• Global Recognition: Earn internationally recognized qualifications
• Work Opportunities:
  • 1-year job search visa after graduation
  • 2-year work permit if securing full-time employment during job search
  • Part-time work rights during studies (up to 20 hours/week)
• Immigration Pathways:
  • Earn points toward permanent residency
  • Skill shortage areas offer excellent job prospects
• Family Benefits:
  • Dependents can accompany students
  • Spouses/partners can work full-time
• Language Development: Immersive environment to improve English proficiency
• Cultural Experience:
  • Safe, friendly multicultural society
  • Low crime rates
  • Opportunities to interact with diverse cultures
• Affordability: Lower education costs compared to UK, USA and Australia

• MBA/Business/Management
• IT/Computing
• Engineering & Science
• Tourism/Travel/Hotel Management
• Creative Arts/Design Courses
• Architecture
• Medicine

• Diploma programs: Overall 5.5 (no band less than 5.0)
• Bachelor's Degree: Overall 6.0
• Graduate Diploma: Overall 6.0
• Master Programs: Overall 6.5

• January
• July
• October

• Attested copies of X, XII & Graduate Degree (if applicable) mark sheets including backlogs (re-sits)
• Evidence of English Language proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/etc.)
• Standardized Tests (GMAT/GRE where required)
• Two academic references
• Two employer references (where applicable)
• Passport sized photographs
• Statement of Purpose (SOP)
• Resume/CV
• Application fee draft (if applicable)
• Portfolio (for Art, Design & Architecture courses)
• Certificates of extracurricular achievements

Students who complete one year of academic study in New Zealand may be eligible for a Graduate Job Search Work Visa valid for 1 year. Those who secure employment can then apply for an additional work permit lasting 2-3 years under the study-to-work policy.