What are the requirements for self-taught undergraduates to study in New Zealand?

Self-taught undergraduates can also apply for studying in New Zealand. The conditions for self-taught undergraduates to study in New Zealand are the same as those for domestic regular university undergraduates, as long as students have a degree certificate. To study in New Zealand, students can choose to take master's courses in eight famous universities in New Zealand or graduate courses in New Zealand Institute of Technology. New Zealand postgraduate entrance examination has advantages.

New Zealand's education system follows the British education system, and its education system is regarded as one of the world's education systems. The eight famous universities in New Zealand have been recognized and certified by international educational academic institutions and the Ministry of Education of China, which has also attracted more China students to study in the eight famous universities in New Zealand. Self-taught undergraduate students can apply for the University of New Zealand, and the self-taught undergraduate degree is recognized by the University of New Zealand, as long as students can provide a bachelor's degree certificate. Students are required to score IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL 550 when applying. If they don't have language grades, they need to take English exams at school and then take language classes. Academic performance requires students to score above 70 points.

Studying in New Zealand, majoring in law, New Zealand is known as the cleanest country in the world, with developed laws and integrity. Its law graduates also have good employment conditions and remuneration. Legal profession is one of several professions introduced by New Zealand government immigrants. New Zealand should be a branch of the Anglo-American legal system, which directly inherits the English legal system, that is, the English legal system. Therefore, New Zealand's legal vocational higher education has the characteristics of common law system, and it is flexible, serious and scientific to emphasize the reference of historical cases to current legal events.

The Graduate School of Law in New Zealand is the University of Auckland, which ranks in the top 30 in the world and is an excellent course. University of Auckland Law School is the most comprehensive university in New Zealand, with a very high level in the fields of commercial law and financial law. There are also courses related to intellectual property law. The law graduate program of the University of Auckland is a one-year master's program with 120 credits. It adopts the mode of combining teaching with research to cultivate students' necessary skills and theoretical viewpoints in lawyer work. This teaching mode combining theory with practice has laid a good foundation for students' graduation and employment. There are many advantages in studying for graduate students in New Zealand, such as business, engineering, medicine and so on.

? Self-taught undergraduates should try their best to keep the average level of their undergraduate course at a higher level, basically reaching the "B" in the United States, or the average score in China is above 80, especially in specialized courses, and must ensure high scores. With a bachelor's degree, self-taught undergraduates are on the same starting line as ordinary undergraduates, so self-taught undergraduates don't have to worry about being inferior to other students, try their best to show themselves and let the admissions officers regard themselves with special respect.

? Foreign universities pay attention to comprehensive competition, which is not the decisive factor for the entry of academic knowledge. Therefore, self-taught undergraduates can sign up for postgraduate study abroad and realize themselves. Bian Xiao feels that everyone understands that it is not out of reach for working-class people who do not have a bachelor's degree to go abroad for postgraduate study. As long as you get a bachelor's degree through self-study, you can go abroad for further study.