275 courses in New Zealand for international students
Global Grads lists 275 courses in New Zealand for the 2027 intake, across 11 universities. Verified international tuition runs from NZ$18,946 to NZ$59,760 a year — roughly PKR 3,196,000 to PKR 10,080,000 at our 2026-08-01 snapshot rate, which is indicative and not a quote. That range comes from the 185 courses here whose fee we have checked against the university's own fees page, so it is what the university publishes rather than an estimate. University of Auckland lists the most, 138 courses, followed by Ara Institute of Canterbury (39) and Auckland University of Technology (32). The largest subject areas are Natural Sciences, Arts & Humanities and Business & Management. Compare tuition, course length, entry requirements and English-test scores side by side, and open any course to see the fee source and apply.
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Top universities
- University of Auckland138
- Ara Institute of Canterbury39
- Auckland University of Technology32
- Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec)18
- Whitireia and WelTec15
- University of Waikato11
- Whitecliffe College10
- New Zealand Tertiary College6
- Te Rito Maioha Early Childhood New Zealand4
- AGI Education Limited1
- Alpha Educational Institute Limited1
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Maori Studies
Mathematics
ME Master of Engineering
Bachelor of Education
Master of Information Technology (Cybersecurity/Data Science)
Mechanical Engineering
Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Nutrition)
Philosophy
Bachelor of Applied Business Studies
Bachelor of Teaching (Primary)
Bachelor of Applied Management (Event Management)
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Bachelor of Laws Conjoint
Biomedical Science
Science
Bachelor of Commerce - Bachelor of Design Conjoint
Bachelor of Global Studies - Bachelor of Laws Conjoint
Geography
Maori Studies
Bachelor of Creativity (Performing Arts)
Design
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