Gallaghers proud to support University of Waikato
Hamilton's Gallagher family has a long history of supporting the University of Waikato.
Our donors are alumni, staff, former staff, and members of the community passionate about helping the University of Waikato succeed.
Hamilton's Gallagher family has a long history of supporting the University of Waikato.
Entrepreneur and philanthropist Tony Falkenstein's support enables overseas business exposure for management students.
One of the University of Waikato’s most successful alumni is now proud to be giving back to his alma mater.
The Dame Malvina Major Foundation is one of the leading funders of Te Pae Kōkako – The Aotearoa New Zealand Opera School (TANZOS).
Students studying health at the University of Waikato will be able to apply for several new scholarships from 2021.
Kiwi insurer Tower has pledged $45,000 to support students studying a Bachelor of Climate Change.
A leading research and product development company is providing opportunities for women in STEM.
Human resources experts Everest provide pro bono personal development support to the University's Hillary Scholars.
A technology start-up in Hamilton made up of Waikato grads is now supporting students with a summer intern scholarship.
One of Hamilton's longest-running philanthropic trusts has been a key supporter of the University for decades.
Orbit World Travel Hamilton and the University of Waikato have enjoyed a partnership of more than 20 years.
The Waikato Graduate Women Trust has launched many ventures that provide support to the wider University community.
ASB and Kordia are supporting a memorial scholarship at the University.
Packet capture technology firm Endace is funding two undergraduate scholarships for women in tech.
Alumnus and donor Victor Li supports an annual scholarship to remove financial barriers to university study.
Nancy Caiger believes strongly that those who receive a helping hand in life should pay it forward, when they can.
One of the University of Waikato's original Blues Awards recipients is now one of its supporters.
Jay Thomas' scholarship aims to alleviate some of the financial pressure students can face during study.
A prize fund has been established in memory of the life and career of alumna and literature academic Dr Catherine Silverstone.
A $500,000 bequest made by the late Dr Zena Daysh has furthered sustainability research at Waikato.
Waikato farmers and philanthropists Bill and Joan Flower have left a legacy of support for agribusiness at the University of Waikato.
A bequest from philanthropist Edna Money supports Pacific students to develop their leadership potential.
Former staff member, the late Michael Baldwin, supports international students to transition to univeristy study through an annual scholarship.
The Shaw family remember brother Tom with a gift to support biological sciences students.
Established in 1983, the Broad Memorial Fund continues to help students at Waikato.
A scholarship set up to remember 1993 WSU president John Houstoun is still going strong today.
A yearly prize is established from the Luke O’Dwyer fund.
A significant art donation made to the University of Waikato will allow people in the community to enjoy a piece by Len Castle, an award-winning New Zealand potter.
Graduates, and now donors, Jan and Mike Tennant have arranged a bequest to the University to support scholarships and football.