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Study in New Zealand
New Zealand offers a world-class education in one of the world's most spectacular natural environments.
63+
Partner universities
~$1,400/mo
Avg cost of living
6.0-6.5 overall
IELTS requirement
Wellington
Capital
New Zealand offers a world-class education in one of the world's most spectacular natural environments. The University of Auckland, Victoria University of Wellington, and the University of Otago are internationally recognised, and New Zealand's education quality assurance framework is among the most rigorous in the world. Studying in New Zealand means living in a country consistently ranked among the world's most peaceful, safe, and liveable. The Māori culture adds a unique dimension to everyday life — respect for the land, community spirit, and a deeply welcoming attitude to newcomers. New Zealand's economy punches above its weight in agriculture, tech, film (Weta Workshop — the team behind Lord of the Rings), and tourism. Students gain practical industry exposure through New Zealand's culture of internships and project-based learning. If you want to study surrounded by fjords, mountains, black-sand beaches, and geothermal landscapes — while also building a genuine, globally recognised career credential — New Zealand is unlike anywhere else in the world.
Apply for a Fee Paying Student Visa online through Immigration New Zealand. You'll need an offer of place from a recognised institution, evidence of funds (NZD 15,000 per year of study), and a pre-purchase return ticket.
Students enrolled in a programme of 2+ years can work up to 20 hours/week during term. After graduation, New Zealand offers a Post-Study Work Visa of 1-3 years depending on your qualification level and study location.
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Asper School of Business
NZD 50,810/yr