Study Abroad in New Zealand

MBA in New Zealand

Why Study MBA in New Zealand?

  • New Zealand is a very popular student destination ranking high in student diversity.
  • Students from all over the world come to study abroad in New Zealand.
  • The country boasts of world-class educational infrastructure and even though it has only 8 universities in the entire country, all 8 of them rank among the top 500 universities in the world, which is a truly remarkable feat.
  • Both undergraduate, as well as post-graduate courses, are popular among international students in New Zealand and the country also offers a plethora of employment opportunities after graduation.
  • New Zealand has many cities that are ranked among the best student cities in the world, such as Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin.
  • The people are friendly and welcoming and New Zealand is ranked among one of the most liveable countries in the world.

Types of Educational Institutes:

New Zealand has mainly three types of institutes of higher learning:

  • Public Universities
  • Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics
  • Private Training Establishments
  • English Language Schools

Most Reputed MBA Institutes in New Zealand:

All MBA universities in New Zealand must be accredited by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA). These universities are:

  1. University of Otago Business School
  2. Auckland University of Technology
  3. The University of Auckland Business School
  4. Victoria University of Wellington – Victoria Management School
  5. University of Canterbury
  6. Massey University
  7. University of Waikato – Waikato Management School
  8. Manukau Institute of Technology

Most Popular Fields of Study for International Students:

  • Marketing
  • Healthcare Management
  • Consulting
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Finance

Program Duration & Cost of Education:

  • The cost of education in New Zealand is low compared to other developed countries around the world.
  • An MBA program costs around New Zealand Dollars (NZ$) 25,000 to 40,000 per year in tuition fees and the course duration is 1-2 years.

Eligibility Criteria for MBA Programs in New Zealand:

  • Completion of 10+2 years of education.
  • A minimum of 3 years of full-time work experience after graduation.
  • Standardized test scores including the GMAT/ GRE and TOEFL/ IELTS/ PTE examinations.
  • A competitive grade point average or percentage of marks during graduation.
  • A comprehensive statement of purpose outlining the reasons for studying in New Zealand and a brief summary of the student’s achievements and future plans.
  • Strong extra-curricular activities such as State/National/International level participation in events & competitions, valuable internships, relevant certifications, and strong recommendation letters from faculty members.

Intakes & Application Deadlines:

  • Universities in New Zealand have two major intakes, one in September and the other in April.
  • Application deadlines for the September intake are usually in February, while those for the April intake are usually in August of the preceding year.

Application Requirements:

The applications can be made online using the universities’ application portals. These universities are equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure and the entry requirements for them are as follows:

  1. A recognized undergraduate degree
  2. A strong Motivational Letter or Statement of Purpose (SoP)
  3. Academic and professional letter of recommendation
  4. Certified academic transcripts
  5. A standardized test score of the GMAT/ GRE examinations
  6. An English language proficiency test (IELTS/ TOEFL/ PTE)
  7. A minimum of 3 years of full-time work experience after graduation

Documents Needed to Apply for Student Visa:

The documents required to apply for a student visa to New Zealand are as follows:

  1. Proof of acceptance to an approved university (an offer letter)
  2. A valid passport and passport-size photographs
  3. Proof of medical and travel insurance
  4. Evidence of sufficient funds to cover living costs (at least NZ$15,000 per year of study, which is approximately US$10,000)
  5. Evidence of sufficient funds to cover tuition fees, or evidence of a scholarship
  6. A police certificate, to show you’re of good character
  7. Students from certain countries will need to have an X-ray and/or medical check
  8. Return flight ticket (or proof of sufficient funds for this)
  9. A statement of intention to purchase health insurance

MS in New Zealand

Why Study MS in New Zealand?

  • New Zealand is a very popular student destination ranking high in student diversity.
  • Students from all over the world come to study abroad in New Zealand.
  • The country boasts of world-class educational infrastructure and even though it has only 8 universities in the entire country, all 8 of them rank among the top 500 universities in the world, which is a truly remarkable feat.
  • Both undergraduate, as well as post-graduate courses, are popular among international students in New Zealand and the country also offers a plethora of employment opportunities after graduation.
  • New Zealand has many cities that are ranked among the best student cities in the world, such as Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin.
  • The people are friendly and welcoming and New Zealand is ranked among one of the most liveable countries in the world.

Types of Educational Institutes:

New Zealand has mainly three types of institutes of higher learning:

  • Public Universities
  • Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics
  • Private Training Establishments
  • English Language Schools

Most Reputed Universities in New Zealand:

All of the 8 universities in New Zealand are among the best in the world and they offer a variety of undergraduate and post-graduate programs in technical as well as managerial disciplines. All universities in New Zealand must be accredited by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA). These universities are:

  1. University of Auckland
  2. University of Otago
  3. University of Canterbury
  4. Victoria University of Wellington
  5. University of Waikato
  6. Massey University
  7. Lincoln University
  8. Auckland University of Technology

 

Most Popular Fields of Study for International Students:

  • Information Technology
  • Hospitality Management
  • Tourism
  • Engineering
  • Business Management

Program Duration & Cost of Education:

  • There are many programs offered by universities in New Zealand ranging from less than three months to two years in duration.
  • If your course is less than three months, you may even complete it on a visitor’s visa but if it extends beyond three months, then you need to apply for a student visa.
  • Many post-graduate courses last for a duration of one-year and several intensive programs last for two years.
  • The cost of education in New Zealand is low compared to other developed countries around the world.
  • A master’s degree costs around New Zealand Dollars (NZ$) 25,000 to 40,000 per year in tuition fees and the course duration is 1-2 years.

Eligibility Criteria for MS Programs in New Zealand:

  • Completion of 10+2 years of education and at least three years of post-secondary education.
  • Standardized test scores including the TOEFL/ IELTS/ PTE examinations.
  • A competitive grade point average or percentage of marks during graduation.
  • A comprehensive statement of purpose outlining the reasons for studying in New Zealand and a brief summary of the student’s achievements and future plans.
  • Strong extra-curricular activities such as State/National/International level participation in events & competitions, valuable internships, relevant certifications, and strong recommendation letters from faculty members.

 

Intakes & Application Deadlines:

  • Universities in New Zealand have two major intakes, one in January and the other in July.
  • However, some universities offer multiple intakes in September and November as well.
  • Most of the universities have three application deadlines per intake, though it would be wise to submit your application at least six months before your course is due to start.

 

Application Requirements:

The applications can be made online using the universities’ application portals. These universities are equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure and the entry requirements for them are as follows:

  1. A recognized undergraduate degree
  2. A strong Motivational Letter or Statement of Purpose (SoP)
  3. Academic and professional letters of recommendation
  4. Certified academic transcripts
  5. An English language proficiency test (IELTS/ TOEFL/ PTE)
  6. Work experience certificates (optional)

Documents Needed to Apply for Student Visa:

The documents required to apply for a student visa to New Zealand are as follows:

  1. Proof of acceptance to an approved university (an offer letter)
  2. A valid passport and passport-size photographs
  3. Proof of medical and travel insurance
  4. Evidence of sufficient funds to cover living costs (at least NZ$15,000 per year of study, which is approximately US$10,000)
  5. Evidence of sufficient funds to cover tuition fees, or evidence of a scholarship
  6. A police certificate, to show you’re of good character
  7. Students from certain countries will need to have an X-ray and/or medical check
  8. Return flight ticket (or proof of sufficient funds for this)
  9. A statement of intention to purchase health insurance

UG in New Zealand

Why Study Under-Graduate Courses in New Zealand?

  • New Zealand is a very popular student destination ranking high in student diversity.
  • Students from all over the world come to study abroad in New Zealand.
  • The country boasts of world-class educational infrastructure and even though it has only 8 universities in the entire country, all 8 of them rank among the top 500 universities in the world, which is a truly remarkable feat.
  • Both undergraduate, as well as post-graduate courses, are popular among international students in New Zealand and the country also offers a plethora of employment opportunities after graduation.
  • New Zealand has many cities that are ranked among the best student cities in the world, such as Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin.
  • The people are friendly and welcoming and New Zealand is ranked among one of the most liveable countries in the world.

Types of Educational Institutes:

New Zealand has mainly three types of institutes of higher learning:

  • Public Universities
  • Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics
  • Private Training Establishments
  • English Language Schools

Most Reputed Universities in New Zealand:

All of the 8 universities in New Zealand are among the best in the world and they offer a variety of undergraduate and post-graduate programs in technical as well as managerial disciplines. All universities in New Zealand must be accredited by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA). These universities are:

  1. University of Auckland
  2. University of Otago
  3. University of Canterbury
  4. Victoria University of Wellington
  5. University of Waikato
  6. Massey University
  7. Lincoln University
  8. Auckland University of Technology

 

Most Popular Fields of Study for International Students:

  • Computer Science and Information Technology
  • Applied Sciences
  • Arts, Design, and Architecture
  • Engineering and Technology
  • Business and Management
  • Education and Training

Program Duration & Cost of Education:

  • There are many programs offered by universities in New Zealand ranging from less than three months to two years in duration.
  • If your course is less than three months, you may even complete it on a visitor’s visa but if it extends beyond three months, then you need to apply for a student visa.
  • Many post-graduate courses last for a duration of one-year and several intensive programs last for two years.
  • The cost of education in New Zealand is low compared to other developed countries around the world.
  • An undergraduate degree costs around New Zealand Dollars (NZ$) 18,000 to 25,000 per year in tuition fees and the course duration is 3-4 years.

Eligibility Criteria for UG Programs in New Zealand:

  • Completion of 10+2 years of education.
  • Standardized test scores including the TOEFL/ IELTS/ PTE examinations.
  • A comprehensive statement of purpose outlining the reasons for studying in New Zealand and a brief summary of the student’s achievements and future plans.
  • Strong extra-curricular activities such as State/National/International level participation in events & competitions, valuable internships, relevant certifications, and strong recommendation letters from faculty members.

 

Intakes & Application Deadlines:

  • Universities in New Zealand have two major intakes, one in January and the other in July.
  • However, some universities offer multiple intakes in September and November as well.
  • Most of the universities have three application deadlines per intake, though it would be wise to submit your application at least six months before your course is due to start.

 

Application Requirements:

The applications can be made online using the universities’ application portals. These universities are equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure and the entry requirements for them are as follows:

  1. A strong Motivational Letter or Statement of Purpose (SoP)
  2. Academic letters of recommendation
  3. Certified academic transcripts
  4. An English language proficiency test (IELTS/ TOEFL/ PTE)

Documents Needed to Apply for Student Visa:

The documents required to apply for a student visa to New Zealand are as follows:

  1. Proof of acceptance to an approved university (an offer letter)
  2. A valid passport and passport-size photographs
  3. Proof of medical and travel insurance
  4. Evidence of sufficient funds to cover living costs (at least NZ$15,000 per year of study, which is approximately US$10,000)
  5. Evidence of sufficient funds to cover tuition fees, or evidence of a scholarship
  6. A police certificate, to show you’re of good character
  7. Students from certain countries will need to have an X-ray and/or medical check
  8. Return flight ticket (or proof of sufficient funds for this)
  9. A statement of intention to purchase health insurance

Living in New Zealand as a Student:

  • The cost of living as a student in New Zealand is quite nominal when compared to other developed countries around the world.
  • According to universities, a student can live comfortably with NZ$ 12,000 – 15,000 per annum, however realistic estimates are around NZ$20,000 – 25,000 per annum.

Part-Time Jobs in New Zealand for Students:

  • You are allowed to work up to 20 hours every week while pursuing their higher education in New Zealand if your course meets at least one of the following criteria:
  1. Your course is at least two years in duration
  2. You course leads to a degree that qualifies towards an application for a New Zealand Skilled Migrant visa
  3. Your course lasts for at least one academic year and you are taking part in an approved Tertiary Exchange Scheme.
  4. Your course is taught at a private training institution or tertiary institution, and the main purpose is to develop English language skills. You must have an IELTS overall band score of 5.0 or above.
  5. Your course is full-time English language study lasting at least 14 weeks in duration at a university
  6. If you are enrolled in Masters by research course or a doctoral degree program awarded by a New Zealand tertiary institution, then there are no restrictions on the hours you can work.
  • There are plenty of employment opportunities available, both on and off-campus.
  • Students can work as teaching assistants, library assistants, student mentors, etc, on campus, whereas several retail and other opportunities are available off-campus.

 

Post-Study Work Permit in New Zealand:

  • One of the main reasons why students go abroad to study is to obtain a work visa and experience the professional culture in the destination country.
  • You can obtain a one-year work permit after completing your MBA in New Zealand. Subsequently, after you obtain a job, you can apply for a further work visa of 2-3 years.
  • If you obtain a work visa in New Zealand, your spouse can also apply for a work permit and gain full-time employment for the duration of your stay in the country.
  • While you are there, your children can avail of free education in New Zealand, just as a domestic student would.

 

Culture in New Zealand:

  • New Zealand is a beautiful country known for its unique biodiversity and breath-taking landscape.
  • It is one of the most mountainous regions in the world and is home to many outdoor activities and adventure sports including skydiving, kayaking, rafting, zip-lining, and many more.
  • There are three official languages in New Zealand. While 96% of the population speaks English, around 3.5% of the people are Maori speakers and 0.5% of the people converse in the New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL).
  • The geography of the country consists of the North Island and South Island. While the North Island is made up of mountainous terrain, the South Island is the place with the beaches and many activities.
  • The weather is usually colder on the South Island, though you may experience the sun, rain and cold all on the same day in New Zealand,
  • New Zealanders are friendly, laid-back, fun-loving, and enthusiastic about sports.
  • The country is also famous for its wines and you may want to try some of them while you are in the country.

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