Eight universities in New Zealand University of Auckland, New Zealand
The University of Auckland is the number one university in New Zealand, with the largest number of universities engaged in teaching and research and the largest number of comprehensive universities. This school is known as a "national treasure" university in New Zealand and one of the strongest and most recognized universities in the southern hemisphere.
In addition, the University of Auckland Business School is one of the few universities with AMBA, AACSB and EQUIS certification, which is very rare.
Massey University, New Zealand
Massey University is the largest university in New Zealand, with 36,000 students in three campuses. As an oriental university in the world, this university is known as "a university embracing sunshine", and the kindling of previous Universiade is collected in this school.
Macy's University has the largest business school in New Zealand, and has obtained the official certification of AACSB, the most authoritative business school and accounting folk certification institution in the world.
University of Otago, New Zealand
Dunedin, the capital of Otago, South Island, New Zealand, was founded in 1869 and is an ancient university in New Zealand. Over the years, the school has reached an excellent level in many aspects of art research and teaching.
The University of Otago has the first medical school in New Zealand, the South Island Medical Research Center and the first medical center to put IVF into practice. The university also has the only dental school in New Zealand, ranking the top ten in the world and the first in Oceania.
Canterbury University, New Zealand
Canterbury University, located in Christchurch, New Zealand, was founded in 1873. It is one of the earliest universities in New Zealand, founded by scholars from Oxford University. It is also the first university in the Commonwealth to award honorary degrees to women.
Canterbury University is committed to promoting borderless education and cultivating world citizens and leaders of the times. World-class professors from Oxford and Cambridge teach here, which promotes the vigorous development of teaching and academic research in Canterbury University.
Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
Victoria University was founded in 1899, located in Wellington, the capital of New Zealand. It is one of the oldest universities in New Zealand and has a proud tradition. As a university that provides students with high-quality education based on research, it has a long reputation.
The school has achieved fruitful results in the fields of literature and art, earth science, commerce and law. At the same time, its music education, earthquake research and architectural design are at the world-class level.
University of Waikato
The University of Waikato, founded in 1964, is one of the eight public universities funded by the New Zealand government, with more than13,000 students and more than 2,200 international students from more than 70 countries in the world.
Waikato University enjoys a high reputation in the world, especially in law, management, computer, natural science and education, and is known as "Harvard in the southern hemisphere".
Lincoln University, New Zealand
Lincoln University, founded in 1878, is one of the oldest universities in New Zealand, formerly known as Canterbury Agricultural College, and the most famous agricultural university in the southern hemisphere.
Now, the university stands among the eight public universities in New Zealand and is a world-renowned comprehensive university. 70 students from 58 countries registered 3 1 major at Lincoln University.
Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand
Auckland University of Technology, founded in 1895, is a rapidly developing university in New Zealand. For a long time, the school has established extensive and close contact with employers and experts, which makes its teaching and research closely related to the present and future industries, so the employment rate of graduates is as high as 95%.