Our scholars focus on early years research, exploring pedagogy, policy, and community connections in childhood centres and schools for children aged 0 to 8.
University of Waikato mourns distinguished Māori academic Tā Tamati Reedy
The University is mourning the loss of Sir Tamati Reedy - a pioneering Māori academic and first Pro Vice-Chancellor Māori, whose leadership advanced te reo, tikanga and Māori education across New Zealand.
Some technologies use accelerated natural processes to capture carbon – but can they store it durably?
New technologies are accelerating natural carbon capture processes, with scientists examining whether captured carbon can be stored safely and permanently to help address climate change.
“A body that needs a body”: Rethinking care and athlete welfare in high-performance disability sport
New research spotlights the critical role of welfare and care for para-athletes in New Zealand.
Waikato University study shows Pharmac diabetes funding saved lives, warns against proposed reversal
University of Waikato research found Pharmac’s 2021 decision to widen diabetes drug access for Māori and Pacific people saved lives, amid plans to reverse the policy.
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