Study in New Zealand

Why Choose the New Zealand?

• New Zealand offers a British-style education at a fraction of the cost, making it a great value for students seeking a world-class academic experience. Graduates with a degree from New Zealand are highly regarded by UK employers, with many seeking out New Zealand-educated talent.
• Studying in New Zealand is not just about academics – it’s an adventure waiting to happen. Whether you enjoy hiking in the mountains, relaxing on the beach, or seeking new thrills, New Zealand offers endless opportunities for outdoor activities. The country’s diverse scenery means you can experience vastly different landscapes with just a short drive.
• Teaching standards in New Zealand are exceptional, with small class sizes that ensure personalized attention and a supportive learning environment.
• New Zealand is home to 8 universities, all ranked in the top 500 universities worldwide according to the 2015/16 QS rankings. The universities are highly regarded in specific disciplines, with top 50 global rankings for programs in accounting and finance, business and management, computer science, civil and structural engineering, agriculture, veterinary science, and more.
• Employers worldwide value New Zealand’s education system for producing graduates who are not only academically proficient but also skilled, adaptable, and creative. New Zealand’s degrees are recognized internationally, as the country is part of the Lisbon Recognition Convention, ensuring global recognition of its qualifications.
• The education system in New Zealand is regulated by robust quality assurance mechanisms, ensuring consistency across institutions. This gives students the flexibility to choose a university in a location that suits their lifestyle, confident in the quality of education they will receive.
• New Zealand also offers a low cost of living compared to many other study destinations. The country has an abundance of fresh, affordable food and offers a variety of student accommodation options to suit different budgets and preferences.
• All New Zealand universities are ranked among the world’s top 500 in the QS rankings, with the University of Auckland ranking 87th globally.
• New Zealand’s universities are at the forefront of research, with 85% of the country’s research funded through university-based projects, contributing to advancements across various fields.
• In terms of degree completion rates, New Zealand ranks second in the OECD, with an impressive 81% of students completing their bachelor’s degrees on time—higher than both Australia (70%) and the OECD average (69%).
• Graduating students contribute significantly to the workforce. Universities produce over 43,000 graduates annually, helping New Zealand maintain a highly skilled workforce. Research also shows that the presence of graduates boosts employment rates and salaries for non-graduates by increasing overall workforce productivity.
• Lastly, New Zealand is considered one of the safest countries for students. It is ranked as the second most peaceful nation in the world, offering a secure environment for both studying and living.