Category: Education

Source: University of Waikato – Press Release/Statement:

Headline: Geologist, mum, volunteer, author – four seasons of career

Since graduating with a Bachelor of Science followed by a Master of Science in the mid ’90s, Nicola McGunnigle has worked the full gambit of geologist roles, while juggling motherhood and volunteer work, and has now written her first book: Four Seasons in Nepal.

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Headline: Challenging stereotypes in the digital industry

University of Waikato student Alaa Abuellif may be studying in a male-dominated field, but she’s determined to encourage other girls to consider going into the digital industry – and thanks to a Spark scholarship, she’s one step closer to realising her dream of becoming a software engineer.

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Source: University of Waikato – Press Release/Statement:

Headline: Choosing your Optional Legal Papers In the Environmental, Resources and Energy Field

Students considering their optional law papers at the 400 level will get a chance to learn more about papers in the environmental, resources and energy law field with a special presentation by lecturers at Te Piringa – Faculty of Law. The event will be held on Wednesday 1 August at 1.00pm in MSB 1.37.

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Headline: Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Are We Asking Too Much of the International Criminal Court?

Every decision the International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor takes is contested – too soft or too hard on States; politically motivated or naïve about the political implications of her decisions; favoring the powerful States or not taking their interests seriously enough.

Join Professor Tim McCormack for a special seminar for Faculty of Law staff and Students that delves into these issues and more.

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Source: University of Waikato – Press Release/Statement:

Headline: Public Lecture: A special panel discussion examining the impact of Public International Law on New Zealand

Join Te Piringa – Faculty Of Law for a free public lecture and panel discussion that examines the Impact of Public International Law on New Zealand in a changing world. Guest lecturers Dr Michael Hahn and Professor Duncan French topics include “The Impact of Brexit” to “Sustainable Development Goals for Sovereignty”.

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Source: University of Waikato – Press Release/Statement:

Headline: Waikato Environmental Law Colloquium: Climate Change & Fresh Water – International Issues & Regional Perspectives

The inaugural Waikato Environmental Law Colloquium will focus on the two critical environmental issues facing New Zealand today – climate change and the management of freshwater resources. This event provides a unique opportunity for lawyers and local authority decision-makers to hear from leading presenters in the field and to engage in debate on the issues.

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Source: University of Waikato – Press Release/Statement:

Headline: Staff and Student Seminar: Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Are We Asking Too Much of the International Criminal Court?

Every decision the International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor takes is contested – too soft or too hard on States; politically motivated or naïve about the political implications of her decisions; favoring the powerful States or not taking their interests seriously enough.

Join Professor Tim McCormack for a special seminar for Faculty of Law staff and Students that delves into these issues and more.

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