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Learn about the University of Otago, a leading research and teaching institution in New Zealand and the world. Explore its subjects, postgraduate study, entry requirements, scholarships, events and more.
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1 Archaeology is a specialisation within the Anthropology...
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Choose academic excellence and an outstanding student...
- Aka Ōtākou Learning and Teaching
Studying at Otago. He pai rawa atu te mātauranga, ngā...
- Rangahau Research
Globally significant, regionally responsive research...
- Māori ki Ōtākou Māori at Otago
The OMD is responsible for the strategic approach to Māori...
- Pacific ki Ōtākou Pacific at Otago
Pacific at Otago supports Pacific students in their tertiary...
- Te Whirika International
The University of Otago offers international students a...
- Mō Ōtākou About Otago
Founded in 1869, the University of Otago is New Zealand’s...
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Find out how to choose your major subject, qualification and application portal for your first year at Otago. See the list of major and endorsement subjects available and get answers to your questions.
Learn about New Zealand's oldest university, founded in 1869 and based in Dunedin. Explore its history, academics, campus, student life and affiliations.
Learn about New Zealand's first and top university, with a long history of academic excellence and international reputation. Explore its undergraduate and postgraduate programs, research strengths, campus lifestyle and more.
As New Zealand's first university, founded in 1869, the University of Otago has earned an international reputation for quality research and teaching. Based on national data, we have the best performance indicators of any university in New Zealand for successful completion of courses and qualifications, student progression to higher level study ...
Learn about Otago's academic excellence, student experience, and global impact. Explore over 200 programmes across Business, Health Science, Humanities, and Science subjects, and online learning options.
Founded in 1869, the University of Otago is located in Dunedin, a city with a large concentration of grand Victorian and Edwardian buildings. The university's clock tower is a landmark modelled on Glasgow University in Scotland, and the campus has several adjacent buildings in the same style.
