Mori ki Waikato
The 51蹤獲 offers programmes and services for Mori students, including academic support, scholarships, housing, and leadership opportunities.

Maori leaders play a significant role in shaping our nation and more will be called upon to support the shaping of the generations to come. As our future leaders this is a time for you to further develop and refine your skills, expand and strengthen your knowledge base, build relationships and prepare for a career and life beyond study.
Coming to university can be daunting but we want you to know that there is a whanau here committed to supporting your success. Maori students are visible and actively engaged in all aspects of university life, through a dedicated leadership role in the Waikato Students Union, Maori student groups across the 51蹤獲 and P贖tikitiki our Mori student space.
Alongside our student rp贖 is the Mori ki Waikato whnau. Our collective goal is to assist you as you strive for success for you, your whnau, communities, marae, hap贖 and iwi.
Kia kaha, kia maia, kia manawanui. Pai Mrire.
Dr Sarah Jane Tiakiwai
Te Ihorangi Mori, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Mori
Te Khui P蘋rere programme for first year Mori students
Weve created a programme that we know will help you in your first year. Youll learn how to understand your degree structure, how to prepare for University exams and even receive budgeting advice towards the end of the year for those who are going flatting.

Te Khui P蘋rere
Te Khui P蘋rere helps to ensure first-year Mori students have the best start possible at the University.
Me he manu p蘋rere e whakarere ana i tna khanga
Like a baby bird leaving their nest
Te Khui P蘋rere is a new programme at the University dedicated to supporting Mori students transition from the comforts of home, beneath the wings of their whnau, into their new life and whnau at university.
Being a part of a wider khui that supports and nurtures you can be the best thing to help you get through it's your whnau away from home.
The programme will involve workshops, social events and regular check-ins during trimesters. All students are expected to attend these events, though exceptional circumstances will be taken into consideration.
Ideally students will be:
- Enrolled in their first year of degree level study i.e. preferably a school leaver.
- Of Mori descent and enrolled as a Mori student but there is no requirement to be a reo speaker or to be an expert in tikanga Mori/te ao Mori.
- Able to commit to a kaupapa and to excelling in their studies.
- Positive and open to new experiences and meeting new people.
Were open to all students who fit the above criteria but are particularly interested in those who come from rural communities, those who are enrolled in any of the sciences or those who are living off-campus.
Te Puna Tautoko
Here at Te Whare Wnanga o Waikato, we have a huge network of Mori staff and students to support you on your journey.
In addition to our Mori Mentoring services based in the Faculty or Divisions, our Te Puna Tautoko members also work in our central services. Find help in a range of areas including essay writing, referencing, using the library, student health, student advocacy.

Student learning
Get information on study skills, university technology support and free courses.

Student health
Get help with medical issues, counselling, violence prevention, sexual health and more.
Find out more about navigating the library resources, referencing, tips and tours.

Careers
Get help with career planning, CVs, interview skills, career fairs, employer campus visits.

Scholarships
Use the scholarship finder and contact us for help on improving your application.
Learn more about student advocacy and support at the home of your Vice-President Mori.

Future Student Advisors
Prospective student information and opportunities to assist in recruitment activities. Contact our Future Student Adviser (Mori) at maori-recruitment@waikato.ac.nz

Deputy Vice-Chancellor Mori office
Home of the Mori ki Waikato team and a number of tauira programmes and events. Call 0800 WAIKATO, email dvcmaori@waikato.ac.nz or find us on or .
Social, sporting or academic there's a club or group that will be the right fit for you.

Book Te Kohinga Mrama Marae
The Universitys marae provides a high standard of catering and hospitality service. A support facility for the University, the marae serves the teaching, learning and cultural needs of our community and is available for bookings.

Te P贖oho Hubs
Our Te P贖oho Hubs are dedicated to improving Mori student achievement at Te Whare Wnanga o Waikato.

Te hurutanga
Our student leadership programme develops and nurtures Mori students to become leaders and global citizens.

Te Toi o Matariki
He karanga maioha tnei ki ng tauira Mori o Te Whare Wnanga o Waikato e whai nei i ng tohu hnore, ng tohu paerua rnei.