How much does it cost to study in New Zealand for one year?

Introduction to the cost of studying in New Zealand for one year:

1. Middle school

New Zealand public middle school tuition fee reference: SGD 8,000~9,000 per year. In terms of living expenses, the New Zealand Immigration Service requires each New Zealand international student to have at least 7,000 New Zealand dollars in annual living expenses. Generally speaking, a student needs about 7,000 to 11,000 New Zealand dollars per year, including accommodation, food, clothing, transportation and entertainment.

The visa to study in New Zealand requires that the applicant or his relatives who can serve as guarantors have a certain amount of deposits in their accounts as a guarantee for tuition and living expenses in New Zealand, and they must also have a deposit history for a certain period of time. . When proving the source of funds, different supporting materials are required for different situations. Taken together, the annual cost of studying abroad in New Zealand is about 80,000 to 100,000 yuan. The guarantee deposit for studying abroad in New Zealand is RMB 300,000.

2. Undergraduates

1. Tuition fees

Private universities: average tuition fees per year 70,000-120,000 yuan

Business majors 80,000-120,000 Yuan

Social science majors 75,000-80,000 yuan

Liberal arts majors 75,000-80,000 yuan

Other majors 70,000 yuan

Public universities : Average tuition is 90,000-180,000 yuan

Medicine and engineering majors 140,000-180,000 yuan

Liberal arts and social science majors 90,000-120,000 yuan

Business majors 120,000 -160,000 yuan

Other majors 100,000-130,000 yuan

Master’s/Ph.D. student tuition:

Engineering technology (electronics, machinery, architecture, etc.) 128,000-190,000 yuan

Science (computer, physics, chemistry, biology, etc.) 130,000-140,000 yuan

Business/economics (mba) 138,000–190,000 yuan

Law 128,000-160,000 Yuan

Arts/Humanities 128,000-160,000 Yuan

Agriculture/Horticulture 128,000-150,000 Yuan

2. Life

(1) Food and accommodation

Rent your own house, cook your own food, and rent a room to live with the landlord. Water, electricity, local phone calls, etc. are all included. The weekly rent ranges from SGD 60 to more than SGD 100. Prices vary (depending on location and facilities), usually smoke-free, and kitchens and bathrooms are mostly shared. You can also rent a whole house with classmates and friends, and enjoy the living room, garden, garage and other facilities. The cost starts from S$280/three bedrooms and one living room and S$320/four bedrooms and two living rooms. The electricity and phone bills are self-paying. Pay, S$40. If you rent a house in the North Shore or South District, you will have to pay extra monthly transportation costs; for food, if you cook by yourself, you can eat well with 40 Singapore dollars a week. International students can generally bring their own lunch, which will save a lot of money. The weekly cost is approximately S$100 to S$160, and based on 52 weeks a year, it costs S$5,200 to S$8,320.

(2) Transportation

Taking public transportation, walking, or riding a bicycle to class are all quick and cheap ways. However, booking train tickets, air tickets, etc. in advance will You can also save a considerable amount by choosing a round-trip ticket.

(3) Insurance

If you study abroad for two years or more, you must purchase student insurance. If you study abroad for less than two years, the New Zealand Immigration Bureau also strongly recommends purchasing student insurance. One year's student insurance premium (including travel, medical, and property) costs approximately SGD 500.

However, insurance does not cover dental problems, so students should resolve their dental problems before going abroad to avoid unnecessary trouble.

3. Master's degree

Tuition fees range from more than 100,000 to 300,000 yuan per year, depending on the major you study; living expenses are 50,000 to 60,000 yuan per year. The guarantee deposit cannot be less than 300,000 yuan, and the deposit history cannot be less than half a year.