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University of Otago New Zealand 2017 Study Abroad and Exchange Guide University of Otago New Zealand 02 INTRODUCTION Contents 04 ACADEMIC TERMINOLOGY 05 HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 06 HUMAN HEALTH AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES 07 SCIENCES 08 BUSINESS 09 SUMMER AND INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS 11 APPLICATION 12 ACCOMMODATION 14 STUDENT SERVICES AND FACILITIES 15 ESSENTIAL INFORMATION 16 NEW ZEALAND / AOTEAROA 18 DUNEDIN AND OTAGO 20 OTAGO GLOBAL STUDENT EXCHANGE The information provided in this guide is, as far as possible, up to date and accurate at the time of publication. The University reserves the right to add, amend or withdraw courses and facilities, to restrict student numbers and to make any other alterations as it may deem necessary. Published August 2016 by the International Office, University of Otago. 1 “SITUATED IN THE ALREADY PICTURESQUE NEW ZEALAND, THIS UNIVERSITY’S CAMPUS SIMPLY BUILDS OFF OF THE NATURAL BEAUTY AROUND IT.” 15 of the World’s Most Beautiful Universities, Huffington Post (July 2013) AUCKLAND WELLINGTON DUNEDIN Dunedin is home to New Zealand’s first university, the University of Otago. One in six residents of Dunedin are Otago students – this is Australasia’s true student city. 2 The University of Otago • The University of Otago is New • Dunedin city’s population • In 2016, the University hosted Zealand’s leading postgraduate of 120,000 includes 20,000 more than 2,590 international research institution* University of Otago students. students from 100 countries. International outlook to enhance diversity, to share ideas, expertise A unique study and international best practice, recognising a The University of Otago is strongly shared commitment to an ethos of excellence environment in research, scholarship and rounded committed to international education and has Located on the edge of the Dunedin Botanic education. The other members of the MNU collaborative teaching, research and exchange Garden, the Otago campus is very beautiful. The are Dartmouth College (USA), Durham agreements with major institutions throughout Water of Leith winds its way past the majestic University (England), Queen’s University the world (see page 20). stone Clocktower, a visible reminder of the (Canada), Ebergard Karls Universität Tübingen Otago offers a rich cultural life, reflecting a University’s history and tradition of learning, (Germany), The University of Western diverse international student community and the state-of-the-art Centre for Innovation and Australia and Uppsala Universitet (Sweden). New Zealand’s own multicultural population. the many character villas that house much of From its original Scottish foundations, the matarikinetwork.com Otago’s student population. University now embraces its Pacific heritage. It Almost all Otago students live within walking is engaged in a mutually-beneficial partnership distance of the University campus and key with Mäori, particularly with the local iwi A university in the heart facilities such as lecture theatres, libraries (tribe), Ngäi Tahu. Just as it is proactive in of the city and computer resource rooms. The majority meeting the needs of the New Zealand people, of students live in rented flats, which are the University of Otago welcomes the world. Education is Dunedin’s largest industry, with apartments or houses, usually shared by four or the University of Otago playing a vital role. five students. The campus is in the centre of the city and, as Matariki Network a result, much of Dunedin’s commerce, music, Flatting is an important part of Otago’s unique student lifestyle. It offers students both of Universities entertainment and sport has evolved around its student culture. Dunedin offers students the best independence and responsibility. Living so close to campus, students feel a real sense of The University of Otago is a founding member of both worlds. It has the variety of facilities and community and a sense of belonging in a very of the Matariki Network of Universities entertainment characteristic of larger cities, but is pleasant and supportive environment. (For more (MNU), a select international group of small enough to be friendly, uncrowded and safe. information on accommodation see page 12.) outstanding universities, with each member International students find this city as welcoming amongst the oldest and foremost places of as the University itself and appreciate the short learning in its respective country. The MNU time it takes to feel comfortable and at home. has been established to enable the universities * Otago was the only university to be ranked in the top four in all average quality score (AQS) measurements in the Government’s 2012 PBRF (Performace-Based Research Fund) evaluation. 3 STUDENT PROFILE Kate Smith New England College United States of America American education student at Otago and teaching on Kate Smith wanted to broaden placement. her horizons. “At first I experienced culture Her professor at New England shock in the classroom because College in New Hampshire of how different New Zealand’s recommended Otago, and curriculum is from the US. Here Kate became the first student the emphasis is on creating to take up the University’s new global citizens who want to study abroad teaching practice contribute. semester, which includes “I was very impressed by how classroom experience. well-behaved and hard-working “It’s gone absolutely amazingly,” the students were. says Kate. “I would have loved to “This experience has opened stay longer.” my eyes to how classrooms She wanted to explore should work. I thought it would somewhere different from be like home but there’s more the States to see how much than one way you can set up a she could learn. Otago was a classroom and more than one surprise after her small college way you can teach.” of some 2,000 students. Kate saw enough of New “I had to adjust to bigger classes Zealand while she was here but it was pretty easy and now I to tempt her back. “When I like it better.” graduate next year I’d like to teach abroad, first in Asia, and Kate says her supervisor helped her adjust both to studying then here if I can.” STUDENT PROFILE Hideshi Matsubara Yokohama National University Japan Hideshi Matsubara, who is Hideshi has been pleasantly on exchange from Yokohama surprised by how easy it has National University in Japan, been to meet people at Otago. is studying a mix of 200- and “In my first semester I lived 300-level economics papers in a University flat close to at Otago, as well as some campus with five other people Mandarin papers “just for fun”. – three Americans, another “It’s very good quality Japanese student and our teaching here and very easy Kiwi host, who answered to understand. If I have a all my questions about the problem I can see a professor University. At the beginning I in office hours. They’re very didn’t know about anything so approachable.” it was very helpful,” he says. Outside of study, Hideshi is enjoying experiencing new “The University flat was a great things. “I’ve always wanted way to meet people and to to play squash but it’s not so improve my English. popular in Japan. There are no “I met a lot of different people squash courts so I gave up on through my University flat that. Here there’s a club. and also through being in the “I also go to Unipol gym twice Japanese Society. They’re great a week. This facility is amazing. ways to meet Kiwis.” In Japan it costs a lot of money. Here I can go for free.” 4 Academic Terminology ACADEMIC YEAR The University’s academic year is divided into two semesters. In addition, the University runs a six-week Summer School and three-week International School. JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC SUMMER SCHOOL FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL The Otago degree Prerequisites and Teaching New Zealand universities generally follow the corequisites The basic method of presenting subject British model of three-year undergraduate Most papers beyond 100-level have particular information in undergraduate papers is the degrees. The Otago bachelor’s degree builds prerequisites. If you have not completed the lecture, although many departments use towards a “major” in the third year with an equivalent of a prerequisite for a certain paper a variety of flexible approaches. Lectures increasing level of specialisation and difficulty. at your home institution you are not permitted normally last 50 minutes. Lectures are only a Study abroad and exchange students can to enrol in that paper. Some papers also have basic means of introducing new knowledge. choose from a wide range of undergraduate what are called corequisites. If you have not You must back them up with your own subjects. already passed the equivalent of the corequisite, reading. You will also take part in laboratories you must take it alongside the other paper. or tutorials, which are teaching and discussion Papers classes of 12-20 students where more individual attention is available. You will also The building blocks of the degree are called Workload find you are in regular contact with tutors, papers. A paper is a fixed course of work in A full-time course is generally 54-72 points other academic staff and other students by certain aspects of a subject. Introductory in any one semester or 108-144 points in any email and online discussion groups. papers are called 100-level papers, then you one year. As an approximate guide, you can move on in subsequent years or semesters to expect to spend about 12 hours per week Assessment 200-level and 300-level papers. Most 400-level per one single-semester paper (18 points). papers are at the postgraduate level. These hours are made up of a combination of Courses are assessed in a variety of ways.
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