Study In New Zealand
Globally Recognized Degrees | Safe & Welcoming Environment
- Top Universities in New Zealand
- Admission Requirements
- Student Visa for New Zealand
- Scholarships Available
- Work While Studying
- University of Auckland
- University of Otago
- Victoria University of Wellington
- University of Canterbury
- Massey University
For Bachelor’s Programs:
- 12 years of schooling (minimum 75% preferred)
- IELTS 6.0–6.5 / TOEFL iBT 80+
- SOP & LORs (optional for UG)
For Master’s Programs:
- Recognized Bachelor's degree (minimum 65–70%)
- IELTS 6.5 / TOEFL iBT 90+
- Work experience (for MBA/MS may be required)
- CV, SOP, and LORs
- Letter of Offer from NZ institution
- Proof of funds (tuition + NZ$20,000/year for living)
- Medical & travel insurance
- Police clearance certificate
- Health checkup (if stay > 12 months)
- Valid passport
- English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL)
- New Zealand Excellence Awards (NZEA) – Up to NZ$10,000 for Indian students
- University-specific scholarships – E.g., University of Auckland International Student Scholarship
- Commonwealth Scholarships – For students from developing countries
- Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships-Full funding for postgrad from selected countries
- Allowed up to 20 hours/week during study
- Full-time during holidays
- No additional work permit needed
- Average wage: NZ$20 – NZ$25/hour
- Gain experience, cover expenses, boost your CV
Cost of Studying and Living
| Expense | Average Cost (NZD) |
|---|---|
| Tuition (Undergrad) | NZ$22,000 – NZ$32,000/year |
| Tuition (Postgrad) | NZ$26,000 – NZ$37,000/year |
| Accommodation | NZ$800 – NZ$1,200/month |
| Food & Transport | NZ$300 – NZ$500/month |
FAQs related to Study in New Zealand
Do I need IELTS to study in New Zealand?
Most institutions require IELTS or other approved English tests (TOEFL, PTE). However, some universities accept alternatives or waive it for English-medium backgrounds.
Can I work part-time while studying?
Yes! Students can work up to 20 hours/week during semesters and full-time during holidays.
What is a semester contribution fee?
It’s a fee (not tuition) paid each semester for services like public transport, student support, and administration. Usually €250–€350 per semester.
