New Zealand is unquestionably the safest nation to study in, coming in second on the Global Peace Index 2022. It boasts the ideal balance of chances, culture, economy, and climate for an Indian student to thrive, along with globally rated universities and a responsive educational system. New Zealand is the place to go if you want a non-traditional study abroad experience that is full of outdoor activities and environmental research. You might be astonished to learn that the country, which spans the two islands, only has eight universities given its size.

Students in the “land of the long white cloud” can select among Auckland University of Technology, University of Auckland, Massey University, University of Otago, or Victoria University of Wellington if they want to experience a “state university” atmosphere like to the Big 10 in the United States. Students at these universities range from 17,000 to 33,000. Students may choose to think about Lincoln University, University of Waikato, or University of Canterbury, which have between 3,000 and 12,000 students, for a more private university atmosphere. In the entire nation of New Zealand, there are 8 state-funded universities. IELTS is the only exam required for admission to the Bachelor’s, Master’s, and MBA program. A high SAT, GRE, or GMAT score may not help you in your career. The TOEFL may be accepted in place of the IELTS by some program. Some of the well-known universities in New Zealand include the University of Auckland, the University of Waikato, and Massey University.

It’s the ideal moment to study abroad in New Zealand at any time. We already have recommendations on how to study abroad in New Zealand while in high school and college, and this year the country is also awarding scholarships to graduate students (Masters and PhD) who choose to do so. You can select from a range of programs, including short-term multi-country travel and study opportunities as well as summer, semester, and full-year exchange opportunities. You can also apply for a working holiday visa in either New Zealand or Australia and spend up to a year working if you decide to stay put once your semester is over.