University

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University of Auckland

University of Canterbury

Auckland University of Technology (NZ)

Victoria University of Wellington

University of Otago

Lincoln University

Top Courses

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Engineering - University of Auckland

Archaeology - University of Auckland

Pharmacy and Pharmacology - University of Auckland

Sports - University of Auckland

Geography - University of Auckland

Agriculture - University of Canterbury

Chemistry - University of Canterbury

Engineering - University of Canterbury

Music And Technology - University of Canterbury

Foreign Language and Linguistics - University of Canterbury

Finance and Accounting - Auckland University of Technology (NZ)

Art & Design Management - Auckland University of Technology (NZ)

Business Administration & Management - Auckland University of Technology (NZ)

Communication & Media Studies - Auckland University of Technology (NZ)

Computer Science and Information System - Auckland University of Technology (NZ)

Communication & Media Studies - Victoria University of Wellington

Development Studies - Victoria University of Wellington

English Language and Literature - Victoria University of Wellington

Earth and Marine Studies - Victoria University of Wellington

Geography - Victoria University of Wellington

Health Science - University of Otago

Medical Laboratory Science - University of Otago

Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery - University of Otago

Oral Health - University of Otago

Pharmacy and Pharmacology - University of Otago

Career Opportunities

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With each passing year, the number of students flying from India to New Zealand to pursue higher education is increasing. There is another reason why students are heading to New Zealand in large numbers; it is the flexibility and scope of working part-time in the country while also pursuing their own study plan. In New Zealand, international students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week. The minimum wage is set at $14.75. Other than reducing the financial burden, these work opportunities in New Zealand are an amazing way for international students to get used to NZ’s way of life, culture and get an excellent experience of the job market.

An MBA course from any of the top universities in New Zealand would cost a minimum of $40,000.

Education Cost

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Annual fees for state schools start at about $11,000 for primary schools and $13,000 for secondary schools. Annual fees for private primary and secondary schools start at about $25,000.

If a student will be studying in New Zealand for more than one year, he/she will need to prove that they have at least $15,000 to support yourself for the first year. If they’re studying for less than a year, you must have at least $1250 for each month to contribute to your living expenses.

Accommodation:

Accommodation costs vary widely by region. The national median weekly rent for a three to four bedroom house in May 2020 was $565, or $640

Scholarships

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There are many scholarships for international students including PhD scholarships and scholarships for Masters’ degrees, offered by the New Zealand Government, other governments and educational institutions.

Types of scholarships:

• New Zealand International Doctoral Research Scholarships (NZIDRS)
• New Zealand Commonwealth Scholarships
• New Zealand Excellence Awards (NZEA)
• NZ-GRADS New Zealand Global Research Alliance Doctoral Scholarship
• SEG Scholarship
• Palmerston North City Mayor's Goodwill Ambassador Scholarship

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