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New Zealand Universities keen to attract Indian students

08/01/202031/10/2017

While Private Teaching Establishments and Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics have been favoured by Indian students over the last few years, New Zealand Universities are working towards attracting young undergraduates or graduates to further their studies in New Zealand. The quality of New Zealand tertiary education Our team have recently been meeting with NZ Universities to explore opportunities for overseas students. New Zealand qualifications are highly sought-after not only in the country but also overseas. This global recognition is a …

Study in New Zealand: The University of Waikato

17/11/202326/10/2017

We announced last month that New Zealand Shores is now an agent for the University of Waikato. As agents, we can advise on courses and facilitate both your enrolment and your visa process. Why the University of Waikato? Our team have recently been meeting with the University of Waikato staff, viewing their extensive on campus facilities and we have been very impressed with what is on offer for International students. The courses on offer are outstanding and we would strongly …

FOCUS on the University of WAIKATO

31/08/202027/09/2017

Located 90mn’s drive south of Auckland, the institution is in the top 5 universities in the country and in the top 1.1% in the world in the latest QS World University Rankings.

Focus on UNITEC’s Graduate Diploma in Computing

31/08/202007/09/2017

Let’s take a look at a popular option: UNITEC’s Graduate Diploma in Computing.

Focus on WITT’s Graduate Diploma in Operations and Production Management (level 7)

08/01/202031/08/2017

The Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki, based in New Plymouth, is offering an October 2017 intake for 1 year the Graduate Diploma in Project Management AND the Graduate Diploma in Operations & Production Management, with a special international tuition fee of $12,000 – reduced from the original cost of $17,240.

Study in New Zealand

01/09/202002/03/2015

Want to study in New Zealand? University starts this week for many young New Zealanders, and a recent NZ Herald article reports that this year, students are most likely to take a degree focused on human society or culture, despite a trend to encourage science and technology. While candidates say the popular BA (Bachelor of Arts) is highly beneficial to their professional life, the government would like a shift towards solving skill shortages in IT, science, technology, engineering, and maths. Other students …