Study in Auckland
IVY College is located right in the heart of New Zealand's foremost city, Auckland. Auckland Central is a vibrant part of Auckland with fantastic shopping, restaurants, parks and theatres. Ivy College is on the corner of Albert Street and Victoria Street which is where all the action is. IVYCollege is also just next door to the Sky Tower, one of New Zealand's famous landmarks.
Auckland, is New Zealand's largest and most culturally diverse city. The beautiful harbours that surround Auckland provide the playground for many water activities and characterize the city's adopted name of "city of sails". No matter where you go in Auckland you will be dazzled by its beauty and impressed with the array of activities that surround you.
Some reasons why so many international students choose Auckland as their study destination:
- Competitive study expenses
- The high standard of living
- Reputation of quality education
- The multicultural society
- Getting part-time jobs
- perfect background for festivals and fun
- A city of opportunities
Studying in Auckland can often be considerably less expensive in comparison to study options in other developed countries, such as the United Kingdom, United States and Canada.
This applies to both the cost of living and tuition fees which can significantly reduce the cost of studying in New Zealand.
A lifestyle that’s hard to match
New Zealand offers one of the highest standards of living in the world, and yet is more affordable than the UK and the USA. Auckland also has a relatively low crime rate compared to other major cities, making its campuses, transport and city streets safe and secure.
Reputation for high-quality education
The quality of New Zealand Education system means that New Zealand qualifications are recognised around the world. Not only are New Zealand qualifications considered favourably by employers, they are highly regarded by educational institutions across the globe.
The most multicultural state in New Zealand
People of more than 30 different nationalities live, work and study in Auckland; speak over 100 languages; and practice over 50 religions. There are numerous places of worship, with most restaurants and campuses catering for religious and dietary requirements. Auckland also has many ethnic communities, allowing you to connect with people who have similar interests and backgrounds. So no matter where you’re from, you’ll always feel welcome and respected.
If you are on a student visa, you will have the opportunity to work part-time for up to 20 hours per week. This allows you to become an active member of the community and, if you’re not a native speaker, it’s a great way to improve your English! There are casual jobs available throughout Auckland in the areas of administration, hospitality, house-keeping/cleaning and retail. Not only will you make extra cash, you will gain valuable interpersonal skills and work experience to include on your résumé.
A perfect backdrop for festivals and fun
Auckland is New Zealand’s cultural hub for arts and entertainment. Visit the traditional and contemporary art galleries; enjoy a night of theatre, ballet, comedy or film; and take advantage of Auckland amazing weather by enjoying the city’s outdoor festivals.
There are also many funky lounge bars, energetic clubs and local pubs where you can dance, listen to live music or watch sporting events on the big screen. There's plenty to do in Auckland... you just need to know where to find it!
Auckland people, industries and institutions are dynamic and global in outlook with international business partnerships rapidly expanding.
Auckland peoples are also amongst the highest paid in the country, with annual full-time earnings well above the national average. So if you want to live in New Zealand after your studies - Auckland is the ideal choice..
