NEW ZEALAND
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Why New Zealand?
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New Zealand has an internationally reputed education system. The Education Index, published with the UN’s Human Development Index in 2008, ranks New Zealand amongst the highest in the world. Based on the British education system, academic and vocational programs offered by universities and colleges in New Zealand are highly valued and are transferable globally. Students studying in NZ enjoy an amicable learning environment in small class sizes getting personalized attention from world class faculty. NZ Education system comprises of different type of education providers which include government recognized Universities, Institute(s) of Technology, Private Colleges and Polytechnics. Programs offered include courses from Certificate / Foundation level to PhD qualification. Due to a relatively low unemployment ratio and student friendly policy towards work permit & permanent residence, the country is a preferred choice for international students.
New Zealand offers distinctive advantages to Indian students looking for studying abroad. A few salient features of studying in New Zealand for Indian students are:
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New Zealand’s education system is globally recognized.
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Universities offer a friendly environment with an English speaking campus life.
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All programs approved by NZQA.
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Multiple intakes for several programs are available.
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Part time work is allowed 20 hrs. Per week, full time of 40 hrs. per week is allowed during summer break.
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Recent funds acceptable for student visa under Funds Transfer Scheme.
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1 year job search visa on course completion of 2 year UG programs or 1 yrs. or above on completion of PG programs.
Low density of population and demand for skilled labors make NZ an attractive destination for settlement after completion of your education.
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How much does it cost?
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New Zealand is another popular study abroad destination for international students. A Bachelors' degree here can cost between NZ $18,000- $25,000 per year, while a postgraduate degree will be around NZ $10,000- 30,000 per year. Tuition fees will vary for each programme, and will depend on institution and level of study. There are several scholarships available to international students. It is, therefore, essential to do a research on the type of scholarships that you qualify for. New Zealand's cost of living is approximately NZ$ 15,000 per year depending on lifestyle and living options.
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Here are a few institutions we work with in New Zealand -
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Auckland University of Technology [AUT]
Bay of Plenty Polytechnic [BOP]
Christ Church Polytechnic Institute of Technology [CPIT]
Cornell Inst. of Business & Technology Design & Arts College [D&A]
Eastern Institute of Technology
Manukau Institute of Technology
NCBT College (Newton College of Business and Technology)
Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology [NMIT]
New Zealand Institute of Education (NZIE)
New Zealand Institute of Highway Technology (NZIHT)
North Shore International Academy [NSIA]
Pacific International Hotel Management School [PIHMS]
Queenstown Resort College [QRC]
Southern Institute of Technology [SIT]
Universal College of Learning [UCOL]
Uunz Institute of Business
Victoria University of Wellington
Waiariki Institute of Technology
Waikato Institute of Technology [WINTEC]
Wellington Institute of Technology [WELTEC]
Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki [WITT]
Whitireia Community Polytechnic
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