Study in New Zeland

New Zealand is a sovereign country comprising of two islands, The North

Island and The South Island, and 600 smaller islands. These islands lie

around 1500 kilometres east of Australia across the Tasman sea. The capital

city is Wellington. English is widely spoken and the standard of living is

among the best in the world. Parklands and marine cover more than onethird

of the country. It is a constitutional monarchy and is a member of the

United Nations Organisation, Commonwealth of Nations, Australia New

Zealand and United States security treaty(ANZUS), Organisation for

Economic Co-operation and Development, Asia-Pacific Economic

Cooperation, Pacific Islands Forum, etc. It is well connected to every other

continent in the world.

The education system in New Zealand is modelled on the British system of the

education and is cheaper than the education system in Canada. Additionally,

the cost of living is lower than most English speaking countries. A student is

allowed to work 20 hours during one week during his semester and up to 40

hours during his vacation. Along with your studies, the student can try for

internships during your stay. This can be used by the student to leverage his

expenses during his stay in the country.

All eight universities in New Zealand are among the top 3% in the world.

Moreover, all of them come in the top 500 universities of the world. After

completion of one’s studies, the student can apply for two year post study

work visa. If the job you get to work is related to your field of study, you can

apply for Permanent Residency.

Unlike other study destinations, except in higher altitudes, the temperature

during winter does not go down below 10 degree Celsius and the temperature

during summer does not increase beyond 25 degree Celsius, making it one of

the most ideal English speaking study destinations in the world.

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