The University of Otago is committed to supporting the health and wellbeing of its students. A range of physical and mental health support is available.
- OUSA Student Support offers advocacy and representation, alongside pastoral care and other services
- Puāwaitanga is a free telehealth counselling service available to all enrolled students to support students with their mental health
- Sexual violence support and prevention provides staff and students with information on the University's policies and support for survivors. The University is committed to creating a safe environment.
- Social Impact Studio offer opportunities to get involved in the community for positive change
- Spiritual wellbeing services are available, offering a range of rooms and support for a variety of needs
- Student conflict resolution and mediation is available for students facing interpersonal challenges while studying at the University
- Student Health provides comprehensive healthcare services to University of Otago students; their team includes doctors, nurses, and mental health clinicians
- Te Pou Whirinaki | Student Wellbeing Hub is a welcoming, safe space where students can access support and guidance at any stage of their study journey