University of Otago

Englisch Kurse zur Vorbereitung auf die Postgraduaten Studiengaenge an der University of Otago - In 2009 English For Otago - No IELTS for Postgraduate Students

Otago Alumni

Passing English for Otago papers will meet the English language entry requirement at the University of Otago for students who want to study at postgraduate level.
 
The course is internally assessed so there is no need for students to sit an IELTS examination.
 
Students should already have an offer from admissions at the International Office.

DATEN: 
Thursday 30 October 2008 - Entrance Test
Monday 3 November 2008 - Course starts
Friday 19 December 2008  - Christmas break (2 weeks) 
Monday 5 January 2009 - Resume classes 
Monday 9 February 2009 - Final Examination
 
Successful students will start their postgraduate programme
in time for the start of First Semester 2009 (February). 

“I had read about the university’s reputation and it seemed to be the best
place for living because it has a clean and beautiful environment with good
weather - lots of sun. It is very multicultural and Dunedin people are friendly
and communicative. They are ready to help everyone. I thought it was
because of the amazing environment that people are so nice. In this unique
country people are happy and I feel comfortable. 
 
When I first came to the Language Centre I felt like I was on another planet,
but the education system is very good. Teachers are well educated and they
know how to communicate with different cultures and know about different
countries. In fact one has a PhD in Russian. Everyone in the class is made to
feel important. Our teachers enjoy their jobs. 
 

Eine Studentin schreibt über ihre Erfahrungen an der University of Otago:

MARINA MEDVEDEVA  
FROM:  ST PETERSBURG,  RUSSI A
STUDYING:  ENGLISH FOR OTAGO POSTGRADUATE
AIMING FOR:  PHD IN PHYSICS,  ENERGY STUDIE

I am looking forward to going to the university where I will meet New Zealand students and learn more about Kiwi culture. Clubs and Societies is wonderful, you can join so many different clubs. The tramping club is my favourite. There is an amazing library. You can get resources from all over the world. It is a very comfortable place and easy to get information. 
 
The best place to live is the South Island because of the beautiful views. Dunedin is well known as a student city. I think it is great as you can concentrate on your study. I was surprised to find many art galleries and museums, as I thought New
Zealand was a new country. I think it is unique to learn about Maori culture and language and the Pacific region. I like that there are many British people – so its like being in England or Scotland – it is a great opportunity to learn English yet there are interesting Maori, Pacific Island and Asian cultures too. There is a good concentration of people here. 
 
Food is nutritious with good quality seafood. There are many fresh vegetables andyou can have whatever you want in terms of different cuisine. The milk and cheese is the best in the world!”

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