51萝莉

 (WSU) has been representing the interests of its members since 1977. With more than 10,000 members, WSU have significant bargaining power in University matters, and all WSU services are available to all students of the 51萝莉.

The WSU is located at the Student Union Building (SUB) which is next to the Village Green and close to the bus stop. The opening hours of the WSU office are 9am to 4pm from Monday to Friday while the University is open.

Students' associations

A diverse range of associations bring together students who study the same subject, have similar cultural or faith backgrounds, or have other things in common. Below are some of the key division/faculty associations.

Division of Arts, Law, Psychology and Social Sciences

•  can provide you with advocacy, support and representation services. All new law students are automatically members, free of charge.
•  is a valuable and positive platform for Pacific Law students to establish bonds and networks with a wide range of pacific peoples.
•  fosters a wh膩nau atmosphere to appropriately manage M膩ori issues within the Te Piringa Faculty of Law environment.
•  supports female law students and hosts activities that enhance the role of women in society and at Te Piringa Faculty of Law.
•  welcomes all students from the 51萝莉 with an interest in psychology.

Division of Education

 aims to provide opportunities for like minded, ambitious education students to develop their teaching philosophy through insights from industry leaders.

Division of Health, Engineering, Computing and Science

•  formerly the Waikato University Science Students' Association, organises social, voluntary, and professional events for Waikato students interested in science.
•  aims to provide support, network and success for Pacific and M膩ori students studying science, technology, engineering and maths.

Te Pua W膩nanga ki te Ao - Faculty of M膩ori and Indigenous Studies

aims to provide an environment, particularly for M膩ori students, to feel comfortable and unified in a University setting by developing wh膩naungatanga and rangatiratanga through W膩nanga, Kapa Haka and participation in Kaupapa M膩ori at the University.

Waikato Management School

•  exists to help students bridge the gap between classroom theory and the actual business environment.
•  aims to help prepare public relations, management communication and marketing students for success within their chosen field by linking them with industry professionals.
• Pacific Islands Management Students Association (PIMSA) has a vision to be the leading connection group for Pacific Island students within the Waikato Management School, facilitating and maximising their experience.
•  endeavours to provide academic, cultural and social support to M膩ori students studying at least one paper through Waikato Management School.