Resilient recovery
Recovery is not a journey one should have to make alone.
Visit this articleThis month, as well as stories about recent staff and student research, we'd like to share some detailed results with you. Earlier in the year Andy Kilsby presented the preliminary results of our employer interviews, which identified which capabilities each industry sector valued most when employing graduates. We've now completed the analysis of the transcripts of those interviews. You can access the detailed analysis for your sector here, together with the priorities of capabilities by sector and the resources we used for the interviews. We're proceeding now with the next stage of the process, asking our alumni what capabilities they are finding most useful in the workplace, how Otago Polytechnic facilitated these, and how we can do more in the future.
Prof Leoni Schmidt
Director: Research and Postgraduate Studies
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A peace-full existence - He tauoranga rakimārie
Kelli Te Maihāroa explores a legacy of peace-making. E whakatewhatewha ana a Kelli Te Maiharoa i te whakawhiwhika o te houhaka roko.
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Attracting customers
What factors are important to customers deciding what to buy where?
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"Deal with it"
Lehan Stemmet strongly advises people not to avoid dealing with stress because it'll come back to bite you.
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Sustainable construction
Our Auckland International Campus students have showcased sustainable building features using virtual reality.
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The Endless Case for Gravity
Dunedin School of Art lecturer Michael Morley is currently touring his music internationally.
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Rural health services
High GP turnover and low immunisation rates are both factors affecting health in a rural community.
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Timber dry
How brittle does timber become as it dries out? Our staff and students investigated.
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