Why Study in New Zealand?

New Zealand is an island country comprising of the North and South islands, also including a few other islands. The country is diverse in its cultures and has natural scenic beauties ranging from volcanoes, mountains, plains and glaciers. The Southern Alps form the backbone of the South Island.

Study options in New Zealand

The country offers two major intakes: January and July. Some institutes offer a September and November intake. Students can opt for diploma, degree and vocational courses. Hospitality Management, Accounting, MBA and Digital Marketing are a few popular programme choices for the international students.

The education system comprises of

Universities: There are 600 private and 8 public universities in New Zealand. Public universities offer undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Private universities /private training establishments (Pte) are for students who want less tuition cost, and they offer most courses.

ITPs: Institutes of technology and polytechnics that are owned by the government and offer affordable courses

Cost of studying

Undergraduate courses cost approximately between NZD 20000 -25000 per year. Postgraduate courses can range from NZD 10000 to 30000 per year. Student health insurance is a mandate and can cost extra if not taken from a recognized provider.

BENEFITS OF STUDYING IN NEW ZEALAND

• The education system is practical which leads to academic achievements
• Institutes are recognized worldwide, and employers highly regard them
• The advantage of Post-study work permit (2 years - 3 years)
• The option of also applying for a Permanent Residency available
• Small class size offers individual attention to students
• A Spouse can migrate with their partners and get a work permit. Children can study on domestic tuition fee if parents are permanent residents of New Zealand