Study Abroad in New Zealand
New Zealand, an island country located in the South-West Pacific an area also referred to as Oceania. Approximately 2,800 American students will study abroad in New Zealand making it one of the more popular study abroad destinations. New Zealand is an English speaking country with a strong university system in an area with breathtaking Lord of the Ring-like topography. With its scenery and beaches it makes this country a favorite to most who want to study abroad.
Top Cities to Study Abroad
| 1. Dunedin | 306 reviews | |
| 2. Auckland | 268 reviews | |
| 3. Christchurch | 178 reviews | |
| 4. Wellington | 151 reviews | |
| 5. Multiple | 63 reviews |
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Study Abroad in New Zealand - Featured Programs
Professional internships in New Zealand are available in a variety of industries! Length of stay is flexible from 3 weeks to 1 year. Immerse yours...
Start any Monday and study from two weeks to a whole year. See the world, experience a new culture, make friends from 100 countries – and prepare for your global future. University Credit is available available for all Intensive Courses at EF.
Study Abroad in New Zealand - All Programs
Massey is New Zealand’s only multi-campus university, with locations in Wellington, Auckland and Palmerston North. With an 80-year tradition of academic excellence, Massey...
For students seeking an inspiring location for creative enterprises, Massey University can’t be beat. Set in one of New Zealand’s most relaxed and beautiful cities, the un...
The Auckland Management Internship Program offers management experience in New Zealand combined with courses at the University of Auckland....
This is a limited enrollment exchange program; students study at the University of Canterbury for either the Spring (Feb - July) or Fall (July - November) semester.New Zea...
New Zealand is a multi-cultural country situated in the Pacific Ocean on the southern edge of the Asia-Pacific rim. It is made up of two major islands and a number of unpo...
The University of Otago is New Zealand's oldest university. It maintains a strong reputation in the sciences and has excellent facilities which are centrally located. The ...
The University of Waikato is one of the youngest and fastest growing universities in New Zealand. Of its 11,000 students, many are international, and 20 percent identify t...
Massey has a reputation of academic excellence and leadership across a wide range of disciplines and is, for example, New Zealand's premier and largest institution for agr...
The University of Waikato, the host institution for the CCIS program in Hamilton, New Zealand, is strong in sciences and other humanities offering degrees in Biotechnology...
Of the Massey University campuses, Wellington is known as the creative campus, which is fitting for the culture and lifestyle of the residence of the Capital city. Welling...
The CCIS program at the University of Canterbury, a medium-sized university where students can choose from 38 disciplines in seven departments, offers visiting CCIS studen...
Studying at Massey University is about doing things differently. It’s about shaping the world, by coming up with innovative, practical solutions and ideas for how we can l...
