Study destination
Study in New Zealand
A British-style education system focused on industry-ready skills.
- CapitalWellington
- CurrencyNew Zealand dollar (NZD)
- LanguageEnglish
Overview
New Zealand has become one of the most preferred destinations for international students. Its British-style system focuses on practical, industry-relevant knowledge, with qualification standards set and assured by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA). We are a New Zealand Trained Agent (ENZ).
Why study in New Zealand
- Qualifications assured by NZQA
- Consistently ranked among the most peaceful countries in the world
- Good research opportunities and a budget-friendly cost of living
- Students can usually work part time while studying
Intakes
Main intakes are February and July.
Working while you study
Students can usually work up to 20 hours a week during the academic year and full time in scheduled breaks, unless their visa restricts it.
After your studies
Eligible graduates may be able to apply for a post-study work visa; we explain the current options.
Good to plan for
- Show funds for tuition, living costs and return travel, plus medical and travel insurance.
- Dependents may be allowed under certain criteria.
Institutions we work with
- Auckland Institute of Studies
- ATMC New Zealand
- Avonmore Tertiary Institute
- Ara Institute of Canterbury
- Aspire2 International
- Cornell Institute of Business & Technology
- Eastern Institute of Technology
- Le Cordon Bleu New Zealand
- Manukau Institute of Technology
- Newton College of Business and Technology
- New Zealand Institute of Education
- New Zealand Tertiary College
- Pacific International Hotel Management School
- Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology
- Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology
- Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki
- Taylors College Auckland
- The University of Auckland
- The University of Waikato
New Zealand: common questions
Can I work while studying in New Zealand?
Students can usually work up to 20 hours a week during the academic year and full time in scheduled breaks, unless their visa restricts it.
Can my family come with me to New Zealand?
Dependents may be allowed under certain criteria. You also need to show funds for tuition, living costs and return travel, plus medical and travel insurance.
Visa and study rules change often. We confirm the current requirements for your case at counselling; always check the official embassy or immigration website too.
Let's make things happen
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