Can I still apply for studying in New Zealand at the age of 29? What are the application conditions?

Because there are many students who take the postgraduate entrance examination in China, the involution is serious and the pressure is great, so many students focus on going abroad for postgraduate study. Many domestic partners who want to apply for studying abroad are not fresh graduates, so what are the application conditions for applying for studying in New Zealand at the age of 29? Come and see what I made up for you. Welcome to read!

Can I still apply for postgraduate study in New Zealand at the age of 29? Yes, the age requirement for graduate study in New Zealand is 20-37 years old. There are too many postgraduate entrance examinations in China, and the competition is fierce. This is nine Niu Yi hairs. Therefore, in order to improve their success rate, some small partners turned their attention to overseas. New Zealand is one of the destination countries.

New Zealand postgraduate diploma level 8 course

The full name of English is postgraduate diploma, which is generally called postgraduate certificate or postgraduate diploma. Length of schooling 1 year.

Judging from New Zealand's academic framework, this course belongs to Grade 8, which is one level lower than the master's degree. You can get a graduate diploma after graduation, but you don't have a master's degree certificate. The traditional master's degree is a 9-level course, usually 1.5-2 years. Teaching professional knowledge in the first year and doing research in the second year. It can be understood that the first year of master's degree is Grade 8, which is a pure teaching system. In general, only when the average score of Grade 8 courses reaches B or b+(b+(70 points)) can you enter the second year of graduate students to complete the master's degree. Level 8 courses can be applied independently. If you directly apply for a master's degree in Grade 9, you can't study alone for two years.

New Zealand postgraduate study abroad application conditions

1) Age requirement: 20-37 years old.

2) Education requirements: Bachelor degree in related major or junior college degree with relevant work experience.

3) IELTS requirements: the total score is 6.5, and the single subject is not less than 6; Some special majors have higher IELTS requirements. Applicants who do not have IELTS scores or whose IELTS scores are not up to standard can study directly by reading the language.

4) Capital requirements: the time deposit of more than 300,000 yuan shall be no less than 6 months.

Advantages of graduate school in New Zealand

1. It is easier to immigrate.

Graduate students studying in New Zealand can be exempted from IELTS requirements when applying for courses above Grade 8 for skilled immigrants in New Zealand, and 60-80 points can be added when applying for immigration.

2. There is no postgraduate entrance examination.

The conditions for studying in New Zealand are very relaxed, and international students can apply without taking the highly competitive postgraduate examination.

3. Postgraduates can apply across disciplines.

Precautions:

If your undergraduate major is not similar to the postgraduate major you want to apply for, you can take a bridging course with a bridging time of 0.5- 1 year. After completing the bridging course between the two majors, you can successfully apply for a master's degree across majors. Although the advantages of studying in New Zealand are obvious, if you don't plan to immigrate or stay in New Zealand, the advantages of studying in New Zealand are not great. In addition, although the conditions for graduate study in New Zealand are slightly relaxed, the pressure of graduate students in New Zealand is not lower than that of domestic graduate students!

First of all, language courses are very demanding! And many English professional terms should be very skilled! Because graduate school itself is an in-depth study and research on academic Geng Jie, the requirements for professional terms are very high!

In addition, academic fraud is strictly prohibited in the process of studying in New Zealand! Once discovered, it is not only deportation, but also hell to pay! In addition, other pressures of going to New Zealand for postgraduate study, such as the pressure of life and the inadaptability to the environment, are much greater than those of studying in China. If you have no determination, it is not recommended to go to New Zealand for postgraduate study by "escaping"! So going to New Zealand for postgraduate study is not a "shortcut", but another kind of self-discipline.