About New Zealand

New Zealand is a mixture of stunning beauty and unique culture. Poised on the world’s edge it is is a compact country which is highly responsive to the changing needs of global communities and international business.

Over 40 million

Due to a peculiar long and thin shape New Zealand enjoys a variety of climatic conditions, from sub-tropical to continental. The mild climate plays a vital role for the agriculture of New Zealand.

The main cities include Christchurch, Auckland, and Wellington.

Kiwi people are as serene as the country itself. They have a reputation of friendliness, creativity and independence. Being the peace capital of the world, New Zealand is open to other cultures having a mix of ancient Maori history and the diversity of Asian-Pacific nationalities. Sports plays a pivotal role in keeping various cultures connected and maintain the diversity of the country.

New Zealand transport offers travelers a large selection of quality private and public transport options. New Zealand transport includes bus transport, air charters, car hire, train transport, limousine hire and more.

Some rental car companies even supply a GPS Tourism Guide for the duration of your rental car hire period FREE of charge.

Recognized and Respected Throughout the World

New Zealand’s colleges and universities are well respected internationally and offer a broad range of educational opportunities for international students here.

New Zealand has quality institutions including a nationwide network of English language schools as well as internationally regarded and accredited tertiary education providers.

International students can study for a certificate, diploma through to masters and doctoral degrees.

Studying in New Zealand is a great way to see the country while you gain new knowledge and skills. Living and tuition costs compare well with other countries.

Courses are available for academic, professional and vocational studies at universities, polytechnics, teachers, colleges, secondary schools and private training establishments. There are also a number of private English language schools.

For a totally different spin on education, there are several adventure schools around the country. Usually sited in beautiful locations, these schools focus on outdoor sports and activities as well as personal development.

From scuba diving and rock climbing to leadership and survival skills, the subject choices are inspiring.

If you really want to immerse yourself in the New Zealand way of life while you’re studying, you can arrange a homestay with a New Zealand family. This is a particularly clever idea if you’re trying to improve your English.

New Zealnad has been welcoming to international students. All universities and institutes have a dedicated international office, international students socities and planned social activities for international students.

For Kiwi citizens, educations is nominally free for primary, intermediate till secondary level. Students normally commence higher education at the age of 18 to achieve furhter higher education. New Zealand offers vocational courses and skill oriented short courses thereby reducing time and living expenses that a student spends.

A Master Degree program is for 1 to 2 year and a Doctoral degree program for 3-4 years.

A Bachelor Degree program normally lasts for 3 to 4 years and are usually taught programs.

Foundation Degrees

Vocational Courses

Study Costs

The average range of tuition fee is below

Undergraduate Courses

Arts / Humanities / Social Sciences NZ $ 10,000 - $ 12,000 per year Commerce / Administration / Management NZ $ 10,000 - $ 12,500 per year Computing & Mathematical Sciences NZ $ 13,000 - $ 15,000 per year Engineering NZ $ 16,000 - $ 17,500 per year Science / Science Technology NZ $ 14,000 - $ 16,000 per year Technology NZ $ 14,000 - $ 18,000 per year

Postgraduate Courses

Arts / Humanities / Social Sciences NZ $ 14,000 - $ 16,000 per year Master of Business Administration (MBA) NZ $ 18,000 - $ 24,000 per year Engineering NZ $ 18,000 - $ 24,500 per year

Average costs of living per week are:

Item	Amount ($)
Housing	125
Transport (including a car)	50
Food	100
Utilities and furniture	40
Other goods	25
Health	25
Leisure	50
Clothes	40
Total	455

The cost of living in Auckland is around 20 to 30 percent more.

English language skills will be important for your future career prospects. English is accepted as being the language of business, science, IT and the Internet around the whole world. Learning English in the UK allows you to immerse yourself in the language, to live and think in English.

20 hours per week during studies

Full time during vacation.