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A safe, scenic, and practical education system that encourages critical thinking and innovation.
Destination
New Zealand
Why Study in New Zealand?
A deeper look into what makes this destination unique for international students.
New Zealand offers a British-based education system with a focus on practical skills and research. It is famous for its stunning landscapes, safety, and friendly locals, making it an ideal destination for focused study. The smaller class sizes ensure personalized attention from world-class faculty.
Practical Learning
Focus on hands-on skills, creativity and job readiness.
Safety
Consistently ranked as one of the safest and least corrupt countries.
Work Rights
Post-study work visa up to 3 years allowing for job search.
Student Support
Mandatory Code of Practice for Pastoral Care of International Students.
Scenic Beauty
Unmatched natural beauty offering great outdoor activities.
Ph.D. Benefits
Ph.D. students pay domestic fees and can bring families with full work rights.
Top Universities
Home to globally ranked institutions
Admission Requirements
Academic
- High school with 60-70%
- Bachelor’s degree with 50-55%
Language
- IELTS 6.0 (UG) / 6.5 (PG)
- PTE equivalent accepted
Interviews
- Credibility interviews are common for visa processing
Financial
- NZD $20,000 per year for living expenses + tuition funds
Cost of Study
Tuition Fees
Per Year
Living Expenses
Per Year
Insurance
Per Year (Medical & Travel)
Visa Fees
Student Visa Fee (approx)
Note: Fees are approximate and subject to change based on university and course selection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know
Can I work part-time?
Yes, up to 20 hours/week during term and full-time during scheduled holidays.
Is it easy to get PR?
The Green List and Skilled Migrant Category offer pathways for graduates in high-demand fields like Engineering, IT, and Health.
What is the climate like?
Temperate climate with mild temperatures, distinct seasons, and plenty of rain.
Are dependents allowed?
Only for Level 9 (Masters) and Level 10 (PhD) students, or students studying Green List qualifications.
Main intakes?
February and July.