NEW ZEALAND

With excellent study opportunities, breathtaking surroundings, exciting life, and world-class education, New Zealand has become one of the best study destinations for international students. Due to its low cost of living and extensive facilities, a large number of international students prefer to study in New Zealand every year.

WHY STUDY IN NEW ZEALAND?
Extensive Opportunities For Study And Researchs

There are nearly eight institutions that make up the University system in New Zealand and they are located across the North and the South. This categorization helps learners to study in different regions and embrace different cultures. Although all the universities offer degrees in the arts, business, science, each college also has its own niche and distinct courses to offer.

Unmatched Learning Quality

Based on the British education model, New Zealand’s higher education programs are recognized for their quality of teaching and advanced facilities. To monitor and ensure quality education, the government of New Zealand has excellent quality assurance systems that help students benefit from practical-oriented education and excellent teaching standards.

Friendly Natives

New Zealand society warmly welcomes international students irrespective of their backgrounds and location. Most people don’t know that New Zealander citizens are keen to know people from other cultures.

Budget-Friendly Living

Unlike other destinations, New Zealand has a comparatively low cost of living, dining options, and a wide variety of student accommodation options. And the best thing is that public transport is easy to access and offered at the right price.

Hassle-Free Entry Requirements

Students that have scored satisfactory or above average marks can easily choose from Bachelor’s degree programs. As compared to most of the top universities in the world, the entry requirements are minimal compared to other universities in the world.

NEW ZEALAND LIFESTYLE

When you are in New Zealand, you don’t need to think about how you can enjoy it, instead, there are dozens of places for you to enjoy arts and culture. There are many universities that organize cultural events, dancing groups, musical groups, and other fun activities. As an international student, this would expand your horizon when you learn more about the world.

No matter what part of the country you are studying in, people are friendly and loving, and many of them like to meet and communicate with you. When you connect with native Kiwis, you will gain valuable information, unforgettable experiences, and a multitude of things that you would never forget.

FUN FACTS ABOUT NEW ZEALAND
  1. Universities Stand Tall of Health Research in New Zealand
    Universities in Ireland were awarded more than 82% of the $83 million allocated in the latest round of Health Research Council funding and employ most of New Zealand’s researchers.
  2. New Zealand Stands at the 2nd Highest Degree Completion Rates
    At 81%, New Zealand’s bachelor’s degree completion rates stand at 81% that are second to the UK and equal to Denmark. And the most surprising fact is that it is above the completion rates seen in Australia.
  3. International education is the Country’s Largest Export Earner
    For those who don’t know, international education becomes the 4th largest export earner in Ireland surpassing dairy, tourism, and meat.
  4. A Degree Produces a Benefit of Nearly $ 4 million
    Once a student completes their education, New Zealand University graduates likely to earn around $1.3-$4 million.
  5. All New Zealand’s Universities are ranked Among the Top 500 of the World’s Universities
    New Zealand is the only country to have all its universities ranked among the top 3% of universities across the globe.
PREFERRED COURSES THAT ARE BEING OPTED BY STUDENTS
MAJOR BACHELOR’S DEGREE
B.Sc (Adv) (Hons.) - Bachelor of Advanced Science (Honours) B.E. - Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) LLB - Bachelor of Law BN - Bachelor of Nursing MBBS - Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery LLM - Master of Law M.Sc. in Finance - Master of Finance M.E. - Master of Engineering M.Arch. - Master of Architecture MSW - Master of Social Work Graduate Diploma in Information and Communications Technology National Diploma in Science (Two years) Graduate Diploma in Information Technology Graduate Diploma in Animation Level Post Graduate Diploma of Computer Graphic Design
STUDENT VISA IN NEW ZEALAND
  1. Collect Your Documents: You need to submit all your documents relating to your identity and proof of study in New Zealand. Therefore, before applying for a Student Visa, you must check all your docs and ensure to keep all of them with you.
  2. Submit the Visa Application Form: You then need to upload the necessary documents and pay the relevant fees, once you have completed NZ Student Visa Application Form.
  3. Wait for the Reply: After that, you need to wait for any notification from the NZ Immigrations office.

Note: Once your application gets approved, you then need to appear at the respective center and attend the interview.

ASK AUSK GLOBAL

Yes, degrees from New Zealand institutions are globally accepted no matter where you go.

You can opt for an off-campus accommodation or an on-campus residence facility. Most universities in New Zealand offer hostel facilities to students from other countries.

International students can opt for numerous scholarships for all levels of study. Most of the scholarships are generally offered by the New Zealand Government, Philanthropists, and Educational Institutions.

Yes, you can work while studying in New Zealand. If you have a student visa, you can work up to 20 hours a week during term time and full-time. On the other hand, if you are looking to pursue research or already a Ph.D. student, you can then work full-time.

What’s the academic intake in New Zealand Universities?

Some of the top universities where students are deployed by Ausk Global are;

  • Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington
  • University of Canterbury, Christchurch
  • University of Waikato, Hamilton, North Island
  • Lincoln University, Lincoln
  • Auckland University of Technology, Auckland
  • Unitec Institute of Technology, Auckland
  • Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin & Auckland
  • Manukau Institute of Technology, Auckland
  • Ara Institute of Canterbury, Christchurch
  • Eastern Institute of Technology, Napier

Disclaimer: All the above-mentioned details have been gathered from various sources. We do not take the responsibility for any errors, omissions, or representations. The information is subject to change according to the guidelines of the government and law. Kindly contact our counselors to stay updated with the latest information.

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