Discover updates on events and news at the University of Waikato, keeping you connected with campus life and academic developments.
Popular period-tracking apps can hold years of personal data – new NZ research finds mixed awareness of risk
Period-tracking apps offer health benefits but users face hidden privacy risks that could threaten reproductive rights and data safety. Learn more in this article for The Conversation by PhD Candidate Anna Friedlander, Senior Lecturer Charlotte Greenhalgh, Professor Holly Thorpe and Teaching Fellow Johanna Schmidt.
NZ has a vast sea territory but lags behind other nations in protecting the ocean
New Zealand faces growing pressure to meet global ocean protection goals. In this article for The Conversation, Associate Professor of Marine Science Joanne Ellis reflects on New Zealand’s role and obligations to contribute.
MoU signed to support marine innovation and sustainable aquaculture
The University of Waikato and AgriSea have signed an MoU to boost sustainable aquaculture, develop seaweed-based innovations and scale environmental restoration through joint research.
AI could save councils time and money on urban planning
New research from the University of Waikato shows AI tools like ChatGPT could transform urban planning by quickly analysing complex text data and allowing planners to focus on strategy and communities.
Watch our captivating TEDx talks from the University's 60th anniversary celebrations—now on YouTube.
Discover these transformative talks—watch Dr Marie Magnusson describe how seaweed has the potential to revolutionise global food production.
Discover the wide range of conference and event facilities available for hire at the University of Waikato.
Information about what to do in case of an emergency on campus. Includes safety tips and contact info.
Our Future Student Advisors at the University of Waikato host various info sessions and events to assist with degree selection, application, and student life inquiries. Get tailored advice and support.
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