Far North father among first to graduate from iwi-led Te Hiku teaching programme
From building sites to the classroom, Takawai McMath’s graduation from the Te Hiku teaching programme sets an example for his son and Far North whānau.
Computer Science and Software Engineering
Studying Computer Science at the University of Waikato, you'll learn about software systems and how people and computers interact. You’ll also learn how to create new software, and ensure it's easy for people to use.
Our research
Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering spans different groups and a central research center, with considerable overlap in activities.
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Farming roots fuel grad’s business success
Patrick Deane’s path to a Bachelor of Business was driven by a fearless attitude. As a student, he took every opportunity to grow. Now, as he prepares to graduate, he’s ready to take on the business world.
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Rethinking managed retreat: a new vision for climate adaptation
New environmental planning research from the University of Waikato explores what happens to land after managed retreats.
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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.
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School of Computing & Mathematical Sciences
Ground Floor, FG-Block Gate 8, The University of Waikato, Hillcrest Road, Hamilton New Zealand
Postal Address
The University of Waikato
Private Bag 3105, Hamilton 3240, New Zealand.
Courier Address
c/- The Mailroom, The University of Waikato
Gate 3a, 209 Silverdale Road, Hillcrest, Hamilton 3216, New Zealand.