Globally significant, regionally responsive research excellence at Otago
Hiranga ā-ao, aronga ā-rohe, kounga ā-rangahau
The University of Otago is ranked in the top 1% of universities in the world and has been awarded 5 stars plus1 – the highest possible rating for teaching and research.
1. QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) World University Rankings and QS Stars rating.
Research strengths
- Aotearoa in Asia-Pacific
- Identity and culture
- Lifespan research
- Major health issues
- Mātauranga Māori
- Research frontiers
- Sustainability
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- Research publications
- Advice for commercial ideas
- Opportunities for entrepreneurs
For researchers
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- MyResearch
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- Peer support and skill development
Research facilities and special collections | Whaitua rangahau hāngai me ngā kohinga motuhake
Research impact | Whakapātanga rangahau
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