Study in New Zealand

Why study in New Zealand?

1. High-Quality Education
New Zealand’s education system is world-renowned for its high standards and practical approach to learning. The country is home to top universities and institutions that are globally recognized for their excellence in various fields.

2. Diverse Range of Programs
From business, engineering, and IT to health sciences, arts, and environmental studies, New Zealand offers a wide array of academic programs that cater to your interests and career aspirations.

3. Innovative Research Opportunities
New Zealand is at the forefront of research in areas such as agriculture, biotechnology, and environmental sustainability, offering students opportunities to participate in groundbreaking projects.

4. Work Opportunities
International students in New Zealand can work part-time during their studies and full-time during holidays, gaining valuable work experience. After completing their studies, the Post Study Work Visa (up to three years) allows you to work and gain practical experience in your field.

5. Safe and Welcoming Environment
New Zealand is known for its safe, friendly, and inclusive environment. The country’s diverse culture welcomes students from all over the world, offering a truly global experience.

6. Quality of Life
With its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant cities, and excellent healthcare system, New Zealand offers an unmatched lifestyle, combining academic excellence with outdoor adventure and a relaxed pace of life.

7. Pathway to Permanent Residency
New Zealand offers favorable immigration policies, providing international students with pathways to permanent residency after completing their studies, especially in fields experiencing skills shortages.

Our Services for Students Planning to Study in New Zealand:

  • University & Program Selection: Tailored advice on choosing the right institution and program based on your academic and career goals.
  • Application Assistance: Expert help in preparing and submitting applications to top New Zealand universities and colleges.
  • Visa Guidance: Step-by-step support with the student visa application process, ensuring a smooth experience.
  • Pre-Departure Support: Guidance on travel, accommodation, and settling into your new life in New Zealand.

Top Study Destinations in New Zealand:

  • Auckland (University of Auckland, Auckland University of Technology)
  • Wellington (Victoria University of Wellington, Massey University)
  • Christchurch (University of Canterbury, Lincoln University)
  • Dunedin (University of Otago, Otago Polytechnic)

Start Your New Zealand Adventure
Studying in New Zealand offers more than just academic success; it’s an opportunity to experience some of the world’s most beautiful landscapes while building a successful future. Let us help you embark on your journey to New Zealand today.

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List of colleges in New Zealand

Application Process

The application process and the turnaround times will vary from one institution to the other.  The Universities and ITP’S (institute of technology and polytechnics) have an average turnaround time for an offer letter that is anything between 6-10 weeks. The private institutions will have a faster turnaround time. Hence it is advised to apply early.

The documents required for the admissions and for the assessment are- mark sheets and passing certificates of previous studies, work experience letters (if applicable), reference letters, IELTS/TOEFL/PTE score card to assess English proficiency, ID pages of passport. Additional documents (Statement of purpose and CV) can be asked by the counselor if required depending on the course you have selected.

Deadlines & Intakes: New Zealand generally has two intakes in a year i.e. February/March and July/ August. However some courses have multiple intakes in a year. 

Cost of Studying in New Zealand

What its like to be studying and living in New Zealand?

Multiple accommodation options are available to students that include on campus stay, home stay with a local family or off campus accommodation in a rented flat usually shared by friends or acquaintances. Halls of Residence are generally located a short walk from campus where the rooms are single or twin-share, with communal laundry, lounge room and dining hall. Meals are usually provided, and all dietary needs can be catered for.  Rental accommodation is generally clustered around colleges and universities, but flats can be found in most city suburbs.

Like any other country including India, the cost of living in metro cities is higher as compared to the regional areas of New Zealand. For example the cost of living in Auckland will be higher than that in Hamilton. The average costs of living in New Zealand would range between NZD 15000- NZD 20000.

Climate

The climate in New Zealand is temperate with relatively mild, wet winters and warm and dry summers

  • Summer (December to February)
  • Autumn (March to May)
  • Winter (June to August)

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