamoe Fabish says learning te reo was something she has always felt she needed to do.
Here at Waikato, we provide a range of different accommodation options for our students studying at both our Tauranga and Hamilton campus. Find out more about our accommodation options, as well as some advice and tips about flatting and renting.
Prospective students, and their families and whānau, can talk to us about study options, get support with the enrolment process, and learn more about scholarships, accommodation, student support and other services.
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