STUDY IN NEW ZEALAND

STUDY IN NEW ZEALAND

• All eight universities of New Zealand consistently rank high in QS World Rankings* and Times Higher Education Rankings, and qualifications from any of these are accredited across the globe, opening doors to prospects everywhere.
• The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) also ensures that institutions are registered to enrol international students and comply with qualifications standards.
• New Zealand focuses on research-based teaching, which means you will learn dealing with situations in a systematic and an organised manner.
• The country boasts of highly experienced faculty, well-equipped laboratories, access to latest technology, equipments, and opportunities.
• Its innovative spirit has made it a hub of new technologies, research and development in various fields such as healthcare, physics, geology, engineering, astronomy, computer science, agriculture, etc.
• The country boasts of highly experienced faculty, well-equipped laboratories, access to latest technology, equipments, and opportunities.
• Its innovative spirit has made it a hub of new technologies, research and development in various fields such as healthcare, physics, geology, engineering, astronomy, computer science, agriculture, etc.
• New Zealand ranks second on the Global Peace Index 2018.
• As an international student in New Zealand, you can work for up to 20 hours every week during your semesters and full-time during breaks. In fact, if you’re pursuing research masters or a doctoral degree, you will be allowed to work full-time.

EDUCATION SYSTEM

• The highest level of education and qualifications at all levels is provided by the universities which offers both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.
• There are many flexible pathway programs as well that are provided by a variety of institutions in the system to help gain admission into these universities.
• New Zealand also has many lot of Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics (ITPs) and Private Training Establishments (PTEs) that offer vocational degree-level education, certification and diploma.
• New Zealand offers advanced degrees, which can be categorised under bachelors, masters and doctoral.
• New Zealand has eight funded universities that offer higher degree-level education, 16 Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics (ITPs) offering vocational courses degree and over 700 Private Training Establishments (PTEs) offering certificates or diplomas.
• All of these qualifications are highly sought after and recognised globally. Teaching may take place in large group lectures or small group tutorials.

Top 10 universities in New Zealand

• The University of Auckland
• University of Otago
• University of Canterbury
• Victoria University of Wellington
• University of Waikato
• Massey University
• Lincoln University
• Auckland University of Technology
• Manukau Insitute
• Ara Institute of Canterbury
• Auckland University Of Technology
• Taylor college auckland
• Massey University
• The Unversity Of Auckland
• University Of Waikato
• UCOL

Documents required:

• Valid passport – Your passport must be valid for at least three months beyond your period of stay in New Zealand
• Completed Student Visa Application Form (INZ 1012)
• Application fee payment receipt, as you are required to pay 295 NZD + Rs. 690 (approximately) before your interview
• An offer of a place – You need to have an offer of a place from a New Zealand institute/university. The forms are usually issued after the tuition fees have been received
• Letter from your current institution confirming status as a study abroad student
• Health insurance receipt
• You may be required to show Health and Character certificates, to prove that your intention of staying in New Zealand is genuine
• Two passport-sized photographs
• Note: Additional documentation may be required. During the personal interview, additional documents may be requested by the interviewer. These may be documents to prove evidence of academic or financial status.
• Transcripts, diplomas, degrees, or certificates from schools you attended
• Scores from tests that your college required, such as TOEFL, GRE, or GMAT

Academic Year

• New Zealand offers two intakes under its higher education programs – July and February.
• Admissions for vocational courses may also be available in March, April and May while pathway programs may have additional dates available.

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