关于 University of Otago
Located in Dunedin, the University of Otago was first established in 1869, making it the oldest university in New Zealand. As well as its main campus, there is a nearby campus in Invercargill and two further campuses in Christchurch and Wellington, which both focus on health sciences.
There are around 20,000 students at the university, representing more than 100 nations around the world.
The university is organised into four divisions: health sciences, sciences, humanities and the Otago Business School, also known as the division of commerce. Within these divisions students can choose from around 140 different courses, from economics to anthropology, zoology to neuroscience. There is a flexible structure to undergraduate degrees and students can follow a major and minor style course which allows them to study across a number of different subjects.
There are also a huge range of options for postgraduate study at the University of Otago, which has the highest proportion of PhD students at any New Zealand university.
Most students will study at the main Dunedin campus and live in one of the 15 well-appointed and friendly residential colleges or nearby flats. Dunedin itself is well known for its vibrant student community.
University of Otago 的排名数据分析
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- 61 : 39女生对男生的学生比例(1)
- 15%国际学生比例(1)
- 20.1每位教职员对学生数量(1)
- 18,927Number of FTE Students(1)
- 28%Proportion of ISR Publications(1)
University of Otago 的授予学科
Physical sciences
- Chemistry
- Mathematics & Statistics
- Physics & Astronomy
- Geology, Environmental, Earth & Marine Sciences
Social sciences
- Politics & International Studies (incl Development Studies)
- Communication & Media Studies
- Geography
- Sociology
Computer science
- Computer Science
Clinical, pre-clinical & health
- Other Health
- Medicine & Dentistry
Business & economics
- Business & Management
- Accounting & Finance
- Economics & Econometrics
Life sciences
- Biological Sciences
- Agriculture & Forestry
- Sport Science
Arts & humanities
- Art, Performing Arts & Design
- Languages, Literature & Linguistics
- History, Philosophy & Theology
- Archaeology
Education
- Education
Law
- Law
Psychology
- Psychology