'The Career Break Paradox' wins Otago's Three Minute Thesis
For some people, it may well have been the ‘worst year of their life’, but it seems they are still in favour of the concept of a career break.
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20 Nov 2024
From Iran to New Zealand for Botany
Driven by a passion for agricultural research and sustainable practices, Dr Amir...
20 Nov 2024
Otago student making history
Oka Sanerivi has made history. Not only is he the first Otago physiotherapy PhD...
15 Nov 2024
Physics PhD graduate wins Hatherton Award
Dr Ehsan Arabahmadi has been recognised as the winner of the 2024 Royal Society...
15 Nov 2024
Flying the flag for Papua New Guinea Language Week
A new flag has been flying high above University College this week in honour of...
15 Nov 2024
New but familiar faces at Graduate Research School
A few staffing changes have taken place at Otago’s Graduate Research School rece...
12 Nov 2024
Funding helping researcher advance treatment for gout
An innovative genomic approach could transform the treatment of inherited diseas...
04 Nov 2024
Good sports and top gear at Unipol
What do marquees, giant Jenga, sleeping bags, skis, bodyboards, cornhole and hea...
04 Nov 2024
Scholarship provides 'amazing' opportunities
This year’s MacGibbon Fellows may have different research topics, but their expe...
01 Nov 2024
Supervisor of the Year 2024
Dr Jeff Foote, of the Department of Management, has won the Otago University Stu...
24 Oct 2024
Ngā Tauira o te Kete Aronui turns 10
It was a chance to look back and a chance to grow as the Humanities Division’s M...
24 Oct 2024
Otago PhD Student Wins Early Career Researcher Award
Otago neuroscience doctoral candidate Shivankar Nair’s research into improving r...
17 Oct 2024
Student winners of Writer 2024 named
A poignant poem which takes the reader through the residential Red Zone after th...