Study in New Zealand

New Zealand has British-based education system providing world-class, highly respected qualifications. All eight universities rank in the Top 600 worldwide rankings (Times Higher Education Supplement), are well known for its innovative teaching methods and technology. This attracted and maintained international student numbers are on the increase (125,000 in 2015). Almost all institutes regardless of type whether Universities or private education providers delivers personalized learning in a range of class settings and sizes. Scenic beauty and modern, dynamic culture make New Zealand a great place to study.

The population of New Zealand is approximately 4.6 million, with over 80% living in urban areas including Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Hamilton, and Dunedin. There is a great mix of ethnicity in the population, with Asians and Polynesians making up notable minorities in the majority Caucasian population. The median age is 38. English the most common language.

New Zealand has a stable, healthy economy characterized by low inflation and steady growth, and a high standard of living. Living conditions in New Zealand are very good due to its thriving economy, low crime rate, and relative lack of congestion and poverty.
The cost of living, including accommodation, in New Zealand is often more reasonable than that found in many parts of Asia, Europe, and North America.

Cost of living in New Zealand for more than one year, is at least $15,000 to support yourself for the first year. For less than a year, you must have at least $1250 for each month of study to contribute towards your living expenses.

Tuition fees for Bachelor’s range from about $22,000 to $32,000, for post graduate fees range from about $26,000 to $37,000 and for PhD sis about $6,500 to $9,000 per year for most subjects with higher fees for subjects such as medicine and veterinary science.
New Zealand offers wide range of disciplines of all study areas provided by world recognized institutions.