University of Waikato stories - Page 4

The University of Waikato has announced ten of its subjects have been recognised as some of the best in the world.

Touch, gesture and away-from-the-screen features are the future of digital technologies, says Professor Mark Apperley.

Air New Zealand and Canadian marketing and loyalty analytics company Aimia have bought Waikato University spinoff 11Ants Analytics for an undisclosed.

The University of Waikato's masters degree in cyber security will be promoted throughout ASEAN markets with the help of a $33,000 Education New Zealand grant.

Waikato University's STRATUS project aims to revolutionize global IT, potentially positioning New Zealand as a key player in cyber security.

The extra-curricular club provides girls opportunities to learn about coding, computer science and possible career opportunities.

$12m project aims to create new software niche for NZ, says Dr Ryan Ko, head of the country's only cyber security lab.

Students gear up for a 'zombie apocalypse' cyber challenge at the University of Waikato to hone their skills and connect with industry experts.

Waikato Uni student seizes summer scholarship, creating impactful apps and gaining firsthand research experience.

Waikato students craft innovative rat trap system, 'Ohiti', using Microsoft tech, aiding kiwi conservation efforts in a successful trial.

A University of Waikato PhD student will take part in a global computer coding exercise backed by some of the biggest technology names in the world.

NZ launches its first cyber security lab and a Master's degree at Waikato Uni, aiming to become a leading hub in the Asia/Pacific region.

NZ's Science Learning Hub triumphs at World Summit Awards, highlighting its vital role in global e-learning and science education.

The first Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) to come out of a New Zealand university has been launched by the University of Waikato this week.

Two University of Waikato teams win categories in Microsoft Imagine Cup, developing software to solve real-world problems.

Students make the final of the 2013 New Zealand Microsoft Imagine Cup by developing an app to help absentee-parents maintain relationships with their children.

Skinny appoints Paul Taylor as chief skinny officer, bringing 16 years of telecom expertise, including roles at BT, Virgin Media, and head of marketing at O2.

Google Translator Toolkit now supports M?ori, enhancing efforts to revitalise the language among New Zealanders.