i. Foundation Year

New Zealand University Foundation courses typically span two or three semesters. Foundation courses are full-time academic programs intended to assist students from non-English speaking backgrounds in their successful admission to New Zealand universities. 

ii. Undergraduate (Bachelor’s) Degrees:

Undergraduate programs typically span three to four years, offering a comprehensive foundation in a selected field of study. Upon successful completion, graduates earn a Bachelor’s degree, which serves as the standard qualification for entry-level positions in a wide range of professions. These degrees equip individuals with the essential knowledge, skills, and critical thinking abilities necessary to embark on successful careers in their chosen fields.

iii. Postgraduate (Master’s) Degrees:

Master’s programs typically entail one to two years of dedicated study, offering advanced specialization in a specific area of expertise. These programs are designed to cater to students seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills, either in career advancement or in academics. Master’s programs provide a rigorous learning environment that fosters intellectual growth, enabling graduates to excel in their chosen fields.

iv. Study English: 

With a visitor visa, you can enroll in an English language course for a duration of three months, while student or working holiday visas allow for extended periods of study. A variety of English courses are available in New Zealand, including Pathway Assessment programs designed to enhance your language proficiency and provide tailored recommendations, English for Specific Purposes, focused on developing language skills relevant to your chosen field, and preparation courses for standardized English language tests such as IELTS and TOEFL.