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Country details

  • Size A little bigger than UK and smaller than Japan
  • Population 4.74 million (1/3 population lives in Auckland)
  • Main cities Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, Hamilton, Rotorua, Tauranga
  • Capital City Wellington
  • Location South west Pacific Ocean (Southeast of Australia, below the Pacific Islandand above Antarctica)
  • Climate Summer (December to March)-Average 20 to 30 degree Celsius Winter (June to August) Average-10 to 15 degree Celsius
  • Sports Rugby, Cricket
  • Currency NZ $ (1 NZ$ = INR 53.00 Approx.)
  • Per Capita Income 41205$ and GDP growth 2.8%.
  • Language English and Maori
  • Rank 11 th for best country and 5 th Strongest Passport in the World.
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Why Study in New Zealand?

Study in a top-notch educational system that is subject to strict government oversight and regulation in New Zealand. Engage in experiential learning with a hands-on approach to instill practical skills that will open doors to worldwide prospects. Develop flawless English language skills to function well in demanding, multicultural workplaces. With NZ certifications, which are highly sought after in the global employment market, stay ahead of the competition.

Quick facts

  • Universities in New Zealand are in the top 5 percent worldwide.
  • Only nation in the world with every university included among the top 600
  • More than 25,000 foreign students representing 150 nations
  • There are 550 Private Training Establishments (PTEs), 16 Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics (ITPs), and 8 state-funded institutions.
  • Possibilities for good permanent residency and a three-year post-study work visa
  • As per The Economist Intelligence Unit's 2019 rankings, the country with the best English-speaking education system for pupils' future readiness is
  • NZ qualifications are recognized in more than 45 countries as a member of the Lisbon Qualification Recognition Convention.
  • Lower tuition costs and a large number of available scholarships

Popular Courses

  • AGRICULTURAL AND FORESTRY
  • BUSINESS AND FINANCE
  • ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION
  • HEALTHCARE
  • INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY
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The Best New Zealand Universities

Name of University Courses Offered QS Rank 2024 Average Tuition Fee (per year)
University of Auckland Arts, Business, Engineering, Health Sciences, Law, etc. 68 NZD 32,000 - 44,000
University of Otago Arts, Commerce, Health Sciences, Sciences, Law, etc. 206 NZD 22,000 - 35,000
Victoria University of Wellington Arts, Business, Design, Engineering, Science, etc. 241 NZD 25,000 - 35,000
University of Canterbury Arts, Business, Engineering, Health Sciences, Law, etc. 256 NZD 28,000 - 37,000
University of Waikato Arts, Business, Education, Engineering, Science, etc. 250 NZD 25,000 - 34,000
Massey University Arts, Business, Design, Engineering, Science, etc. 239 NZD 25,000 - 35,000
Lincoln University Agriculture, Commerce, Environmental Science, etc. 362 NZD 26,000 - 32,000
Auckland University of Technology Business, Computer Science, Health Sciences, etc. 407 NZD 26,000 - 34,000

Post-Study Work Opportunitiesto Study in New Zealand for Indian Students

After completing their education in the nation, international students might find employment in New Zealand. Through these chances, students can explore career alternatives after graduation and obtain significant work experience.

The following are some post-study employment opportunities in New Zealand:

  • Post-Study Work Visa (Employer Assisted): With this visa, you can work in New Zealand for a maximum of two years following the completion of a degree from a recognized New Zealand university. You must have a job offer from an approved employer that is relevant to your qualifications in order to be eligible.

Post-Study Work Visa (Open)

If you are unable to get employment, you may work in New Zealand for a maximum of three years under the terms of this work visa. Graduates who have earned a qualification at Level 7 or higher on the New Zealand Qualifications Framework are eligible for it. During this time, you might look for a job that fits your qualifications.

  • Entrepreneur Work Visa: You can apply for an Entrepreneur Work Visa if you wish to start a business in New Zealand and have a creative business idea. You can work for yourself as a permanent resident and obtain this visa to operate your own business.
  • Skilled Migrant Category: You might be able to apply for a visa under this category if you meet the requirements in terms of education, job experience, and talents that are in demand in New Zealand. A permanent residence and employment permit in New Zealand can be obtained with this visa.
  • 3. 3. Job Search Visa: After completing your education in New Zealand, you can apply for a Job Search Visa, which enables you to remain in the nation for a period of time to look for work.
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The prominent job roles with wages that are open to international students in New Zealand are included in this table.

  • Jobs
  • Software Engineer
  • Mechanical Engineer
  • Electrical Engineer
  • Civil Engineer
  • Business Analyst
  • Accountant
  • Nurse
  • Marketing Coordinator
  • Graphic Designer
  • Sales Representative
  • Salary in NZD
  • NZD 60,000 - NZD 100,000
  • NZD 55,000 - NZD 90,000
  • NZD 55,000 - NZD 90,000
  • NZD 55,000 - NZD 90,000
  • NZD 5,000 - NZD 90,000
  • NZD 50,000 - NZD 85,000
  • NZD 45,000 - NZD 75,000
  • NZD 45,000 -NZD 75,000
  • NZD 40,000 - NZD 70,000
  • NZD 40,000 - NZD 70,000

Careerline New Zealand

Tuition Fees

Study in New Zealand includes high quality courses with high standard of living at lower cost than other study destinations. The costs given below will give you an idea of how much money you will need for your abroad study in New Zealand, as it can vary from city to city. Tuition fees vary from programme.

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  • Under Graduate Programmes
  • Arts / Humanities / Social Science / Commerce / Administration Management
  • Computing / Mathematical Science
  • Engineering & Technology
  • Tuition Fees (per year)
  • 20000 - 26000 NZ$

  • 20000 - 24000 NZ$
  • 24000 - 28000 NZ$
  • Post Graduate Programmes
  • Arts / Humanities / Social Science
  • MBA & Other Management programs
  • Engineering
  • Tuition Fees (per year)
  • 24000 - 28000 NZ$
  • 35000 - 50000 NZ$
  • 30000 - 40000 NZ$

Note : The above figures are approximates only. Cost may differ.

New Zealand

Process Flow

  • Select Course & Check Admission Requirements
  • Clear Imperative Exams IELTS / PTE / TOEFL
  • Submit Application to the Selected University & Receive offer letter
  • Prepare Finance & Income Documents of Family / Sponsor
  • Undergo Medical Examination with Registered Doctors & Get Police Clearance Certificate
  • Submit Student Visa Application with the NZ Immigration
  • Pay Tuition Fee & Get the Receipt
  • Make Pre-Departure Arrangements (Tickets / Insurance / Foreign Exchange / Accommodation)
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