University of Waikato

The University of Waikato, in its full name The University of Waikato ( Maori: Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato ) called, is a university in New Zealand. It is located in Hamilton, the capital of the Waikato region, and has a branch in Tauranga. It was founded in 1964. The Department of Māori Studies is unique in the world.

In 2011, about 13,000 people were studying at the university, of which 2,299 Māori and about 2500 students who do not come from New Zealand. This makes it the university with the highest number of Māori students.

Faculties

Hamilton Campus

The University of Waikato in Hamilton has seven faculties ( Schools of Studies):

  • Faculty of Arts and Social Science ( Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences)
  • Management Faculty ( Waikato Management School )
  • Faculty of Education ( School of Education )
  • Faculty of Science and Engineering ( School of Science and Engineering )
  • Faculty of computer science and mathematics ( School of Computing and Mathematical Science)
  • Faculty of Law ( School of Law )
  • Faculty of Māoriwissenschaften and development of the Pacific ( School of Māori and Pacific Development )

Tauranga Campus

The University of Waikato in Tauranga has six faculties ( departments):

  • Faculty of Arts and Social Science ( Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences)
  • Faculty of Education ( School of Education )
  • Faculty of Māoriwissenschaft and development of the Pacific ( School of Maori and Pacific Development )
  • Faculty Management ( Executive Education )
  • Language Faculty [English ] ( Language Institute )
  • Faculty of Lifelong Learning (Centre for Continuing Education )
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