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University of Waikato · New Zealand

Applied Strategy (STMGT303)

This paper focuses on developing strategic analysis and strategic thinking skills. You will learn to evaluate and improve the competitive position and performance of organisations. It is taught during Trimester B and is available in both Hamilton and Tauranga, with a flexible, synchronous delivery mode that allows for both on-campus and online participation.

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University of Waikato · New Zealand

Bachelor of Business in Finance

The Bachelor of Business in Finance at the University of Waikato offers a comprehensive education in managing assets and investments to achieve optimal returns and generate wealth. This program prepares students for dynamic careers in the global financial, banking, and business sectors. You will gain a deep understanding of how financial markets operate, learn to analyze financial data, and make informed investment and business decisions. The curriculum emphasizes practical application, with students engaging in real-world assignments, including fund simulations and company analysis, mirroring the tasks of a trainee investment analyst. The university's Finance Trading Lab provides hands-on experience with professional simulation software and real-time market data, allowing students to practice trading and portfolio management. Graduates are equipped with skills in interpreting financial data, assessing risk, valuing assets, and understanding corporate finance. The program also integrates knowledge of emerging technologies shaping the future of finance, making graduates versatile professionals ready for innovation in the fintech sector.

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University of Waikato · New Zealand

Bachelor of Nursing

The Bachelor of Nursing program at the University of Waikato is designed for individuals passionate about providing direct care to those in need. This three-year degree blends rigorous academic study with extensive practical experience in real healthcare settings from the very beginning of your studies. The program emphasizes equity, well-being, and Māori and Pacific health, with options to specialize in mental health and addictions. You will split your time between the Hamilton campus and healthcare providers across the Waikato and Midland regions, supported by experienced registered nurses and health professionals. The teaching team includes active researchers who contribute to advancements in healthcare delivery, utilizing innovative methods to prepare the next generation of nurses. Graduates will be equipped to provide high-quality care for diverse populations in various settings, including rural and urban environments, hospitals, and homes.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Creative Writing: Writing and Embodiment

This writing-intensive paper explores the concept of 'embodiment' and its crucial role in creative writing. You will delve into how physical presence and sensory experience shape compelling characters, drive narrative development, and influence the impact of language. The course focuses on crafting resonant sentences that are acutely aware of the sensory qualities of words.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Design Internship (DSIGN350)

DSIGN350 Design Internship is a paper designed to integrate design students into a professional environment. During this paper, you will apply your design skills, research methodologies, and production abilities to assigned projects or through an industry placement. This hands-on experience prepares you for the realities of professional design work.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

DIGIB302 - Digital Business Technology Trends

This paper, DIGIB302 Digital Business Technology Trends, explores recent and disruptive technologies impacting the business world. You will examine topics such as health informatics, gamification, the Internet of Things, Beacons, and Virtual Reality. This paper is delivered in the B Trimester, running from July 13, 2026, to November 8, 2026.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Diploma

The Diploma is a one-year, 120-point qualification designed to provide an introductory study in a chosen field. It's equivalent to the second year of a bachelor's degree and offers a more comprehensive experience than a certificate. This program is ideal if you are new to tertiary study or looking for a focused qualification without committing to a full bachelor's degree. You can study the Diploma in various subjects including Arts, Business, Design, Education, Environmental Planning, Management, Māori and Indigenous Studies, Science, and Social Sciences. The program is offered at the Hamilton campus.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Events Management

The PUBRL303 paper focuses on Events Management, providing a practical, business, and operational perspective. It covers the entire event lifecycle, from researching and designing to planning and implementing an event for a client. This experiential paper aims to equip students with best practices in event management.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

French Linguistics

The paper FREN505: French Linguistics, offered at the University of Waikato, is not available for the 2026 academic year. Students interested in this subject should refer to the 2025 version of the paper for more information. This course is typically a 500-level paper, indicating an advanced level of study within a degree program, and awards 30 points upon successful completion.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Geography Information Systems (GEOG328)

GEOG328, Geographic Information Systems, is a 300-level paper focusing on the use of GIS for mapping and spatial analysis. It provides an overview of data, analysis functions, and applications within the field of GIS. This paper is designed for students interested in understanding how geographic information is managed and utilized for various purposes.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Geopolitics in the New World Disorder (INTRL301)

This paper delves into major international relations theories and applies them to critical global issues. You will explore topics such as the causes of war and peace, the history of the Cold War, the current US-China Great Power Competition, contemporary geopolitics, the impact of emerging technologies, terrorism, environmental challenges, and the role of international institutions. The course utilises a 100% internal assessment structure, meaning all your learning and evaluation will be completed through coursework rather than formal examinations. Lectures are scheduled weekly during Trimester A, providing a consistent opportunity for engagement with the material.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Health Assessment 2 (HLTSC201)

This paper extends the knowledge gained from Health Assessment 1 to consolidate fundamental health assessment skills. It integrates the physical, cultural, social, and psychological dimensions of health assessment. The paper is taught at a 200 level, typically associated with second-year university study.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Human Enhancement Technologies and Social Life (SOCIO305)

This paper delves into the causes and societal impacts of technologies designed for human enhancement. It critically examines emerging issues related to smart drugs, gene editing, and cybernetics, exploring how these advancements influence both individuals and society as a whole. The course is delivered entirely online, offering flexibility for students regardless of their location.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Introduction to Logic (PHILO102)

The PHILO102 Introduction to Logic paper provides a foundational understanding of symbolic logic. It covers the formal testing of arguments for validity, focusing on propositional logic and predicate logic. This paper is typically offered at the 100 level, indicating it's an introductory course suitable for first-year students. While the 2026 offering is noted as not available, students can refer to previous years, such as the 2025 version, for course content. It awards 15 points upon successful completion.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

LCOMM584: Sustainable Futures

In an increasingly complex and uncertain global landscape, individuals and organisations face significant challenges to long-term sustainability. This paper, LCOMM584 Sustainable Futures, addresses the need for new leadership and management approaches across all sectors. It explores the critical economic, social, and environmental issues that tomorrow's leaders must confront to ensure the sustainability of their organisations and to drive innovation in organisational identity. By examining these multifaceted challenges, the paper equips students with the knowledge to navigate and address the complex demands of a rapidly changing world.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

LEGAL207 Torts

LEGAL207 Torts (Torts) is a 200-level paper offered at the University of Waikato, covering the general principles of civil liability and the law relating to various torts. It also addresses the law concerning compensation for personal injury by accident in New Zealand. The paper is taught over a full academic year (March to November) and is available at both the Hamilton and Tauranga campuses. It is a required paper for admission to the Bar in New Zealand and is accredited by the New Zealand Council of Legal Education.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Management Accounting: Accounting for Organisational Control (ACCTN203)

This paper provides students with a solid understanding of management accounting principles, focusing on how costing, budgeting, and performance evaluation are used to support business decision-making. You will learn to analyse organisational control systems and their impact on business performance. This course is offered in two teaching periods and can be taken in Hamilton or Tauranga.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Mass Transfer Operations (ENGCB324)

This paper covers the application of heat and mass transfer, and thermodynamics to chemical and physical separation processes. It is taught in Trimester A in Hamilton and is delivered in-person.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Master of Artificial Intelligence

The Master of Artificial Intelligence (MAI) at the University of Waikato is designed to equip you with advanced knowledge and practical skills in the rapidly evolving field of AI. This program focuses on key areas like machine learning, ethical AI considerations, and real-world applications across various sectors. You'll benefit from Waikato's strong reputation in computer science research, with access to dedicated GPU computing facilities and the university's Artificial Intelligence Institute. This master's degree prepares you for a future at the forefront of technological innovation, ensuring you become not only a skilled AI practitioner but also a responsible innovator aware of AI's societal impact. The curriculum emphasizes both technical expertise and ethical awareness, addressing topics such as bias, fairness, transparency, privacy, and accountability in AI. Graduates from Waikato's AI programs have gone on to work for leading global companies like Apple and Google, or have established their own AI-focused businesses. The program is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of AI, enabling you to tackle complex problems and communicate technical concepts effectively.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Master of Management

The Master of Management (MMgmt) is a 12-month full-time program designed to equip you with applied business knowledge and leadership skills for diverse industries. It is suitable for recent graduates from any discipline or professionals seeking to advance their management expertise. The degree requires 180 points of study over three trimesters and is offered in Hamilton and Tauranga (Marketing specialization only). The program builds a strong foundation in core management principles, enhancing your business acumen, analytical abilities, leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills. You will then specialize in one of five areas: Agribusiness, Business Analytics, Marketing, Project Management, or Supply Chain Management. Key components include a compulsory paper on 'Intercultural Perspectives on Organisations for Managers' to prepare you for global work environments, a 'High Impact Applied Project' where you conduct research for a host organisation, and a capstone paper, 'Contemporary and Future Issues in Context,' focusing on complex management challenges.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Master of Science (Research)

The Master of Science (Research) is an internationally recognized qualification designed for students seeking a comprehensive research experience, complemented by taught courses. This program focuses on developing independent research skills, including data collection, analysis, and critical literature review. You will have the opportunity to work with top academics and utilize world-class research equipment. The degree can be completed in 180 or 240 points, typically taking 1.5 to 2 years of full-time study, with an option for part-time completion. The program is offered at the Hamilton and Tauranga campuses, though taught components are primarily in Hamilton.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Mechanical Engineering Design (ENGG380)

The ENGG380 paper focuses on Mechanical Engineering Design, covering aspects of stress analysis and strength of materials with practical design applications. It delves into essential machine elements crucial for mechanical design. This paper is listed as not being offered for the 2025 academic year, but previous occurrences can be reviewed.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

Nga Tikanga o te Marae (TIKA504)

This paper critically examines the customs and protocols of the marae, investigating their relevance to contemporary Māori culture. It also explores current government regulations that may conflict with traditional Māori marae protocols. Please note that this paper was not offered in 2025. Information for the 2024 offering is available.

University of Waikato · New Zealand

NURSE220: Facilitating Hauora in Aotearoa

This paper explores conceptual and applied understandings of Māori and Pacific health and wellbeing, focusing on the application of indigenous health models to nursing practice. It is underpinned by Kawa Whakaruruhau, an indigenous expression of cultural safety. NURSE220 is a 200-level paper, meaning it is typically taken in the second year of a bachelor's degree program. It is taught in Trimester A, delivered in-person at the Hamilton campus. The paper consists of 15 points and is assessed entirely through internal assessment (100%).