Real consumption in New Zealand:
Come to New Zealand to study in public institutions, eight universities, at least one year from 30w. New Zealand's eight university fees are about 4w New Zealand dollars a year, which is equivalent to 18w yuan, and the cost of living is not cheap, plus the high prices and tuition fees in the past two years, the budget must be sufficient.
Tuition: Most liberal arts and business majors have a tuition range of 75w-17w a year, some science and engineering majors have high tuition fees, in 17-21w a year.
Living expenses: about 10-20w a year
Total: about 30w+ a year
1. It is not recommended if the budget is insufficient.
If the budget is insufficient, it is recommended to choose a private college, suitable for Baozi who does not care about the ranking Don't come with the illusion of working or taking out a loan, it is difficult to balance your studies and part-time jobs, and it is not as easy to make money as you think, and the cost of failing a course is very serious!
2. Studying abroad does not mean 100% getting PR
The core of applying for permanent residence is to have a job that meets the requirements, and it is not easy to find a job that meets the requirements of the Immigration Bureau, so before applying for a master's degree, you must first understand the employment situation of your major!
3. A low threshold does not mean that there is no threshold.
Many people fancy that New Zealand is good to apply for and graduate, so they want to mix it up. Please!The top-ranked colleges also depend on your background and GPA, don't come up and don't apply in Auckland!
If you are not familiar with the application for studying abroad, don't plan to DIY, you can find an agent to help you apply for free when applying to a school in New Zealand, studying abroad itself is quite expensive, and it is better to save some points in the application process!Senior sister is also screened a lot of study abroad agents, on personal experience want to recommend a reliable agent, although it is free to apply, but the service is not bad at all, if you have ideas, you can consult me directly
These schools are free to apply
University of Auckland QS68
University of Otago QS206
Massey University QS239
Victoria University of Wellington QS241
University of Waikato QS250
University of Canterbury QS256
University of Lincoln QS362
Auckland University of Technology QS407
Of course, studying in New Zealand has these advantages!
1. The quality of education is superb.
New Zealand's universities and research institutes have excellent strength and reputation in a number of fields, and they are not badly ranked, with the University of Auckland QS68 and the University of Canterbury QS256. New Zealand's education system focuses on the combination of theory and practice, and the curriculum is diversified to cultivate children's comprehensive quality.
2. Taught in English.
New Zealand's education system inherits the British, all taught in English, and the usual classes and homework are in English, and the British environment is really helpful to English proficiency. Qualifications are globally recognised and can be freely transferred to major English countries.
3. It is good to apply for study abroad institutions.
New Zealand is not as good as the UK, there is no list of Chinese universities, compared to the UK, it is very friendly to double non-Chinese students, even if your undergraduate background is not very good, as long as you have a high average score and a suitable major, you can hope to apply for QS top 100 universities!
4. Multiculturalism and ultra-inclusiveness.
New Zealand is a diverse country with people from different races, religions, and colours. Here, you can be exposed to different cultures and ideas, and broaden your horizons and insights.
5. The cost of life is super affordable.
The cost of living in New Zealand is relatively low, and housing, food, culture and entertainment are relatively cheap. After graduating from the doctorate, you can also apply for a 3-year work permit to work and live here. In addition, New Zealand's social welfare system and health care are well developed.
6. The job market is super stable.
The steady development of the New Zealand economy and job market is one of the reasons why many people choose to live and work here. New Zealand's job market and labour legislation are relatively relaxed, providing more employment opportunities for international students. Many schools also provide resources and support for international students to start a business or find employment. It's easier to study abroad and work locally!
Studying abroad cannot only rely on fantasy, you must have a certain judgment of your own conditions and a certain understanding of New Zealand, and you must not only rely on impulse to study abroad, you must think clearly about why you want to study abroad, and do not follow the crowd.
In short, students who want to study abroad must have a clear mind + a clear goal + a firm belief + strong determination + a certain economic foundation.