SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
The University of Waikato offers different types of scholarships
and grants that cover many subject areas and cater to a
variety of student groups, including secondary school leavers,
postgraduate students, Māori and adult students.
For more information and application forms for scholarships and
other awards offered, visit waikato.ac.nz/scholarships
INCOME STATEMENT
PEOPLE
For the year ended 31 December 2014
Staff Profile 2014 (Full time equivalent staff numbers (FTE))
Income
$000
Academic
636
Government Funding and Grants
99,819
Other
847
Fees Income
72,000
TOTAL
1,483
Research Income
27,969
Interest Received
1,807
FIRST-CLASS FACILITIES AT WAIKATO
Total Other Income
»» Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts
Donations
»» Student Centre
TOTAL REVENUE
»» 904 rooms of student accommodation in our campus
Halls of Residence
Costs
»» 65 hectares of park-like grounds
Personnel Costs
»» UniRec – onsite gym
Other Costs
»» University of Waikato pools.
Finance Costs
23,114
632
225,341
$000
126,585
161
20,045
TOTAL COSTS
The University of Waikato has a number of specialist
research facilities that were established to support
University teaching and research, but which are also
available for external contract work.
SURPLUS
These include a variety of analytical chemistry services,
the Waikato DNA Sequencing Facility, Waikato Mass
Spectrometry Facility, Waikato Stable Isotope Unit, Electron
Microscope Facility, and the Waikato Radiocarbon Dating
Laboratory, which is a national facility.
$988 million generated in revenue for the New Zealand economy
5,500 jobs generated nationally by UoW operations
$500 million added to the national GDP annually
74
Senior Lecturers
Lecturers
Facts and Figures
234
95
Other
151
TOTAL
636
International
TOTAL
Student Age
Profile
ECONOMIC IMPACT
For the year 2014
Associate Professors
Domestic
Student
Citizenship
216,153
9,188
82
Student Profile 2014
69,362
Depreciation, Amortisation and Impairment
SPECIALIST FACILITIES
Seniority
of Academic
Staff
Professors
2,048
12,232
Under 25
7,796
Over 25
4,436
Foundation Certificate
Total
Qualifications
completed by
Level in 2014
10,184
Degree-level
Graduate/Postgraduate
Higher degree
TOTAL
523
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Marketing and
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THE UNIVERSITY AND ITS VISION
The University of Waikato celebrated its first 50 years in 2014.
During its first half century it has grown steadily to become one
of New Zealand’s major research organisations, playing a key
role in the economy and making a significant contribution to the
international innovation system.
Today there are more than 12,000 students who choose to study at
our campuses in Hamilton and Tauranga, and online. International
students from 70 countries make up approximately 20% of the
student population.
The University offers a broad range of qualifications and flexibility
in the composition of its degrees. We encourage our students to
complete work placements or practicums during their study so
they graduate as competent all-rounders ready for careers in the
global marketplace.
In January 2015, Times Higher Education ranked the University of
Waikato 61st out of 100 “most international” universities in the world.
Our Hamilton campus is impressive, located on 65 hectares of
park-like grounds. Our location, origins and partnerships with Māori
mean we hold a special place in our region, which is fundamental to
our identity as we operate as a key driver of social well-being and
economic growth.
The University of Waikato strategy is to provide a future-focused
curriculum and offer a world-class student experience that is
excellent and distinctive, enhanced by ongoing investment in
technology and campus development.
ON THE COVER: Earth and Ocean Sciences Professor Louis
Schipper with PhD candidate and Flower Fellowship recipient
Jack Pronger.
UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO RESEARCH INSTITUTES AND CENTRES
The University of Waikato makes a significant contribution to
New Zealand research and innovation and is ranked highly by
independent assessment for the quality of its research.
We have identified areas of cross-disciplinary research strengths,
demonstrated in the research institutes and centres that operate
on campus. The research carried out by academics and postgraduate
students in these centres influences policy in a number of areas.
WILF MALCOLM INSTITUTE OF EDUCATIONAL
RESEARCH (WMIER)
WMIER takes a leading role in New Zealand research spanning the
early childhood and school years, focusing on learning, teaching,
curriculum, cultural and literacy issues, and policy.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DEMOGRAPHIC AND
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS (NIDEA)
University demographers and economists work with public policy
experts at Wellington-based Motu Economic and Public Policy
Research Trust to provide policymakers with a better understanding of
the issues surrounding an ageing and increasingly diverse population.
INSTITUTE FOR BUSINESS RESEARCH (IBR)
Based in Waikato Management School, IBR has research expertise in
areas ranging from innovation to economic impact analysis. IBR staff
work with industry, government agencies and other organisations to
enhance productivity and contribute to sustainable business.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE (ERI)
ERI encompasses the University’s internationally-recognised
expertise in ecosystems in coastal and freshwater systems, urban
and rural terrestrial systems, and in Antarctica, where we have led
New Zealand in terrestrial biological research for more than 25 years.
TE KOTAHI RESEARCH INSTITUTE (TKRI)
TKRI provides research, consultancy and capacity building services
relative to Māori economic development and well-being. Researchers
collaborate with iwi, other research institutes and organisations to
undertake projects from a kaupapa Māori approach. Researchers also
engage with indigenous academics, researchers and communities
outside New Zealand.
THE INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL LEARNING (IPL)
IPL in the Faculty of Education provides high quality, researchinformed programmes of professional learning and development
that contribute to improved professional practice in early childhood
centres, kura, schools and tertiary institutions in New Zealand
and overseas. IPL is also a member of the Te Toi Tupu consortium
which offers professional development focused on improving
outcomes for Māori and Pacific students and students with
special education needs.
Other Units and Centres have research strengths in software
innovation, computer networks, Māori and indigenous governance,
psychology, traffic and road safety.
SENIOR LEADERS – DEANS
SENIOR LEADERS
Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences
Dean – Prof Robert Hannah
waikato.ac.nz/wfass Email: [email protected]
Vice-Chancellor
Prof Neil Quigley
Deputy Vice-Chancellor
Prof Alister Jones
Assistant Vice-Chancellor (Executive)
Helen Pridmore
Assistant Vice-Chancellor (Operations)
Anna Bounds
Chief Financial Officer
Andrew McKinnon
Head of Marketing
and Communications
David Craig
Head of Human Resources
Carole Gunn
Head of Facilities Management
John Cameron
Head of Student and Academic Services
Michelle Jordan-Tong
Head of Information Technology Services
Kevin Adamson
University Librarian
Ross Hallett
Tauranga Partnership Liaison Manager
Dr Nigel Calder
Faculty of Computing & Mathematical Sciences
Dean – Prof Geoffrey Holmes
scms.waikato.ac.nz Email: [email protected]
Faculty of Education
Dean – Prof Roger Moltzen
waikato.ac.nz/education
Email: [email protected]
Te Piringa - Faculty of Law
Acting Dean – Mr Wayne Rumbles
waikato.ac.nz/law Email: [email protected]
School of Māori & Pacific Development
Dean – Prof Linda Smith
waikato.ac.nz/smpd Email: [email protected]
Faculty of Science & Engineering
Dean – Prof Bruce Clarkson
sci.waikato.ac.nz Email: [email protected]
Waikato Management School
Dean – Prof Don Ross
mngt.waikato.ac.nz Email: [email protected]
RESEARCH, INTERNATIONALISATION,
COMMERCIALISATION AND ENGAGEMENT (RICE) GROUP
Director of Research and Innovation
CEO WaikatoLink Ltd Director of International Business Dr Bret Morris
Duncan Mackintosh
Sharon Calvert
Pro Vice-Chancellors
Māori
Prof Linda Smith
Postgraduate
Prof Kay Weaver
Research
Prof Al Gillespie
Education
Prof Robyn Longhurst
International
Assoc Prof Ed Weymes