Study in New Zealand

• You get a British-based education (due to their British influences) for a percentage of the cost. Students applying for jobs in the UK with a degree from New Zealand are highly sought after by UK employers.
• Staying in NZ is an amazing opportunity for anyone who looks for adventure. In New Zealand, there are literally thousands of things to do. Do you like to hike? There are plenty of mountains for you to explore. Do you enjoy being a beach bum? Then you get to enjoy the beaches throughout the year. Want some excitement? There are always new things to do. The scenery is different depending on where you go; you could drive an hour and have a completely different geography.
• Teaching standards are high and with small class sizes you will enjoy high levels of personal attention.
• All 8 Universities are among the world’s top 500 in the 2015/16 QS rankings. On individual subjects, the 2015/16 QS rankings also placed New Zealand universities amongst the world’s top 50 for teaching accounting and finance, business and management, computer science, civil and structural engineering, agriculture and forestry, veterinary science and nine other important disciplines.
• Employers around the world respect New Zealand’s education system for its ability to balance academic achievements with skills, producing creative, flexible thinkers who are competent at both practical and theoretical levels. NZ is also part of the Lisbon Recognition Convention which means our certificates, diplomas and degrees have international recognition.
• The education system is regulated with strong quality assurance systems across the board. It creates a consistency that gives you flexibility to pick the institution you want, in the city or town that interests you most, knowing that you will get a quality education.
• The country has a comparatively low cost of living, abundant fresh food at reasonable prices and a wide variety of student accommodation options.
• You get a British-based education (due to their British influences) for a percentage of the cost. Students applying for jobs in the UK with a degree from New Zealand are highly sought after by UK employers.
• Staying in NZ is an amazing opportunity for anyone who looks for adventure. In New Zealand, there are literally thousands of things to do. Do you like to hike? There are plenty of mountains for you to explore. Do you enjoy being a beach bum? Then you get to enjoy the beaches throughout the year. Want some excitement? There are always new things to do. The scenery is different depending on where you go; you could drive an hour and have a completely different geography.
• Teaching standards are high and with small class sizes you will enjoy high levels of personal attention.
• All 8 Universities are among the world’s top 500 in the 2015/16 QS rankings. On individual subjects, the 2015/16 QS rankings also placed New Zealand universities amongst the world’s top 50 for teaching accounting and finance, business and management, computer science, civil and structural engineering, agriculture and forestry, veterinary science and nine other important disciplines.
• Employers around the world respect New Zealand’s education system for its ability to balance academic achievements with skills, producing creative, flexible thinkers who are competent at both practical and theoretical levels. NZ is also part of the Lisbon Recognition Convention which means our certificates, diplomas and degrees have international recognition.
• The education system is regulated with strong quality assurance systems across the board. It creates a consistency that gives you flexibility to pick the institution you want, in the city or town that interests you most, knowing that you will get a quality education.
• The country has a comparatively low cost of living, abundant fresh food at reasonable prices and a wide variety of student accommodation options.

    Cost of Studying in New Zealand

Undergraduate study can cost anything between NZ$15,000–$25,000 a year depending on the course. Postgraduate study can cost between $ 30000- 40000 per year.
Course in medicine and engineering may be more depending on the universities.
In New Zealand the university year begins in late February or early March, and ends in October. Generally, the university year is divided in to two semesters, with a six week mid-semester break. Polytechnics and Technical Colleges usually begin in February, and end in November.

Popular Study Streams in New Zealand
The study streams popular amongst international students looking for higher studies in New Zealand are commercial and business studies, natural and applied sciences, engineering and medical studies.

Commercial and Business Studies
Commercial and Business studies looks into the dynamics of management of businesses and other commercial enterprises effectively and efficiently. The course provides students with a dynamic set of commercial skills required to thrive in the competitive business community. By the end of the course, the students are well equipped with the conceptual knowledge about the field and also other important aspects such as critical thinking and problem solving in order to enable them to sustain and succeed in their entrepreneurial endeavors.

Natural and applied sciences
Another popular area of study for international students in New Zealand is natural and applied sciences. The stream includes courses such as Conservation and Biodiversity Management, Bachelors of Applied Sciences with specializations in biodiversity management and science communication. The programs in this discipline primarily focus on gaining knowledge about the functioning of various ecosystems and the impact the human activities are making on the health and sustenance of these biodiversity’s. Within applied sciences, the emphasis is given on practical application of conceptual knowledge with field works and also internships and work experiences with various organizations working in this field.

Engineering
Many universities in New Zealand are known for their renowned faculty in the area of engineering studies. The field has taken great strides and has emerged as one of the most favored area of study, both for local students as well as international student community. Within the broader discipline of Engineering, various sub disciplines reside such as chemical and process engineering, computer engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, forest engineering, mechanical engineering, natural resource engineering and software engineering. The job prospects after a course in the field of engineering are particularly bright since the country has many reputed engineering firms who are on a constant look out for fresh talent.

Agricultural and horticultural studies
Given the primacy of agriculture in New Zealand, it is no surprise that agricultural and horticultural studies are one of the most popular streams of study in New Zealand. The majors in the field are general agriculture, agricultural engineering technology, agriculture business management, animal sciences, crop and soil sciences, horticulture, forest recreation and forest resources. The students are groomed to be agricultural experts by combining the conceptual knowledge about the field and also on the farm training to analyze the practical implications of the concepts learnt in classrooms. Students are also provided with the opportunities to visit the private farming operations and research farms in the country.

Medical Studies
The field of medical studies is again a broader one with alternate medicine, dental surgery, healthcare and hospital management, nursing and MBBS as its sub disciplines. The levels of study range from diploma to postgraduate degree courses. The two medical schools of New Zealand- University of Auckland and the University of Otago provide world class academic and professional training in medical studies.

Hospitality and Tourism
The course on Hospitality and Tourism provides students training in the workings of the hospitality business. Hospitality incorporates within itself the sub disciplines of resort and hotel management, catering services, tourism related studies and many other sub fields. The course focuses both on conceptual clarifications through classroom teachings and also on the field training. New Zealand being a popular tourist destination, the employment opportunities in the field are many and the country has many reputed universities offering courses in hospitality and tourism at various different levels, starting from diplomas to postgraduate degrees.

   Application Process:

If you are planning to study in New Zealand, it is always advisable to start sending queries at least 6–8 months before the proposed date of admission. There are two intakes in a year: in January and July. Certain institutions do offer multiple intakes in the month of September and November. They start accepting applications in the August prior to the academic year you are applying for. Depending on the courses the application deadline may vary, hence it is very important to check with the university. Application forms are available online, request it via email or you can collect them from our offices. Application for vocational courses are open in March, April, May, July, and October (do check the university/institution).

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
The general eligibility criteria for studies in New Zealand are mentioned below:
English Requirement

• Both under graduate and Master courses, applicant must have a minimum score of 6.5 in IELTS for (the score depends on the course and university).
• Several universities ask for a minimum score of 50 in PTE Academic for undergraduate and 64 for Masters Courses.

Undergraduate

• 12 years of elementary and secondary education (12th /Intermediate).
• Most universities accept a minimum 75% aggregate marks and a minimum of 60% in English
• Mathematics in class XII as a requirement (for some sciences and technology courses).
• Minimum mandatory IELTS/PTE Academic scores

Masters in New Zealand

• Bachelor’s degree.
• Minimum compulsory IELTS / PTE Academic scores.
• Relevant work experience (for MBA and IT programme).

DOCUMENT CHECKLIST
The lists of documents required for applying to universities are:

• Class 10 mark sheet
• Class 10 Passing Certificate
• Class 12 Mark sheet
• Class 12 Passing Certificate
• Bachelor’s Mark sheets
• Provisional Certificate/Graduation Degree
• Supportive documents:
• Appointment letter/work experience letters
• Proof of work experience (for courses like MBA and Master’s in IT)
• Curriculum Vitae
• Diplomas certificates if relevant
• GMAT/GRE results
• IELTS/ PTE Academic scores
• Letter of Recommendation (if applicable)
• Statement of purpose
• Proof of other extracurricular and co-curricular activities to support your application. Financial Documents required are :

• A valid passport
• An offer letter from a New Zealand education provider for an NZQA approved course.
• Proof of sufficient funds:
• Money for tuition fee (self/sponsor)
• Financial undertaking by sponsor to cover living expenses.
• Scholarship letter (if applicable).
• Student must show that they are having NZ$ 15,000 per annum to support their living expenses.
• Evidence for air tickets that you will leave New Zealand after completing studies in New Zealand.
• Complete medical examination report and chest X-ray for courses having duration more than 1 year.
• The international students planning to study in New Zealand for more than 2 years must submit a police certificate.
• Medical insurance is mandatory
• TT receipt /Fee receipt

    Studying and Living in New Zealand

Climate
The climate in New Zealand is temperate with relatively mild, wet winters and warm and dry summers

• Summer (December to February)
• Autumn (March to May)
• Winter (June to August)

Public Transport
Public transport in New Zealand is safe, cheap and reliable. All the major cities offer public bus transport. Taxis are affordable and safe options with most drivers belonging to the New Zealand Taxi Federation.

The train network in Auckland and Wellington are comfortable and enjoyable. Ferries are also an important mode of transport between the north and the south island. Public ferries are available between several Auckland suburbs to most of the islands of New Zealand.

    Accommodation in New Zealand

Multiple accommodation options are available to students that include on campus stay, home stay with a local family or off campus accommodation in a rented flat usually shared by friends or acquaintances. Halls of Residence are generally located a short walk from campus where the rooms are single or twin-share, with communal laundry, lounge room and dining hall. Meals are usually provided, and all dietary needs can be catered for. Rental accommodation is generally clustered around colleges and universities, but flats can be found in most city suburbs.

Like any other country including India, the cost of living in metro cities is higher as compared to the regional areas of New Zealand. For example the cost of living in Auckland will be higher than that in Hamilton. The average costs of living in New Zealand would range between $ 15000- $ 20000

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