Otago Polytechnic: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

Due to its excellent accessibility and short travel distances, Dunedin is a very easy city to navigate. Due to this, many high school and college students selected Dunedin as their place of study. Buses, taxis, and airport shuttles are the only forms of public transportation available in Dunedin today, despite the city's historical use of railroads, cable tramlines, ferries, and trolleybuses.

The Hub, the center of student life at Dunedin Campus, is a terrific location to unwind, dine, hang out, and meet people.

At Dunedin Campus, it offers support for academic and individual well-being in addition to a student health center. The same services that a family doctor offers are offered here.

There is AKO (student training café), Hnaki, and one of the campus cafes, called Eden (over in O Block).

• Learning areas are simple to find because there is free WiFi, and computer laboratories and the library is directly next door.
• The EPICentre, which has a variety of equipment and digital instruments like laser cutting, water jet cutting, and 3D printers, is mostly utilized by students studying art, design, IT, occupational therapy, engineering, and trades.
• The studio for game creation is located on Dunedin Campus. Students can make use of the opportunity to create, design, and play games as part of their education.

On-campus accommodation is available at the Otago Polytechnic campus.

The lodging is accessible on the Dunedin Campus.

The 231-bed furnished residential community is situated in a fantastic location—practically it's on campus—and was created especially for Otago Polytechnic students.

• Modern, on-campus Te P Tauira, the student village, is the ideal place to live out your student experience in a vibrant and welcoming neighborhood.
• Dorm, en-suite, studio, deluxe studio, and apartment types of accommodations are offered.
• The Otago Polytechnic accommodation fee is NZD 476(INR 23,000) per month.