What are the application requirements for studying in New Zealand’s eight prestigious universities?

Many international students want to apply for the eight famous New Zealand universities, but not everyone can apply. So what are the application conditions for the eight famous universities in New Zealand?

1. The University of Auckland

The University of Auckland is located in Auckland, New Zealand's largest city. It has always been the leader among all institutions in New Zealand. In terms of scientific research, almost every subject ranks first in New Zealand and among the best in the world. In the latest QS World University Rankings, it ranks 82nd; the University of Auckland has trained two New Zealand Prime Ministers Helen

Clark and David Lange, as well as Oxford University President John Hood; the school has a total of 4 There are 8 campuses and 8 colleges, among which finance and accounting, education, law, and linguistics are the most famous;

Admission standards:

211/985 colleges: 85 points for business majors, non- 75-80 points for business majors

Double-Africa universities: 90 points for business majors, 80-85 points for non-business majors

2. University of Otago

The University of Otago is located in Dunedin, the capital of Otago Province, South Island, New Zealand. It was founded in 1869. It is the first school in New Zealand and also has the first medical school in New Zealand; it is located in the 2015-2016 QS World University Rankings. No. 173. The school has 12 departments and hundreds of majors. There is only one university in Dunedin, Otago. It is a veritable university town and is known as the "Edinburgh of the Southern Hemisphere". It is safe, comfortable and has a pleasant climate.

Admission standards:

211/985 colleges: 80 points for business majors, 75-78 points for non-business majors

Double non-schools: 85 points for business majors, 75-78 points for non-business majors Business major: 80 points

3. Auckland University of Technology

Auckland University of Technology was formerly known as Auckland Institute of Technology. In 2000, it was upgraded to a national comprehensive university and renamed Auckland University of Technology. , one of the eight public universities in New Zealand; the latest world ranking is 451. AUT emphasizes connecting theory with practice, so the employment rate of graduates has always been high. The school is divided into three campuses. AUT's business school has obtained AACSB certification, and other majors such as computer science, creative technology, and engineering have received unanimous praise from graduates

Admission standards:

211/985 colleges and universities: 75-78 points for business majors and 72-75 points for non-business majors

Double non-universities: 80 points for business majors and 75-78 points for non-business majors

4. Massey University Massey University

Founded in 1927, Massey University is a comprehensive university located in Palmerston North. Compared with other schools, Massey University is particularly famous in agriculture, food, veterinary medicine, aviation and other majors; Massey University is one of the three cradle of training civil aviation pilots in the world, and has cooperation with China Eastern Airlines, Xiamen Airlines, Air China. In terms of food major, Massey University and Jiangnan University have always cooperated, which also reflects Massey University’s status in the food field.

Admission standards:

211/985 colleges: 75-78 points for business majors, 73-75 points for non-business majors

Double non-business colleges: 80 points for business majors , non-business majors 75-78 points

5. University of Canterbury

The University of Canterbury was founded in 1873 and is located on the east coast of the South Island of New Zealand - Christchurch. Christchurch is known as " "Garden City" is famous for its beautiful environment and comfort. UC is most famous for its engineering courses, and it is also the school that offers the most engineering majors. The latest QS World University Rankings ranks 186th, with engineering, law, etc. at the forefront of New Zealand.

Admission standards:

211/985 colleges: 75-78 points for business majors, 73-75 points for non-business majors

Double non-business colleges: 80 points for business majors , 75-78 points for non-business majors

6. Victoria University of Wellington

The school is named after Queen Victoria to commemorate the Queen's 60th birthday. The school has seven colleges, among which the School of Architecture and Design is the strongest college in New Zealand and ranks 24th in the world. The business school has three of the world's most famous accreditations (AACSB, AMBA, EQUIS) and is located in the center of Wellington. Many large international companies have set up headquarters here, which greatly facilitates the school to find internships and jobs.

The school ranks 207th in the latest QS World University Rankings

Admission criteria:

211/985 institutions: 75-78 points for business majors, 73-75 points for non-business majors

< p>Double non-university: 80 points for business majors, 75-78 points for non-business majors

7. University of Waikato

The University of Waikato was established in 1964. It is hailed as the Harvard of the Southern Hemisphere by the Daily Telegraph (I think it is a bit exaggerated); the school has seven colleges, among which the Maori and Pacific Development College is a unique feature. The school is located in Hamilton, the fourth largest city in New Zealand, where life is very convenient. The hotel and tourism management major ranks 13th in the world and was certified as a "QS Five-Star University" in 2016

Admission standards:

211/985 Colleges: Business 75-78 points, 73-75 points for non-business majors

Double non-universities: 80 points for business majors, 75-78 points for non-business majors

8. Lincoln University

Lincoln University, formerly known as Canterbury Agricultural College, was the first university in the Southern Hemisphere to offer agricultural courses and the first to offer landscape architecture. Ranked 343rd in the latest QS World University Rankings. Lincoln University is a university with agriculture and land as its core. In 2014, Yili Group and Lincoln University signed a cooperation agreement. In recent years, Yili milk has become more and more high-end. Lincoln University is the first place to study agriculture.

Admission criteria:

Preparatory course: 17 years old or above, 70 points or above in the second year of high school; 5.5 IELTS points, 5.0 or above in each component.

General undergraduate requirements: IELTS 6 points, no individual component lower than 5.5, and an average score of 70 or above.

General requirements for postgraduate students: IELTS 6.5, with no individual component lower than 6, and an average score of 70 or above.