Blues and Golds 2022
The highest degree of sporting, cultural, community and arts achievements among Otago University students have been celebrated with the awarding of Blues and Golds.
Change of course is now in eVision!
Once you have completed the course enrolment declaration for the year, if you wish to make changes to what you are studying, you must complete the change of course process.
You can now do this in eVision under “My programme and papers” (deadlines apply).
Are you on the right track?
Our student advisers in Student Development offer a friendly ear to listen and provide guidance on what matters to you.
Through one-on-one collaborative discussions we can provide course advice and planning based on your academic goals and aspirations, and connect you with our wider support services.
Course advice is available throughout the year, and at any time during your studies.
Thinking of changing your qualification or subject, or adding a minor?
The Guide to Enrolment shows you the qualifications, subjects, and papers on offer at Otago in one easy-to-use resource.
Some information may have changed since it was produced. See the following links for the latest information:
Making the most of your time at Otago
- First-Year Students website
- Study skills – digital resources
- Student Learning Development
- Locals programme
- OUSA
Key dates
Student news
Ones to Watch: Daniel Cocker
Campaigning for the Southern Dotterel kickstarts a career with purpose.
"It matters that the girls in the future would feel comfortable, safe and wanted.”
She’s put in six years of study towards her law degree and has successfully advocated for better facilities for women in rugby.
Blues nomination just the beginning
Third-year student Corey Symon has experienced his fair share of challenges including COVID-19 disruptions but none of them have stopped him from working hard on his study and sporting goals.
