Overview

New Zealand’s education system concentrates on training students to bring solutions of problems, research, examine and apply data, to work with others to create things innovatively. The education system assists the students in broadening their knowledge and way of looking at things differently. New Zealand provides standard education to the students with opportunity to excel there experiences

Admission & Visa Process

Admission process and visa process is always complex in nature. Visa interview can be deceptive as you may not be aware of what visa officer expects to hear from you. It is life changing opportunity so consulting our professionally trained mentors is suggested for admission and visa. Our stats show that . . .

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List of Universities & Colleges

There are eight universities in New Zealand, all of which are included in the QS World University Rankings 2015/16, in general inspiring considered that the country’s population is only around 4.5 million. Additionally, New Zealand’s higher education system also includes 20 institutes of technology and polytechnics that offer vocational courses of . . .

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Programs by Faculty

Universities in New Zealand offer professional courses to national as well as international students. Most common courses offered in New Zealand are listed below:

• Graduate Program in Professional Economics

• Applied Finance (MAF)

• Architecture (Professional)

• Arts

• Business

• Commerce (M.Com)

• Disaster Management

• E-Government Program

• Energy

• Engineering Management

• Engineering Studies in Medical Devices and Technologies

• Entrepreneurship (MEntr)

• Global Business

• Information Management (M.I.M.)

• Information Studies (M.I.S.)

• International Business (MIntBus)

• International Studies

• Management (MMgt)

• Marketing (MMktg)

• Professional Accounting

• Public Health

• Post Experience Programs in Public Policy

Work Rights During Study

Students are also permitted to work together with studies (either full-time seasonal work in June, July and August, or part-time work of no more than ten hours a week).

Post Study Work Rights

• Upon graduation student are approved one year work visa namely Search Year (“zoekjaar”) under Orientation year for Bachelor’s and Master’s graduates to help them find employment.

Upon finding a Job you will be able to extend your stay, leading to permanent residence in Netherlands.

Documents Checklist

♦ College admission letter

♦ Photographs

♦ Previous educational transcripts/certificates

♦ Sufficient funds

♦ Valid IELTS/ TOEFL score

♦ Valid passport

Assessment

We at AIFLC CONSULTANT offers our best services to help guide and make you succeed in your Student Visa Application. Our years of experience and trained and professional counselors are known for being most informative consultants and have track record of most successful cases. Feel free to contact us for more information about different universities, entry criteria, scholarships; admission and visa process contact your nearest Aiflc Team.

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