New Zealand offers a British-based education system, breathtaking natural surroundings and a genuinely student-friendly immigration policy. All eight universiti…
New Zealand offers a British-based education system, breathtaking natural surroundings and a genuinely student-friendly immigration policy. All eight universities rank in the global top 500.
New Zealand qualifications follow the NZQF framework — certificates, diplomas, bachelor's, postgraduate diplomas and master's — all quality-assured and internationally portable.
NZ Excellence Awards and university scholarships from NZD 5,000 to substantial tuition reductions.
Up to 20 hours per week during study and full-time during scheduled holidays.
Post-study work visa of 1–3 years depending on qualification level and where you study.
Fee-paying student visa requiring an offer of place, proof of funds and health and character requirements.
February and July primary intakes, with some rolling starts.
Skill shortages in construction, IT, engineering, healthcare and agriculture create strong graduate opportunities.
The most common questions students ask us about studying in New Zealand.
February and July primary intakes, with some rolling starts.
Tuition is typically NZD 22,000 – 38,000 per year for most programs. Living costs are around NZD 20,000 per year is the indicative living-cost requirement for the student visa. Scholarships can significantly reduce this — nZ Excellence Awards and university scholarships from NZD 5,000 to substantial tuition reductions.
Up to 20 hours per week during study and full-time during scheduled holidays.
Post-study work visa of 1–3 years depending on qualification level and where you study.
You'll generally need class 12 / bachelor's academic records, ielts 6.0 / pte / equivalent, statement of purpose, offer of place from the institution, financial and passport documents. Our counsellors prepare and review everything with you.
Book a free session and let our counsellors build your New Zealand application roadmap.