New Zealand offers world-class education, safe lifestyle, modern learning environments, stunning natural landscapes and excellent post-study opportunities for international students.
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Island country in the Pacific Ocean, approximately 1500 km east of Australia.
Approximately 5 million.
Unitary, Parliamentary and Constitutional Monarchy.
Wellington.
English and Maori.
New Zealand Dollar (NZD).
New Zealand offers student-friendly cities with modern campuses, creative culture, natural beauty and career-focused study options.
New Zealand’s largest city with over one and a half million people and five major universities. It is a cultural hub offering Maori culture, art, history and serene beaches.
The capital city and second-largest metropolitan area, known for coffee culture, creative arts, museums and institutions offering writing, film and music programs.
Known for lush green landscapes and opportunities in horticulture, natural sciences, ecology and geology, along with surfing, climbing, kayaking and biking.
The fourth-largest city of New Zealand offering a calm urban environment, prestigious universities and sports like rugby, cycling, rowing and motorsport.
A UNESCO Creative City of Literature known for literary heritage, events, street art, museums and libraries.
Known as the Student City, with a young population and campuses offering courses in business, life sciences, agriculture, horticulture and veterinary studies.
New Zealand welcomes international students to study at schools, universities, institutes of technology, polytechnics and private training establishments.
The New Zealand Government has established strong national quality assurance systems to help institutions maintain the quality and consistency of training programmes and assessment practices.
NZQA is the quality assurance body for non-university providers such as English language schools. Immigration New Zealand issues student visas only for courses, programmes or qualifications approved by a recognised quality assurance body.
The NZQF is divided into 10 levels and covers qualifications from certificates to doctoral degrees.
| Program | Duration |
|---|---|
| Certificate | 6 months – 1 year |
| Diploma | 1–2 years |
| Undergraduate Degrees | 3–4 years |
| Program | Duration |
|---|---|
| Graduate Certificate | 6 months – 1 year |
| Post Graduate Diploma | 1 year |
| Taught Masters | 12–24 months |
| Master’s Degree Research | 2 years |
| Research Masters / PhD | 3–4 years |
Universities, private organisations and government bodies in New Zealand and India offer scholarships, bursaries, grants, fellowships and financial awards to deserving students.
Ask for GuidanceAll New Zealand universities are in the top 3% of universities worldwide by QS World University Rankings.
New Zealand celebrates its bicultural heritage and multicultural society including Maori, Asian and Pacific communities.
New Zealanders are known for their friendly, honest and open nature, helping students feel at home.
New Zealand offers a relaxed lifestyle, high government transparency and strong security.
Learning in an English-speaking country helps international students improve their language skills.
Students can travel across coastlines, snowy mountains, green native bush, countryside and cosmopolitan cities.
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1. New Zealand is famous for adrenaline sports, especially bungee jumping.
2. Kiwi fruit is originally from China but was named after the kiwi bird.
3. Nelson's Blue Lake is one of the clearest lakes in the world.
4. New Zealand became the first country to give women the right to vote in 1893.
5. Baldwin Street in Dunedin is known as the steepest residential street in the world.
6. There are no snakes in New Zealand.
You may be eligible to undertake post-study work to put your newly gained knowledge to use and gain local work experience. Education providers and government bodies help connect students with employers through career fairs, employment hubs, job boards and networking events.
If you are considering staying in New Zealand and working after your current visa expires, you may need to apply for a new visa. The best pathway depends on your situation.
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