One-year master's and a two-year post-study work visa
- Intakes January, September
- Post-study 2 years (Graduate Route)
- English IELTS 6.0–6.5, no band below 5.5
Study in New Zealand
Small classes, low cost, up to three years of work rights
Intakes
February, July
English requirement
IELTS 6.0–6.5, no band below 5.5
Work while studying
20 hours per week in term time
Post-study work
Up to 3 years
Typical living cost
NZ$20,000 – NZ$25,000
New Zealand is smaller and quieter than Australia, and for a lot of students that is the appeal. Every one of its eight universities is state-funded and internationally ranked, class sizes are small, and the cost of living is lower than in Sydney or Melbourne.
Post-study work rights run up to three years depending on your qualification level, and the immigration system is comparatively predictable.
Why students choose it
- All eight universities are state-funded and ranked
- Smaller classes and more contact with teaching staff
- Living costs below the Australian metro cities
- A settled, predictable immigration system
Popular courses
- Master of Information Technology
- Master of Applied Finance
- Master of Engineering Studies
- PG Diploma in Business
- Master of Teaching
Other destinations
The widest choice of universities and funding
- Intakes Fall, Spring
- Post-study 1 year OPT, 3 years for STEM
- English IELTS 6.5+ or TOEFL 80+; GRE or GMAT for some programmes
A clear route from study to permanent residence
- Intakes January, May, September
- Post-study Up to 3 years (PGWP)
- English IELTS 6.0–6.5, no band below 6.0
Top-100 universities and strong working rights
- Intakes February, July
- Post-study 2–4 years (longer in regional areas)
- English IELTS 6.5 overall, no band below 6.0
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