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New opportunities as Otago joins consortium | University of Otago - Vimarsana News

New opportunities as Otago joins consortium | University of Otago

The University has taken an important step toward strengthening and building new relationships in the Asia-Pacific region.

New Zealand-India Education Connect Fosters Newer Ways of Collaboration Between Both Countries - Vimarsana News

New Zealand-India Education Connect Fosters Newer Ways of Collaboration Between Both Countries

Building on New Zealand and India’s strong diplomatic relations, Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao (ENZ) hosted the New Zealand-India Education Connect programme, from 8-14 February. The initiative was crafted to generate bilateral dialogue on r

Universities eye new tie-ups with Indian institutions to attract international students - Vimarsana News

Universities eye new tie-ups with Indian institutions to attract international students

A third New Zealand university is close to signing with Mumbai's Bombay Stock Exchange Institute, opening up opportunities for Indian students to study in Aotearoa.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Universities eye new tie-ups with Indian institutions - Vimarsana News

Universities eye new tie-ups with Indian institutions

A third New Zealand university is close to signing with Mumbai's Bombay Stock Exchange Institute, opening up opportunities for Indian students to...

Source: odt.co.nz
Dunedin culture: An international perspective - Vimarsana News

Dunedin culture: An international perspective

Now that the Covid monster has been slain (in the eyes of policymakers at least), the borders have opened and Dunedin has welcomed a swarm of international students finally able to fulfil their questionable dreams of studying at Otago. This year, the University has more than 750 international