Study in New Zealand

New Zealand is one of the most beautiful countries on the planet. Lush green farmlands, high mountains, volcanic deserts, beaches with crystal clear waters, this little island nation has it all. A neighbour to Australia, New Zealand too has a unique flora and fauna that make it a one of a kind country to live in. It is important to note that, while it may look small, New Zealand is pretty much the same size as the UK or Japan.

The culture of the country is quite laid back and the locals are generally sweet and welcoming. The country is populated by around 4 million people only and is considered to be one of the safest places to live and study. Despite its relatively small size and small population it is still one of the most diverse places to live. The country has one of the more stable governments in the world and is widely considered to have a very strong economy.

The country also has one of the most temperate weathers one can find. The winters are mild with temperatures getting only as low as 10 degrees while being slightly wet, snow is common on higher altitudes. Summers are dry and warm with temperatures hovering around a pleasant 25 degrees. All in all, the weather in New Zealand is not as extreme as some of the other places on the planet.

New Zealand also boasts of a robust education system with world renowned universities and cutting edge research and development facilities. It is important to note that New Zealand colleges and universities charge far more affordable tuition than other countries like UK, US or even Australia for that matter. The teaching style has heavy British influences and you get the same experience at a fraction of the cost of studying in the UK. The degrees are kept up to date in their course content and the colleges and universities recruit faculty from some of the most experienced professionals in the world. Degrees from New Zealand institutes are recognized around the world.

New Zealand has an endless array of activities for you to do while you are pursuing you degree. You can go hiking in the mountains, go swimming in the ocean, learn scuba diving, go snorkelling, or even indulge in a variety of sports. New Zealand, despite its size, is home to some of the most robust industries in the world. Animal husbandry, farming and finance are some of the most sought after industries to work in New Zealand.