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Study in New Zealand:

Whether you’re planning to study at secondary school, take a university degree, or a short course in English language, New Zealand has a lot to offer. Lots of people come here to study and there are plenty of opportunities for you to reach your goals and enjoy our way of life too. What could be better than balancing hard work with your choice of sport and recreation? It’s easy to do in New Zealand. 

'Student Immigration Policy Review is Good News for International  Educators'
The review of student immigration policy is excellent news for educators, and excellent news for New Zealand and the changes in policy will allow New Zealand to compete for students far more effectively, and allow New Zealand to better reap the benefits of having international students here. The new policy is sound, sensible and reflects the input of industry.

New Zealand is becoming first choice for an increasing number of international students seeking quality education. New Zealand universities, colleges and other New Zealand education institutions offer students a unique learning environment. This is supported by an integrated education system in which students attending New Zealand schools and New Zealand English language schools find it easy to make the transition to the next level of education.

New Zealand's student immigration policy was becoming increasingly less relevant in terms of attracting high quality international students. Research into immigration policies has been undertaken here, abroad and supported the input of institutions that had found New Zealand's policies to be out of step with those in countries such as Australia and Britain. The Department of Labour has undertaken a review process that has involved industry input, and that the Government has listened to what was said and acted positively.

The open work permit for six months is an excellent innovation whose time has come. The guiding statement nails New Zealand's colours firmly to the mast as a country that welcomes and values international students. Just as important as these innovations is the commitment to continue to engage with industry and continue to develop and refine policy so that it reflects changing market realities.

New Zealand International Doctoral Research Scholarships:
The marketing of New Zealand education to international students is progressively ramping up.

The New Zealand International Doctoral Research Scholarships are  significant educational opportunities. The scholarships provide financial support for students from designated countries undertaking doctoral degrees by research in New Zealand universities. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic merit. 

New Zealand Institutions provide the opportunity to study under internationally recognised academics and researchers in a wide range of disciplines. A qualification from a New Zealand university ranks with the best internationally. New Zealand degrees have a reputation globally for being practical, modern and desirable. In some niche areas, such as biotechnology, forensic science and marine engineering, New Zealand degrees are acknowledged as world-leading. Students educated in the New Zealand education environment are earning a reputation as a new breed of innovative thinkers and are enjoying success the world over. 

These International Doctoral Research Scholarships reflect the New Zealand Government's commitment to deepening New Zealand's educational partnerships with participating countries and regions. The New Zealand education system provides students with the knowledge and skills to achieve results equal to the world's best. The scholarship programme is about sharing this excellence with the rest of the world, and bringing the best from elsewhere to share their knowledge with New Zealand. 

New Zealand has many educational institutions, more than you would expect for a small population. So there's a lot of choice.

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