Schools and Faculties
The University is made up of seven schools/faculties:
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Dean: Dr David Lumsden (Acting)
Faculty of Computing and Mathematical Sciences Dean: Professor Geoff Holmes
Faculty of Education Dean: Professor Roger Moltzen
Te Piringa – Faculty of Law Dean: Professor Bradford Morse
School of Māori and Pacific Development Dean: Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith
Faculty of Science and Engineering Dean: Professor Bruce Clarkson
Waikato Management School Dean: Professor Frank Scrimgeour
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