Dunedin is located on the southeast coast of South Island, New Zealand. There are many universities here, including Otago University in New Zealand. So what is the 20 19qs ranking of Otago University? This school was founded in 1869. The latest data shows that the world ranking is 175, and there are many courses, including MBA courses, mathematics and statistics, oral health, marketing, history and art history, food science, applied science and so on.

The University of Otago ranks 20 19qs as the world's three authoritative rankings, and the qs World University Ranking evaluates 965 global universities from 20 18 to 20 19. The results are based on the peer review of 75,000 top scholars and 40,455 family units in more than 65,438+000 countries in the past five years, and the citation data analysis of 65,438+02,365,438+00,000 academic journals and 66.3 million papers in the world's largest paper database Scopus/Elsevier in the past six years.

University of Otago, founded in 1869, is the first university in New Zealand. In recent 150 years, Otago has been proud of its excellent international reputation as a research university. In 20 19, the University of Otago remained the second in New Zealand and the 175 in the world.

Otago University Course Otago University is one of the two major research institutions in New Zealand and the top research university in New Zealand. In the professional ranking of New Zealand universities, Otago University ranks first with the most majors. At present, the specific courses are as follows:

University Foundation: Otago University Foundation is provided by the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, since 1997. It is recognized by all universities in New Zealand and most universities in Australia, Britain, Canada and the United States. Courses are divided into: science, business, arts and medicine.

Business school: accounting and finance, economics, entrepreneurship, MBA, information science, health informatics, international business, management, marketing and tourism.

Humanities Department: anthropology and archaeology, classical literature, English, geography, history and art history, languages and cultures of various countries (Chinese, Japanese, French, German, Portuguese and Spanish), law department, media, film and communication department, music, drama research and performing arts research, philosophy, politics, sociology, gender and social work department, and Maori and Pacific Island research.

Faculty of Science: Applied Science, Botany, Chemistry, Computer Science, Food Science, Geology, Human Nutrition, Marine Science, Mathematics and Statistics, Physics, Psychology, Surveying, Zoology and Physical Education.

School of Health: centers for anatomy, biochemistry, biological theory, biomedicine, dental technology, dentistry, genetics, medical laboratory science, pharmacy, microbiology and immunology, oral health, pharmacology and toxicology, pharmacy, physiology, physical therapy and radiotherapy.