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New Zealand
Whether you’re planning to study at secondary school, take a university degree, or a short course in English language, New Zealand has a lot to offer. Many overseas students come to New Zealand to study and there are plenty of opportunities for you to reach your goals and enjoy our way of life too. What could be better than balancing hard work with your choice of sport and recreation? It’s easy to do in New Zealand.
Isolated geographically, but with many attractions, New Zealand is a modern, developed nation with influences from Europe, the Pacific and Asia. Its two official languages are English and Maori but English is the main language in daily use.
The cost of living varies, depending on where you live, what accommodation you choose, the study options you decide on, and your lifestyle.
New Zealand has many educational institutions, more than you would expect for a small population. So there's a lot of choice.
Educational standards are high and qualifications are internationally recognised. You can study in a clean, healthy and safe environment. And we have a growing number of international students, so you won’t be alone.
New Zealand is a popular destination for many overseas travellers each year. It is famous for its unspoiled countryside, golden beaches, lush green vegetation, pleasant climate and safe environment.
New Zealand's landmass is similar in size to Japan or England but has a population of only 4.2 million.
New Zealand has been described as a 'small world'. It has beaches, rivers, mountains and lakes. It offers many adventurous sports such as mountain climbing, bungee jumping, kayaking, white/black water rafting, skiing, water skiing, windsurfing, surfing, paragliding, skydiving and more. Golf, tennis, tramping and sailing are also popular pastimes as well as going to the movies and restaurants.
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The Maori are the indigenous people of Aotearoa New Zealand, and have a rich
and varied culture.
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Last update
December 22, 2008