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Thinking about university? Find out about your eligibility, study options and costs, as well as information for Māori, Pacific and international students.
Read how New Zealand universities are growing the economy, driving research and innovation, efficient and effective, delivering quality teaching and learning, enriching knowledge and understanding and building Māori and Pacific success.
Top reasons to study in New Zealand. 1. New Zealand offers a world-class education. All eight universities are ranked within the top 3% in the world. New Zealand universities were ranked in the top 50 universities in the world in 22 different subjects, and in the top 100 in 39 (out of a possible 46) subjects. 2.
Universities New Zealand, through its Scholarships Committee, administers a wide range of scholarships at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, on behalf of charitable trusts, private donors, industry and other benefactors.
Universities New Zealand—Te Pōkai Tara is the sector voice for all eight universities, representing their collective views nationally and internationally, championing the quality education they deliver, and the important contribution they make to New Zealand, economically, socially and culturally.
The University of New Zealand was created by Act of Parliament and became the examining and degree-granting body for all New Zealand university institutions. Colleges were then established in Christchurch (Canterbury College, 1873), Auckland (1883) and Wellington (Victoria University College, 1897). 1961.
These are the scholarships at undergraduate level currently administered by Universities New Zealand – Te Pōkai Tara. Before starting an application, intending applicants should make sure they satisfy the eligibility criteria and are familiar with the area of study and objectives of the scholarship.
The University of Auckland has the most comprehensive range of courses in New Zealand, with teaching and research conducted over eight faculties and two large-scale research institutes. It is the only New Zealand university that offers both Medicine and Engineering.
These are the scholarships at postgraduate level administered by Universities New Zealand – Te Pōkai Tara. Before starting an application, intending applicants should make sure they are eligible and are familiar with the area of study and objectives of the scholarship.
Read how New Zealand universities are growing the economy, driving research and innovation, efficient and effective, delivering quality teaching and learning, enriching knowledge and understanding, and building Māori and Pacific success.
