Read the qualification details
Check the level, course content and length. A similar title does not always describe the same qualification or learning experience.
Study in New Zealand.
A New Zealand shortlist should bring together the qualification, subject, campus and cost. Compare the academic requirements and the student support at each institution, then check the current immigration information for your study plan.
Before you choose,
get to know your options.
Confirm the teaching campus
An institution may have several campuses or delivery options. Check where you will attend before comparing housing.
Ask about support early
Find out how orientation, accommodation advice and academic support work for international students.
Picture life beyond
the classroom.
Your city is part of your education. Compare the campus, housing and everyday journey.
Auckland
Explore a large-city setting and compare campus location with housing and transport options.
Talk about this locationHamilton
Look at the University of Waikato's programme choices and the daily life around the campus.
Talk about this locationPalmerston North
Explore Massey's campus setting and check where your chosen course is taught.
Talk about this locationA useful place
to start your shortlist.
Explore the official course pages, then compare the choices with your background and budget.
University of WaikatoVisit the official university websiteMassey UniversityVisit the official university websiteUniversity of AucklandVisit the official university website
Independent research suggestions. A listing does not imply a partnership or admission arrangement.
Your next shortlist
11 institutions to explore.
Browse institutions and campuses, with course fees and entry details where available.
Explore 11 institutionsLook for support.
Plan the cost that remains.
Start with official institution awards and Study with New Zealand. Check the course, nationality and study-level conditions and compare any support with the full cost of your plan.
Discuss my scholarship optionsStart with official information.
Use these sources for current programmes, funding details and application requirements.
Questions about
studying in New Zealand.
How do I choose between campuses?
Confirm where the course is taught, then compare academic facilities, housing, transport and the setting you prefer.
Is every scholarship open to Nepali students?
No. Read the nationality and programme rules for each award. Ask the provider if the eligibility is unclear.
What should I prepare for a first consultation?
Bring your qualification details, subject interests and budget range. If you have a course in mind, save its official page so you can discuss the exact requirements.
You don’t need all the answers yet.