Which major is better for studying in New Zealand and wanting to immigrate?

According to the forecast of the Ministry of Employment of New Zealand, in the next few years, the industries with the greatest demand for labor in New Zealand will be concentrated in four sectors: commerce, construction, public health and community services (including education and medical care). Among them, 20% of employment growth will come from business development, especially high-skilled occupations, and will be concentrated in Auckland and Wellington.

There is still a great demand in the construction industry, and more engineers, technicians, skilled workers and laborers will be needed to join the public facilities and housing construction in New Zealand. Auckland still occupies a large share, and nearly 46% of the construction industry personnel demand will come from Auckland in the next three years.

Due to the rapid population growth (mainly from new immigrants and returned New Zealand nationals), more professionals will be needed to provide social services. Especially in education and health care, New Zealand needs more teachers and aged care professionals at all levels.

In the specific career demand forecast, managers who do business and management in various industries are the occupations with the first demand in the next three years.

Secondly, professionals include teachers, nurses and other social services, programmers, engineers and other senior skilled personnel, marketing specialists, accounting specialists, laborers and other senior technical personnel.