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Digital Archives: a University of Waikato collection supporting research in New Zealand history. Access photos, postcards, maps, and posters, primarily focused on Waikato, easily searchable and browsable online.

The University of Waikato open access repository, featuring research publications, theses, and dissertations authored by our faculty and students.

A collection of databases spanning various subjects and topics essential for research and assignments. Need help navigating? Contact us for expert assistance.

Discover subject-specific resources, databases, and referencing, plus tips on information literacy, assignment prep, search strategies, and identifying quality sources, and more.

Support your academic journey with our comprehensive guides, covering topics such as referencing, research skills, thesis preparation, software support, and more. 

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Huakina! Riariakina! Kia hahaina, kia rangahia! Open! Explore! Grasp knowledge and bring it together! The Mahi Māreikura room showcases and preserves the treasures and works of Dr. Pei te Hurinui Jones.

The University of Waikato was established in 1964 and since has become kaitiaki of many taonga, some of which are currently in the care of Te Whare Pukapuka, the Library. 

Holding over 600 artworks the collection consists of a broad range of contemporary art and taonga including paintings, works on paper, photography, textiles, ceramics, sculpture, whakairo and mixed media, amongst others.