Study In New Zealand
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Study In New Zealand
Safe. Scenic. Seriously Underrated.
WHY STUDENTS CHOOSE NEW ZEALAND
Big Opportunities in a Welcoming Country
All Universities Globally Ranked
1, 1.5 & 2-Year Master's Degree Options
Work Rights and Pathways
Safety and Lifestyle
WHAT TO STUDY
Where New Zealand Excels
Business and Management
Information Technology
Engineering
Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
Healthcare
Hospitality and Tourism
GOOD TO KNOW
New Zealand at a Glance
Intakes
New Zealand’s main intakes are in February and July, with selected institutions also offering rolling intakes and additional start dates throughout the year.
Course Duration
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HOW IT WORKS
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TOP UNIVERSITIES
Study in New Zealand
University of Auckland
University of Otago
Victoria University of Wellington
University of Canterbury
Massey University
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions.
Find quick answers to common questions
What are my options as a postgraduate student in New Zealand?
The most common graduate programme, following the award of a Bachelor’s degree, is a Master’s degree. It may be of 1 year’s duration, where the programme is based on taught coursework, or of 2 years’ duration, involving the completion of a research-based thesis/dissertation.
Alternatively, other programmes offered by New Zealand universities are graduate diplomas and certificates, typically of shorter duration and smaller scope than a Master’s and primarily oriented toward professional development.
To qualify for further studies i.e. a PhD programme, a Master’s degree is typically required.
What are the benefits of studying in New Zealand?
What is the cost of studying Master’s in New Zealand?
What are the language requirements for admission into a New Zealand university?
Programmes in New Zealand are taught in English. Non-native English speakers will be required to provide proof of sufficient proficiency in the language, in order to be considered for admission.
The preferred international language test accepted by all New Zealand universities is IELTS. Each university/programme sets its own minimum required score, which usually does not dip below 6.5 overall with no individual band score below 6.0.
Other international language tests also considered include TOEFL internet (iBT) or paper (pBT)-based, or Pearson’s PTE Academic.
When can I start my course in New Zealand?
Universities in New Zealand generally have two intakes in a year. In terms of the ‘semester system’, with which we are more familiar in India, each intake refers to an independent semester – however, unlike the Indian system, students can choose to commence their course in either intake, based on which is best suited to them or their chosen programme.