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Study in New Zealand

Gain internationally recognised degrees and unlock global career pathways

Why New Zealand

Why New Zealand?

From the University of Auckland to Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand offers globally accredited degrees, and an open and safe multicultural society.

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One of the World's Safest Countries

New Zealand consistently ranks in the top 3 globally for peace and safety (Global Peace Index 2024).

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All 8 Universities Ranked in the Global QS Top 500

Every New Zealand university ranks in the world's top 500 - and 3 are in the top 200 (QS 2026).

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Work Up to 20 Hours Per Week - Unlimited in Holidays

International students can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during scheduled breaks.

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3-Year Post-Study Work Visa

New Zealand's Post-Study Work Visa provides up to 3 years of open work authorisation for master's and doctoral graduates.

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Deeply Multicultural Society

New Zealand's indigenous Māori culture blends with over 200 ethnic communities - Indians are one of the fastest-growing communities.

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Stunning Nature and Outstanding Quality of Life

From the mountains of the South Island to the beaches of Northland - New Zealand is ranked among the world's best countries to live.

Auckland
Indian Students in New Zealand

New Zealand offers Indian students the safest study environment in the Asia-Pacific with generous post-study work rights

01 30,000+ Indian students in New Zealand in 2023/24 - India is the #2 international student nationality
02 +25% Growth in Indian student enrolments in New Zealand over 2 years
03 #1–3 New Zealand ranks in the top 3 countries worldwide for safety and peacefulness (Global Peace Index 2024)
04 NZD 23.15/hr New Zealand minimum wage (2025) - among the highest in the Asia-Pacific - making part-time work financially impactful
Top Courses

Top Courses to Study in New Zealand

Masters Construction Project Management

05 Top Courses
Intakes

Intakes in New Zealand 2026-27

Two semesters per year β€” Semester 1 (February) is the primary intake, Semester 2 (July) offers broad availability.

Wellington
Intakes in New Zealand 2026-27

Intakes in New Zealand 2026-27

Two semesters per year β€” Semester 1 (February) is the primary intake, Semester 2 (July) offers broad availability.

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Semester 2

July – August 2026 Open Now β€” Apply

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Application Opening Soon

Semester 1

February – March 2027

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Plan Ahead

Semester 2

July – August 2027

Costs

Cost of Studying in New Zealand

Tuition fees and living costs vary by institution, location, and program. Use this as a planning guide.

Program Level

(domestic-rate fees) * Approximate INR equivalent: NZD 1 β‰ˆ β‚Ή51. NZD 30,000 β‰ˆ β‚Ή15.3 Lakhs. New Zealand PhD fees are charged at domestic rates for international students - one of the most affordable in the world.

Foundation / Pathway NZD 16,000 - 25,000
Undergraduate (Bachelor's) NZD 22,000 - 35,000
Postgraduate (Master's) NZD 26,000 - 40,000
MBA NZD 30,000 - 50,000
PhD / Doctoral NZD 6,500 - 9,000
Average Monthly Living Costs
Auckland NZD 1,800 - 2,600 / month
Wellington NZD 1,600 - 2,300 / month
Christchurch NZD 1,400 - 2,100 / month
Dunedin NZD 1,300 - 1,900 / month
Hamilton NZD 1,300 - 1,900 / month
Palmerston North NZD 1,200 - 1,800 / month
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