Launch of podcast Otago Chronicles
A new podcast series hosted by University of Otago Marine Science and Science Communication student Max Balloch promises to provide a “glimpse into a world of wonder, excitement and knowledge”.
The School is ranked #1 for research in New Zealand
The Otago MBA is ranked #1 in New Zealand
95% of graduates go directly into work or on to further study
Top 1% of business schools in the world
Offers flexible course structure
At Otago Business School, we believe business has a big role to play in a better future.
Why you should study at the Otago Business School.
Learn from some of the best-qualified and world-leading lecturers in New Zealand. In the end, it comes down to a high quality education that will enable you to achieve your career goals.
The School has a well-deserved reputation for producing outstanding graduates in all fields of business. One of the best things about Otago is our flexible degree structure.
For your bachelor’s degree, you’ll need to choose a major subject. This is what you’ll specialise in. With most degrees, you can optionally add a minor subject (which is like a mini specialisation), and a mix of papers from other subjects.
When you select a subject below, you’ll be taken to the department website that specialises in that subject.
Otago Business School researchers are involved with a wide variety of research projects. These projects have the potential to contribute real value to the wider community, business, government, and the not-for-profit sector.
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development agreement set 17 global goals to achieve peace and prosperity.
Read about what the Otago Business School is doing in this vital area of research (PDF)
The Research Network for Sustainable Business is a hub for research on moving towards a sustainable economy and work with business, civil society and policy makers to promote transformative change.
A new podcast series hosted by University of Otago Marine Science and Science Communication student Max Balloch promises to provide a “glimpse into a world of wonder, excitement and knowledge”.
Extreme heat spells have detrimental effects on businesses, reducing customer sales and increasing costs, new research shows.
Wednesday 17 August 2022
This symposium brings together an exciting line-up of speakers to explore government policy toward, research about and practice around organisations' wellbeing programmes, and the link to organisational performance.
Thursday 8 September 2022
Professor Brent Lovelock delivers his Inaugural Professorial Lecture (IPL) titled: “Invasive Alien Species: Bad nature … or simply new nature in mid-Exocene Aotearoa?”
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