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Study in New Zealand

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Overview

New Zealand is an increasingly popular destination for international students, offering world-class education, diverse study options, and a welcoming environment.

WHY STUDY IN New Zealand

    • Globally Recognised Institutions : New Zealand has eight world-class universities, all of which rank highly in international rankings.
    • Quality Education : The education system follows the British model and emphasizes research and practical learning.
    • Work Opportunities : Students can work up to 20 hours per week during their studies and full-time during scheduled breaks.
    • Post-Study Work Visa : Graduates can apply for a post-study work visa of up to three years, depending on their qualifications.
    • Safe and Welcoming Environment : New Zealand is ranked as one of the safest countries globally, with a friendly and multicultural society.
    • Affordable Living Costs :Compared to other study destinations, living expenses and tuition fees in New Zealand are reasonable.

Eligibility Criteria

    • Undergraduate Programs: Completion of higher secondary education (12th grade) with a good academic record.
    • Postgraduate Programs: A recognized bachelor’s degree in a relevant field. 
    • English Proficiency: IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE scores are required for non-native English speakers (IELTS 6.0+ for UG and 6.5+ for PG). 

Cost of Studying in New Zealand

    New Zealand's cost of education is affordable and depends on the level of education and the university.

    Tuition Fees:

    NZD 20,000 to NZD 40,000 per year (varies by course and university)

    Living Expenses:

    NZD 20,000 per year

    Scholarships for International Students:

    • New Zealand International Scholarships (NZIDRS)
    • University-specific scholarships
    • Commonwealth Scholarships

Work and PR Opportunities

    • Students can work part-time during studies and apply for post-study work visas.
    • New Zealand’s Skill Shortage List offers PR pathways for in-demand professions.

     

Studying in New Zealand provides high-quality education, excellent work opportunities, and a chance to experience a vibrant culture. With the right planning, students can make the most of their academic journey in this beautiful country.

Intakes for International Students in New Zealand

    New Zealand universities and institutions generally offer two main intakes for international students:

    February Intake (Semester 1):

    • Primary intake for most universities
    • Applications typically open in August-September of the previous year
    • Ideal for students who want a full academic year experience

    July Intake (Semester 2):

    • Second major intake, though fewer courses may be available compared to February
    • Applications usually close by April-May

Additional Intakes

    • Some universities and private colleges offer rolling intakes, especially for vocational and diploma programs.
    • Certain institutions may also have October or November intakes for specific courses.

Few of the popular courses

Business and Management
Information Technology
Engineering
Healthcare and Nursing
Tourism and Hospitality
Agriculture and Environmental Science

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