There are more and more students going to New Zealand for graduate studies, so what is the cost of studying in New Zealand?

How much does it cost to study in New Zealand? With more and more people studying abroad, the number of graduate students going to New Zealand is increasing year by year. New Zealand has a strong educational strength and the cost of studying abroad is relatively low. How much does it cost to study in New Zealand?

The cost of going to New Zealand for postgraduate study.

Postgraduate tuition:

Agriculture/horticulture: 13500 to $29400; Art/Humanities/Social Sciences: 1 1000 to $25,000; Business/management: 12500 to 26700; Project cost: 17500 to 18000 USD; Law: 1 1000 USD to 15000 USD; Science: $65,438+$05,000 to $29,400

Postgraduate living expenses:

As for living expenses, Immigration New Zealand requires each student to live at least NZ $7,000 a year. Generally speaking, a student needs about 7000 to 1 1000 New Zealand dollars a year, including accommodation, food, clothing, transportation and entertainment. You can ask a school in New Zealand to arrange accommodation for you when you apply. For international students, there are various accommodation options.

Many colleges and universities have their own student apartments, which can help international students find apartments. Each student has one room, and an apartment usually has two or four rooms. Students share facilities such as kitchen and laundry room. The cost is about NZD 130 to NZD 160 per week. Students also need 30 to 40 New Zealand dollars for meals and other living expenses.

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