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Five major aspects to study in New Zealand

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  • Worldwide recognition:
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    #1 New Zealand is one of the least corrupt nations in the World

    New Zealand is kinder to international students regarding the entry requirements in standardized tests such as SAT/ACT, TOEFL, IELTS, GRE, and GMAT. The universities in NZ require relatively lower scores than say, a university in the US or UK.

  • Quality Education:
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    #2 New Zealand through world-class international education

    New Zealand is the best in the world at preparing students for the future New Zealand ranks first out of 35 economies in having an education system, and teachers trained, to provide skills needed for the future. International education includes international students coming here to study among New Zealanders, our own people travelling the world to experience a global component in their education, and people anywhere, online and internationally, learning through great products, services and approaches built in New Zealand.

  • New Zealand Education System
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    #3 New Zealand is one of the trending overseas education destinations.

    The New Zealand International Education Strategy sets out a path for New Zealand. New Zealand wants every international student to do well in New Zealand. The International Education Strategy sets out three goals and key actions for government agencies to give effect to the Strategy, as well as measures and indicators for success.

  • Work Opportunities:
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    #4 Additionally, you can gain a ‘work permit’ besides your visa

    You will be allowed to work up to 20 hours per week through your semester on a student visa in NZ! This can be convenient for you to supplement your education in a foreign land. Additionally, you can gain a ‘work permit’ besides your visa for two years after your course ends.

  • Student Campus Life :
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    Inclusive, supportive learning environments

    New Zealand offers a very supportive environment for students. Numbers in your class or course will probably be smaller than you’re used to. So you can expect to receive more personalised attention from your teachers than you might in other parts of the world. If you’re having difficulty with an assignment, you can discuss it with your tutor or get help from the student learning centre. Seeking help where needed is a normal part of student life here.

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Massey University

Wellington, New Zealand
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The University of Auckland

Auckland, New Zealand
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University of Canterbury

Canterbury, New Zealand
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University of Canterbury

Christchurch, New Zealand
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University of Otago

Otago, New Zealand
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FOR A BETTER DECISION

Our FAQ can help you choose a course that suits your profile and needs the best.. What and where to study in New Zealand after Schooling

You need a student visa for New Zealand if you want to study for more than three months. The application process will be cheaper, faster, and easier when applied online. Students should apply 4 weeks before commencement of the course and must include certain information. The student needs to have a valid unconditional letter of admission from an NZQA accredited Institution and provide support of required finances that would be needed towards tuition fees and living & accommodation costs for the duration of stay in New Zealand.
As an Indian student with an undergraduate degree, you should be ideally looking for an institution that emphasises on practical knowledge, hands-on experience and getting you job-ready. Universities in New Zealand provide a research-driven learning approach wherein you’ll be implementing all the concepts and ideas you gather in the classroom. In fact, it is one of the best places to explore opportunities in research and development.
The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is the most preferred English language proficiency test accepted by almost all institutions in New Zealand. However, globally, Kiwi institutions are open to accepting other proficiency tests such as Test of English as a Foreign language (TOEFL) and Pearson Test of English (PTE).
You'll have a variety of options for lodging, ranging from a hall of residence to sharing an apartment. International school students are typically housed in a homestay (private boarding) and are cared for by a welcoming host family.
A New Zealand education prepares you for success; with your great skills, you will be able to secure an amazing job after graduation. You may be authorised to work up to 20 hours a week during term time and full-time during planned holidays if you have a student visa. As a Masters or PhD student, you're eligible to work full-time during the academic year as well as during designated holidays.
International students can apply for a variety of scholarships to study in New Zealand at all levels. New Zealand's government, educational institutions all give out scholarships.
From certificates to postgraduate studies, New Zealand's flexible education system makes it easy to pick a programme and curriculum that fits your budget. Student fees for overseas students differ considerably on what you study, where you study, and also how long you study.
Masters: two-year degree providing additional specialization. Doctorate: five to eight-year program certifying the student as a trained research scholar and/or professor.
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