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Student, Jojo Stewart, explains why she chose the UoW to study Computer Science and explains some of the highlights of her study including an internship with Google!
Tomorrow, Kiwis across the country will be at the University of Waikato for the 10th annual New Zealand Cyber Security Challenge. With over $6,000 in prizes up for grabs across three categories, this event is the largest of its kind in the country.
The inaugural Endace Women in Technology Scholarship has been awarded to two University of Waikato students: software engineering student Abbie Reid and computer science student Emily McCullagh.
This year, the University of Waikato is celebrating 50 years of Computing, marking a significant milestone in the history of the institution.
The University of Waikato is mourning the passing of computer software and digital technology trailblazer, Emeritus Professor Ian Witten.
