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University of Waikato climbs international rankings (19 June 2019)
For the sixth year running, the University of Waikato has climbed up the QS World University Rankings and now sits at 266 out of 1,000 institutions worldwide.
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Navigating university with purple-tinted glasses (7 June 2019)
Nataalia Lunson graduates today with a Bachelor of Science in Applied Biology from the University of Waikato in Tauranga.
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The sun will shine on graduation day for Watene Moon (7 June 2019)
Popular student ambassador and current Te Tohu Paetahi student, Watene Moon graduates today with a Bachelor of Teaching (Primary) from the University of Waikato in Tauranga.
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Queen’s Birthday Honours for staff, stakeholders and alumni (7 June 2019)
A psychology professor, Council member and former associate professor of law are among members of the University community recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours.
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Rainbow warrior set to graduate at new Tauranga campus (7 June 2019)
LGBTQ advocate, Waikato Students' Union student support coordinator, and confirmed TEDx speaker, Kat Clark graduates with a Bachelor of Social Work at the University of Waikato's Tauranga campus today.
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Building a new knowledge base in the Pacific (14 May 2019)
Masters’ graduate Riby Tupiti taking a lot of learning from both inside and outside the classroom back home to the Solomon Islands.
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Challenge to save lives in Cambodia (10 April 2019)
Portia Thompson has been in Cambodia helping develop a national strategy for removing landmines and unexploded bombs.
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All doom, no gloom (13 March 2019)
Waikato graduate Shoshana Sachi has cracked Hollywood. She currently writes for TV show Doom Patrol, starring Brendan Fraser and Timothy Dalton.
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From Chicago law to professional rugby in Scotland, Mungo’s in boots and all (13 March 2019)
Tauranga law student Mungo Mason may miss his graduation ceremony but it's for a good cause - he's pursuing a professional rugby career in his homeland of Scotland.
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Embracing future-focussed learning (11 March 2019)
Taumata School in Tauranga advocates the sort of innovative education environment that drew University of Waikato teaching graduates Dan Priest and Sjaan McDivitt to become founding teachers.