Study in New Zealand
Top 5 Reasons to Study in New Zealand
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According to the QS World University Rankings 2018, all New Zealand universities are among the top 3% in the world.
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New Zealand institutions provide 'work-ready' programs and internships, allowing students to connect with both New Zealand and multinational corporations.
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New Zealand became the first country in the world to legally require education providers to uphold standards of care and support for international students in 2002.
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The country's economy is based on agriculture and dairy farming, and it is a world leader in these fields.
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In comparison to many other countries around the world, education institutions in New Zealand offer Competitive tuition fees, combined with a low cost of living.
Quick Facts about New Zealand
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Population: 50.8 Lakh
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Capital: Wellington
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Largest City: Auckland
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Major Language: English
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Currency: New Zealand Dollar
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Dial Code: +64
Higher Education System
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Bachelor’s: 3-4 Years
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Master’s: 2 Years
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Doctoral: 3-4 Years
General Admission Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in New Zealand
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Academics: 60% Above marks in 12th /Equivalent
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English Language Proficiency: IELTS 6.0
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Other Requirements: Statement of Purpose, Recommendation Letters, and Resume
Master's Degree in New Zealand
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Academics: 60% Above marks in graduate
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English Language Proficiency: IELTS 6.5
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Other Requirements: Statement of Purpose, Recommendation Letters, and Resume
Popular Courses
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Agriculture & Veterinary Sciences
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Animation & Graphics
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Travel Tourism & Hospitality
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International Business & Supply Chain Management
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Bioscience & Technology
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Arts & Humanity
Top Universities in New Zealand (Latest QS Rankings)
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The University of Auckland
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University of Otago
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Victoria University of Wellington
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University of Canterbury | Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha
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Massey University
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University of Waikato
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Lincoln University
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Auckland University of Technology (AUT)
Cost of Studies
Undergraduate: NZ$20,500-25,000/Year
Master: NZ$19,000-29,000 Annually
Doctoral: NZ$6,500-9,000 Annually
MBA: NZ$31,000-50,000 Annually
Cost of living: NZ$13,000-16,000
Student Visa Requirements
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Proof of sufficient funds
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Tuition fee (self/sponsor)
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Living expenses
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Scholarship proof (if applicable)
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Students need to show that they have 9,862 USD to support for a year
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Air tickets to return to the home country
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Fee receipt
Note: Pay your tuition fees student visa approval
Post Study Careers
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You can apply for a visa to work in New Zealand for up to 3 years after you finish your study if you have an acceptable qualification.
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A Post-study work visa lasts for 1, 2 or 3 years depending on the level of your qualification and where you studied.
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A Post-study work visa lets you work for any employer and in almost any job.
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Your partner can apply for a work visa and your dependent children can study fee-free as domestic students.
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If you plan to live in New Zealand permanently getting a skilled job in an occupation where there’s a shortage could improve your chances of getting a residence visa.
