New Zealand

Studying in New Zealand

New Zealand has eight universities that offer a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across a variety of disciplines. These universities are:

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

In addition to these universities, there are also a number of polytechnics and private training establishments in New Zealand that offer vocational education and training programs.

New Zealand’s universities offer a range of academic programs at different levels of study, including:

Undergraduate programs (Bachelor’s degrees) which typically take three to four years to complete.

Postgraduate programs, including Master’s degrees and PhDs, which can take between one to two years (for a Master’s degree) to four to five years (for a PhD).

Professional programs, such as law and medicine, which can take longer to complete and may involve additional practical training or internships.

New Zealand Universities

Overall, New Zealand’s universities offer a high quality of education, with a strong emphasis on research, innovation, and student support. Graduates from these institutions are highly regarded by employers around the world, and many international students choose to study in New Zealand for the excellent career prospects and opportunities for personal and professional development that the country provides.

Services we provide:

  • Student Visa
  • Visitor Visa