Computing & Mathematical Sciences News

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  International alumnus working to minimise cyber security threats (25 November 2021)

  With cyber security threats on the rise, University of Waikato alumnus Eric Wang is working hard to protect New Zealand organisations from the challenges they face in an increasingly digitised world.

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  Thanks to Waikato, Youyou Gao is now where she's always wanted to be (22 November 2021)

  Originally from Hefei, China, Youyou Gao thrived at the University of Waikato studying computer graphic design.

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  Scholarship fast-tracks Leo helping people at risk of cyber attacks (26 October 2021)

  Thanks to scholarship support, current Master of Cyber Security student Leo Oliver-Dowling is well on his way to reaching his goal of helping protect internet users against malicious cyber attacks.

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  Industry CEO proud to support opportunities for female STEM students (8 September 2021)

  A new scholarship has been established to support female students studying STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) subjects at the University of Waikato.

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  Inspiring more Māori students into science and technology career pathways (11 August 2021)

  Hundreds of Māori high school students will soon be inspired to take up STEMM subjects and careers, as part of a new collaboration agreement announced today between the University of Waikato and Pūhoro Charitable Trust, and supported by the Ministry of Education.

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  Cybersecurity studies ticket to new role for international alumnus (4 August 2021)

  After working in the IT industry in India for nearly a decade, Giridharan Selvanathan decided to upskill with a Master of Cyber Security Studies at the University of Waikato.

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  Studies at Waikato paved the way to an IT career for international student (2 August 2021)

  Emily Nguyen, from Vietnam, had heard great things about the University of Waikato before she started studying here. Now, she has a Bachelor of Design and is working in a dream job in Wellington.

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  The beginnings of Computer Programming at the University (30 July 2021)

  Keith Jones was a student at the University of Waikato in the 1960s when the first computer arrived and he was instrumental in helping University staff learn about a computer and how to use it.

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  White hat hacker and cybersecurity graduate protects NZ businesses online (30 June 2021)

  Master of Cyber Security student Michael Tsai spends his days trolling client systems, searching for weak spots in IT systems. As a 'white hat hacker' he made quite a discovery during his internship.

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  New book extols the value of high-class New Zealand soils (10 June 2021)

  A ground-breaking new book, The Soils of Aotearoa New Zealand, will launch during the joint New Zealand-Australia soils conference on Monday 28 June at the University of Waikato.

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