New Zealand

Why Study in New Zealand

New Zealand's education system, modeled on the British system, is a significant draw for international students. The country's English-speaking environment, globally recognized qualifications, and high-quality education are key factors that attract students from all over the world. Additionally, the competitive tuition and living costs make New Zealand an appealing destination for those seeking quality education at an affordable price.

Students who choose New Zealand will find the journey worthwhile, as the country offers unique training opportunities that are not easily found elsewhere. The high standard of living conditions further enhances the student experience, making New Zealand an inviting place to live and study.

New Zealand provides a safe learning environment, excellent study abroad opportunities, and comprehensive support services for international students. The country's commitment to quality is evident in its centrally coordinated system of quality assurance audits, conducted at both the institutional and program levels. Each university also performs internal quality checks to ensure high standards are maintained.

In addition to traditional academic programmes, New Zealand institutions offer vocationally based courses, including practical trades-based programmes and degrees. This variety allows students to pursue a range of academic and professional pathways, tailored to their individual interests and career goals.

List of Institution

Universities represented through AAET

Education System in New Zealand

New Zealand is well known and trusted for its quality education. The New Zealand education system is distinctive in terms of curriculum design, school administration and structure and especially in terms of approach to qualifications.

The New Zealand education system has evolved to reflect the aspirations of New Zealanders.

A New Zealand education system means world- class facilities, resources and people.

New Zealand qualifications are recognized in many countries around the world.

International students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week. They can earn minimum NZ $10.80 per hour.

New Zealand’s student immigration policy contributes to the country’s sustainable economic development. This is achieved through foreign exchange earnings and by attracting and developing students who have the skills and talents New Zealand needs. Retaining international students is facilitated through the study to work policies, which provide migration opportunities after study, and through the recognition of New Zealand qualifications and work experience in the Skilled Migrant Category. Always should be updated through http://www.immigration.govt.nz/
The following diagram can express the education system of New Zealand.

New Zealand Scholarships

The New Zealand government offer a limited number of scholarships for international students with high academic achievement. All updated information regarding in New Zealand Scholarship can be found https://www.studyinnewzealand.govt.nz/how-to-apply/scholarships

About New Zealand

New Zealand is an Island Country, located in the South western pacific ocean. The country geographically comprises two main landmasses- that is North Island and South Island. The capital of New Zealand is Wellington and the largest City is Auckland. Total area is 2, 68021 square KM, have great geographical diversity, and astonishing natural beauty. Having a multi-culture society, New Zealand has ethnic Groups European, Maori, Asian, and Pacific Peoples. The language of New Zealand people is English and Mouri. New Zealanders (Kiwi) are known for their down to earth lifestyle.
New Zealand has mild temperatures, moderately high rainfall and many hours of sunshine. In summer, the average maximum temperature ranges between 20-30ºC and in winter between 10-15ºC. New Zealand weather can change unexpectedly.

City	Location
Auckland	Auckland Region
Wellington(Capital)	Wellington Region
Christchurch	Canterbury Region
Hamilton	Waikato Region
Napier Hastings	Hawkes Bay Region
Tauranga	Bay of Plenty Region
Dunedin	Otago Region
Palmerston North	Manwatu-Wanganui Region
Nelson	Nelson Region
Rotorua	Bay of Plenty Region
New Plymouth	Taranaki Region
Whangarei	North Land Region

Cost of Study in New Zealand

Programs	Tuition Fees (Approx.)/Per Year
Diploma & Certificate Program	NZ $10,000 to $ 15,000
Bachelors Program	NZ $ 16,000 to $ 25,000
Masters Program	NZ $ 20,000 to $ 30,000
PhD	NZ $ 5000 to $ 7000