
A journey from the runway to the library
A multi-award-winning non-binary fashion designer is taking a moment away from their avant-garde clothing line to try something new at Otago.
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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).
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A multi-award-winning non-binary fashion designer is taking a moment away from their avant-garde clothing line to try something new at Otago.
Hailey Kapadia has been attending Relay for life since 2014, when she was a high school akonga in Wellington.
A special scholarship for people from the Mahia Peninsula is making an Otago student’s academic life a little easier.
The importance of acknowledging and accepting Tiriti-partnership is a key motivation in Te Tari Kikokiko (Department of Anatomy), having recently adopted a raft of structural, curricular, and operational changes embracing Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
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