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New Zealand teachers lead the world at preparing students for the future
Discover why New Zealand tops The Economist Intelligence Unit’s education rankings and why it could be the best study destination for you.
Gain the skills the world needs
Be supported by our teachers to gain the academic, practical and social skills you’ll need to succeed in the fast-changing global workplace
Bring your learning to life
Be challenged by our teachers to unlock your potential by learning to think for yourself, collaborate with others and solve real-world problems
Thrive in an open and free society
Be inspired by our teachers to make the most of living in a society that values curiosity, new ideas and respect for people and the planet
Gain the skills the world needs
Be supported by our teachers to gain the academic, practical and social skills you’ll need to succeed in the fast-changing global workplace
"I try to foster creativity and critical thinking in my students so they can gain the skills to go out into the world and solve some of the biggest problems humanity faces."
Bring your learning to life
Be challenged by our teachers to unlock your potential by learning to think for yourself, collaborate with others and solve real-world problems
Thrive in an open and free society
Be inspired by our teachers to make the most of living in a society that values curiosity, new ideas and respect for people and the planet
"Whatever part of the world that these students end up in, I think it’s so important for them as adults to have the confidence to speak their mind."
How can studying in New Zealand secure your future?
Dr Faith Kane
Textile Design Lecturer
Dr Ekant Veer
Business Lecturer
Professor Margo Barton
Fashion Lecturer
Irisha Inamke
High School Student
Alex Galvin
Film & TV Lecturer
Baiyok Arunya
High School Student
Juby Mathew
PhD Student
There's a real sense here that anyone can have a go at anything. There's a freedom to fail well and to learn from that and to move on. And I think in that context, innovation can really emerge and flourish.
Dr Faith Kane | Programme Coordinator for Textile Design, Massey University
We really encourage our students to ask us questions, to get engaged with the conversation because that's how we all learn together.
Dr Ekant Veer | Associate Professor of Marketing, University of Canterbury
We offer a more collaborative way of learning. It’s not about forcing our own ideas onto our students. We help them find out where they want to be and what they want to do, and we connect them with the industry.
Professor Margo Barton | Academic Leader of Fashion, Otago Polytechnic
You’re not just being told things — you’re learning by doing things for yourself, and by talking to others. It feels very free.
Irisha Inamke | Lynfield College High School Student
Students on my course actually get to work with top industry professionals. I like to work alongside the students, to get them working practically.
Alex Galvin | Film & TV Lecturer, Weltec
Teachers here in New Zealand inspire us to find solutions to problems ourselves.
Baiyok Arunya | Kavanagh College High School Student
Doing a PhD in New Zealand has allowed me to work with some of the most brilliant minds in my field, who are experts in what they do.
Juby Mathew | PhD Student, Victoria University of Wellington
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