What are the advantages of going to New Zealand for a master's degree?

The conditions for studying in New Zealand are very relaxed, and international students can apply without taking the highly competitive postgraduate examination. China students can apply for graduate students in New Zealand universities, as long as they have graduated from universities, obtained a bachelor's degree and achieved excellent results, with an IELTS score of 6.5.

For international students who do not have IELTS scores or whose IELTS scores are not up to standard, they can also study the language after being conditionally admitted to New Zealand, and then study postgraduate professional courses.

You can study for graduate students across majors.

If international students do not want to continue their undergraduate studies, then studying in New Zealand is definitely the best choice, because many countries require graduate students to continue their studies in this major when recruiting graduate students, and all institutions in New Zealand offer relevant bridge courses.

Generally speaking, the duration of bridge courses is 0.5- 1 year. Through the bridge course, you can successfully complete the interdisciplinary application for master's degree.

You can get your diploma faster. Different from the domestic postgraduate education system, it only takes two years to go to New Zealand for postgraduate study, such as business and liberal arts, while the postgraduate curriculum system of engineering, law and education is only 1 year. In this way, international students can get their graduate diplomas faster.

Scholarship applications are easy and varied.

It is easy to apply for a scholarship to study in New Zealand, but international students must first have the awareness of studying hard, so as to successfully apply for a scholarship. Successful scholarship application is not only an affirmation of our foreign students' own study, but also a relief to the families studying abroad.

International postgraduate scholarships awarded by the New Zealand government are mainly divided into three-year full-time doctoral scholarships and two-year full-time master's scholarships.

The New Zealand government attaches great importance to the education industry, so it has launched the International Postgraduate Scholarship since 2008, mainly to attract more outstanding international students to New Zealand for postgraduate study and research.

Scholarships for studying in New Zealand are also relatively large. Scholarships fully support tuition, living expenses, international transportation expenses, books, papers and other expenses, with an average subsidy of about 220,000 yuan.

With more and more China students going to New Zealand for postgraduate study, and China students being smart and eager to learn, a large part of the scholarships for studying in New Zealand are awarded to China students. Generally speaking, if you study in New Zealand, you will have a greater chance of getting a scholarship if you study key projects such as biotechnology, information technology and language.

study abroad

Studying abroad, formerly known as studying abroad, generally refers to a person going to a country outside his own country to receive various kinds of education, which can be short-term or long-term. These people are called "international students". In Chinese mainland, students call studying in Hongkong and Macau studying abroad, because these areas have different education systems. An overseas short-term exchange program organized by the United States and other countries, whose English name is "Study foreign" is also literally translated as studying abroad. Please refer to overseas study (called overseas exchange in Chinese mainland).