Why Study in the New Zealand?
Uncover top universities, exclusive scholarships, cost of living insights, career prospects after graduation,
and everything you need to make informed decisions.
Globally Recognized Education
Globally Recognized Education
Internationally Recognized Qualifications
Internationally Recognized Qualifications
Cultural Diversity & Vibrant Campus Life
Cultural Diversity & Vibrant Campus Life
2-Year Post-Study Work Visa
2-Year Post-Study Work Visa
How Oneiric Overseas Helps You?
not just your paperwork. Here’s what sets us apart:
Expert Counseling & University Selection
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Application & Documentation Support
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Scholarship & Financial Guidance
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Visa Assistance & Mock Interviews
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Accommodation & Post-Arrival Help
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Guidance on finding safe housing, airport pickup, and settling in the New Zealand.
Popular Courses with Fee and Duration
Explore a curated list of popular academic programs along with their course duration and estimated tuition fees. Whether you’re planning to study in the field of business, healthcare, or technology, this guide offers a quick overview to help you compare and choose the right path for your future.
| Courses | Tenure | Average Fee |
|---|---|---|
| MSc in Business Analytics | 1 year | £17,000 – £32,000 |
| MSc in International Business | 1 year | £15,000 – £27,000 |
| MSc in Artificial Intelligence | 1 year | £16,000 – £30,000 |
| MSc in Data Science | 1 year | £32,500 |
| MSc in Computer Science | 1 year | £16,112 |
| MSc in Financial Technology | 1 year | £32,584 |
| MSc in Environmental Management | 1 year | £15,493 |
| MSc in Information Systems | 1 year | £18,479 |
| MSc in International Tourism and Hospitality | 1 year | £14,648 |
| MSc in IT Security | 1 year | £16,000 |
| MSc in International Marketing | 2 years | £20,500 |
| MA in English Literary Studies | 2 years | £12,950 |
| MSc in Environmental Science and Management | 2 years | £12,950 |
| MA in Film and Literature | 2 years | £12,950 |
| MA in Field Archaeology | 2 years | £12,950 |
| MA in Film and Television Production with Directing | 2 years | £31,900 |
| MSc in Environmental Economics and Environmental Management | 2 years | £25,900 |
| MSc in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management | 2 years | £31,080 |
| MSc in Engineering Project Management | 2 years | £31,900 |
| MSc in English (PGCE) | 2 years | £25,900 |
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Begin Your Study Abroad Journey
New Zealand universities typically offer three major intakes each year, aligned with their academic calendar
February (Main Intake):
This is the primary intake for most universities and courses. A wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs begin in this semester.July (Mid-Year Intake):
A secondary intake that offers another opportunity for students who missed the February start. While not all programs are available, many popular courses are offered.November (Summer School / Limited Intake):
Some universities offer a summer school or short courses during this period. It’s ideal for catching up or fast-tracking your studies but may have limited course options.
Cost of Studying in New Zealand for Indian Students:
The cost of studying in the New Zealand can vary depending on the course, university, and city. Here’s an approximate breakdown:
Undergraduate Tuition: NZD 22,000 – 32,000/year
Postgraduate Tuition: NZD 26,000 – 37,000/year
Living Expenses: NZD 15,000 – 20,000/year
Costs vary by course and city. Auckland and Wellington are typically more expensive.
Scholarships in New Zealand
New Zealand offers a range of scholarships to help international students reduce their financial burden:
New Zealand Government Scholarships (e.g., Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships)
Commonwealth Scholarships
University-Specific Scholarships
(e.g., University of Auckland, University of Otago, Victoria University of Wellington)Private and Partner Organization Scholarships
Scholarships are typically awarded based on academic excellence, leadership potential, or financial need.
Study in New Zealand Requirements
To study in the New Zealand, students must meet both academic and language requirements:
Academic Transcripts (10th, 12th, Degree/PG marksheets)
English Proficiency: IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE (varies by university)
SOP (Statement of Purpose)
LORs (Letters of Recommendation)
Passport
Proof of Funds
Some programs like Medicine, Nursing, or Law may have additional requirements like entrance exams or interviews.
New Zealand Student Visa Process
Once you receive an offer letter from a New Zealand university and meet the conditions, the New Zealand Student Visa (Tier 4) process begins:
Receive CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies)
Pay the visa application fee
Pay IHS (Immigration Health Surcharge)
Submit Online Visa Application
Biometric Appointment
Attend Interview (if required)
Students must also prove they have sufficient funds and valid English proficiency.
New Zealand Student Visa Process
Once you receive an offer letter from a New Zealand university and meet the conditions, the New Zealand Student Visa (Tier 4) process begins:
Receive CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies)
Pay the visa application fee
Pay IHS (Immigration Health Surcharge)
Submit Online Visa Application
Biometric Appointment
Attend Interview (if required)
Students must also prove they have sufficient funds and valid English proficiency.
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Frequently Asked Question & Answers
What are the benefits of studying in the New Zealand?
Studying in the New Zealand gives you access to globally recognized universities, diverse courses, cultural exposure, and a 2-year post-study work visa. It’s also known for its high academic standards and shorter course durations compared to many other countries.
Can I work part-time while studying in the New Zealand?
What is the duration of courses in the New Zealand?
- Undergraduate programs: 3 years (4 years with a placement year)
- Postgraduate taught programs: 1 year
- Research-based master’s or PhD programs: 2 to 4 years
