University of Waikato

The University of Waikato, which was established in 1964, is a state institution for teitrary teaching  and science in New Zealand. Formed under a petition approved in 1956 as the Hamilton Teachers’ College, the institution was granted university status in 1964. Situated in Hamilton, the university’s primary college extends over 158 acres of land. There are seven faculties at the university, one school and one college offering a plethora of arts, social sciences, mathematics, education, health, industry, language and mass communication, engineering and management programs. It offers many subjects, including anthropology, psychology, applied linguistics, aquaculture, biotechnology, communication design, and analytics of data.

The institution has educational collaborations around the globe with various universities and organisations, supporting exchange programs to increase international visibility and improve student learning.Also, the institution has several collaborators in the sector. At present, nearly 12,642 applicants are pursuing different doctoral, undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs at universities. Its also host to over 2000 foreign students from  80 countries across the world. The University of Waikato has a number of prominent alumni in their chosen fields who are accomplished leaders and prize-winners.

• Faculty of Computing and Mathematical Sciences
• Faculty of Education
• Faculty of Science and Engineering
• Faculty of Law
• Faculty of Social Science

Department & Schools

• Schools of Business
• School of Arts
• School of Psychology
• School of Engineering
• School of Health
• School of science
• school of education
• school of mathematics