Fast Facts About Studying in New Zealand

Everything You Need to Know – At a Glance

Education & Academics

• 8 globally ranked universities, including the University of Auckland and the University of Otago

• Recognized for practical, research-based learning

• Study options from diplomas to PhDs

• Degree qualifications are recognized worldwide

Work While You Study

• Work up to 20 hours per week during study periods

• Full-time work is allowed during scheduled breaks and holidays

• Strong demand for part-time jobs in hospitality, retail, and admin

Post-Study Opportunities

• Up to 3 years Post-Study Work Visa available (based on qualification & location)

• Pathway to Skilled Migrant Category for long-term residency

• High demand for graduates in IT, engineering, healthcare, construction, and more

Costs & Scholarships

• Tuition fees: $18,000–$30,000/year (depending on program)

• Living expenses: $15,000–$20,000/year

• Scholarships are available from universities and government programs

Safety & Student Support

• Ranked among the top 3 safest countries in the world (Global Peace Index)

• Universities offer strong international student support services

• Access to New Zealand’s public healthcare system for eligible visa holders

Lifestyle & Culture

• Over 120,000 international students from across the globe

• An English-speaking country with a diverse, inclusive society

• Known for a clean, green environment and excellent quality of life

Quick Travel & Exploration

• Study in scenic cities like Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin

• Easy access to mountains, beaches, adventure sports, and national parks

• Ideal destination for students who value work-life balance

Start Your New Zealand Journey Today

Want to study in a safe, affordable, and globally respected destination?
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