New Zealand

Why Study in New Zealand?

1. World-Class Education System

2. Affordable Compared to Other Destinations

Tuition and living costs in New Zealand are generally lower than in the US, UK, or Australia.

3. Work While You Study

International students can work up to 20 hours per week during semesters and full-time during holidays.

4. Post-Study Work Visa

Graduates can stay and work in New Zealand for 1–3 years, depending on their qualification and location.

Course	Fees
Undergrad Bachelor’s Degree	NZD 20,000 to NZD 40,000 Per Year.
Post-Graduate Master’s Degree	NZD 20,000 to NZD 45,000 Per Year.

Find more details about study costs here.

The New Zealand government offers Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships, which are full-tertiary scholarships for undergraduate and postgraduate academic study for eligible international students.
Many New Zealand universities offer their own merit-based scholarships. For example, the University of Auckland offers up to NZD 20,000 toward compulsory tuition fees for new international students.
There are also subject- or region-based scholarships at various institutions.

International students in New Zealand may work part-time (up to 20 hours per week) during academic terms and full time during scheduled holidays. Edvoy+3Immigration New Zealand+3Educatly+3
Common part-time roles include retail assistant, hospitality, on-campus jobs (library, administration), tutoring, or office support. Nomad Credit+2EduVouchers+2
After graduation, New Zealand offers post-study work visas (depending on qualification level) allowing graduates to stay and work for a period (e.g. 1–3 years) to gain local work experience.