News stories - Waikato Management School

Leaving a WSU legacy (13 December 2018)

Nexus editor Lyam Buchanan and WSU President Candra Pullon both graduated from the University of Waikato this week, each leaving a student legacy and long list of achievements behind them.
Uni signals the turning of a new Paige (13 December 2018)

Otumoetai College student Paige Taylor has been awarded a D.V. Bryant Trust University of Waikato Residential Scholarship and the Otumoetai Trust Undergraduate Scholarship, worth a total of $16,500, to study a Bachelor of Business at the University of Waikato in Hamilton.
From Waikato to Vietnam (12 December 2018)

Thanks to the Prime Minister’s Scholarship for Asia, Waikato student Aaminah Ghani is starting an eight-week internship at Direct MX in Ho Chi Minh City.
Dream job, no loan (6 December 2018)

Next week’s graduation will be special for Golden Jubilee Scholar Anna Caudwell, who will graduate without a student loan and with a long list of academic and personal achievements to look back on.
Waikato students off to Asia and Latin America (20 November 2018)

Waikato students have been awarded a combined total of $304,685 through the Prime Minister’s Scholarship for Asia and Latin America.
Why the glass ceiling still needs shattering (20 November 2018)

Researchers have shown it is still necessary to prove there is a gender pay gap, and that closing that gap may be an even bigger hurdle.
Travelling for pleasure, research, and a living (12 November 2018)

University of Waikato tourism researcher Jun Wen is traveling the world to find out why people go places.
It's just simple economics (9 November 2018)

Associate Professor Michael Cameron is a popular teacher and active researcher in population and health economics.
A trio of Fellows (1 November 2018)

The Royal Society Te Apārangi has elected three University of Waikato academic leaders as Fellows.
How to survive disruption (26 October 2018)

Dr Heather Connolly looks at the benefits of fostering a sense of experimentation in business.