Study in New Zealand

All the programs offered by the state-funded universities in New Zealand go through stringent quality checks. All non-university education programs need to be approved by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA), a New Zealand government organization responsible for quality control. In fact, you won’t get a student visa if the course you’re planning to pursue in New Zealand is not approved by a quality assurance body like NZQA.

One of the main reasons for New Zealand being a preferred destination among Indians is that the education programs and degrees are based upon the British education system. Being a colony of the British Empire, it follows the tested and the most recognized system of British education.

According to Chris Whelan, the executive director of Universities New Zealand, after graduation 97% of the students get employed and 90% of them get into job profiles that are relevant to the course they’ve pursued.

Universities in New Zealand have a vast number of international students thereby offering the students a true international ambience. As per Education New Zealand’s acting chief executive John Goulter’s estimates, there are likely to be more than 1.2 lakh international students in New Zealand in 2016! All NZ university campuses are international with students from Europe, Japan, India, South America and Australia enrolled in various programs.

Last but not the least New Zealand offers the best of both the worlds- city and country life. You can access all the modern amenities and facilities of city life while enjoying the beauty of countryside. New Zealanders are most friendly and welcome people of all countries irrespective of religion, colour, caste, creed and gender.

Students who’ve studied abroad in New Zealand often fall short of words to describe the beauty of this country. It is blessed with an abundance of natural beauty that extends to all its universities’ campuses too.