New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Zealand
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New Zealand
Study in New Zealand: A
World-Class Education
Destination
University of Auckland
• Top Ranked
University of Otago
• New Zealand’s first university,
established in 1869.
• Known for research excellence in
marine biology and geology.
• Otago earned the world's first QS
5+ Stars rating
University of Wellington
• Strong emphasis on humanities,
law, and creative arts.
• Situated in Wellington, known as
one of the safest and most liveable
cities globally
UNIVERSITIES
AND
COLLEGES
University of Waikato
• Strong reputation in business,
education, and computer science.
• one of the top 1% of business
schools globally to hold the
prestigious Triple Crown
Accreditation
• Known for cutting-edge research in
cybersecurity and computer
science
Massey University
• Recognized for distance learning
and flexible study options.
• recognized for programs in
Veterinary Science (28th globally)
• offers a unique Master of
Sustainable Development Goals,
recently expanded with a Climate
University Of Auckland
University Admission
Process
Language Proficiency
Requirements
• IELTS: Minimum overall score of
6.0–7.0 (varies by program).
• TOEFL : Minimum score of 80–
100.
Waivers: Possible for applicants
from English-speaking countries or
those with English-medium
education.
University Admission
Process
• Application Platform:
Submit through the eVision
online portal.
• Undergraduate: Provide high
school transcripts and meet
country-specific entry
requirements.
• Postgraduate: Submit
undergraduate degree
qualifications, transcripts, and
relevant references.
• Deadlines: Programs have
varying closing dates; check
Scholarships and Financial Aid
• Available Scholarships:
• Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship
for International Students
• Postgraduate Research
Scholarships
• Eligibility: Academic merit,
research potential, or financial
need.
• Application: Some scholarships
are automatic; others need
separate applications.
Statistics:
Student Enrollment: About 21,000
students, including 3,000
international students.
Student-Faculty Ratio: 14:1.
Gender Ratio: Slightly more female
students, around 55% female and
45% male.
Language Proficiency
Requirements
• IELTS: Minimum overall score of
6.0–7.0 depending on the
program.
• TOEFL iBT: Minimum score of
80–95.
Waivers: Applicable for students
from English-speaking countries or
prior English-medium education.
Application Deadlines
Undergraduate & General:
Trimester 1: December 1.
Trimester 2: May 1.
Trimester 3: September 1.
Postgraduate Programs:
Conservation Biology: October 15.
Teaching & Learning: November 15.
Varies by program, check specific
deadlines.
Prerequisites:
Course-specific requirements for
STEM or creative fields.
Proof of financial ability for tuition
and living expenses.
English language test results as per
program requirements.
Tuition Fees:
Undergraduate Degrees: NZD
29,760–33,830 per year.
Postgraduate Degrees: Up to NZD
62,000 annually, depending on the
program.
Additional fees include a Student
Services Levy and Student Assistance
Levy
Statistics:
Student Enrolment: 21,537
students, including 2,966 international
students.
Student-Faculty Ratio: 16:1.
Gender Ratio: 40% male, 60% female
Acceptance Rate:
Approximately 64%, indicating a
moderately selective admission process.
Other Highlights:
No application fee for international
students.
Courses like Business, Law, Design
Innovation, and Computer Science are
highly reputed.
Minimum GPA for admission: 3.0–3.5,
depending on the program.
University-Specific
Scholarships:
Tongarewa Scholarship:
Value: NZ$10,000 for
undergraduate and master’s
students; NZ$5,000 for selected
master's programs.
Requirements: Open to new
international students paying full
fees.
Deadlines vary based on the
academic trimester
Doctoral Scholarships:
Value: Annual stipend of
NZ$27,500 plus full tuition fees.
Open to outstanding Ph.D.
candidates from any nationality
•
Internships tied to course requirements
allowed under visa rules
Summer of Tech: Paid IT and design
internships.
Thank
• AIESEC: Global internships in various Unlock Your Fu
fields.
• Intern NZ & New Zealand
Internships: Paid matching services. Start your jour
• University career services and Student
Job Search support scholarships, p
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Tech internships: $20–$30/hour. applications, a
50% of interns in Dunedin's program
secure jobs post-internship. toward a succe
• Large firms recruit cohorts for
collaborative learning
Zealand.
TIPS:
• Apply early (2nd year or later in
university).
• Use career services and platforms like
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