Study in New Zealand
1300+ Courses|8 Universities
Unlock Your Potential:
New Zealand Educational Landscape
Unlock Your Potential:
New Zealand Educational Landscape
New Zealand is a magical study abroad destination, offering top-tier education amid stunning natural beauty. A global leader in international education, the country offers an outstanding academic system with globally recognized degrees and a strong emphasis on research. Outside the classroom, the country’s breathtaking landscapes beckon with adventures from hiking majestic peaks to surfing pristine waves. Friendly locals and a welcoming atmosphere make it easy to settle in, while part-time work opportunities help manage living costs. Here, you will find world-class universities with excellent academic infrastructure, ensuring an unforgettable study abroad experience.
- Average annual tuition fees: NZD 22,000 – NZD 35,000
- The eight public universities rank high in QS World Rankings and Times Higher Education Rankings
- The NZQA (New Zealand Qualifications Authority) ensures institutions strictly comply with qualification standards
- A hub for ground-breaking research and development in various disciplines
- Affordable tuition fees and living costs
- Allows international students to work part time for 20 hours a week and full time during academic breaks
- Universities offer academic support, visa services, health services, and career counselling
Why study in New Zealand?
Embrace a bright future in New Zealand:
Highly Ranked Universities
New Zealand has eight public universities, all of which are highly regarded internationally and offer a wide range of programs. The universities are known for their research, teaching quality, and student support services
Internationally Recognized Qualifications
New Zealand offers globally recognized qualifications and a strong focus on research, providing solid foundations for launching your career on a global scale
Innovative Research Environment
New Zealand is renowned for its innovative research environment, offering opportunities for students to engage in cutting-edge research across diverse fields
Post-Study Work Visa Options
Upon completing their studies, international students in New Zealand can apply for post-study work visas upto 3 years. These visas allow graduates to gain practical work experience related to their field of study, leading to longer-term residency or employment in New Zealand
Flexible Work Rights
International students in New Zealand enjoy flexible work rights, allowing them to work part-time during studies and full-time during breaks, enhancing their practical skills and income
Permanent Residency
Eligible students can apply for permanent residency after completion of their qualifications
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Find answers to a wide range of commonly raised questions about international educational programs, financing options, logistics, accommodation and more.
Which country is best for studying abroad for Indian students?
There is no particular country that can be termed as the best country for studying abroad. It all depends on your budget, your course selection and the university you opt for. Even though USA, UK and Australia are some of the leading countries, countries like Japan, Finland, and Sweden are increasingly becoming popular among students.
How do I choose the right university and course?
Considering the academic and career goals, it is recommended to do research on institutions known for the preferred field of study and assess factors like location, living expenses and cultural fit. Please reach out to our consultants for more information.
What is the application process for international educational institutions?
This varies by country and institution. It involves submitting academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose and proof of language proficiency. We recommend consulting our team for personalized guidance.
How much does it cost to study abroad?
The cost of studying abroad depends on the university and destination. Public universities in Germany are free of cost but may have to incur the living expenses. Contact our consultants for more help.
How can international education be funded?
Explore scholarships, grants, and financial aid offered by educational institutions or external organizations. Our consultants can guide you on financial planning.
What is the average cost of living for students abroad?
On an average, the cost of living would vary from 20 lakhs to 40 lakhs per year.
Can I get a 100% scholarship to study abroad?
Yes, full scholarships are available covering tuition, living costs and other expenses, but it is highly competitive also since it covers full expenses. To know more, contact our consultants FES.
Are there scholarships for Indian students studying abroad?
Yes, we have scholarships for Indian students. The National Overseas Scholarships, and Erasmus Mundus scholarships are some of the popular options available. Based on the courses, country, and institution you wish to study at, you can research the appropriate scholarships for you.
Can I change my course or university after getting an offer letter?
You may change, but this depends on the university. You can check with the respective university regarding this.
Can I apply to multiple universities at the same time?
Yes, you can apply to multiple universities at the same time. For more info contact FES.
How long does the admission process take?
The admission process varies for each program and university; however, it usually takes between two to four weeks.
Are language proficiency exams (IELTS, TOEFL, etc.) necessary?
Most institutions require proof of English proficiency. Taking exams like IELTS or TOEFL is a common way to demonstrate this. We offer assistance with preparation and information on testing centers.
Do FES help with SOP and LOR preparation?
FES guides with the drafting of SOP and LOR.
How long does a student visa take to process?
The visa processing time will take few weeks to months. You can check with the respective country’s embassy website for more information. Contact FES more info.
What support services are offered for visa applications?
We offer an ‘all-inclusive’ support for the visa application process. Get guidance on required documents, interview preparation and ensuring compliance with immigration regulations.
What happens if my visa gets rejected? Can I reapply?
Yes, you can reapply if your visa is rejected. Our consultants at FES can help you more regarding this.
Can I work part-time while studying abroad?
Yes, most of the countries let you work part-time while studying. Each country has different work hours. While Ireland, Canada, UK, US (inside campus) allows you to work 20 hours per week, Australia lets you work for 48 hours per fortnight.
Are there post study options available after completing my course?
Yes, with a post-study work visa (duration depends on each country), you can stay even after your studies. Each country may have various options. Contact our consultants to know more.
Is health insurance mandatory for international students?
Most countries and universities prefer students to have a health insurance. For more info, contact our consultants at FES.
How do I transfer money from India to my study destination?
You can transfer the money through bank and online transfers, cross border UPI, wire transfers and foreign currency demand draft, and forex card. FES provides guidance regarding this to our students.
