Otago University
About us
First among New Zealand’s universities, the University of Otago was founded in 1869 and is situated in Dunedin. It is known for its excellent research potential and young people’s energy in the territory. The university offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across four academic divisions: Humanities, Health Sciences, Sciences, and the Otago Business School.
Key Highlights of Otago University
- Global Rankings:
- QS World University Rankings: 214th globally.
- Times Higher Education Rankings: 301st position.
- US News & World Report: 247th among the global universities.
- Accreditations:
- The AACSB accredits the Otago Business School and has recently gained EQUIS, which implies that the school delivers high-quality business education.
Quick Facts of Otago University
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Established |
1869 |
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Location |
Dunedin, New Zealand |
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Student Population |
Approximately 20,000 students, including around 1,400 international students |
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Academic Divisions |
Humanities, Health Sciences, Sciences, Otago Business School |
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Notable Facilities |
Central Library, Hocken Collections, Portobello Marine Laboratory |
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