Liaison Officer
The liaison officer for Samuel Marsden Collegiate is Cheryl Caldwell. Her email is cheryl.caldwell@otago.ac.nz Cheryl will be in school during lunchtime on 8 August for HSFY course planning and 16 August for other degrees course planning, in MH6.
For course planning at the end of the year, Cheryl will come into school again,or you can make an appointment to see her at her office in town.
To make an appointment please contact Margaret
Tobin P: 04 460 9805
E: wellington.liaison@otago.ac.nz
Appointments are at the
following address:
University of Otago Schools’ Liaison Office
Level 5,
Lambton Centre
117 Lambton Quay (alongside the old Public Trust
building) Wellington CBD
Otago Careers Page
Consult their career planning resource PDFs to research
possible career paths. The links they provide give you a background on your
chosen career, links to potential employers, and to organisations that can
provide you further guidance and advice. https://www.otago.ac.nz/careers/planning/explore/index.html#Options
Helpful Links
These resources can help you to prepare for study at Otago:
First Year students https://www.otago.ac.nz/first-year-students/index.html
Facebook page for school students https://www.facebook.com/UOLiaison/
Preparing for your first year at University https://www.otago.ac.nz/hedc/otago615375.pdf
Pathway to Medical Degrees
Entry to selected medical programmes is based on grades from first year university study, and for some programmes the UCAT test. All applicants must complete Health Science First Year (HSFY) https://www.otago.ac.nz/hsfy/index.html
It is recommended students planning to take HSFY study Level 3 Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Statistics. Calculus and English rich subjects are useful. See https://www.otago.ac.nz/future-students/otago556016.pdf
It is recommended students planning to take HSFY study Level 3 Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Statistics. Calculus and English rich subjects are useful. See https://www.otago.ac.nz/future-students/otago556016.pdf