Newzealand

New Zealand offers a truly international education experience at a fraction of the cost of universities in the United States and United Kingdom. Their education system was modeled on the UK structure, meaning students can experience a similar academic quality and culture at a fraction of the cost. A New Zealand education provides you with personalised learning and academic excellence. You’ll learn to ask questions and think critically.

There is also a healthy international community at New Zealand’s universities, as high visa allocations and a welcoming culture have drawn students from all over the world for years. Studying here will open up connections from all over the world and encourage you to mix with different cultures beyond your own and New Zealand’s.

A New Zealand education gives you skills that prepares you for the future of work. While you’re here, you may be able to suport your studies with paid part-time work. A part-time job gives you valuable experience of the New Zealand workplace.

Studying in New Zealand is an opportunity for personal growth and development. You’ll learn to make meaningful connections, think independently and work collaboratively. You’ll have the skills you need for a thriving, global career and successful future.

Did you know New Zealand is ranked as the #1 English-speaking country in the world in preparing students for the future? A New Zealand education will improve your English skills to set you up for success in the workplace.

If there’s anything New Zealanders are known for, it is being friendly and laidback. They are used to people traveling through their country and sharing its wonders, so they tend to be welcoming to international people. This should help to settle some pre-university nerves, as you can rest assured you’ll quickly meet new friends in your new country.

There is also a whole world of cultural sites and history to learn about in New Zealand that goes way deeper than your everyday walk to the library. If you take the time to explore the country you will learn about the traditional Maori way of life.

Of course, the quality of education is paramount when studying internationally, but university doesn’t have to be all work and no play. In fact, New Zealand has such an amazing amount of adventure activities it would be almost criminal not to embrace them.

Whitewater rafting, ziplining, caving, hiking, skiing, tubing, trekking, surfing, snowboarding… the list goes on. Studying in New Zealand is the perfect place to embrace your inner explorer for an exhilarating revision break or weekend trip with your new-found friends.