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If you are continuing in the same programme, or have accepted an offer of a place in a new programme, you can now complete the annual details and select your papers via your eVision portal.
Course advice is available all year round and as many times as you need. If you would like to discuss your choice of papers with an expert, talk to one of our Student Advisers.
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).
Study overseas for a semester or a year as part of your Otago degree.
Find out more about the programme, grants, and awards available, and when and how to apply.
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.
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:
Full list of academic key dates
An eight-week te reo Māori class for medical students, set up by fellow students, was so popular it will be repeated in future years. The organisers explain how Te Reo Kia Ora sessions at the Hunter Centre began, the philosophy behind the classes and their hopes for the future.
Since 2017, the family of Dr Claire Matthewson have presented the prize to the highest-achieving Pacific woman studying 200-level Division of Humanities papers.
A careers presentation evening for humanities students was off to a positive start, right as the Government announced a second nationwide lockdown.
The Otago University Football Club recently made history as the first Otago team to progress to the quarter final of the Chatham Cup.
Your official documents are now available for you to view and share on My eQuals.
For more information, see otago.ac.nz/my-equals.
