How long does it take to graduate from New Zealand?

1. What are the requirements for applying for a doctorate in New Zealand?

Education:

To apply for a master's or doctoral degree from a New Zealand university or polytechnic, the applicant must have a bachelor's degree.

Language score:

English proficiency must reach IELTS academic 6.5 (7 for many majors) or TOEFL) 575. If the applicant's original major is similar to the applied major, some universities may lower the requirements for English scores.

English certificate:

The test scores of CAE Cambridge Advanced English Certificate and CPE Cambridge English Proficiency Certificate can also be used as a measure.

Academic achievements:

In academic performance, you must hold an A-level or related academic performance certificate.

Instructor:

Applicants must get in touch with relevant tutors to discuss research topics before applying.

2. What materials do I need to apply for a Ph.D. in New Zealand?

Application form for admission of international students; ?

2. University diploma (if you finish your postgraduate studies in China, you need a master's/doctoral diploma);

3. Transcripts (including course description, grade and credit scoring system);

4 resumes; ?

5. Letter of recommendation (either your teacher or your employer);

6. English scores; ?

7 graduate research reports and published papers and works; ?

8. Additional materials (if you don't attend school within 12 months before application, you need to provide proof of your work or activities during this period).

3. What are the advantages of studying for a doctorate in New Zealand?

Because the New Zealand government intends to promote the development of New Zealand's education industry and subsidize international students studying for doctoral degrees, the tuition fees for international students are the same as those for local students. The tuition fee for normal international students is generally around NZ $20,000 a year, while that for doctoral students is only NZ $3,200-4,000 a year, which is about RMB 20,000.

During the doctoral study, the spouse can apply for an unrestricted work permit consistent with the length of study, and the applicant's children can enjoy the same welfare policy as New Zealand residents for their study expenses in New Zealand.

International doctoral students can apply for the New Zealand International Doctoral Research Scholarship. This full scholarship covers tuition, living expenses, transportation subsidies, insurance subsidies and books and papers, which greatly reduces the financial burden of international students.

After graduation, international students can also apply for skilled migration to New Zealand more conveniently. If you choose to do postdoctoral research, you will get a New Zealand work visa, because in New Zealand, postdoctoral research belongs to work and enjoys the salary of lecturers in New Zealand universities.

4. How long does it take to study for a doctorate in New Zealand?

New Zealand doctors have flexible starting hours, and it is most suitable to enroll before May.

There are two kinds of doctors in New Zealand: full-time and part-time. Full-time usually lasts for 3-4 years.

The time is about 5-6 years, and the school is more flexible. You can register every month. The specific admission time can be discussed with the tutor. Teacher Huang Jing, who is studying in Australia, advises students to enroll before May as far as possible, because there are usually more scholarships in the first half of the year, and the tutor will have enough time to take care of the students. By the end of the year, because the tutor wanted to take a vacation, or because the funds had been overspent in the first half of the year, the tutor had to gently persuade the students to choose someone else.