Du học New Zealand 2022

International students flock to New Zealand every year to study. New Zealand's popularity can be attributed to the following factors:

• The British academic style and methodology are used in the education system
• Research and study facilities of the highest standard
• A New Zealander's friendliness and hospitality
• Comparatively lower tuition fees than the US or UK

Even if tuition is lower, it is necessary to consider living costs, such as accommodation, food, and transportation. How much would studying in New Zealand cost?

What do you think? Let's find out!

New Zealand university tuition fees

The cost of tuition at public universities

In New Zealand, a public university requires international students to pay tuition fees. You will pay different amounts depending on your degree type, level of education, and length of study:

• Bachelor's degrees cost 4,100 to 6,100 euros per year 
• Master's degrees cost 7,300-10,500 EUR/year 
• Ph.D. degree: 3,700-5,100 EUR/year 

The cost of certain degrees can be higher in disciplines like Medicine or Veterinary Science.

Private university tuition fees

The cost of attending a private university is higher than that of a public university. While you can find affordable courses, be prepared to pay 20,000 EUR or even more per academic year in tuition fees.

New Zealand's most affordable universities

• The University of Auckland offers bachelor's degrees starting at 886 EUR per year
• University of Auckland - Bachelor start at 3,997 EUR

These two universities offer only a few affordable study programs. Those remaining programs have tuition costs within those ranges.

New Zealand universities we recommend

• New Zealand University of Technology
• A school for media design

New Zealand tuition fees can change from year to year. The official university website is always the best place to find the latest information.

Rankings of the best universities in New Zealand.

Expenses associated with student living in New Zealand

Living in New Zealand will cost you between 750 and 1,300 EUR per month. These are the most important factors influencing this budget:

• Types of accommodations
• Your new neighborhood
• Traveling or commuting expenses

New Zealand's currency is the New Zealand dollar (NZD). The exchange rate for 7 NZD at the time of writing was around 4 EUR. 

The cost of student housing

Student accommodation or housing is most popular among international students in the following categories:

• Student residences - are often the most convenient and affordable option, but places may be limited.
• A popular option is to rent a flat and share it with several other students, which makes it more affordable. It costs between 500 EUR and 1,200 EUR on average per month to rent an apartment. A monthly utility payment of 130-150 EUR is also required.
• Student homestays are an excellent option for those who want to learn as much as possible about the local culture and habits. You can get a free meal occasionally, make some friends, and it's cheaper than renting a flat.

The cost of food in New Zealand

Food and groceries typically cost 150 to 200 EUR per month. Spending a lot more when you order food or eat out too often is possible. It's essential to find a balance, try cooking if you still need to, and look for supermarket sales.

In New Zealand, these are some of the average prices for food products:

• A loaf of bread costs 1.40 euros
• Milk costs 1.50 euros per liter
• Three euros for 12 eggs
• The cost of one kilogram of local cheese is 5.92 euros
• Apples cost 2.12 euros per kilogram
• Meals at affordable restaurants cost 10.20 euros

Other New Zealand living costs can be found here.

The cost of transportation

Buses are available in all cities in New Zealand. Student discounts are available in some towns for monthly transport passes that cost around 90 EUR.

The suburbs of Auckland and Wellington can be reached by train for those who enjoy travel and exploring.

1. New Zealand extra costs

• The monthly phone bill for plans with data (mobile internet) starts at 11 EUR.
• The cost of entertainment (such as movies, concerts, and theatre) ranges from 30 to 70 EUR per month.
• The only time you should buy private medical insurance is if you are not entitled to regular subsidized healthcare. It depends on your stay, your personal needs, and your medical records to determine the price of private healthcare insurance.

Grants and scholarships at universities

Scholarships in New Zealand should also be considered during the university application process. Universities themselves might offer a number of them; others may be covered by the government or by private institutions.

You should also pay close attention to the deadline. If you miss it, there is little you can do. Scholarships vary, so if you miss it, there's little you can do about it. Make sure you apply for the Studyportals Scholarship: International Distinction Awards as well.