The University of Waikato is globally connected, with research, teaching, and mobility partnerships worldwide. We attract top academic talent and students from 80+ countries.
The University of Waikato and Cardiff University signed an agreement to establish a strategic partnership in October 2019. This agreement initiated our commitment to develop a mutually beneficial relationship to promote innovative collaboration and co-operation in the pursuit of academic and professional excellence.
With a Student Exchange Agreement and Memorandum of Understanding already in place, The University of Waikato and The University of Newcastle are creating additional avenues for collaboration through the development and formalisation of a strategic partnership.
The University of Waikato has a long and proud history of collaborating with global partners to deliver quality education programmes offshore.
Our network of global partners supports staff and student mobility, and academic and research collaborations.
Our student exchange programmes with global partners allow students to gain international experience, develop cross-cultural skills, and build global networks that enhance their personal and academic growth.
Our Study Abroad programmes offer international students the opportunity to experience New Zealand's unique culture, stunning landscapes, and welcoming community while earning credits towards their home degrees and engaging in a vibrant campus life.
Our Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) aim to foster collaboration between institutions by facilitating staff exchanges, sharing research findings and academic resources, developing joint research initiatives, industry collaborations, and organising collaborative activities such as seminars, workshops, and conferences.
Contact us to learn more global@waikato.ac.nz
Global collaboration increases the excellence and impact of our research, enhances opportunities for our staff and enriches the student experience.
We are committed to fostering this collaboration through developing, managing and supporting a portfolio of active and sustainable global partnerships that align with our International Plan and the University Strategy.
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