Gener Delos Santos
I'm involved in helping to maintain and set up occupational medical support in various industrial sectors.
Peter Murray
Peter Murray is a medical doctor who is currently undertaking his specialist training with the New Zealand College of Public Health Medicine.
Catherine Willett
Podiatrist Catherine Willett jumped straight into postgraduate studies in 2005 after her undergraduate degree, tackling a Postgraduate Diploma in Sports Medicine at Otago.
Ruth Cunningham
Ruth Cunningham's doctorate, with funding from an HRC clinical fellowship, is focusing on the unanswered question of what happens when someone with severe mental illness then develops cancer?
Amir Bastani
I chose the Faculty of Law at the University of Otago for my PhD, as it is one of the few places I know of with an ideal research center...
Chan Won Lee
Chan Won Lee is studying for a Master of Business Data Science at the University of Otago.
Jaye Moors
Most new students expect challenges in their first year at University, but Jaye Moors had the added pressure of acclimatising to Dunedin's climate after moving from Samoa.
Aaron Hapuku
“I really wanted to combine my passion for hauora Māori and public health with sound academic qualifications that can make that passion a career."
Gabriella Lindberg
PhD student, Gabriella Lindberg, is part of a team working on the difficult task of printing large, viable pieces of cartilage to ultimately be used as replacement tissue in human surgery.
Lisa Reynolds
A Bachelor of Science graduate, Lisa works as an administrator and studied part-time to complete the Postgraduate Certificate in Public Health.
Lindsay Robertson
After completing the Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health (DPH), Lindsay decided to stay on to complete her master's in Public Health and a PhD.
Hayden Holmes
Hayden Holmes, former Air Force corporal in logistics, BCom in economics University of Otago, and now forging a new career in the health sector, says he is really enjoying his Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health.
Amy Proudfoot
"I enjoyed the mix of papers and while not all the compulsory papers would have been my preferred options, I found them really beneficial".
Amirah Osama
Amirah Osama's interest in zoology was sparked after taking part in a Hands-On at Otago course as a senior in high school.
Anne Burston
I chose to pursue postgraduate study to improve my qualifications for future work overseas.
Terri Caulcutt
“This programme allows social workers to undertake further studies with a distinctly social work emphasis”
Russell Blakelock
Russell Blakelock believes Otago's Distance Learning programme offers him the flexibility he needs, as well as a sense of community that he also believes to be important.
Skye Kimura
“I always knew I wanted to work in advocacy or something in the area of creating change and I started working in public health early on.”
Deirdre Anderson
I hope to work with elite athletes and find ways of helping them become faster and stronger.
Rachael Holloway
Distance learning meant I could study at night, and when my son had an afternoon nap I could get a little bit of reading done.
Del Carlini
The core question of Del's thesis is what enhances the ability of an armed force to adapt during conflict and what slows, disrupts or hinders that ability.
Jazmine Cassidy
A Bachelor of Laws is a great toolbox degree that can lead to a world of opportunities, says Otago graduate Jazmine Cassidy.
Rachel Malden
For Rachel Malden, coming to the University of Otago wasn't the easiest choice, but it turned out to be the right one.