Overview
Note: Enrolments will not normally be accepted for this qualification, but it is available as an exit qualification for students who withdraw from the Bachelor of Entrepreneurship programme.
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Programme details
Diploma in Entrepreneurship (DipEntr) details
Website Bachelor of Entrepreneurship
Estimated annual tuition fees for
Domestic
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International
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Please note: The yearly tuition fees listed above are only a guide and may vary based on your final paper selection. They exclude living expenses and may not reflect the total cost of your programme of study. Students are responsible for any additional fees beyond the estimated amount displayed.
Important fees notes
The University of Otago is required by Government regulation to ensure a range of support services are available to students. These are funded through the charging of the Student Services Fee, which is estimated at NZ $1,152 for the Dunedin campus in 2025.
Australian citizens and permanent residents pay the same fees as New Zealand citizens if they are studying in New Zealand. If they are studying distance learning papers from outside of New Zealand they will need to pay international fees.
International Students studying at Otago pay international tuition fees. Study Abroad students pay a flat fee per semester.
As of the end of 2024, Fees-free study is no longer available for your first year of study. From 2025, Fees-free is available to full-time and part-time students who are in their final year of their first programme of study. You will not be able to use Fees-free in both your first and final years of study.
Scholarships
There are a number of scholarships, grants and awards that can help pay for your study — find yours by searching our browsing through the link below.
Student loans and allowances
Student loans and allowances provide financial support to domestic students via StudyLink.
University jargon
Starting to research your study options and already feeling lost in the jargon? Here are some handy links for common terms you’re likely to come across.
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Further study
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