New Zealand University Rankings
1, 202 1QS World University Rankings announced. On this list, the rankings of eight universities in New Zealand have risen and fallen compared with the previous year. Among them, the University of Auckland rose two places, but the ranking of Waikato University plummeted. In this latest ranking, the University of Auckland continues to maintain the position of "leader" in New Zealand, ranking 8 1 in the world, the highest ranking in five years.
2. Massey University and Auckland University of Technology (AUT) also rose to 272nd and 437th respectively. However, due to the limited research ability, AUT, as a polytechnic, has not got rid of the position of "crane tail" among the eight universities in New Zealand.
3. The rankings of the other five universities have declined collectively: Otago University has dropped by 8 places and is now ranked184; Victoria University dropped 8 places to 223; Canterbury University dropped 43 places to 270th place; Lincoln University dropped by 3 1 place, ranking 387th; The University of Waikato has the largest decline, falling by 109 places to 375 places. You know, a few years ago, I was pregnant with three years of progress 100.
University fees in New Zealand
1. Tuition: Tuition fees for different degrees in New Zealand universities are different, such as 22,000-32,000 New Zealand dollars for undergraduates and 26,000-37,000 New Zealand dollars for masters. However, the tuition fee for doctoral programs is the same as that for local students in New Zealand, and the tuition fee for most subjects is about 0.6 -0.9 million New Zealand dollars per year.
The tuition fees of different majors in New Zealand universities are different. Usually, the tuition fees of law, medicine, engineering and some business majors are relatively expensive, most of which are more than NZ $25,000 per year, and the expensive ones are more than NZ $30,000 per year, and some courses even reach NZ $37,000 per year. Humanities and science majors are relatively cheap, about 20 thousand New Zealand dollars a year.
2. Living expenses: The standard of living expenses given by Immigration New Zealand is 15000 NZD/year. Students who have studied abroad for less than one year must also prove that they have at least 1250 NZD monthly living expenses.
(1) Accommodation: The cost of studying abroad varies greatly in different parts of New Zealand. The average accommodation rent is NZ $440/week, while it is NZ $5 10/week in a big city like Auckland.
(2) Food and beverage expenses: Food and beverage expenses vary from place to place, about NZD 65/week.
Different cities in New Zealand have different consumption levels. For example, the living expenses of international students at Victoria University in Wellington, New Zealand can be as high as NZ $30,000 per year; The living expenses of international students in Auckland University, the largest city in New Zealand, are as high as NZ $25,000/year. The living expenses of international students in Otago University and Massey University are relatively cheap, about 18000 NZD/year.