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Protecting People, Communities and Property
In a world where new security threats emerge on a daily basis, the University of Waikato is working in partnership with communities, business, governments and law enforcement to make the world a safer place. Our world-leading research is shaping policy, solving crimes, protecting economies and saving lives. The brightest minds in crime science, law, cyber security, psychology and public safety are on the case.
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Throughout the University of Waikato we're working on Security and Safety. Read the stories that have emerged as a result.
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Our researchers are looking into everything from human behaviour in cyberspace to driverless cars on New Zealand roads.
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Throughout the University of Waikato, these are the minds that contribute to our Security and Safety work every day.
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