Governance and reporting

The University Charter sets out our Mission, special characteristics, and defines our role and contribution to our regions, the nation and the global environment

The development of a University of Waikato Treaty statement ensures that the University has a governance and executive management level statement of its interpretation of the Treaty.

The University Strategy, which flows from the University's Charter and Vision, provides for integrated planning across the University.

Operationalisation of the University Strategy is underpinned by a number of strategic plans.

The University of Waikato Investment Plan sets out its commitments to Government and provides a high-level summary of the University’s planned activities over the next two-three years.

The Annual Report provides detailed information on the University's financial status and summarises the activities and achievements of the University.

The Calendar is the University of Waikato's official document of record. It includes details like important dates, regulations, and organisational units at the University.

The University of Waikato Council is responsible for the governance of the University, provides strategic direction and give final approval on decisions that affect the entire University.

The Academic Board is established as a committee of the Council to advise on matters relating to courses of study or training, awards and other academic matters, and to exercise powers delegated to it by the Council.

Te Rōpū Manukura is a committee which, in partnership with the University Council, is the Kaitiaki (guardian) of the Treaty of Waitangi for the University of Waikato

The University of Waikato Foundation - Te Pou Taunaki is an independent charitable trust and the vehicle by which the University of Waikato receives donations and ensures funds are distributed to chosen areas.

This index gives links to all key policies and other official information of the University of Waikato, arranged by category and alphabetically.