Student Experience
Management Student Centre
The Management Student Centre (MSC) team are available to assist future and current Waikato Management students with degree planning, paper selection advice and much more.
Located at our Hamilton campus, MSC's friendly team of student advisors can provide:
- Enrolment and programme planning advice — qualifications at undergraduate or postgraduate level; choosing subject majors and minors; paper advice to complete your programme of study.
- General information about Waikato Management School and the University of Waikato.
- Assignments — this is the place to collect your marked assignments.
- Admission and re-entry decisions.
- Space for group and individual study.
- Support for Tauranga-based students enrolled in the management school.
Student advisor meetings
Book an appointment with an advisor to discuss undergraduate or postgraduate study. MSC offers in-person, phone or online meetings. Choose a service, day, and time that suits you. Tauranga students can drop into The Hub between 8am and 4.30pm.
WMS student clubs
Meet like-minded people through student-run clubs supported by Waikato Management School.
Aspiring Leaders' Forum
An event for young people to elevate their leadership abilities while interacting with a diverse group of peers and leaders.
Work Integrated Learning
Work Integrated Learning (WIL) provides students with hands-on experience with employers to apply their skills in business, critical thinking, innovation, and communication.
Māori at WMS
With one in five of our students self-identifying as Māori, Waikato Management School offers comprehensive support and opportunities for our indigenous students to ensure their academic success and well-being.
Overseas student exchange
Apply for a WMS international exchange scholarship and study overseas for up to two semesters at one of Waikato's partner universities — including top business schools in Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom and USA.
WMS Leadership Academy
Secondary school students have the opportunity to build their leadership skills and gain academic credits before starting university.