The beautiful environment in New Zealand attracts many students who plan to study abroad. What are the requirements for studying abroad?

New Zealand's beautiful natural environment attracts many students who plan to study abroad. So what are the requirements for studying in New Zealand? First of all, you need to get an undergraduate diploma, or you are a senior, or you are a graduate student in China; Secondly, your IELTS score must be at least 6.5 points; Finally, you need to prepare enough funds, usually 35,000 to 50,000 New Zealand dollars.

What are the requirements for studying in New Zealand?

1, education. First, graduate from undergraduate course and obtain diploma and degree certificate; Second, I am a senior; Third, I study in China; Fourth, some college graduates can directly apply for master's degree.

2. language. For postgraduate courses in New Zealand universities, the general English requirement is IELTS 6.5, such as business, liberal arts, engineering, architecture, natural science and other majors. Some majors have slightly higher IELTS requirements, such as Education (IELTS 7). If students can get the corresponding IELTS scores, they can go directly to graduate courses. If you don't meet the IELTS requirements, you can go to a language school affiliated to a university in New Zealand for language course training. After meeting certain requirements, you can enter the postgraduate stage.

3. Financial aspects. The tuition fees for postgraduate courses in New Zealand universities are generally between NZ $20,000 and NZ $25,000 per year, and the tuition fees for different majors in different schools are also different. The annual living expenses (including accommodation, transportation and meals) for studying in New Zealand are about 15000 NZD.

Advantages of going to New Zealand for postgraduate study

1. It is easier to immigrate. Graduate students studying in New Zealand can be exempted from IELTS requirements when applying for courses above Grade 8 for skilled immigrants in New Zealand, and 60-80 points can be added when applying for immigration.

2. There is no postgraduate entrance examination. The conditions for studying in New Zealand are very relaxed, and international students can apply without taking the highly competitive postgraduate examination.

3. Postgraduates can apply across disciplines. If your undergraduate major is not similar to the postgraduate major you want to apply for, you can take a bridging course with a bridging time of 0.5- 1 year. After completing the bridging course between the two majors, you can successfully apply for a master's degree across majors.

4. The quality of education is very high. New Zealand's education system is considered to be one of the best in the world. It strictly follows the British education system, and the quality of education is comparable to that of the United States, Britain and Australia. Therefore, it enjoys a high reputation in the world. The government attaches great importance to the quality of education, with abundant teachers, complete courses and beautiful campus environment, which is very suitable for academic research.