New Zealand tuition and living expenses
New Zealand tuition
Tuition fees in New Zealand can be roughly divided into three grades: national universities are the most expensive, national science and technology are medium, and private universities are the cheapest. Detailed tuition standard of New Zealand universities. As a preliminary understanding, the following are approximate averages for reference:
National University: NZD 26,000-35,000/year.
National Institute of Technology: 18500-23000 NZD/year.
Private universities: 17000- 19000 NZD/year.
Tuition: NZD 350-400 per week.
Tuition fee for matriculation: 19000 NZD/year.
Bridge course fee: 16500 NZD/year.
Domestic students are keen on business and computer courses, and the annual tuition fee is about NZ $25,000-33,000, which is10-14,000 RMB. The tuition fee for engineering courses is about NZ $35,000, which is about RMB 6.5438+RMB 5,000.
The cost of living in New Zealand
Compared with China, prices in New Zealand are not much more expensive. This may be unimaginable to many people. The living expenses of New Zealand students should be frugal, and one month 1000 NZD is enough. 300 New Zealand dollars a month can make you live comfortably. About10.5 million New Zealand dollars per year.
1. Rent a house and cook for yourself. Rent a house and live with the landlord. Including water, electricity, local calls and other expenses. The rent for a week ranges from NZ $60 to over NZ $65,438+000. Rents start from NZ $280/three bedrooms and one living room and NZ $320/four bedrooms and two living rooms. You have to pay the electricity and telephone bills yourself, 40 New Zealand dollars. In terms of food, if you cook by yourself, you can have 40 New Zealand dollars a week to eat well. Generally, international students can bring their own lunch, which will save a lot of money. The weekly fee is about NZD 100 to NZD 160.
2. School apartments that provide meals. The University of Auckland has several large student apartments, including meals. Weekly fee 160 NZD (two people share a room) or 190 NZD (single room).
3. Live in a school apartment or dormitory and cook by yourself. The accommodation price is approximately close to NZ $ 100, and the meals provided by some hotels are around NZ $ 150 per week. Meat in New Zealand is cheaper than vegetables, which is similar to that in most western countries. If international students want to eat vegetables, they can buy seasonal vegetables at a lower price. It is more cost-effective to buy local fruits in New Zealand. For example, kiwifruit is bought in bags, and the weight of a bag is almost 1 to 1.5 kg, only 2 New Zealand dollars. New Zealand is also rich in apples, with average quality in this season, 1 NZD /500g.
In addition, there are different telecom operators in New Zealand, offering different monthly package communication services. Generally speaking, many international students will choose Vodafone at NZ $29 per month, which can fully meet the needs of international students.