South Otago High School
Sunday 7th and Monday 8th May 2023. We are taking a bus of Year 13 students to the Open Day on May 8th.
Parents/whanau from all year levels may also be interested in attending on Sunday 7th May. The following information about the days can be found on the Otago University website. Year 13 students are encouraged to plan their day using the online programme provided.
Cath Bloxham Year 13 Dean Melissa Murdoch Careers Advisor
What happens at Tertiary Open Days?
Our Open Days have academic presentations and activities, residential college tours, as well as lots of displays and activities from University clubs and services. It’s a showcase of what university life looks like at Otago.
Which day should I come?
The full programme happens on Monday 8 May 2023. This includes an expo where you can learn about the subjects and courses on offer at Otago from the academic departments who teach them.
Sunday 7 May has a limited programme, focusing on the most popular academic subjects. College and campus tours are available.
People often find it is helpful to attend both days as there is so much on offer on Monday it is difficult to see it all. Sunday is a good day to do college tours and get a feel for the campus.
Registration is not required to attend either day.
What if I can't attend Tertiary Open Days in May?
Dunedin Tertiary Open Days only happen once a year, so there won't be another event like this in 2023, but we welcome you to come and visit our campus at another time. Visit our Schools' Liaison website to book a guided campus tour or to get in touch with our friendly Liaison Officers.
Tertiary Open Days programme
The Tertiary Open Days booklet has detailed information about all the presentations and activities on offer, as well as campus maps and extra pages for you to plan your day:
Download the Tertiary Open Days booklet (PDF)
The Tertiary Open Days planner has a quick-reference timetable of all events, with extra space to plan your day:
Download the Tertiary Open Days planner (PDF)