Study in New Zealand

New Zealand is a happening destination for the last few years in Nepal. It is a safe destination that has a world class educational system and also has some of the best world ranked universities and Government owned colleges in the world.

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Reasons to study in New Zealand

1. Internationally recognized Universities and Colleges

New Zealand’s Universities and Institutions are internationally recognized and accepted. New Zealand’s qualifications are highly regarded by employers in the world.

All 8 New Zealand Universities have found place in QS World Rankings 2018:

1. University of Auckland
2. University of Otago
3. University of Canterbury
4. Victoria University of Wellington
5. University of Waikato
6. Massey University
7. Lincoln University
8. Auckland University of Technology

List of Government Colleges in New Zealand

1. Ara Institute of Canterbury
2. Eastern Institute of Technology (Hawkes Bay) (EIT)
3. Manukau Institute of Technology
4. Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT)
5. Northland Polytechnic (NorthTec)
6. Otago Polytechnic
7. Southern Institute of Technology (SIT)
8. Tai Poutini Polytechnic
9. The Open Polytechnic of New Zealand
10. Unitec New Zealand Universal College of Learning (UCOL)
11. Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec)
12. Wellington Institute of Technology (Weltec)
13. Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki (WITT)
14. Whitireia Community Polytechnic 

2. Tuition Fees & Expenses

New Zealand is the perfect study abroad destination for Students due to its lower annual tuition fees and low cost of living for many courses. The living expenses in New Zealand are cheaper than other study abroad destination like Canada, UK, the U.S and Australia. Fresh Food, accommodation options and transport facilities are easily available at affordable costs in the country.

Approximate Cost of the Course at Colleges/Universities:

• Undergraduate – $18000 – $25000
• Post Graduate – $25,000 – $40000

Approximate Cost of Living: NZ $ 12,000 – NZ $ 15,000 per annum

3. Quality Learning

The New Zealand education system is based on the British education model. New Zealand’s higher education programs are well known for their quality of teaching and advanced facilities. The government of New Zealand gas excellent quality assurance systems to monitor and ensure quality education. Students can immensely benefit with their practical oriented education and excellent teaching standards.

4. Minimal Requirements

New Zealand Universities/Colleges have minimal entry requirements for many programs. There is not much competition to get admission in a university whether it is bachelor’s degree, master’s degree or postgraduate diploma courses in New Zealand. Students with passing marks and moderate grades can study there easily. Additionally, students are required to sit for an English proficiency test IELTS, PTE, TOEFL etc to meet the Engligh entry requirement. Also, there is no age bar to study in New Zealand.

The international students seeking admission in New Zealand Universities/Colleges can pay the tuition fee after they get student visa approval (AIP) for New Zealand.

5. Safe and Stable Society

New Zealand is a safe and stable country with a very nice lifestyle. Acc. to Global Peace Index 2017, New Zealand is the second safest peaceful and safe country out of 163 countries in the world.

New Zealand has political stability and low crime rate. The people in New Zealand accept and respect other cultures and welcome international students warmly in the country irrespective of religion, caste and gender.

6.Beautiful Country

New Zealand is a mysteriously fascinating country with extremely beautiful landscapes, mountains, lakes, and unique biodiversity.

For anyone who looks for adventure, New Zealand offers great adventure activities including white water rafting, skiing, mountain biking etc. There are always new things to do and enjoy while staying in New Zealand.

New Zealand offers the best of both the worlds- city and country life. You can access all the modern amenities and facilities of city life while enjoying the beauty of countryside.

7. Study and work

Students want to work while studying to meet their living expenses and get experience. Students studying in New Zealand can work while studying. With student visa, students can work 20 hours weekly during the study and full time during scheduled holidays. There are many part-time opportunities available in sectors like retail, hospitality, banking, finance etc. Some students find a part-time job in their specific university.

Post Study Work Arrangements

Who will be eligible for post-study work visas?

• You may be eligible for a post-study work visa if you have completed a programme of study that results in:
• A qualification at level 7 on the New Zealand Qualifications Framework that you have studied for at least 30 weeks in New Zealand; or
• One qualification at levels 4-6 on the New Zealand Qualifications Framework that you have studied for at 60 weeks in New Zealand; or
• Two qualifications at levels 4-6 on the New Zealand Qualifications Framework that you have studied for at 30 weeks each in New Zealand (a total of 60 weeks, where the second qualification is of a higher level than the first).

Visa conditions:

• Post-study work visas will be granted with ‘open’ work conditions.
• This means that your work visa won’t be linked to any employer and the employer-assisted post-study work visa will no longer exist. You won’t need a job offer to get a post-study work visa.

Visa duration:

• The open post-study work visa will be granted for one, two, or three years, or for the remainder of the time left on your visa if you hold an existing employer-assisted visa.
• The duration depends on various things, including the level of the qualification you have gained and where you completed your qualification.