What are the requirements for studying in New Zealand? What are the recommendations for undergraduate majors in New Zealand? Can you talk about it?

There are many famous schools in New Zealand, with strong academic strength, profound cultural heritage, high diploma recognition and low cost of studying abroad, so students want to apply for undergraduate courses in New Zealand. So what are the requirements for going to New Zealand for undergraduate study? In terms of academic qualifications, it is necessary to complete the freshman course of domestic regular universities or the sophomore course of domestic regular universities; In terms of language, IELTS score of 6.0 is required, and some majors have slightly higher IELTS requirements.

New Zealand undergraduate study conditions

1. Education requirements: You need to complete the freshman course in a regular domestic university or the sophomore course in a regular domestic university. Domestic senior two/senior three graduates who want to enter the undergraduate course must first take the New Zealand University Foundation Course (ranging from 7- 18 months), complete the Foundation Course and meet certain conditions before entering the undergraduate course. Domestic college graduates who study the same or similar majors in China as those who are about to attend New Zealand University can apply for credit reduction, and their undergraduate study time will be shortened accordingly.

2. Language requirements: IELTS 6.0 is a common English requirement for New Zealand undergraduate students, such as business, liberal arts, engineering, architecture, natural science and other majors; Some majors have higher requirements for IELTS, such as nursing (IELTS 6.5) and education (IELTS 7). If students can get the corresponding IELTS scores, they can directly apply for undergraduate courses; If you don't meet the IELTS requirements, you can go to the Language Institute under the University of New Zealand to study language courses. After meeting certain requirements, you can enter the undergraduate stage.

New Zealand undergraduate major recommendation

1. To study in New Zealand, it is very important to choose a suitable major. However, don't blindly choose your major, because your major will be related to your future work and immigration. The choice of major should be guided by students' own interests and future employment prospects. As New Zealand is a country mainly engaged in agriculture and animal husbandry, it has strong expertise in agriculture, horticulture and landscape design, and has been certified as a shortage industry. Therefore, if undergraduates choose this major, it is not only easy to apply for studying abroad, but also very useful for future immigrants.

In addition, computer science, environmental protection, nursing and other majors are in short supply in New Zealand, and the graduates of these majors have good employment prospects. It is suggested that students applying for studying in New Zealand can consider choosing these majors. In addition, business and education majors are also very popular in New Zealand, such as finance, accounting, design, media, hotel management and logistics management. No matter what major you choose, students should choose according to their actual situation and hobbies.

2. Massey University, New Zealand. Massey University in New Zealand, majoring in space/interior design, will receive a postgraduate diploma in design. Studying at Macy's University requires IELTS or TOEFL scores. The total score of IELTS is 6.5 and the total score of TOEFL is 90. It takes one year to apply for this major.

3. University of Waikato, New Zealand. Graphic design usually refers to the process of making (designing) and the final finished work. The master's program in Waikato University is generally three years, and the GD program is one year. The University of Waikato's Master of Graphic Design program is the advantage of the university, and the project lasts for a long time. The Master of Graphic Design Program of Waikato University is a one-year program.

4. Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand. Auckland University of Technology (AUT) is the fastest growing of the eight universities in New Zealand. Many courses offered by AUT are in the leading position in New Zealand, and are recognized as competitive and successful modern universities in the world. Auckland University of Technology has established close ties with employers and expert groups, and its teaching and research are closely related to the present and future industries. The employment rate of graduates is as high as 95%. Among all universities in New Zealand, the employment rate of graduates from Auckland University of Technology is the highest.