There are some differences between education in New Zealand and domestic education. What is it like to study undergraduate in New Zealand?

Education in New Zealand is somewhat different from that in China. New Zealand pays attention to students' divergent thinking and independent problem-solving ability, respects each student's personality in hobbies, and does not conduct lifelong examinations in teaching, but examines students' abilities in many ways. Studying in New Zealand is cost-effective and inexpensive. Here is a brief introduction to studying abroad in New Zealand.

New Zealand undergraduate study conditions

If the applicant is a high school graduate, he must take the New Zealand Preparatory Course, which is different from the language course and equivalent to the University Bridge Course. New Zealand undergraduate IELTS score of 6., each individual score is not less than 6., such as engineering, business and other majors; Some popular majors, such as education, nursing and media, have slightly higher IELTS requirements.

Students who have finished their first year of college or graduated from a full-time college for three years can go directly to the undergraduate course without one-year preparatory course. If the applicant graduated from a junior college, the average score of the junior college is generally required to be above 75. If you apply for a prestigious school or an advantageous major, you should have an average score of at least 8 points. Three-year junior college students who apply for undergraduate courses can transfer the courses completed in domestic schools to New Zealand University credits.

The academic system of undergraduate study in New Zealand

The academic system of undergraduate study in New Zealand is generally three years, including liberal arts, business, design, nursing and other majors; Some majors last for 4 years, including engineering and law. Generally, courses are held twice a year in February and July, and a few courses are held only once a year in February.

If domestic students want to enter the first year of New Zealand universities directly, they need to complete the first-year courses of domestic regular universities; Or domestic regular colleges and universities complete their sophomore courses. Domestic senior two/senior three graduates who want to enter the undergraduate course must attend the preparatory course (ranging from 7 to 18 months), complete the preparatory course and meet certain conditions before entering the undergraduate course.

the cost of undergraduate study in new Zealand

the tuition fees of eight undergraduate courses at the university of new Zealand are considerable. According to the majors studied, the tuition fees for chemical engineering, electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, computer science and civil engineering are usually between 28, and 35, New Zealand dollars. The annual tuition fee for business majors such as finance, accounting and marketing ranges from NZ $24, to NZ $29,. Tuition fees for majors such as pilots, dentists and clinical medicine range from NZ $55, to NZ $8,. If you choose polytechnic, the annual tuition will be reduced by about a quarter.

including all living expenses, such as housing, meals, mobile phones, transportation fees, etc. All expenses except tuition), the New Zealand Immigration Bureau requires each international student to have a monthly deposit of NZ $1,25, which is NZ $15, a year.