Study in New Zealand
Study in New zealand
New Zealand has swiftly risen as a favored destination among international students, thanks to its outstanding education system and impressive student satisfaction levels. Recognized by Mark Study, Kerala's leading study abroad consultancy, New Zealand hosts over 100,000 international students, offering a unique combination of top-notch education and a friendly atmosphere. This makes it a perfect option for those aspiring to pursue their studies abroad, providing an environment where quality education meets a warm welcome.
WHY STUDY IN NEW ZEALAND?
- ● Superior Education Quality
- ● Diverse University Options
- ● Specialized Institutes
- ● Personalised Learning
- ● Stunning Natural Beauty
- ● Work Opportunities
- ● Welcoming Community
- ● Financial Support
QUALIFICATIONS OFFERED
- Certificates and Diplomas: Practical, vocational training and courses, ranging from short-term to several years.
- Bachelor’s Degrees: Undergraduate programs across various fields, typically lasting 3-4 years.
- Postgraduate Diplomas: Specialized one-year programs building on undergraduate studies.
- Master’s Programs: Advanced two-year postgraduate degrees with a focus on research and specialisation.
- PhD: The highest level of academic research degree, usually requiring 3+ years of study.
TEST REQUIRED
- English Proficiency: IELTS scores required.
- Diploma Programs: Minimum 5.5 overall, no band below 5.0.
- Bachelor's Degree & Graduate Diploma: Minimum 6.0 overall.
- Postgraduate Diploma: Minimum 6.5 overall.
- Master's Programs: Minimum 6.5 overall.
WORK RIGHTS AND STAY BACK
Work Rights & Post-Study Stay Back Options
- Work During Studies: Up to 20 hours per week; 40 hours during vacation
- Spouse Work Permit: Eligibility for full-time work for spouses of postgraduate students.
Stay Back Duration
- Diploma & Graduate Diploma
- Inside Auckland: 1 year stay back.
- Outside Auckland: 2 years stay back.
- Graduate Diploma Leading to Registration: 2 years stay back.
- Postgraduate Diploma & Masters: 3 years stay back.
Work Rights for International Students in New Zealand:
- During Studies: Allowed to work up to 20 hours per week; up to 40 hours during vacation.
- Spouse Work Permit: Spouses of students pursuing postgraduate qualifications are eligible for a full-time work permit.
NEW ZEALAND EDUCATION SYSTEM
- Universities: New Zealand hosts 8 government-funded universities, offering diverse undergraduate and postgraduate programs to those who meet NZQA entrance qualifications.
- Polytechnics/Institutes of Technology: 20 polytechnics provide practical, vocational training and courses, ranging from certificate to degree levels.
- Private Training Institutions: There are over 800 providers specializing in short-term English language courses and other vocational training, designed to meet international students' needs.
COST OF EDUCATION
- Polytechnic Diploma Courses: NZ$13,500 - NZ$16,000 per year.
- University Undergraduate Degrees: NZ$15,000 - NZ$18,000 per year.
- Postgraduate Degrees: Starting from NZ$16,000 per year.
- MBA Degrees: Approximately NZ$22,000 per year.
- General Tuition: Around NZ$15,000 per year, varying by institution and program.
