Study in
New Zealand
EDUCATION HISTORY
New Zealand is globally recognised for its quality of education and academic excellence. The country accepts foreign students at all levels of learning and offers a wide arena of subjects for them to pursue. What’s more, the scenic, quiet, and beautiful cities serve as the ideal study environment.
Since New Zealanders speak English, international students rarely have to struggle with a language barrier. Also, the cost of living and education is not as high as in other places with the same standard of education. Ranking as one of the safest and most stable countries in the world, New Zealand is an absolute delight to live in. It is a country of natural beauty, with a comfortable temperature throughout the year.
Economics
New Zealand is known worldwide for its agricultural products. The country’s 53 million sheep produce meat and wool while its 8 million cattle offer meat and dairy products. Farming is the source of nearly half of New Zealand’s export earnings. Other major exports include timber and timber products, fish and horticultural produce.
Over the past decade, tourism and education have seen a dramatic increase in significance, now being among the major earners for the country. Other growth areas are the application of new technology, particularly information technology, genetics and biochemistry, biomedical science, industrial chemistry and areas of high-tech physics. The New Zealand dollar is stable and has a very favourable exchange rate with most countries.
Politics
New Zealand is an independent parliamentary democracy within the British Commonwealth. The formal head of state is Queen Elizabeth II, who is represented by a New Zealander as Governor-General. Wellington is the capital city and seat of government.
Politics
New Zealand is an independent parliamentary democracy within the British Commonwealth.
The formal head of state is His Majesty King Charles III, who is represented by a New Zealander as Governor-General. Wellington is the capital city and seat of government.
GEOGRAPHY
New Zealand is a South Pacific country located midway between the Equator and the South Pole, and approximately 1600 kilometres east of Australia. The country consists of two main islands, the North and South Islands, which are together similar in size to Japan or Britain.
Zealand’s climate is oceanic, without extremes of hot or cold. Most parts of the country enjoy ample sunshine and rainfall, although the weather can change. There are over 4 million New Zealanders of all races, but predominantly of European and Polynesian origin. The Maori population is around 13% of the total. 75% of all New Zealanders live on the North Island. English is the common language of business and everyday usage, but Maori is an official language recognized in the courts and of increasing significance nationally.
LEISURE
New Zealand is often considered an adventure playground and mountain biking, surfboarding, bungee jumping, snowboarding, skiing and hiking are popular ways to enjoy the great outdoors. Common sports include rugby, netball, cricket, squash, sailing and soccer. New Zealand maintains a high professional standard in a number of sports notably Sailing (The America’s Cup holders) and rugby (The All Blacks). New Zealand, well known for its natural beauty and for being the stunning location for many big budget films (e.g. The Lord of the Rings), offers an incredibly diverse environment.
New Zealand offers geographical diversity with the volcanic plateau in the middle of the North Island to the coastal beauty of the lower North Island, the golden sands of the top of the South Island and the breath-taking mountains of the Southern Alps then the rugged country and fiords of the far south.New Zealand offers a temperate climate all year round but the many mountains offer skiing and snow-boarding in the winter and in the summer it is possible, in the same day, to surf in the morning and visit a glacier in the afternoon.
LEISURE
New Zealand is often considered an adventure playground and mountain biking, surfboarding, bungee jumping, snowboarding, skiing and hiking are popular ways to enjoy the great outdoors. Common sports include rugby, netball, cricket, squash, sailing and soccer. New Zealand maintains a high professional standard in a number of sports notably Sailing (The America’s Cup holders) and rugby (The All Blacks). New Zealand, well known for its natural beauty and for being the stunning location for many big budget films (e.g. The Lord of the Rings), offers an incredibly diverse environment. New Zealand offers geographical diversity with the volcanic plateau in the middle of the North Island to the coastal beauty of the lower North Island, the golden sands of the top of the South Island and the breath-taking mountains of the Southern Alps then the rugged country and fiords of the far south.New Zealand offers a temperate climate all year round but the many mountains offer skiing and snow-boarding in the winter and in the summer it is possible, in the same day, to surf in the morning and visit a glacier in the afternoon.
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