THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND
-It is the largest university in New Zealand with around 35,663 students and is ranked 68th in the world
-Known for its strengths in engineering, medicine, business, and law
-It has three associated research institutes: Liggins Institute, Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI), and other research centers and institutes across the university
– Offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across 8 faculties i.e. Faculty of Arts, Business School, Faculty of Creative Arts and Industries, Faculty of Education and Social Work, Faculty of Engineering, Auckland Law School, Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences and Faculty of Science
UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO
– The oldest university in New Zealand, established in 1869, and is ranked 206th in the world by the QS World University
– It has around 20,000 students enrolled and is renowned for its medical school and health sciences programs
– Apart from medical and health science programs, it also offers humanities and business
MASSEY UNIVERSITY
– Massey University has around 18,669 students enrolled across three campuses and is jointly ranked 239th in the world
– Known for programs in aviation, dispute resolution, veterinary medicine, and nanoscience
– Offers a mix of on-campus and distance learning programs
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON
– Victoria University is known for its strengths in public policy, international relations, and creative arts and is ranked 241st in the world
– Earns its highest score for the percentage of international faculty members
– It has around 18,230 students enrolled and offers a wide range of programs in humanities, sciences, business, and law
UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO
– Known for its environmental and sustainability research and has been internationally recognized for its research capabilities across many disciplines
– Around 10,538 students are enrolled and has been ranked 250th in the world
– Offers programs in arts, business, computing, engineering, law, and sciences
UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY
– One of the oldest universities in New Zealand, established in 1873 ranking at 256th in the world with around 16,101 students enrolled
– Offers programs in arts, commerce, education, engineering, forestry, health sciences, law, music, science, and social work
-The University of Canterbury is known for its engineering, sciences, and humanities programs
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY
– Offers programs in agriculture, business, environment, food, hospitality, landscape, and sport
-Lincoln is jointly ranked 362nd in the world and is known for its programs in agriculture and forestry
AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (AUT)
– Has the highest percentage of international students among New Zealand universities at 48% ranking at 407th in the world
– It is known for its strengths in business, design, and health sciences
-Programs offered are in business, communication studies, computer and mathematical sciences, design and creative technologies, education, engineering, health and environmental sciences, hospitality and tourism, humanities and social sciences, and law
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