This work-integrated learning paper provides students with an extended engagement with a work placement with an industry or community partner organisation. Enrolment in this paper requires approval from the paper convenor.

This paper fulfills The University of Waikato's requirement for all students to engage with the wider community in a work-related or applied project setting. This paper provides opportunities for professional and personal development within varied work-related settings relevant to the fields of sport, health and human performance science. This paper is designed for students in the Bachelor of Sport and Human Performance.

This paper fulfils The University of Waikato's requirement for all students to engage with the wider community in a work-related or applied project setting. This paper provides opportunities for professional and personal development within varied work-related settings relevant to the fields of health. This paper is designed for students in the Poutū-mārō Biomedical Science specified programme and will include lab-based practical components.

This paper introduces students to foundational academic skills using the context of drug use for purposes of recreation and performance enhancement.

This paper introduces students to foundational academic skills using the context of drug use for purposes of recreation and performance enhancement.

This work-integrated learning paper provides students with an extended engagement with a work placement with an industry or community partner organisation. Enrolment in this paper requires approval from the paper convenor.

This paper fulfills The University of Waikato's requirement for all students to engage with the wider community in a work-related or applied project setting. This paper provides opportunities for professional and personal development within varied work-related settings relevant to the fields of sport, health and human performance science. This paper is designed for students in the Bachelor of Sport and Human Performance.

This paper fulfils The University of Waikato's requirement for all students to engage with the wider community in a work-related or applied project setting. This paper provides opportunities for professional and personal development within varied work-related settings relevant to the fields of health. This paper is designed for students in the Poutū-mārō Biomedical Science specified programme and will include lab-based practical components.