News
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Research to address inequities in maternal health services for Māori receives A Better Start National Science Challenge funding (18 May 2020)
New research by the University of Waikato aims to address inequities in maternal health services for Māori.
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Covid-19 mental health survey shows participants are ‘stressed but resilient’ (14 May 2020)
Psychologists at the University of Waikato have released preliminary results of their survey looking into New Zealanders’ mental health during the Covid-19 crisis.
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Psychology expertise expands at Waikato (11 May 2020)
The University of Waikato has expanded their expertise in psychology with the addition of four new specialists in the field.
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Te Tohu Paetahi graduate credits programme for changing his life (8 May 2020)
For Anaru Palmer, a year studying te reo Māori through Te Tohu Paetahi at The University of Waikato Tauranga campus was about more than reconnecting with his language – he credits it with changing his life.
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Bachelor of Arts student takes her opportunities and graduates in record time (7 May 2020)
Jahvaya Wheki is not only the first member of her family to complete a university degree, but she graduated with a double major and completed it in two years.
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Solidarity and affective commitments have helped us “flatten the curve” (4 May 2020)
Worldwide, New Zealand has been lauded for crushing the coronavirus.
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First prize for aspiring young writer (4 May 2020)
Master of Professional Writing student, Heidi Rogers, has claimed first prize in this year’s Peter Wells Short Fiction Contest.
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University of Waikato academic shortlisted in international short story competition (23 April 2020)
University of Waikato lecturer and eminent New Zealand writer Catherine Chidgey has been named this week as a shortlisted author for the Commonwealth Short Story Prize.
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Researchers focussed on tackling the difficult environmental decisions (9 April 2020)
A team of University of Waikato researchers, led by Professor Iain White, have received $625,000 in funding from the National Science Challenge on Resilience to Nature's Challenges.
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New online survey launched on New Zealanders' mental health during lockdown (7 April 2020)
A new online survey from researchers at the University of Waikato’s School of Psychology asks Kiwis how they are feeling about the alert 4 lockdown.