University of Auckland
Auckland
Study in New Zealand
Quality Education in a Safe, Beautiful Country
New Zealand offers internationally recognised qualifications in a safe, friendly and scenic setting. Its universities are known for supportive teaching, practical learning and strong pastoral care for international students.
The big picture
Why study in New Zealand
World-class education
Respected universities and globally recognised degrees.
Strong career opportunities
Demand for skilled professionals and good employability.
Safe and high quality of life
Clean environment, modern cities and a welcoming society.
Multicultural environment
Meet people from around the world and build a global network.
Stunning natural beauty
From beaches to mountains, a lifestyle like no other.
Post-study work opportunities
Gain international work experience and build your future.
Top universities in New Zealand
A selection of universities we help students apply to.
Auckland University of Technology (AUT)
Auckland
University of Otago
Dunedin
Victoria University of Wellington
Wellington
University of Waikato
Hamilton
English language requirements
Requirements vary by university and programme. Scores below are typical ranges only.
IELTS Academic
About 6.5 overall
Often with no band below 6.0
PTE Academic
About 58 to 64
Check the exact score for your programme
TOEFL iBT
About 80 to 90
Section minimums may apply
Intakes and key dates
- February or March intake (main)
Most programmes start in late February. Applications usually close a few months earlier, so start planning early.
- July intake
A second intake offered for many programmes. Applications are usually submitted in the first half of the year.
Cost overview
- Tuition fees
Fees depend on the university and programme. We share current figures for your shortlist during counselling.
- Health and travel insurance
Required for international students. We guide you on suitable options.
- Funds for living costs
You need to show you can support yourself during your stay. We explain the current requirement and help you prepare the evidence.
Work rights. Many student visa holders can work a limited number of hours during term, depending on their course and visa conditions. Under the India–New Zealand FTA, eligible Indian graduates can stay and work for longer after their studies, with durations set by qualification level. We explain the current rules with you.
New Zealand is a good fit for students who value a safe, supportive environment alongside a respected qualification. Entry rules differ by programme and level of study, so an early plan helps.
Studying in New Zealand with Cerviona
We help you choose the right programme, prepare your applications and documents, and guide you through the student visa process, from funds to insurance.
Post-study work for Indian graduates
Under the India–New Zealand FTA, eligible Indian graduates can stay and work for longer after their studies:
- Up to 2 years after a Bachelor’s
- Up to 3 years after a Master’s
- Up to 4 years after a PhD
- Up to 3 years for eligible STEM Bachelor’s graduates with First Class Honours
Eligibility conditions apply.
Your global journey starts here
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