Study in New Zealand

Why Study in the Zealand?

Essential Information

Location: New Zealand is a friendly and happening country offering world-class education at affordable costs.

Quick Facts:

• ● Capital City: Wellington
• ● Largest City: Auckland
• ● Official Language: English
• ● Other Languages: Maori, New Zealand Sign Language
• ● Currency: New Zealand Dollar

Education System:

• ● New Zealand boasts 8 government-funded universities
• ● 20 Polytechnic institutes are offering a wide range of courses.
• ● There are also over 800 Private Training Institutions that offer short-term English language courses.

Tuition Costs:

• ● Polytechnic Diploma Courses can cost between NZ$13,500 – NZ$16,000 p.a.
• ● University Degrees can cost between NZ$15,000 – NZ$18,000 p.a. for undergraduates, and a little over NZ$16,000 p.a. for postgraduates and MBAs.

Key Benefits:

• ● World-renowned education system and institutions that perfectly balance theory and practical course modules.
• ● Very cost-effective education when compared to the US and Europe.
• ● Flexible fee payment options once the visa is approved.
• ● Industry-endorsed programs and paid internships in certain fields like hospitality.
• ● High demand for fresh graduates to fill skill shortages across various sectors.
• ● Pleasant climate.
• ● Work permit for spouses.

English Proficiency Requirements:

• ● IELTS scores are used as proof of English Proficiency.
• ● The score requirements vary for different programs

Work Opportunities:

• ● 20 hours/week during study; 40 hours/week during vacations.
• ● Spouses of students pursuing postgraduate courses are eligible for full-time work permits.

Stay Back Options:

• ● For Diploma & Graduate Diploma students - 1 year in Auckland, 2 years if outside Auckland.
• ● Graduate Diploma Leading to Registration: 2 years.
• ● Postgraduate Diploma and Masters students: 3 years.

Intakes:

• ● February, July, October..