Study in New Zealand

New Zealand (NZ) is an island country in the South Pacific Ocean located about 2,000 km southeast of Australia. The North Island and the South Island, are the two largest islands in the island nation, along with a few smaller ones. The country is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and exceptional natural beauty, which has drawn filmmakers from all over the world. It has a largely temperate climate. 

Why Study in New Zealand?

New Zealand is quickly becoming one of the top destinations for Indian students looking to study abroad. New Zealand has a lot to offer, including a world-class educational system, credentials that are recognised internationally, numerous research possibilities, and an unrivalled quality of life. You can count on a warm and inviting community while you are a student here, as well as a first-rate international student support system. Here are a few of the main reasons for choosing New Zealand for your further education. 

Globally recognised qualification

All the eight universities in New Zealand consistently achieve high rankings in the QS World Rankings* and Times Higher Education Rankings, and degrees from any of these institutions are recognised around the world, providing access to opportunities everywhere.

Innovation and Research

For students interested in research, New Zealand offers a wealth of alternatives. The country boasts a faculty with extensive experience, well-stocked labs, and access to the newest tools, resources, and possibilities. Its spirit of innovation has turned it into a centre for new technologies, research, and development in a number of industries, including healthcare, physics, geology, engineering, astronomy, computer science, agriculture, etc.

Safe and Peaceful

According to the Global Peace Index 2018*, which measures the political stability and social tolerance of the Kiwi democracy, New Zealand is ranked second. You will have the same rights as your Kiwi peers as an overseas student.

Fantastic Culture

The indigenous Mori people of New Zealand, who have their own language and mythology, have a rich cultural past that meets British-influenced Western customs. Today, Mori culture is frequently portrayed in New Zealand’s arts, crafts, and cuisine.

Fees

International undergraduate and postgraduate tuition fees vary considerably in colleges and universities, starting at around NZ$16,000 and going up to NZ$40,000 or more depending on a college or University. 

Visa

As an International student, you will be required to show the funds in the form of various savings to cover the cost of the first year of tuition fees and living expenses.