The University of Otago, founded in 1869, is New Zealand's oldest university in the picturesque city of Dunedin on the South Island. Renowned for its rich history and strong tradition of academic excellence, the university offers a diverse range of programs in the arts, sciences, health sciences, and business, among others. The University of Otago is celebrated for its research-led teaching. It has consistently ranked highly in various global university rankings, especially noted for its medical and scientific research contributions. It operates with a residential college system that enhances the student experience, providing a supportive and enriching community that fosters personal and academic development. The campus is a testament to the harmonious blend of historical and modern architecture, set against a backdrop of natural beauty, including the nearby Otago Harbour and surrounding hills. This environment not only fosters a vibrant academic atmosphere but also offers a plethora of recreational activities, contributing to a well-rounded student life. The University of Otago is deeply committed to sustainability and inclusivity, hosting a diverse international student population and engaging in a wide range of research initiatives aimed at tackling global challenges. We place a strong emphasis on critical thinking, innovative problem-solving, and the importance of cultural understanding, equipping our graduates to thrive in a rapidly changing world and make significant contributions to society.