New Zealand Study Guide: Best College in New Zeland for Higher Education

  

New Zealand is well regarded for both its reputable educational system and for its stunning natural scenery. International students can experience an adventurous and thrilling experience in New Zealand, which offers world-class universities, high-quality living, rich culture, and vibrant cities.

New Zealand is one of the top 20 countries in the world for educational quality and has a developing educational system. International students should choose this nation as a wise education location because of its safe and friendly environment. The New Zealand educational system's primary emphasis is on academic and practical learning. Animation, engineering, medicine, information technology, hospitality and tourism, business, agriculture, and construction are among the most popular fields of study in New Zealand.

International students can pursue Graduate Diploma, Graduate Certificate, or Bachelor’s Degree, and there are two intakes in New Zealand February- June & July - November.

 

Top Universities/Colleges in New Zealand for International Students

●     University of Otago

○     The University of Otago, one of the oldest universities in New Zealand, was established in 1869 and since then has built a tremendous international reputation for its high-quality research and education.

○     Thomas Burns and James Macandrew served on the committee that established the University of Otago. The Otago Provincial Council formally created it in 1869, and it began admitting students in July of the same year. The University of Otago is in the top 1% of universities worldwide, according to QS World Ranking. More than 200 undergraduate and graduate degrees in business, health sciences, science, and humanities are available at the University of Otago.

●     University of Auckland

○     As a member institution of the University of New Zealand, the University of Auckland was founded on May 23, 1883, and was initially situated in an abandoned courthouse.

○     With around 40,000 students, the University of Auckland is the largest university in terms of enrollment; thus, the majority of students and faculties are located in central Auckland.

●     University of Canterbury

○     The University of Canterbury was founded in 1873 as Canterbury Institution and was the first constituent college of the University of New Zealand. It is the second-oldest university in New Zealand. It was afterwards transformed into an independent university in 1961.

○     The largest city in New Zealand's South Island, Christchurch Central City, which is bordered by the Pacific Ocean and the Southern Alps, is also home to the University of Canterbury.

●     Victoria University of Wellington

○     The capital of New Zealand, Wellington, is home to the Victoria University of Wellington. The Victoria University of Wellington is one of the best universities for research intensity programmes and has twice been named first in New Zealand for research excellence.

●     University of Waikato

○     According to the Academic Ranking of World Universities - Subjects rankings for 2020, the University of Waikato holds 38th place overall for tourism and hospitality management degrees.

○     According to a study by the International Student Barometer, ninety per cent of students at the University of Waikato are happy with the facilities and professors.

○     Engineering New Zealand has recognised the University of Waikato's engineering curriculum, indicating that the university's bachelor's degree programme complies with worldwide standards.

 

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