Postgraduate StudyPostgraduate Study
As a research-intensive university with strong links to industry, Waikato provides the ideal environment for undertaking postgraduate study.
Study in TaurangaStudy in Tauranga
In 2019 we will open our new campus in the heart of Tauranga city, offering students a greater range of qualifications and study options.
Info SessionsInformation Sessions 2018
Come along to one of our regional information sessions and chat to our friendly staff about the study options available to you at Waikato.
Latest news
July 16
A major contribution to marine science
Professor Conrad Pilditch has a top award for his research into estuarine and coastal habitats.
July 16
Waikato students take out the grand prize for the NZ Cyber Security Challenge
Hundreds of aspiring cyber-crime fighters tackled a range of increasingly tough tasks, hacking drones and saving the planet during the 2018 NZ Cyber Security Challenge
July 13
Generous scholarships up for grabs at new Tauranga campus
The future looks bright for tertiary students opting to study in the Bay, thanks to a new series of scholarships generously donated by the Tauranga Tertiary Campus Charitable Trust (TTCCT).
July 11
Facing the challenge of women in cyber security
The NZ Cyber Challenge is taking up the issue of the under representation of women in the industry.
July 11
Long-serving MP a distinguished alumni
The Hon Dame Annette King will receive a Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of Waikato.
July 11
Life-changing experience
Two of our students have recently returned from “life-changing” international exchanges.
July 10
Acknowledgement for MRI-safe electrode development
Professor Jonathan Scott and a graduate student made the finals of the Kiwinet Awards, for their work inventing new designs so people with implanted electrodes can safely have MRI scans.
July 10
Composing his way to Comic-Con
Waikato alum Tristan Fisher composed the music for the New Zealand short film Shelldon, which will screen at Comic-Con's International Independent Film Festival this month.
July 9
Why Trump’s liberal demolition job and authoritarian outreach is about China
Dr Reuben Steff looks at Trump's challenge to the liberal order.
July 9
Highly commended award for accounting article
Accounting senior lecturer Dr Vida Botes has received an international award for a recent journal article focused on gaps in accounting practice in South Africa.
July 3
When dieting becomes a disorder
Have you or someone you know had dieting get out of control? University of Waikato Masters student Katie Babbott is researching community-based treatments for disordered eating.
July 2
University to test loud sirens on 11 July
The University of Waikato will test its emergency loud sirens on the afternoon of Wednesday 11 July, at 1pm.
July 2
Waikato rowers head over the ditch
Six University of Waikato rowers head to Sydney this week to represent New Zealand in the 2018 University Trans-Tasman series. This year's team has the strongest Waikato presence in history.
June 29
Students fast-track to work
At Rocketspark’s office in Cambridge, the staff all have one thing in common. They are all University of Waikato graduates.
