NEW ZEALAND

Education in New Zealand is recognized around the world because of its very high quality and international outlook.

Studying in New Zealand means that you will meet students from all over the world. For most people, New Zealand represents all things wanderlust. It’s also a country with a unique culture and a stunning natural environment, with endless possibilities for adventures and sports. New Zealand offers a wonderful outdoor lifestyle that is in harmony with its multi-cultural environment.

Why Study In NEW ZEALAND ?

New Zealand has several higher education institutions: universities, colleges, private institutions and polytechnics. Eight universities in New Zealand offer high-quality education. All eight universities are ranked within the QS World University Ranking top 500. The highest ranked is the University of Auckland, 82nd place, followed by the University of Otago at 151st place. One great advantage to studying in New Zealand is the unique approach to education. Students are encouraged to think individually and find solutions, which is how many develop unique strengths and ideas whilst studying in the country. You can study in New Zealand at all of the traditional levels: undergraduate (bachelor’s), postgraduate (master’s) and doctoral (PhD). There are options to gain specific qualifications, such as Graduate Diplomas and Honours. These types of study generally last one year.

Benefits of studying in New Zealand

• World’s most recognised education system
• Perfect balance in theoretical and practical modules focused on industry-centric training
• Qualifications widely recognised and respected internationally
• Cost of education is cheaper as compared to US/ Europe
• Fee payment only on visa approval
• Cost-influential industry-endorsed programs for engineers
• Hospitality programs with paid internships
• Skill shortage across various sectors, therefore high demand for fresh graduates
• Temperate climate with pleasant seasonal changes conducive to study and recreation.
• Large numbers of Indians have migrated in the last ten years and have been successful.
• High Student Visas as compared to countries like the US
• Work permit for Spouse

Study Options

New Zealand's higher education institutions are divided into four categories:

• Universities 
• Polytechnics and institutes of technology 
• Colleges of education 
• Private training providers

Studying in New Zealand means becoming a part of an education system that is currently ranked as the 7th best in the world—far superior to many OECD countries. As a former British colony, the New Zealand education system is strongly based on the European system, with some minor differences. Students can pursue bachelor's degrees, postgraduate studies, or research. Further education also encompasses higher and vocational degrees. Studying in New Zealand offers a unique opportunity to be part of a diverse society that is open to various abilities, religious beliefs, ethnic groups, income levels, and ideas about teaching and learning. 

ENGLISH REQUIREMENTS

• IELTS scores serve as proof of English Proficiency.
• Diploma programs: An overall band score of 5.5 with no band less than 5.0.
• Bachelor’s Degree: An overall band score of 6.0.
• Graduate Diploma: An overall band score of 6.0.
• Post Graduate Diploma: An IELTS Score of 6.5 overall.
• Master Programs: An overall band score of 6.5.

WORK RIGHTS

• 20 hours per week; 40 hours during vacation.
• Spouse is eligible for full-time work permits if a student is pursuing a postgraduate qualification.

STAY BACK

• Diploma & Graduate Diploma – Inside Auckland 1 year Stay Back, Outside Auckland 2 years Stay Back.

Diploma & Graduate Diploma: 1 year Stay Back inside Auckland, 2 years Stay Back outside Auckland. Graduate Diploma Leading to Registration: 2 years Stay Back.
Post Graduate Diploma & Masters: 3 years Stay Back.