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Historic and sophisticated, Dunedin is the quintessential university city. Modelled on Edinburgh in Scotland, it is one of the best preserved Victorian and Edwardian cities in the Southern Hemisphere. Within an hour's drive of the university campus, students can explore some of the region's and New Zealand's most spectacular scenic and outdoor attractions. It's ideal for day trips to any of the southern lakes and to high mountain valleys, rivers and secluded beaches.
The University of Otago campus is situated in the centre of Dunedin, a city offering the best of both worlds to students. It has the facilities, entertainment and variety of larger cities, with a wide range of social, cultural and sporting activities. However, it is small enough to be friendly, uncrowded and safe. The 17,000 students who choose to study at the University of Otago become part of this unique education environment.
International Division
e: international.enquiries@otago.ac.nz
t: 64 3 479 8080
Subject Areas
Business
Accounting, Business Law, Business Studies, Economics, Finance, Information Science, Management, Marketing, Tourism
Health Sciences
Anatomy, Biochemistry, Bioethics, Forensic Analytical Science / Biology, Genetics, Health Studies, Human Body Systems, Microbiology, Pathology, Pharmacology, Physiology
Humanities
Anthropology, Art History and Theory, Asian Studies, Biblical Studies, Biological Anthropology, Christian Thought and History Classical Studies, Education, English, European Studies, Gender Studies, Geography, Greek, Hebrew, History, Latin, Law, Linguistics, Mäori Studies, Media, Film and Communication, Music, New Zealand Studies, Pacific Islands Studies, Performing Arts Studies, Philosophy, Politics, Psychology, Religious Studies, Social Work, Sociology, Theatre Studies, Theology, Visual Culture
Sciences
Biology, Botany, Chemistry, Clothing and Textile Sciences, Computer Science, Dance Studies, Design, Earth and Ocean Science, Ecology, Electronics, Energy Management, Energy Studies, Environment and Society, Food Science, Geography, Geology, Human Nutrition, Information Science, Marine Science, Mathematics, Nautical Studies, Neuroscience, Oceanography, Physical Education (including Exercise and Sport Science), Physics, Physiology, Plant Biotechnology, Psychology, Statistics, Surveying, Telecommunications, Zoology
