The University of Waikato (informally Waikato University, or simply Waikato) (Māori: Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato) is located in Hamilton and Tauranga, New Zealand, and was established in 1964. It has strengths across a broad range of subject areas, particularly its degrees in Computer Science and in Management. Its School of Māori and Pacific Development is acknowledged as the world centre for study in this subject area. In 2007, over 12,000 students were enrolled at the University. More than a quarter of students were aged over 25, and over half were women. It has the highest proportion of Māori students on any campus in New Zealand. The Māori character of the campus is an important aspect of its overall identity. In 2010, the QS World University Rankings gave Waikato 316th place, slightly down from its ranking in 2009. Out of 3,900 business schools in the world, University of Waikato is one of the 48 universities in the world to have Triple accreditation. In New Zealand, it is one of the two universities to have Triple accreditation and one of the three universities in Australia and New Zealand.