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It’s a problem when philosophers of human enhancement follow the money (18 August 2022)
Nootropics — drugs that purport to enhance cognitive functions — have come to the Amazon Marketplace.
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Worth waiting for – Kirstin Chavez comes to the Waikato (26 July 2022)
When internationally acclaimed mezzo soprano Kirstin Chavez takes the stage at the GAPA tomorrow, the Gods of fate will be smiling.
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Lucrative scholarships support University of Waikato graduates overseas (5 July 2022)
Bethany Angus, Felicity Tomkins and Gracie Francis have been awarded the Kia Ora Foundation Patricia Pratt Scholarship to support their artistic growth at prestigious academies worldwide.
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World first kaupapa Māori minor in psychology (30 June 2022)
The first Kaupapa Māori minor in psychology offered in Aotearoa welcomes students next semester at the University of Waikato.
Upcoming Events
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2022 Korean Studies Lecture Series (Lecture 1) - Can photographs of “Kim Jong-un looking at things” change how we look at North Korea?
Date Wednesday 14 September 2022 Time 5pm - 6pm Location University of Waikato - Room S.G.01 Can photographs of “Kim Jong-un looking at things” change how we look at North Korea? North Korea – just like any other country – cares about how it is seen…
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2022 Korean Studies Lecture Series (Lecture 2) - Presumed Co-Ethnics: Invisible Boundaries between North and South Koreans in Multi-Ethnic Britain
Date Wednesday 21 September 2022 Time 6pm Location University of Waikato - Room S.G.01 Presumed Co-Ethnics: Invisible Boundaries between North and South Koreans in Multi-Ethnic Britain According to official data, the UK has received over 1,000 North Korean refugees, thus holding the largest North…